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Biblical Shakers is the blog name for our Family Group, The Salt Shakers.  Over a 6 year period we read together the Bible and wrote a devotion with prayer for each chapter of God’s Word.  Leviticus 2:13 says that we are to season all our grain offerings with salt.  We can flavor the world with the Life of Christ in us by speaking to others the love and message of Jesus.  

It is important to be in the Word of God.  Sometimes it is hard to know where to begin or what to read about.   Hopefully by checking in on our FB page you will find it a helpful resource into reading and growing in God’s Word.  We have made it easy for you.  No matter where you read we have a thought and prayer for each chapter.  We encourage you to read the whole chapter from the Bible.  If you do not have a Bible, please make note of that on a post.  

The Salt Shakers began from a Set of Twins, their children, spouses and one Godly woman.  We are located in MN, IA, NE, WA, and NY.  The Lord speaks to each of us differently so therefore the thoughts may be varied.  However, the writing was inspired by the Holy Spirit.  

Get into the Word of God.  You will be enriched.

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