Posts by mrsjones5

The Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society's "Revelation: Its Grand Climax at Hand!" is a fairly substantial commentary of John's Apocalypse (319 pages) that claims wide distribution, with apparently 16.6 million copies in its various incarnations printed in 51 languages by the time of the 1988 edition in my possession (2). Despite this wide circulation, however, few nonmembers ever see this book because of the organization's reclusive nature ( on which see a few earlier notes ). For those curious about distinctive approaches to Revelation, I highlight here a few salient features of this intriguing commentary (henceforth RGCH)...

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Interesting review...

by mrsjones5 in

of the wt book "revelation: its grand climax at hand!

" on a huffington post blog, date april 1, 2013.. here's the link:.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-gilmour/10-observations-about-the-jehovahs-witnesses-and-the-book-of-revelation_b_2986329.html.

mrsjones5

Of the Wt book "Revelation: Its Grand Climax at Hand!" on a Huffington Post blog, date April 1, 2013.

Here's the link:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-gilmour/10-observations-about-the-jehovahs-witnesses-and-the-book-of-revelation_b_2986329.html

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Ruminating on an age old question...

by Glander in

jw
friends

i mowed the lawn today, and after doing so i sat down and.

had a cold beer.. .

the day was really quite beautiful, and the drink facilitated.

mrsjones5

Funny. I have no idea what it feels like to get kicked in the nuts but I do know what it feels like to push out an 11 pounder and tear my vajayjay in two places.

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What Do You Do All Day?

by Bangalore in

what do you do all day?.

a man came home from work and found his three children outside, still in their pajamas, playing in the mud, with empty food boxes and wrappers strewn all around the front yard.. the door of his wife's car was open, as was the front door to the house and there was no sign of the dog.

proceeding into the entry, he found an even bigger mess.

mrsjones5

Very true. When I get sick (which happens rarely) the house goes to hell in a hand basket.

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Unemployment is down, but why did America set a record 47.8 million on food stamps?

by moshe in

in the usa a new record was set on food stamp enrollments, which seems ironic.

you would think as unemployment drops , food stamp usage would be dropping, too.

maybe those government unemployment numbers are fake numbers.

mrsjones5

Moshe, you have no idea what my life is like. I've only given you a glimmer. You don't deserve any more.

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Unemployment is down, but why did America set a record 47.8 million on food stamps?

by moshe in

in the usa a new record was set on food stamp enrollments, which seems ironic.

you would think as unemployment drops , food stamp usage would be dropping, too.

maybe those government unemployment numbers are fake numbers.

mrsjones5

With that board stroke you and Moshe are talking about my husband and I. You never say some. You dont even give a percentage. All recipients are on the undeserved take so you would have us believe. I still live this. It's still close. My husband recently had a doctor who would not look over my husand's medical records, told my husband it was all in his head and had my husband kicked out of the medical group and put my husand's SSDI application in danger of denial again. Thank goodness we were able to reverse it and got my husband another doctor.

I take this all very personal because I lived it and am still living it. You are talking about me and my husband! There are folks on this very board who are on SSDI and even welfare (or had been) and you are talking about them also. And you painfully don't know what you're talking about cuz you haven't lived it.

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Unemployment is down, but why did America set a record 47.8 million on food stamps?

by moshe in

in the usa a new record was set on food stamp enrollments, which seems ironic.

you would think as unemployment drops , food stamp usage would be dropping, too.

maybe those government unemployment numbers are fake numbers.

mrsjones5

Of course, if an applicant needs a lawyer why the hell not? My husband had a lawyer and I'm thankful for what the lawyer did. There was nothing crooked or unseemly done to get my husband his benefits.

but I'm done. Carry on with the SSDI recipient bashing and the screaming over so-call welfare queens. This is a message board after all. I've got better things to do.

Hi Was!