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About the Writings of Joseph Gaut

A Loaf of Bread is a collection of writings compiled over the last 26 years or so. Many of them have been extensively edited during this time as I gained a better understanding of matters of faith. It has been a joy to write down the thoughts and nuggets of wisdom the Lord has shared with my wife and me. Our Lord is my inspiration for this effort. If no one else benefits from this presentation of these truths to the public, I have still been greatly blessed by the effort. It is, of course, my hope that others will find nourishment for their Christian walk with Jesus. The Internet is a wonderful tool to help us reach areas of our world that have heard little of our wonderful gospel.

Two of the writings, The Israel of God and Flee into Galilee, have multiple parts. I hope you are able to navigate both writings without difficulty.

The inspiration and knowledge for this effort came over a period of many years. The editing process is humbling as I realize how much I am still "in process." This pilgrim has not yet finished this wonderful journey but I started the trip some time ago. As I near my 70th birthday, I look forward journey yet ahead, knowing the best is yet to come.

Enjoy the writings! If you have any comments or questions, I would love to hear from you.

About the Author

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I am a native Texan currently enjoying the beautiful piney woods of East Texas near the historical city of Nacogdoches. I have been married to a most precious lady for 43 years. We are blessed with two wonderful children and two grandchildren.

Upon graduation from Rice University, I served in the Navy for three years during the height of the cold war. A friend of mine aboard the USS Ranger, Wilbur O'Donovan, was kind enough to share the truth of the gospel and helped me know in my heart that Jesus is the Truth. At the end of his time in the Navy, O'Donovan went to Africa as a missionary and worked there for many years.

After my stint in the service, I went to work as a chemical process design engineer. Later, I was in marketing within the chemical industry. As happens in life, through a series of events, I shifted direction and taught mathematics at one of our state universities, SFASU, for a number of years. I am now retired but still teach some online classes. I also do a little consulting.

In the rustic area where I now live, I enjoy watching the raccoons, squirrels, o'possums, birds and other wildlife. I also enjoy an occasional trip to the beach to get the sand between my toes. In brief, I take pleasure in the wonderful life God has given us.




Acknowledgement

I have to admit that I enjoyed the challenge designing this site myself. Perhaps with time, I will pep it up a little. I found the software, Amaya 9.54, to be very helpful in doing what I wanted to do. I am also indebted to Selida for the template.

Copyright Information

I have placed no restrictions on the use of these writings. You may share them, copy them, or take parts from them. I know you will use them to the Glory of God.


Jesus is our Lord and our God!

2007-04-07