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“Grape juice at the communion table symbolizes the historical impotence of Christ’s blood, Christ’s gospel, Christ’s church, and Christ’s expanding kingdom. Grape juice stays ‘bottled up’, confined to the historical skins of Palestine.”

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Gary North

Gary North, born in 1942, is an American historian known for his research in the fields of economic and religious history. His work focuses on monetary theory and historical philosophy, offering unique insights into the historical process. more

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