you people will certainly say: “the way of jehovah is not adjusted right.”—ezek.
18:25.
Indeed.
I just LOVE this one:
1 John 4:1 My dear friends, don't believe everything you hear. Carefully weigh and examine what people tell you. Not everyone who talks about God comes from God. There are a lot of lying preachers loose in the world.
The Message Bible
Sylvia
could anyone provide a link to the jc recording that was on here a few days ago please.
i intended to listen to it but didn't have time.
it was about a couple that really tried to reason with the elders but were treated very badly.
could anyone provide a link to the jc recording that was on here a few days ago please.
i intended to listen to it but didn't have time.
it was about a couple that really tried to reason with the elders but were treated very badly.
this is a real captivating.
such a nice couple and the composure they kept was incredible.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifkpiqigq9c.
as i work my way through the history of judaeo-christian salvation, i have drafted a chapter on the trinity and early christology.
as before, i am seeking corrections, advice, and suggestions.. the chapter is available at: http://www.jwstudies.com/formative_christianity_s_christological_combats.pdf.
while preparing this chapter, i realised that i am not looking at the "evolution" of soteriology.
Hi, Doug.
I submit, and the Bible asserts, that there was nothing "normal" about Jesus of Nazareth.
However, we are given to understand that He was fully human.
Now, THAT is the mystery!
Thanks for challenging us to think.
Sylvia
as i work my way through the history of judaeo-christian salvation, i have drafted a chapter on the trinity and early christology.
as before, i am seeking corrections, advice, and suggestions.. the chapter is available at: http://www.jwstudies.com/formative_christianity_s_christological_combats.pdf.
while preparing this chapter, i realised that i am not looking at the "evolution" of soteriology.
BOOYAH!!!
Romans 1 and John 1.
James 2 and John 6.
Thanks.
Sylvia
good!.
evil bastard!.
can't link, but quick thinking and acting on the part of mcdonald's employees led to his demise.. sylvia.
LOL.
They misled him by telling him he had to wait on his fries.
Again, quick thinking.
Sylvia
good!.
evil bastard!.
can't link, but quick thinking and acting on the part of mcdonald's employees led to his demise.. sylvia.
Good!
Evil bastard!
Can't link, but quick thinking and acting on the part of McDonald's employees led to his demise.
Sylvia
was watching an episode of the young pope yesterday (really enjoyed the series), at at the end there it dealt with the theme of "unconditional love".
it made me think of the love i have for people i know.. i looked up the wikipedia intro of unconditional love and it reads:.
unconditional love is known as affection without any limitations or love without conditions.
It is diabolical.
At first glance, your thread title looks like Watchtower Falls In Unconditional Love.
If only ...
Sylvia
should jackie robinson's widow, rachel robinson, go to estadio latinoamericana in havana on tuesday, she'll see a game at the same site where her husband played 69 years ago just before breaking baseball's color barrier.. rachel robinson and her daughter, sharon, traveled to havana sunday aboard air force one for president obama's historic visit to cuba, including tuesday's exhibition game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national baseball team.. jackie robinson's groundbreaking 1947 major-league season began with spring training in cuba as a member of the brooklyn dodgers' class aaa montreal royals farm team, playing games at what was then called el gran stadium.. as a kid growing up in cuba in the 1940s and '50s, my father, cesar, attended games there, watching his favorite team, almendares, one of havana's four professional baseball teams that played in the cuban league every winter.. the cuban league, which debuted in 1878, had been integrated since 1900 with white major- and minor-league players having negro league players and black cubans as teammates every winter..
it was the reason then-dodgers' president branch rickey relocated the team's spring training base from jim crow-era daytona beach, fla., to havana in 1947 as he prepared to elevate robinson to the majors.. .
my father didn't get the chance to see robinson play in cuba, but he saw many others, including future hall of famers ray dandridge, monte irvin and tommy lasorda and a then-little known dodgers minor league player named kevin connors, who would go on to find more fame as hollywood actor chuck connors in the rifleman.. when i was a kid, i would listen to my father's stories about the different american players — both black and white — who would play in cuba each winter.
Rachel Robinson is a class act.
Sylvia
