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Matt in Toronto, Ontario 58 months ago |
oh yeah in Des Plaines, Illinois said: Scott, you should be in progress of your CFA if you want to get an analyst job, or have at least 6+ years of relevant experience. You might look for a position in the departments that support analysts as a way to get your foot in the door and then get approved to enter the CFA program. You're too lean on experience at this point to expect to compete with those that do. Scott, CFA is definitely the way to go to show you're actually serious, and it's a pretty good system actually; those who are serious pass it. Those who just kind of want a cool fancy finance job but want it handed to them without putting the effort in to get qualified for it will fail. I don't know what 'oh yeah' is talking about, you don't need to get approved to enter the CFA program. If you have a bachelor's degree, you just sign up, they send you books, and then you study and then write the exam. you won't get the charter though unless you have 4 years of applicable work experience. if you pass the exam without having the work experience, you are "CFA charter pending" status. |
sean1 in Moorestown, New Jersey 53 months ago |
What about jobs that I should look for (also entry level jobs) that will help me move up the ladder into a possible financial analyst job. If you know of any specific job titles that would help please let me know. Also what about doing adminstrative work in other non finance companies. Or accounting clerk/payroll type jobs? any suggestions |
Matt in Toronto, Ontario 51 months ago |
DK1983 in Camarillo, California said: I'm in the same boat as Scott. Although the CFA seems to be the recommended way to go I was wondering if anyone had any insight into the FAS (Financial Analyst Specialist) designation? It is a 5 or 6 month course done online. I haven't been able to find any reviews of this, which leads me to believe it is junk! It doesn't appear to be on FINRA's list either. I don't know anything about it. All I can say is that another acronym on the resume can't hurt, unless the organization that offers that designation gets nailed on a mass child porn scandal or something. I got a designation called Canadian Investment Manager which also takes about 6 months to finish. The difference is, that designation, in combination with CFA level 1 means in Canada, I have legally met the education requirements needed to manage a portfolio in Canada, (though the necessary work experience is another story). Is this FAS designation good for something somewhere? is it expensive? Does anyone anywhere know about it? If it's expensive, and no one seems to know about it, I'd probably ignore it. |
Richard Wilson in Hillsboro, Oregon 50 months ago |
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DK1983 in Camarillo, California 49 months ago |
Thank you for your response Richard. I guess I am just trying to get a sense of how useful this designation really is. It doesn't appear to be recognized by FINRA and I haven't heard a lot of people mentioning it. A quick Google search only pulls up your website. I understand that it might improve my resume but it seems pricey for a designation that is so unknown. I might as well start on the CFA, which I know is legit and recognized/respected. In what situation and for who would you recommend the FAS? Thanks |
B-Easy Houston in Buford, Georgia 48 months ago |
I have been looking at businesstraining.com for about month, I cant find any good and I cant find any bad reviews for this online course. I am not sure if $400 per course is pricey, compared to other programs. If you have experience as an Financial Analyst not sure if this course would help. I am working on my MBA in Project Management and my goal is to make $82,000 as a Financial Analyst. I dont want to waste my time. However, I think this course could help me reach my goal. I have Financial classes in my MBA program. But think this would help prepare me for class and the workforce. |
DK1983 in Camarillo, California 48 months ago |
B-Easy, I actually decided to sign up for the FAS program. I've been posting updates on the businesstraining.com forum. Hopefully you will find it helpful. I was in the same situation as you and decided to just go ahead with it even though its a little pricy. here is the link: businesstraining.com/forum/showthread.php/46-My-businesstraining.com-experience Feel free to message me if you have any questions. |
Tk488 in Orem, Utah 38 months ago |
I've got an MBA, but no experience, and I've applied for hundreds of Financial Analyst jobs all over the country and have had only a handful of interviews. I rarely see any job postings that even mention the CFA designation, so I'm not sure if it would be worth it to put out even MORE money for another worthless designation. (Spent $60,000+ on tuition for my MBA and undergrad, been out of work for a year and a half, and have never had a college graduate job.) If anyone has actually been able to get their foot in the door with a pending CFA and the hiring employer somehow waived the experience requirement, I'd love to hear about it. Or if anyone knows of a searchable job title where you would work under a Financial Analyst, that would be good too. (Or any entry-level job where having an MBA is an asset instead of a liability, for that matter.) |
