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Bor (god) - Definition and Overview
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In Norse mythology, the god Bor, or Borr was the father of Odin, Ve and Vili by the frost giantess Bestla. Bor was the son of the giant Buri.


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angeladevita: Wish me luck tomorrow please, a lot to do tomorrow, hope God always bless me. AMIN
nonsensequitter: I set myself up for disaster every single time. Why God why? Why do I keep giving Jack yogurt? It's everywhere! I'll have to hose him off.
Zimmyspherics: Christians belief entail metaphysical truth claims, but they are the claims of a relationship. We make claims on God's affections.
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