Scripture
Matthew 28:19
Deuteronomy 4:32-34,39-40; Psalms 33:4-6,9,18-20,22; Romans 8:14-17; Matthew 28:16-20
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The City of Everywhere1 is an allegory about a man who looks his responsibility clearly in the face, recognizes it, and then refuses to accept it. The City of Everywhere, the author says, is the tale of a man who might have been I, for I dreamed one time of journeying to the town. Continuing, he says,
I arrived early one cold morning. There was snow on the ground. As I stepped from the train, I noticed that the baggage man was dressed warmly in a heavy coat, scarf and gloves, but he wore no shoes. Boarding the streetcar, I saw that my fellow passengers also were barefoot. When I arrived at my hotel, I found that the bellhop…
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