PetitBelle in Upper Marlboro, Maryland 38 months ago |
Building relationships is as important as the formal education received in an MBA program. The best way to start building those relationships is through an internship in the company or function you want to pursue. Intern, intern, intern. |
skiptomylou in Dacula, Georgia 37 months ago |
I think the issue is where you live most financial analysts positions are at corporate headquarters |
Richard D. in Rialto, California 37 months ago |
I am basically in same boat...I can figure out how to get the financial experience required for these jobs in order to at least get to the interview... Only have a B.A. in Economics with a strong financial background. I was considering the CFA designation, but after studying for the Level 1, it seems almost relevant to move on to the next levels if I want to focus on firm financial not necessarily portfolio management and equity/bond valuations. Thinking of going towards the CPA route now, since it seems to be more practical towards company financial reporting... Should I just get a bookkeeping job or a bill clerk position?...I feel so lost
Silicon in San Jose, California 37 months ago |
Having CFA does not help in landing a FA job anywhere. Finding an internship in Corporate Accounting/Finance has always been very tough as not that many companies hire interns and when they do, only few lucky ones are selected from well-known schools or local colleges. The CPA route is good and practical though there's no shortage of CPAs anymore, at least not here in silicone valley. For experience, ask a FA friend to show you exactly what s/he does and then use it as consulting (contracting) experience to get a head start... it's a tough world out there and sometimes one has to be creative, you know :) Good luck! |
frustrated and upset in San Francisco, California 37 months ago |
Richard D. in Rialto, California said: I am basically in same boat...I can figure out how to get the financial experience required for these jobs in order to at least get to the interview... I had CPA and Valuation experience , but I didnt get financial analyst job experience (though i had level 2 CFA passed, working towards CFA level 3), i still didnt get any financial analyst job offer ......I think people who get hired is those that really have solid FA experience, as employers are not willing /less willing to train up people from the beginning...te job market is really tough.... |
Reza Taeb in tehran, Iran 37 months ago |
i'm studing mba at sharif university of thechnology (the best university in iran),i am really interested in finance, and i want to apply for good university in this field . i don not have any specific relevance work experince in this field in any organization (except with my little capital in Tehran stock exchange and future gold market)(but i can work for few month) , i want to know how getting level one of cfa would help me to get addmishion?and can i work easily in countries such as usa or singapore after finishing university ?
Steven in Eugene, Oregon 37 months ago |
Has anyone completed the FAS program? I'm debating whether or of to do it to help in the job hunt. How much more competive does it make you? |
sparkz in Kingston, Jamaica 37 months ago |
I am current in college studying for a degree in Economics. I am not sure what work is best to do. I am thinking about becoming a financial analyst. My problem is I do not do which job i should do so i can move up. I understand that must persons said its best to do the CFA and the FAS. |
Kato in Waterloo, Ontario 35 months ago |
I agree with you Matt. You are on the right path. I am so completing my CFA. I am currently a Senior FA with a major multi-nation financial institution. I started in the back office and worked my way up about 14 years ago after graduating. Most successful advisors have the CFP designation like myself and/or and acounting designation. MBA in my opinion is over saturated in the industry. I believe years of experience directly with clients and back office operations is more valuable than $100K Executive MBA. My suggestions is to work as a Financial Advisor so you will be forced to to learn hands on skills, practical knowledge, and experience in the industry. However, not everyone has is suited for this role. It requires a balance of guts, excellent communication skills, leadership, research, integrity and common sense. I am firm believer of the "School of hard Knox". If you want to be a portfolio mgr, try being a day trader, investment advisor, or financial advisor first. I guarantee you that you will be working hard, but the experience would be valuable. This will determine if you are worthy of the role Portfolio Mgr. |
