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I recently became a Christian (I thought I had been for years, but that’s a different story). I had studied theology before that and decided that Calvinism was correct. Of course I was a little unsure after I actually started reading the Bible and praying. But I was still sympathetic. Anyhow I applied for membership on one of the big Reformed forums and entered my statement of beliefs so they could review my worthiness. After not getting a response for a few days I tried to log in and found my ENTIRE account was deleted, email and all. I figured it was a sign to get on the other side. Thanks for the resources you have.
Thanks for stopping by Wallace. Reading the Bible and praying are most important, you can’t go wrong there! :)
Daniel Marsh
6539 Linville drive
Brighton, MI 48116-9531 USA
Dear Sir/Ms, I enjoy studying the Bible, theology, apologetics and history.
However, I am unemployed due to unpaid care giving responsibilities and due to poor health – cancer(wait and see stage again), degenerative bone disease.
May I have a copy of the The Wesley Study Bible , free of charge, please.
May God Richly Bless You
Daniel
Thanks for stopping by Daniel. I’m a cancer survivor too (Bladder cancer). I only have one Wesley study Bible, and use it myself. Perhaps you can check with the publishers to see if they they can send you one? God bless, Kevin
I’m unemployed too. I would if I could. I do know his study notes are on various sites, like BibleGateway and others. I’ll keep you in my prayers.