Posts by Mr. E

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"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

Who really is the faithful and discreet slave whom his Master appointed over His domestics, to give them their food at the proper time? (Matthew 24:45-47)

Estephan Leuese is The Faithful and Discreet Slave

Of The Twelve Tribes Of Israel

Out Of The Tribe Of Levi

This Prophecy Has Been Fulfilled, AMEN until time indefinite.......

The Faithful Slave of JAH and CHRIST

The assigned duties of the slave, which have been accomplished, will be explained based upon the True meaning of the scriptures.......

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

Welcome Mr E. Just 1 question...

If you are the Faithful and Discreet Slave, who are those blokes in Brooklyn who claim to be FDS also?

[They are knowledgable men, but not the offspring of Abraham. Through the seed of Abraham the nations will be blessed. First there was the MESSIAH, Jesus Christ....... Here I am, sent forth also of the True seed of Abraham upon the earth, of "The Twelve Tribes Of Israel", the Tribe of LEVI, AMEN.......]

The Faithful Slave of JAH and CHRIST

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

And by the way Mr E, that bit about swallowing my own head was funny...you are better at humor than at this whole God/Messiah complex thing.

[Thanks, but I can't take credit for the humor, I didn't originate it] =)

Also, is your name Mr. E supposed to be thought of as Mystery? How clever! My, my, you are deep!!! That is quite original. I have a new name for you

[The mysteries of the bible will soon unfold, so you guessed it, everything written has a meaning.]

The Faithful Slave of JAH and CHRIST

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

Thank you for responding my worthy sister in the Kingdom of God upon the earth. Have a great night, sleep well knowing it will soon be over.......I will return tomorrow Jah willing.

The Faithful Slave of JAH and CHRIST

Estephan Leuese, and in behalf of my family:

Estacia Leuese, Estephan Leuese II my son, and Estanaia Leuese my daughter

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

oh, I was wondering...exactly why did God exclude the "concept" (for lack of a better word) of personal eternal salvation for every man woman and child by the sacrificial atonement of His Son, Jesus Christ, from the other holy books...we are agreed that this is of utmost signifcance to the whole heavenly plan of God?
And If you know this...how are you helping to call the unbelievers out of Babylon and into the arms of Jesus or even back to the Bible?
love michelle

As written, they were misled by false prophets in a huge way, inspired by satan and his demons. Their books inspire them to be Great Warriors as JAH knew what they had to endure in the End Time. Again JAH knew what would occurr and it all had to take place not by His hand but by the beasts of the field. Those that choose to war against one another. Those that live by the sword shall also die by it. Jesus Christ foretold in the book of Matthew exactly as it has occurred and will finish. It will end by war as written in the book of Daniel. They believe in The Almighty GOD undeniably and have proven it to the world, AMEN....... (Revelations 11: 1-11)

It will be cut short as written, but only JAH knows when it will occurr as He is the only one that knows what the chosen need as learning in wisdom and also sacrifice. This in order to build strong leaders for the Kingdom rulership upon the earth of mankind. Despite what everyone believes, the Kingdom of GOD will reign Supreme shortly, AMEN.......(Matthew 24: 15-22) I have done my part, first by being tested and witnessing many great events as instruction in learning and strength for my position upon the earth. I have spent time in the spirit realm first, then the world as you and I know it. I have witnessed much suffering of those that are very dear to my heart. Along with those chosen in my region here in the west. It is hard to know which was worse, seeing satan and his demons in the spirit realm or those that suffer upon the earth as humans. I have to ponder over it. (Matthew 24: 45-47) It seemed more worthy to battle with the wicked ones in the spirit realm and the earthly enemies of God. However it caused me more heartache in the world as we know it. Jehovah protected me well against the wicked spirits.I have to trust that Jehovah has made things happen in a large way using my faith and experience. This is because I have no idea what my actions have accomplished in areas that I cannot witness. This in the world of mankind. The Faithful slave of JAH and CHRIST

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

dear Mr. E...
After a wee respite, I have decided to recall you as a harbinger of the most blessed event!
there is really no need for me to be nasty to you...believe it or not you and I have had a love/loathe relationship since the first day I "met" you. our theology is a wee bit different...I admit some times I've asked myself what the worst possible "scenario" regarding you... could be..."what nasty fangs you have granny"
but the best that I could come up with is that you are not weird like you "speak"...but, you are someone that I can relate to...
so were both looking out for the same thing...right?...the second advent of Jesus Christ...as Jesus the Christ, the King Of Heaven and Earth...right? because if so...well...I like ya!!
peace!
love michelle
p.s. you might want to keep it down in the back tho...we're watching the show...