Richard Wilson in Hillsboro, Oregon 35 months ago |
It is true that nothing helps more than hands-on experience. Most of those who earn over $100,000 or $300,000 are able to do so because they have valuable experience, but I do think that education is an important component. I think many people get frustrated when they here that experience is what is most important because all of us have started at some point from nowhere - we all had to get started somehow. I have a free report on how to make $100K in finance if anyone would like to read it - businesstraining.com/FREE/100K-Roadmap.pdf Take care Richard |
Dizzle in Burlington, Ontario 35 months ago |
I'm trying to find out pros/cons between being a Financial Analyst at a bank vs a financial analyst at a large company (ex. Ford, General Electric)? |
guy who did it 31 months ago |
Temp to hire. They see you're qualified and get to.see you before you're hired. Win win! |
Matt in Toronto, Ontario 31 months ago |
Haha, I got an email saying someone commented, and thought I would provide an update on my career, 27 months later apparently. I still have not managed to get a research/analysis job, but I think I'm much closer. I've passed CFA level 2, and finished a year at U of T's MBA program (Rotman). I'm doing a summer internship at the same place I already worked. It's pretty much the exact same, except they pay me a dollar less per hour lol. In 8 months though, I'll have level 2 CFA, arguably Canada's best Finance mba, and about 2.5 years of back office experience in a wealth management company. If I can't get a decent job with these things, then the problem is my networking. |
Chris in North Hollywood, California 31 months ago |
Update: July 2012... Economy is still difficult four years after this thread began. YIKES ! General finding is that without a few years of direct FA experience in a corporate FP&A role (with a BA or MBA in finance) you will not get an FA job without a personal favor. Employers still have hundreds of applications from out of work candidates who are willing to take an entry level position just to get back into the workforce. They might have five years direct experience and be unemployed so they snap up that opening you Mr./Ms. recent BA finance graduate just applied for. Point is that employers know the marketplace is over saturated with available labor. It's a buyer's market. This dynamic won't change because it's cheaper for the employer to hire the five year experienced FA. There's no training cost for the employer. And with today's slow economy, price margin pressure on corporations is intense, thus motivating them to hire only experienced labor. If the candidate has anything in their profile that's unusual or raises doubt in the hiring manager's mind, the hiring manager will quickly move on to the next candidate. So if you're applying from out of state or across the country, forget it. If you're a career changer - even worse. With all this bad news, where's the good part? Try to look at your resume and yourself as a candidate from the employer's point of view. Do anything you can to make yourself look more attractive to them. How can you reduce the hiring manager's risk of hiring you? Be working toward your CFA. Do financial related volunteer work at a local community non-profit. Non profit organizations are always looking for extra help. Good luck! |
Frankie in San Jose, California 31 months ago |
Networking is important in getting interviews, but likeability, chemistry and other personality factors are big factors considered by the hiring manager who determines if you are the one at the end. In most cases, I believe those candidates interviewed all meet the technical job requirements on paper because companies do not want to waste their time, so the interviews are conducted to find out the other side of you... |
Darryl in North Hollywood, California 30 months ago |
Has anyone in here have any experience with the Financial Analyst Specialist Certification by the GTC Institute? Has anyone found a job as a financial analyst? I have a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from a Top university but I cannot seem to find a job as a financial analyst. I have been wanting to switch careers for over a year now to become an analyst. |
Darryl in North Hollywood, California 30 months ago |
DK1983 in Camarillo, California said: B-Easy, Have you gotten certified yet? Are you able to find a job as an analyst? |
Ralston in Vancouver, British Columbia 30 months ago |
BBA, CFA L2 candidate, took L3 this June, 3-year experience in accounting, still no job. On the same boat with most of the ppl, it is hard to break into the finance industry. |
Jagbir in Branford, Connecticut 30 months ago |
