But just one of his great insights is relevant to my present story.

The present story takes place before the first volume of the series.

The new ads present stories that depict how people really feel about filing taxes.

That was all, but quite enough foundation to build this present story on.

The present story was one of the earliest in the series.

It is no part of the present story.

A second story, if present, would face onto a balcony served by multiple stairwells.

But that postponement robs his present story of explanatory strength.

The reconstructor in the present story is a case in point.

So if Christ's present story is to be told, then why are we singing "Alleluia" to music written in 1742?