Tim Allen Delves into Scriptures: “What a Treasure” After Finishing Old Testament

Tim Allen Delves into Scriptures: “What a Treasure” After Finishing Old Testament

Famous actor Tim Allen recently revealed that he has completed reading the Old Testament and has started the New Testament, describing the experience as a “treasure.” The "Toy Story" star shared, “After nearly a year, I have finished the entire Old Testament and the experience of re-reading, dedicated focus and no drifting has made this a humbling overwhelming experience. What a treasure. Three days into the New Testament.”
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