Hey guys, i have a couple of questions about becoming a financial analyst. First off let me give you a little background info, i recently graduated with degree in finance and have no experience relating to the finance industry. I was looking for a job as a research assistant or a junior analyst in order for me to get experience and work my way up to becoming a senior financial analyst, but every position i look at requires experience. How do i go about getting that experience, what kinds of jobs should i be looking at for me to become a research assistant or junior analyst? Thanks for the help. |
Bean Counter in San Jose, California 30 months ago |
Look up L i n k e d i n profiles of the folks already made it to the positions that interest you... I found it pretty interesting to read the profiles of those who now worked in various corporations and cities....some are really over-qualified... a sign of the times. .. |
Money never sleeps in Toronto, Ontario 30 months ago |
In chronological order, undergrad UofT Computer Engineering, CSC, CPH, DFC, TTC, OLC, DLC, CFA Level 1, MBA at Ivey, CFA Level 2, CFA Level 3. Current employer offering generous study time off and reimbursement of registration fees to take the CAIA exams. A few things I've learned in getting to where I am today (buy-side PM):
Feel free to ask me more q's: g.gekko30 at gmail.com |
Jagbir in Branford, Connecticut 29 months ago |
oh yeah in Des Plaines, Illinois said: Scott, you should be in progress of your CFA if you want to get an analyst job, or have at least 6+ years of relevant experience. You might look for a position in the departments that support analysts as a way to get your foot in the door and then get approved to enter the CFA program. You're too lean on experience at this point to expect to compete with those that do. what kind of positions support analysts? research assistant? |
Olive in Princeton, New Jersey 29 months ago |
I am just like everyone else here, recent graduate with Finance degree.
Bean counter in San Jose, California 29 months ago |
Yes, register with as many agencies as you can, take any accounting/finance assignment when offered, it's very tough out there, for years, I see folks with B.S degree and even MBA ended up employed as clerks or in general unemployed or under-employed. |
Joe the Analyst in North Hollywood, California 28 months ago |
Finally got a Financial Analyst job in September, 2012. My new job is in a corporate finance department, not as a portfolio or investment manager. Here's how I got my job:
My background: marketing undergrad w/ finance MBA in 2009. Hope that helps.... |
Aaron in Chesapeake, Virginia 28 months ago |
Hey all, I have been reading all these comments on here and I am currently in the military and getting ready to start school to get into this field. I have been looking on job sites to get a feel for the job market concerning the finance field and I was just wondering if getting a job at a bank say doing loans and paperwork things would help as experiance since I don't have anything but the military experiance. It is in a completely different field so this is a big change for me and I could definetly use some advice before jumping into the unknown. Thanks |
Joe the Analyst in North Hollywood, California 28 months ago |
Aaron in Chesapeake, Virginia said: Hey all, You're right that your lack of experience will be a road block to landing an analyst job after school. If you can get into a bank as you describe, a good strategy could be to work your initial job for a couple years (doing loans and paperwork things)and then transfer WITHIN THE SAME BANK to a financial analyst role. They will be more likely to consider you for the analyst role at that point because they know your track record with them by that point. Employers are always more likely to give opportunities to internal candidates than they do to external applicants for this reason. Also, working in a support role will allow you to build up transferable skills that you can then use to justify why they should hire you as an analyst. Hope that helps! |
Jevon in Arlington, Texas 28 months ago |
Here are my bits. I've a Senior (light manager) Financial Analyst with 13 years experience and a BS in Accounting. I've debated getting an MBA or masters in IT but at this point I'm unsure of the value. I spent my first 3 years as an auditor for a Public Accounting firm. Throughout the years I've transitioned from the Accounting department to more of a Financial/Data Analyst role. A financial analyst should have a basic understanding of accounting and strong aptitude with systems. My advice go for an entry level accounting job. Be prepared to to grunt work. Something that exposes you to a month-end process--including account reconciliations. Hopefully the company will use Oracle. Next, I would learn SQL. Use your free time automating repetitive processes. Not only will you grab attention but you'll have experience with business process. I hope this helps. |
Jevon in Arlington, Texas 28 months ago |
