@ FJ, sad isn't it?
@ SD, seriously.
Sylvia
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PIMO, POMI, PAMO, etc
by snowbird inpimo (physically in, mentally out)?
no.. pomi (physically out, mentally in)?
no.. pamo (physically & mentally out)?
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Good Morning!
by snowbird ingood morning, all.. it is good to be here.. thanks to all for your contributions.. love and blessings.
sylvia.
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snowbird
That should have been initialism instead of acronym.
I always confuse those two.
Sylvia
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PIMO, POMI, PAMO, etc
by snowbird inpimo (physically in, mentally out)?
no.. pomi (physically out, mentally in)?
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ToesUp
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PIMO, POMI, PAMO, etc
by snowbird inpimo (physically in, mentally out)?
no.. pomi (physically out, mentally in)?
no.. pamo (physically & mentally out)?
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Ok, LUHE.
***adding to list***
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Jalessa Castillo, a Jehovah Witness Pioneer, who joined The Orlando Times Team, maintains a 3.75 Grade Point Average at Valencia College.
by no password inhttp://www.orlando-times.com/the_journey_of_jalessa_526.html.
the orlando times.
home.
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Is it me, or does it seem that Black JW's are given a pass when it comes to so-called worldly pursuits?
Perhaps a good PR move on WT's part?
Smooth ...
Sylvia
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PIMO, POMI, PAMO, etc
by snowbird inpimo (physically in, mentally out)?
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Hoot! Hoot! Hoot!
You NEVER run out of ideas, do you, Outlaw?
Sylvia
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PIMO, POMI, PAMO, etc
by snowbird inpimo (physically in, mentally out)?
no.. pomi (physically out, mentally in)?
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PIMO (physically in, mentally out)? No.
POMI (physically out, mentally in)? No.
PAMO (physically & mentally out)? Yes! Yes! Yes!
Of course mentally or out could come first, e.g., MIPO, MOPI, MAPO and OMIP, OPIM, OMAP/OPAM, or any other combination.
You kids are something else.
Tee hee hee.
Granny Sylvia
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What is your understanding of the terms "Ransom" and "Redeem"?
by Doug Mason inwith respect to christ being the "redeemer" and of having "paid the ransom", i would like to know:.
(1) what is your technical understanding of each term?.
(2) what is the watchtower's understanding of each term?.
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You may be on to something, Steel.
I believe the WT is on point in its understanding of redeem - the explanation of the go'el, or nearest relative who repurchased a person or his property if things went wrong, is very understandable.
However, it is my belief that WT is way off course on the ransom.
For example, the teaching that Jesus Christ is the archangel, Michael, sent to prove that a human can maintain integrity to the end, thereby upholding God's sovereignty is ludicrous.
How is it that an angel can be called our next of kin?
I realize WT tries to explain this by insisting that Michael/Jesus Christ is the first of God's creation, but I've always questioned that.
Sylvia
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What is your understanding of the terms "Ransom" and "Redeem"?
by Doug Mason inwith respect to christ being the "redeemer" and of having "paid the ransom", i would like to know:.
(1) what is your technical understanding of each term?.
(2) what is the watchtower's understanding of each term?.
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@ Carol1111
Is OK.
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Good Morning!
by snowbird ingood morning, all.. it is good to be here.. thanks to all for your contributions.. love and blessings.
sylvia.
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Hi, TD.
Every time I see your letters, TD, I smile because it takes me back to when I worked for the County Health Department.
One particular division was known by the acronym *TD.
The director of that division had such a calm, soothing voice that it was an absolute pleasure to field his calls.
20+ years later, I can still hear him, "This is B**** L*********, *TD."
I'm smiling right now.
Love.
Sylvia