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"The words of the Sagas are as goads. The Masters of Collections are established as firm nails."
Did Solomon use this word(goads) in a disciplinary way or simply in a positive sense to incite to encouragement? I know that planted nails was merely a metaphor for something that is sure and true(sturdy).
- R.J. (9/10/2013 8:27:41 PM)
"The words of the Sagas are as goads. The Masters of Collections are established as firm nails."
Did Solomon use this word(goads) in a disciplinary way or simply in a positive sense to incite to encouragement? I know that planted nails was merely a metaphor for something that is sure and true(sturdy).
- R.J. (9/10/2013 2:02:41 PM)
Did Solomon use this word(goads) in a disciplinary way or simply in a positive sense to incite to encouragement? I know that planted nails was merely a metaphor for something that is sure and true(sturdy).
- R.J. (9/10/2013 8:27:41 PM)
"The words of the Sagas are as goads. The Masters of Collections are established as firm nails."
Did Solomon use this word(goads) in a disciplinary way or simply in a positive sense to incite to encouragement? I know that planted nails was merely a metaphor for something that is sure and true(sturdy).
- R.J. (9/10/2013 2:02:41 PM)
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