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Discussion/Comments (2):
Hopefully you meant the emptiness of the tomb.
Happy Easter!
Posted at 04/17/2006 6:43:41 by Cary Phillips
Cary,
Yes, I was referring to the empty tomb.
I certainly wasn't referring to my in-box. Which, even if it were empty, would quickly fill up overnight anyway.
Grace to you,
Eric
Posted at 04/17/2006 23:38:32 by Eric Mack
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