In 112 A.D., Pliny the Younger was governor of a northeastern Roman province named Bithynia. A successful and experienced Roman diplomat, Pliny had built a lifelong career of traveling the empire
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Jesus was traveling through the towns and villages, teaching and journeying toward Jerusalem. Along the way someone asked him, “Will those who are saved be few?”
Jesus answered him, “Truly I say to you, not at all. Heaven will be packed full of all the nice people in this world.”
With all of my heart, I wish [...]
11. January 2009
Welcome to Mamertine Prison, Ancient Rome’s state penitentiary. It’s nothing more than a hole in the ground—carved from the bedrock, dark, damp, and covered in human waste.
According to tradition, this was the prison cell of the Apostle Paul before his martyrdom.
4. January 2009
Grab a sheet of paper. Write the number 78 and subtract from it the number of your age.
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26. January 2009
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