Religion: Did You Use Your Sword Today?

Did You Use Your Sword Today?

Written by Michelle Jacobson

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Take Heed It's really no wonder why God told us in Mark 4:24 to take heed what we hear. The voices we hear might not be led by God.

We need to only listen to God's Word. There are no gifts that are greater in this world. There are only two choices. There is life or death.

God's Word is what brings life to us...

Did you use your sword of spirit today?

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St. George: The Dragon Slayer

Written by Mary M. Alward

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When Christian knights, known as crusaders, returned to England after having fought religious wars in repparttar

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legend of St. George became popular. Tales of his having slain a dragon was a great source of entertainment within repparttar 137540

castle walls and courtyards. The medieval knights told how St. George had appeared to them wearing white robes that were decorated with a red cross during repparttar 137541

siege of Antioch in repparttar 137542

11th century.

In 1425, Henry V was victorious at repparttar 137543

Battle of Agincourt. It was then that St. George became repparttar 137544

official patron saint of England. The red cross of St. George adorns Britain’s national flag, and forms part of repparttar 137545

Union Jack.

St. George’s powers are used in repparttar 137546

Middle East to cast out demons and in many other countries St. George’s Day heralds repparttar 137547

beginning of summer. He is classed as repparttar 137548

guardian of animals in Lithuania and in some countries is associated with fertility. In Spain, St. George’s Day includes many festivities, including repparttar 137549

giving of gifts and repparttar 137550

eating of feasts.

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