God's Uncontrollable World and Moby Dick
October 19, 2022
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Moby Dick is one of America's most well known fiction novels. Written in 1851, it shares an epic story of a man's destructive desire to see revenge on a white sperm whale named Moby Dick. Don't be fooled though, this book depicts timeless Christian truths that all men should heed. We hope you enjoy our commentary on this classic book and are edified by the lesson it teaches us all.
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