Almost Forgot. Learn Excel (backwards and forwards), Access and SQL. |
gdvdc in North Andover, Massachusetts 26 months ago |
Hi Matt, I know you posted this comment sometime ago, I was hoping I could get a hold of you, I want to ask you some questions. Thanks in advance for your reply, where can I email you? Matt in Toronto, Ontario said: yeah, that is a problematic chicken and egg thing, isn't it? I have a BBA and all I was able to get right out of school were sales jobs in freakin call centers, so whatever, I did it (getting to the point shortly). Eventually, as the economy started getting crappier, I got a job doing outbound sales to New York Banks (that was my sales territory) and that was June 2008. |
AJ Jao in Manila, Philippines 19 months ago |
Hi, I'm currently residing here in the Philippines and working as a research analyst. I'm thinking of moving to Canada and working there as a financial analyst, is it possible for to get a job there if I apply while I'm still here in the Philippines? |
The irony! in Mumbai, India 4 months ago |
Most of the things discussed in this thread hold true even for India. Experience counts more than degree's. Networking is the most important factor for those trying to get their foot in the door through the open market. (ie. other than college placements) In India the irony is that most finance roles prefer Engineering degree's. They believe they have a better analytic mind as compared to business undergrads. More than three quarters of MBA students in top schools are engineers who major in finance and go on to take FP&A and investment banking roles. Engineer's do this as this is where the most demand is. Manufacturing, R&D activities are quite low. So what do undergrad business students do even after getting a CFA,CPA or CMA? |
Matt in Lynbrook, New York 4 months ago |
I read all these comments, things were same even years ago... trying to move from staff accountant to financial analyst role, does anyone think that this would be a good strategy?? or having the staff accountant experience is not nearly enough |
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When I hear the words Butternut Squash Soup, I have visions of thick butternut squash blending with a bit of broth and spices to make a creamy, flavorful and smooth concoction. Unfortunately, Amy's Low Fat Light in Sodium Butternut Squash Soup definitely did not live up to my expectations.
My description of Amy's Butternut Squash "Light in Sodium" Soup can be summed up as, "butternut squash infused vegetable broth." The broth has tiny speckles of squash sprinkled throughout that provide a type of texture or graininess. Furthermore, the oil floating throughout the dish is a notable and slightly unappealing addition. While the flavor was not bad, the texture and appearance was way off. In the end, I dumped about 2/3 of the can down the sink (and I hate wasting food)! The folks over at GoDairyFree.com seem to like it, but I'm with Dr. Gourmet who said:
This is a pretty good soup but wouldn't be a first choice ... It is rich tasting and has a slight spiciness to it, but the soup is a little thin.
The nutrition panel is one of the main reasons why I purchased Amy's Organic Butternut Squash Light in Sodium Soup. One cup of soup (there are 2 in each can) contains 100 calories, 2.5 grams of total fat (4% of the daily value), no saturated fat, 290 mg of sodium (12% of the DV), 2 grams of fiber (6% of the DV), 4 grams of sugar and 2 grams of protein. The organic and all natural ingredient list is short and to the point (just how we like it).
I purchased Amy's Low Fat Light in Sodium Butternut Squash Soup on sale for $2.19. Next time I am in the mood for Butternut Squash Soup, I might use this as a base if I'm going to make it myself, otherwise, I will be sticking to the tried and true Pacific Natural Foods variety.


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The increase of the church by the conversion of the Jews and Gentiles. (1-5) Its certain deliverance. (6-10) Its triumphant state is described. (11-17)
Verses 1-5 Observe the low state of religion in the world, for a long time before Christianity was brought in. But by preaching the gospel, multitudes were converted from idols to the living God. This is matter of great rejoicing to the church. The bounds of the church were extended. Though its state on earth is but mean and movable, like a tent or tabernacle, it is sometimes a growing state, and must be enlarged as the family increases. But the more numerous the church grows, the more she must fortify herself against errors and corruptions. Thy Maker is thy Husband. Christ is the Holy One of Israel, the Mediator of the covenant made with the Old Testament church. Long he had been called the God of Israel; but now he shall be called the God of the whole earth. And he will cleanse from sin, and cause every true believer to rejoice in this sacred union. We never can enough admire this mercy, or duly value this privilege.
