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The players are nearing the stage. The props are being put into position. All of heaven watches. It's the long-awaited week. A week when no angel dares to sing. A hush falls over heaven as Jesus faces his final days. Note the firmness in His walk. Hear the conviction in His voice. Witness the courage of His deeds. SEE HIS PASSION ... the Savior who will not give up on His children until they are...

failed … the troops, the Air, and the Navy did all that bravery and devotion to duty could do. If any blame or fault attaches itself to the attempt it was mine alone.”1 It could be argued that the greatest act of courage that day was not in a cockpit or foxhole, but at a desk when the one at the top took responsibility for the ones below. When the one in charge took the blame—even before the blame needed to be taken. Rare leader, this general. Unusual, this display of courage. He modeled a quality
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