ALL THOSE IN THE HEAVENS ARE APPLAUDING THIS GREAT MOMENT ! ! ! I, ALONG WITH THOSE IN THE HEAVENS LOVE YOU INTENSELY....... JEHOVAH WILL BESTOW MANY BLESSINGS UPON YOU....... YOU HAVE BEEN CHOSEN TO REIGN ALONG MY RIGHT SIDE AS ONE OF TWELVE THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN CHOSEN BY JAH AND JESUS CHRIST....... I LOVE YOU IN CHRIST, AMEN The Faithful Slave of JAH and CHRIST

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

slave...
when ya goin ta serve up the chow?

Revelations 17:12-18

Ten Kings (European Union where base ten or the metric system is used) gave authority to those causing war in the Holy Land. They battle with the Lamb but the Lamb conquers, along with those chosen and faithful with WORDS, not war. The Almighty put into the hearts of the leaders to expose the unjust acts of those gathered together to wage the war of Armageddon in the Middle East. This until all Words have been fulfilled. Jesus Christ and the Twelve are gathered with the Almighty in learning Great Wisdom. They have had to witness what The Father already has, in order to know the pain and suffering everyone has had to endure during this period of testing and discipline. The Righteous will soon dwell upon the earth where the wicked will be brought to justice. Those recieving the MARK of the wild beast will bow down before The Almighty GOD JAH....... THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS IN YOUR MIDST ! ! ! The Faithful Slave of JAH and CHRIST

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

Mr E,
Day one has passed and alas, no Monkey has taken flight out of my ass. I warn you, if you do not produce the miracle you have promised, I will be forced to smite you with a curse of clear thinking and right mindedness.
6 Days Left
Remember, no Monkey, no worship. Its up to you.

Words of ridicule deserve the same in response. You reap what you sow.......it is written:

Take your head, shove it down your throat, swollow it and wait till it takes flight out of your ass. There is your miracle.......

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

All things written have to take place according to the BIBLE, the TRUE WORD OF GOD.
Brownboy, if you can prove to me, without quoting any scriptures, or pointing to allegedly fulfilled prophecy that the bible is the true word of god, then I will start believing again, and return to the kingdom hall to seek reinstatement.
The ball is in your court Brownboy, if you are the anointed one, then you should be able to make a fair stab at that.

Just relax in the comfort of your home if you want to. There is no need to attend any type of religious service in order to be saved. All will be forgiven in the end when Jesus Christ arrives. To make it clear, I am not making attempt to convert, or pursuade anyone that God exists. I am just a humble messenger fulfilling my assigned duties from The Almighty GOD. The Faithful Slave

117

"That I may make a reply to him that is taunting me"

by under_believer in

jw
friends

so for our "congregation book study", we are still deeply mired in the bible teach book.

this week's lesson talks about the whole idea that the book of job relates the central issue of the entire cosmos, a vital issue raised by satan, where satan questions whether humans follow god because of what they are given, or because he deserves it.

i'm surprised that the book of job, obviously archetypal and figurative (for example, i doubt people back then literally spoke for hours in hebrew verse, and i doubt that four messengers showed up all in a row with stories telling that they, only they, got away to tell of a disaster) even has a place in the canon; aside from its lack of any specific historical position or accuracy, the argument it advances (especially as the society interprets it) is facile: the idea that privileged, wealthy, powerful job somehow stands as a representative for all humanity and serves as a litmus test for man's interaction with god is downright silly.

Mr. E

How can a human being call himself the anointed and Muhammed?
Deluded, I'll tell you.

All things written have to take place according to the BIBLE, the TRUE WORD OF GOD. The Faithful Slave