Verses 6-10 As God is slow to anger, so he is swift to show mercy. And how sweet the returns of mercy would be, when God should come and comfort them! He will have mercy on them. God's gathering his people takes rise from his mercy, not any merit of theirs; and it is with great mercies, with everlasting kindness. The wrath is little, the mercies great; the wrath for a moment, the kindness everlasting. We are neither to despond under afflictions, nor to despair of relief. Mountains have been shaken and removed, but the promises of God never were broken by any event. Mountains and hills also signify great men. Creature-confidences shall fail; but when our friends fail us, our God does not. All this is alike applicable to the church at large, and to each believer. God will rebuke and correct his people for sins; but he will not cast them off. Let this encourage us to give the more diligence to make our calling and election sure.
Verses 11-17 Let the people of God, when afflicted and tossed, think they hear God speaking comfortably to them by these words, taking notice of their griefs and fears. The church is all glorious when full of the knowledge of God; for none teaches like him. It is a promise of the teaching and gifts of the Holy Spirit. All that are taught of God are taught to love one another. This seems to relate especially to the glorious times to succeed the tribulations of the church. Holiness, more than any thing, is the beauty of the church. God promises protection. There shall be no fears within; there shall be no fightings without. Military men value themselves on their splendid titles, but God calls them, "Wasters made to destroy," for they make wasting and destruction their business. He created them, therefore he will serve his own designs by them. The day is coming when God will reckon with wicked men for their hard speeches, ( Jude 1:15 ) . Security and final victory are the heritage of each faithful servant of the Lord. The righteousness by which they are justified, and the grace by which they are sanctified, are the gift of God, and the effect of his special love. Let us beseech him to sanctify our souls, and to employ us in his service.
Isaiah 54:1-17 . THE FRUIT OF MESSIAH'S SUFFERINGS, AND OF ISRAEL'S FINAL PENITENCE AT HER PAST UNBELIEF ( Isaiah 53:6 ): HER JOYFUL RESTORATION AND ENLARGEMENT BY JEHOVAH, WHOSE WRATH WAS MOMENTARY, BUT HIS KINDNESS EVERLASTING.
Israel converted is compared to a wife ( Isaiah 54:5 , Isaiah 62:5 ) put away for unfaithfulness, but now forgiven and taken home again. The converted Gentiles are represented as a new progeny of the long-forsaken but now restored wife. The pre-eminence of the Hebrew Church as the mother Church of Christendom is the leading idea; the conversion of the Gentiles is mentioned only as part of her felicity [HORSLEY].
1. Sing--for joy ( Zephaniah 3:14 ).
barren--the Jewish Church once forsaken by God, and therefore during that time destitute of spiritual children ( Isaiah 54:6 ).
didst not bear--during the Babylonian exile primarily. Secondarily, and chiefly, during Israel's present dispersion.
the children--the Gentiles adopted by special grace into the original Church ( Isaiah 54:3 , Isaiah 49:20 Isaiah 49:21 ).
than . . . married wife--than were her spiritual children, when Israel was still a married wife (under the law, before the Babylonian exile), before God put her away [MAURER]. So Paul contrasts the universal Church of the New Testament with the Church of the Old Testament legal dispensation, quoting this very passage ( Galatians 4:27 ). But the full accomplishment of it is yet future.
