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Phill Sacre

Reflections on the Bible, the church, and life in general.

Review: Wise Counsel

Posted on July 24, 2014 by Phill Sacre
Posted In ReviewsTagged In book review, john newton, wise counsel

I’ve just finished reading “Wise Counsel” – John Newton’s letters to John Ryland, Jr. And when I say John Newton, I do of course mean that John Newton – he of Amazing Grace fame, the former slave trader turned Church of England minister. Although Newton is probably best known today for Amazing Continue Reading

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