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I want the answer to be no, please, tell me it’s no. Have you given the order?” “Senator, I’d be careful what you read in books and believing it, except for the Bible,” Hegseth answered.

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I want the answer to be no, please, tell me it’s no. Have you given the order?” “Senator, I’d be careful what you read in books and believing it, except for the Bible,” Hegseth answered.

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Please? Thank you.” And that’s where it happened. I learned how to pray on my own terms. “Wow” — shevach in Hebrew, or praiseworthiness — is about God’s awesomeness.