2. ( Isaiah 49:19 Isaiah 49:20 , Jeremiah 31:31-36 Jeremiah 31:38 Jeremiah 31:39 ). Thy children shall be so many that thy borders must be extended to contain them.
curtains--the cloth forming the covering of the tent.
spare not--give abundantly the means for the enlargement of the Church ( 2 Corinthians 9:5-7 ).
cords . . . stakes--The more the tent is enlarged by lengthening the cords by which the cloth covering is fastened to the ground, the more the stakes supporting the tent need to be strengthened; the Church is not merely to seek new converts, but to strengthen those she has in the faith. The image is appropriate, as the tabernacle was the symbol of the old Israelitish Church
3. break forth--rather, "burst forth" with increase; thy offspring shall grow, answering to "thy seed" in the parallel clause.
thy seed--Israel and her children, as distinguished from "the Gentiles."
desolate cities--of Israel ( Isaiah 44:26 ).
4. ( Isaiah 41:10 Isaiah 41:14 ).
shame of thy youth--Israel's unfaithfulness as wife of Jehovah, almost from her earliest history.
reproach of widowhood--Israel's punishment in her consequent dismissal from God and barrenness of spiritual children in Babylon and her present dispersion ( Isaiah 54:1 , Isaiah 49:21 , Jeremiah 3:24 Jeremiah 3:25 , 31:19 , Hosea 2:2-5 ).
5. ( Isaiah 62:5 , Jeremiah 3:14 ). That God was Israel's "Maker," both as individuals and as the theocratic kingdom, is the pledge of assurance that He will be her Redeemer ( Isaiah 43:1-3 ). Hebrew, "makers . . . husbands"; plural for singular, to denote excellency.
of Israel . . . whole earth--Not until He manifests Himself as God of Israel shall He appear as God of the whole earth ( Psalms 102:13 Psalms 102:15 Psalms 102:16 , Zechariah 14:5 Zechariah 14:9 ).
6. called--that is, recalled: the prophetic past for the future.
forsaken--that had been forsaken.
when thou--or, "when she was rejected"; one who had been a wife of youth ( Ezekiel 16:8 Ezekiel 16:22 Ezekiel 16:60 , Jeremiah 2:2 ) at the time when (thou, or) she was rejected for infidelity [MAURER]. "A wife of youth but afterwards rejected" [LOWTH].
7. small moment--as compared with Israel's coming long prosperity ( Isaiah 26:20 , 60:10 ). So the spiritual Israel ( Psalms 30:5 , 2 Corinthians 4:17 ).
gather thee--to Myself from thy dispersions.
8. In a little wrath--rather, "In the overflowing of wrath"; as Proverbs 27:4 , Margin, [GESENIUS]. The wrath, though but "for a moment," was overflowing while it lasted.
hid . . . face--( Isaiah 8:17 , Psalms 30:7 ).
everlasting--in contrast to "for a moment."
9. I am about to do the same in this instance as in Noah's flood. As I swore then that it should not return ( Genesis 8:21 , 9:11 ), and I kept that promise, so I swear now to My people, and will perform My promise, that there shall be no return of the deluge of My wrath upon them. LOWTH, on insufficient authority, reads (the same will I do now as), "in the days of Noah."
10. ( Isaiah 51:6 , Psalms 89:33 Psalms 89:34 , Romans 11:29 ).
covenant of my peace--( 2 Samuel 23:5 ). The covenant whereby I have made thee at peace with Me.
11. not comforted--by anyone; none gave her help or comfort.
lay . . . with fair colours--rather, "lay . . . in cement of vermilion" [LOWTH]. The Hebrew for "fair colors" means stibium, the paint with which Eastern women painted their eyelids and eyelashes ( 2 Kings 9:30 ). The very cement shall be of the most beautiful color ( Revelation 21:18-21 ).
12. windows--rather, "battlements"; literally, "suns"; applied to battlements from their radiated appearance.
agates--rather, "rubies."
carbuncles--literally, "sparkling gems"; the carbuncle when held to the sun becomes like a burning coal.
all thy borders--rather, "thy whole circuit," consisting of precious stones. The glory of the Church on earth, when the Hebrew Church, according to the original design, shall be the metropolis of Christendom.
