my wife and i just visited some friends over the weekend from another congregation.
these two are both full time pioneers, and also participate in various construction projects around the country.
the husband just got back from a 3 week trip to walkill, new york to help with construction on a new residence building at 'the farm' (does anyone call it that anymore?)..
cant see them having an Olympic sized swimming pool,what would be the use? and the costs in maintaining these things are eye watering.
Does this mean that YMCA passes are still out of the question?
Not defending it, but if they a serious about moving everyone out of Brooklyn, they are probably looking for something to keep the attention of the kids staying there.
yea, what part of that is a joke? Sounds like an email from my mother.
"the women make monkeys or dupes of men.
the men have before effeminate, soft and easily influenced and have lost their real manhood and sturdiness in the affairs of state and home.
for instance, when men are sitting at a table and a woman approaches, all the men arise and pay her homage and thereby elevate her to a place above men.
LOL..Misery...I think you're alright, just don't want your apostate reputation tarnished, lord knows we get accused of enough as it is.
i get quite a few pms,but they wont open right away i have to keep trying .
for about 10 to 20 times & then it opens.is anyone else having this trouble?.
or is it because i am dummy??
just today i had this problem. I did a refresh (F5) and that seemed to help.
"the women make monkeys or dupes of men.
the men have before effeminate, soft and easily influenced and have lost their real manhood and sturdiness in the affairs of state and home.
for instance, when men are sitting at a table and a woman approaches, all the men arise and pay her homage and thereby elevate her to a place above men.
My mistake lifeisgood.......I see what blondie said eariler, it was a '61 article, so it couldn't have been Rutherford.
I know I have seen a scan in the past, so I knew it was real, I was worried you thought that misery was making that up.
EDIT: Misery, you may want to attribute your source so that people don't think you're a WT writer.
the article below is taken from the sun newpaper!http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/3501660/in-the-past-month-the-news-has-been-all-bad-but-here-an-academic-puts-it-into-perspective.html.
recently the mil has been on about how things are getting worse blah blah blah, end of times blah blah blah.. well, sorry but thats not the case!
unless your an england cricket supporter!.
sounds like a good book, and mostly mirrors my feelings on the subect of "the good old days"
Married, are you the author?
"the women make monkeys or dupes of men.
the men have before effeminate, soft and easily influenced and have lost their real manhood and sturdiness in the affairs of state and home.
for instance, when men are sitting at a table and a woman approaches, all the men arise and pay her homage and thereby elevate her to a place above men.
lifeisgood, Regarding Misery's post, you do realise that this is something Rutherford wrote?
the book of jonah contains one of the most famous stories in the ot: the account of a cowardous prophet who was swallowed whole by a giant fish.
the only other mention of jonah in the ot however is absolutely silent about this remarkable story (2 kings 14:25), and there is much evidence that the book is a late tale written after the babylonian exile.
the book is unique among the twelve minor prophets for being mostly narrative and it has much in common with post-exilic haggada (such as the first-century lives of the prophets, which added considerably to the jonah legend), the "great city" of ninevah is little more than a distant, vague memory (as evidenced by such things as the anomalous title "king of ninevah" and the non-mention of the king's name in jonah 3:6), legendary touches like the giant fish and the magical growth of the castor-oil plant, and especially the late aramaisms rife in the book (such as spynch in 1:5, ht'st "to think" in 1:6, stq in 1:12, mnh in 2:1, and so forth).
bump
how coherent and fear-mongering is this passage?
33 since 1914 we have gone through two world wars, the second being worse than the first.
we have seen atomic power introduced into modern warfare, under the shield of the most powerful nation of christendom.
bttt
oxyrhynchus papyrus 840 , an excerpt from an otherwise unknown narrative gospel of jesus dating to between a.d. 100-200, contains a story about jesus arguing with the pharisees in jerusalem over the issue of ritual purity which is paralleled in theme but not in content with mark 7 and matthew 15. the story is translated as follows:and taking the disciples along, he led them into the inner sanctuary itself, and began walking about in the temple precinct.
yet in a defiled state you have invaded this sacred place, which is ritually clean.
" and the savior stood up immediately, with his disciples, and replied, "since you are here in the temple, i take it you are clean.
Bumping another Leolaia thread.
