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		By: Dane Bounds		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I read in an old Institute manual some years ago that Joseph was interested in James 1:5 because it was a common text in the revival meetings held during that period in the &quot;Burned-over District&quot; of America.  He had heard it used and was re-reading it at home when the Spirit drove its meaning &quot;with great force into every feeling of my heart.&quot;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I read in an old Institute manual some years ago that Joseph was interested in James 1:5 because it was a common text in the revival meetings held during that period in the &#8220;Burned-over District&#8221; of America.  He had heard it used and was re-reading it at home when the Spirit drove its meaning &#8220;with great force into every feeling of my heart.&#8221;</p>
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