i was talking to my sister yesterday, who spent the weekend with our still active parents.
over the weekend, they all had dinner with another couple, who were sharing some of the "latest news.
" i am getting this second hand, but my sister is excellent at remembering exactly what was said.
The "mountains" are people like the apostles - it's sad to see what's happened to them.
I was hoping to hear which chamber/door scripture it was - no doubt it's about as sad as the rest of the "new light".
paduan
Edited by - a paduan on 17 October 2002 1:37:33
i've read what joe alward wrote.if he's an atheist,i can see why he won't trust the bible.i mean after all,he has done the one major thing most folks why try to tear the bible apart to prove absolutely nothing.
by taking a verse out of content and not reading the next verse can mean anything for anyone.i mean the watchtower does it all the time.
example: ezekiel 20:25,"therefore i also gave them up to statutes that were not good,and judgments by which they could not live.
It could be used as a reason for every religion getting a look in - but what did they find? Truth, or something else that they were wanting?
Edited by - a paduan on 17 October 2002 1:4:22
i was talking to my sister yesterday, who spent the weekend with our still active parents.
over the weekend, they all had dinner with another couple, who were sharing some of the "latest news.
" i am getting this second hand, but my sister is excellent at remembering exactly what was said.
Which scripture with the chamber and door?
from my youngest days, i remember being told that we should be careful because of the demons.
they are everywhere, just waiting to pounce on us.
we were told to stay away from windchimes since they "attract" the demons.
I've heard that people avoid meditating in case a daemon jumps in while they aren't thinking and take over their brain.
You don't drive a black masserati do you mac?
before you go tearing my head off - this thread is for pc gamers.. i just picked up soldier of fortune ii - double helix.
i am sick and tired of games that let us kill germans, south americans, and japanese.
why can't anyone make a damn game where you kill the modern day terrorists?
They haven't surrendered yet - they have to surrender first - then you can keep killing them after that - are there any vietnamese?
its strange most of my life i have always gone with my instincts and they have proved most valueble, for instance i seem to sense things that will happen on a daily basis and most of the time my instincts are right.. like today i knew my landlord was going to evict me so he could renovate his house and i was right, today i got call to say he,s given us notice to leave.. also few years back i got robbed, and for some strange reason i knew my so called best friend did it,and days later i found out he had robbed me.. i seem to pick up a vibe from somewhere almost as if someones telling me something thats happening or going to happen.
its strange it must be some kind of sixth sense.
why didnt it work though when i was fooled by jws.
Different people use differing amounts of their brain - it can be scanned for
from my youngest days, i remember being told that we should be careful because of the demons.
they are everywhere, just waiting to pounce on us.
we were told to stay away from windchimes since they "attract" the demons.
Sounds like you were real affected by the demons
the road to god's "truth", divine truth, is the same.
it takes real, real "effort" before truth, divine truth can be achieved.
and therefore, they could not give it to us, this divine truth.
There was talk that Osama Ben Ladin was hiding out in Ireland. Some Irish crack troops heard stories of an Arab escapee, so they got out their bibles and checked for clues, but unable to figure it out they went down to the local priest -
"farta, we're seekin a small horn, and mind ya we don't know much, an we'd been wonderin about teh harlot and teh wine of her farnication" - but farta told the troops they belonged "at teh pub wit tat tark" - so off they went, and the folks at teh pub new all about it.
After a few drinks, Phil O'Toole told em they could "have his library card ta pay for the great harlot if tat's all she wahnted", and "not ta worry about tat small horn" - and they could find "all teh summer-bed-linen ya need back at my place".
Edited by - a paduan on 17 October 2002 5:33:39
hey y'all, please give a big welcome to "iwasyoungonce"!!!
he's been doing alot to help others and has decided to join us here too!
he's done alot on silentlambs guestbook as well as on my group.
Hi Iwasyoungonce,
May you feel young still.
paduan
billy graham, world-famous evangelist, has come to dallas, hallelujah!
and the advertising is all over the place.
one of the main slogans they're using in billboards and on the radio is, "he doesn't have all the answers... but he knows who does.".
I think Billy knows a few answers - to some things anyway - as you say, it's been 35 years
