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While she cannot determine how long such meals continued, though Didache 4:8 and Barnabas 19:8 imply communal meals, in later history some of our foreparents like the Hutterites (and the modern Bruderhof) did return to the New Testament community of goods and common meals.
They knew that he prayed to the God of his foreparents three times a day.
In his speech, entitled "Reflections on the Role of Baptists in Politics and the Future of America," Hays challenged those present not to be as their foreparents in the church that shunned political action and attacked the Social Gospel, but to search out those areas where Baptist concerns intersect national concerns and work for positive solutions.
 
 
 
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