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• 9/29/2006 2:03 PM Karen wrote:
  Very excited to see this come online soon!
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• 9/29/2006 2:41 PM Webmaster wrote:
  I think this is a good solution for keeping folks in the loop regarding Bible Study!
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• 1/12/2007 2:03 PM julia scott wrote:
  So happy to see the website from Allen Chapel. It's an exciting way to keep everybody involved, far or near. I must say, when I brought my family down to Staunton to get our daughter, Sukanya, baptised by Rev Scott and Allen Chapel; we felt like we were home.
  thank you Allen Chapel,
  Julia Scott, Jessica Jackson & Sukanya (Suki)
  
  P.S. hope to visit real soon.
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  1. 3/28/2007 9:24 AM Audrey Banks wrote:
     Thanks for the compliment on the site. Kudos to Karen and Robert Mott, members of Allen Chapel. They have done a great job with the site. We, at Allen are grateful for their work and for the membership. Thanks again.
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• 5/8/2007 1:22 PM Helen Becks wrote:
  I enjoy Allen's website. It's a great way to keep up with activities at my church. Thanks to Karen and Robert Mott.
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• 6/15/2007 11:30 AM Dr. Bob Utley wrote:
  Greetings Fellow Minister!
  I am a retired Professor of Hermeneutics who is committed to the authority
  and inspiration of the Bible and have just put my verse by verse Bible
  commentaries online. I want to be a blessing to the body of Christ
  world-wide. These historical-grammatical Bible studies focus on the intent
  of the original inspired author.
  Currently, it has over 6,000 pages of written commentary as well as over
  300 audio lessons covering the whole New Testament.
  It also has several video lessons. I will be adding over 500 more video
  lessons this summer. Most of them verse by verse Bible exposition.
  Please take a look! If you like it please pass on the web address to
  others interested in in-depth Bible study.
  Dr. Bob Utley
  www.freebiblecommentary.org
  Professor of Hermeneutics(retired)
  East Texas Baptist University
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  1. 7/25/2007 8:43 AM Allen Chapel AME Church wrote:
     
     I suspect I would not agree with anything here given the statement that this person focuses on "the intent of the original inspired author." Literary types refer to this as the intentional fallacy, and I subscribe to their arguments on this score.
      
     On the other hand, I hate censorship as a form of blasphemy and arch arrogance that anyone might know what's best for others to see, and worse, what they ought never to see. I am not afraid for people to make up their own minds about this or anything else. God made each with a free mind to see and think. With the wit he generously supplied he calls us each to judge.
      
     So I say let brother Bob Utley have his say and peace be unto him.
     
     --Rev. Scott
     
     
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