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New 86-year effort to Tweet The Bible, one verse a day

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November 29, 2011

I’m a tech-savvy guy, but I’m not exactly an early adopter. I’m more of a 2.0 adopter. But I appear to be getting in on the ground floor of ” title=”at Genesis 1:18″>at Genesis 1:18.

Don’t worry. There’s still plenty of time for you to follow Tweet The Bible, a collaborative effort to consecutively tweet every verse in the Christian Bible. At one verse a day, the project will take 86 years.

As ” title=”Tweet every verse”>Tweet every verse in short order in the Bible or to use Twitter

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