Proverbs 22
Lots in here, as usual to encourage and convict me. The one verse that stood out was:
28 Do not move an ancient boundary stone
set up by your forefathers.
I'm curious, is this a call for the power of precedent? (Andy?) Does it place limits on the right to dispose of one's property?
28 Do not move an ancient boundary stone
set up by your forefathers.
I'm curious, is this a call for the power of precedent? (Andy?) Does it place limits on the right to dispose of one's property?
Posted by William Clark on
Thursday February 22, 2007 at 7:51am
- Josh