is counted righteous (Gen. 17:5; Rom. 4:17, 19-22). The patriarchs died without receiving their promised city, but the writer of Hebrews says they saw it and embraced it (Heb. 11:13-16). They did this by faith. Jesus Christ Himself was given a people to share His glory, even before the world began (John 6:37, 39; 17:2, 24). But as He walked to the cross, one apostle had be­trayed Him, another had denied Him three times, and nine of the rest had fled for their lives.

One of the most agonizing letters the apostle Paul ever wrote was surely the Epis­tle we know as 2 Corinthians. It was prompted primarily by opponents who preached “glory in my pocket” and derided Paul because he and his gospel were bat­tered, bruised and bleeding.Steelers wide receivers coach in 2013, is an Aliquippa native. He has long been regarded as a coach that is a stickler for details and a good teacher of technique. Prior to arriving in Pittsburgh, Mann coached on the staffs of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Washington Redskins, Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, New York Jets, Cleveland Browns and the old Baltimore Colts. In total he has now spent approximately 33 years in the NFL.

According to an old bio, Mann originally began his NFL coaching career as a receivers coach with the Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts from 1982-1984. With the Colts, he worked under Frank Kush, his college head coach at Arizona State. Mann also coached on the collegiate level at the University of Louisville from 1980-1981 and Arizona State from