Declaration of Independence Is Based on Jefferson's Axioms and Logic

Declaration of Independence Is Based on Jefferson's Axioms and Logic

Fabre’s Book of Insects (1921) – The Public Domain Review

Fabre’s Book of Insects (1921) – The Public Domain Review

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Sometimes in the course of human events we detect what looks like the fingerprints of Providence.

Carney: The Anti-Slavery Inspiration of the Declaration of Independence | Breitbart

Carney: The Anti-Slavery Inspiration of the Declaration of Independence | Breitbart

he first publication of the Declaration of Independence did not occur until the following day, in the print shop of John Dunlap. His work was overseen by the “Committee of Five”—Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman and Robert R. Livingston—which was charged with making sure only the approved text made it out to the 13 colonies.

John Adams initially thought that the day of the vote would echo through the ages as the day the American colonies declared a new epoch had dawned on the earth. But a year later, Philadelphia held a party to commemorate America’s independence on July 4th and we never really looked back.

One of the overlooked sources for Jefferson’s early draft was a now largely forgotten pamphlet written by Judge Samuel Sewall in 1700 titled , “The Selling of Joseph: A Memorial.” It is a remarkable document, one of the earliest antislavery declarations published in the American colonies.

Benny Hinn's Nephew Chose Jesus Over the Prosperity Gospel

Benny Hinn's Nephew Chose Jesus Over the Prosperity Gospel: Yaris

Life Is Like A Mountain Railroad

Life is like a mountain railroad
With an engineer so brave
We must make this run successful
From the cradle to the grave
Watch the curves, the fills the tunnels
Never falter, never fail
Keep your hand upon the throttle
And your eye upon the rail

Oh, blessed Savior, thou wilt guide us
Til we reach that blissful shore
Where the angels wait to join us
In God's grace forever more

As you roll across the trestle
Spanning Jordan's swelling tide
You behold the union depot
Into which your train will glide
There you'll meet the superintendent
God the Father, God the Son
With a hearty, joyous greeting
Weary pilgrim, welcome home

* Refrain