A Testament of Witnesses and Other Poems (eBook, ePUB) - Jeffrey, David Lyle
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This second collection of poems by David Lyle Jeffrey has two parts. In the first the primary imaginative world is biblical. How might those who witnessed the judgment of God or the miracles of Jesus first-hand have reacted to what they saw and heard? The Bible itself is typically terse, leaving gaps--but also hints--that prompt wonder. In the second part, a gathering of miscellaneous poems, are personal reflections, sometimes whimsical, on special gifts of grace received in the twilight of life.

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This second collection of poems by David Lyle Jeffrey has two parts. In the first the primary imaginative world is biblical. How might those who witnessed the judgment of God or the miracles of Jesus first-hand have reacted to what they saw and heard? The Bible itself is typically terse, leaving gaps--but also hints--that prompt wonder. In the second part, a gathering of miscellaneous poems, are personal reflections, sometimes whimsical, on special gifts of grace received in the twilight of life.

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Autorenporträt
David Lyle Jeffrey is a grandfather, storyteller, and scholar who still occasionally commits random acts of poetry. Though officially retired from a lifetime of university teaching (UK, Canada, China, and the USA), he continues to serve as distinguished senior fellow in Baylor's Institute for Studies in Religion and is a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.