13. Quoted by the Saviour ( John 6:45 ), to prove that in order to come to Him, men must be "drawn" by the Father. So Jeremiah 31:34 , Micah 4:2 , 1 Corinthians 2:10 , Hebrews 8:10 , 10:16 , 1 John 2:20 .
great . . . peace--generally ( Psalms 119:165 ). Specially referring to the peaceful prosperity which shall prevail under Messiah in the latter days ( Isaiah 2:4 , 9:6 ).
14. righteousness--the characteristic of the reign of Messiah ( Isaiah 11:4 Isaiah 11:5 , Psalms 72:2 Psalms 72:4 , Revelation 19:11 ).
far from oppression, &c.--far from suffering oppression; "for thou shall have nothing to fear."
15. gather together, &c.--that is, If it should happen that enemies "gather together" against thee ( Psalms 2:2 ), they will not have been sent by Me (compare Hosea 8:4 ) as instruments of My wrath (nay, it will be with My disapproval); for "whosoever shall gather together," &c. ( Psalms 59:3 ).
fall for thy sake--rather, "shall come over to thy side" [LOWTH]. Literally, "fall to thee" ( Jeremiah 21:9 , 39:9 ). To be fully fulfilled to Jerusalem hereafter ( Zechariah 14:16 ).
16. The workman that forms "weapons against thee" ( Isaiah 54:17 ) is wholly in My power, therefore thou needest not fear, having Me on thy side.
for his work--rather, "by his labor [HORSLEY]. "According to the exigencies of his work" [MAURER].
waster to destroy--( Isaiah 10:5-7 , Isaiah 37:26 Isaiah 37:27 , 45:1-6 ). Desolating conquerors who use the "instruments" framed by "the smith." The repetition of the "I" implies, however, something in the latter half of the verse contrasted with the former understand it, therefore, thus: "I have in My power both him who frames arms and him who destroys them (arms)" [ROSENMULLER].
17. tongue . . . condemn--image from a court of justice. Those who desire to "condemn" thee thou shalt "condemn" ( Exodus 11:7 , Joshua 10:21 , Psalms 64:8 , Romans 8:1 Romans 8:33 ).
righteousness . . . of me--( Isaiah 45:24 , 46:13 ). Rather, "(this is) their justification from Me." Their enemies would "condemn" them, but I justify and vindicate them, and so they condemn their enemies.


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Idina Menzel - better known to John Travolta as Adele Dazeem - will be taking a week off from her Broadway play, "If/Then." And the play will shut down while she's gone. Why? So she can prepare for her appearance at the Super Bowl to sing the National Anthem. She's probably not taking any chances, especially after she caught all sorts of flack for not being able to hit a high note during a live performance on New Year's Eve while singing her hit song from Frozen, "Let It Go." So rest, relax, warm up, and practice those high notes, Adele! #SB49 @SuperBowl @nfl pic.twitter.com/qf0me9wFqo — Idina Menzel (@idinamenzel) January 16, 2015
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There's another big Sunday looming in your future. If you're a Walking Dead fan, that is. On February 8, a week after the Big Game, the dead and the living and some in between return for Season 5. In case you haven't seen it, here's the trailer... If you're a Deadniac, you've probably got a viewing party planned that will rival any Super Bowl party, ever!
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Bad Lip Reading, NFL-Style
Here's a little bit of NFL coverage that has nothing to do with deflated balls. And isn't that refreshing? The folks at Bad Lip Reading have taken footage from the 2014/2015 season, and dubbed their own reads onto them. Flat out hilarious. Even more that WhereDidTheAirGoGate...
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Breaking Bad, Airborne
A six-propeller drone aircraft crashed into a supermarket parking lot right on the Mexico-California this week. Okay, so accidents happen, right? This was no ordinary drone. It was a delivery drone. Still no big deal, right? I mean, Amazon's been talking about these things for months, years. This delivery drone was packed with six one-pound containers of methamphetamines. It's sort of like Walter White taking over the reins at Fed Ex...
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East Versus West in Commercials Too
Another Super Bowl ad "leaked" onto the internet yesterday, this one for Carl's Jr, a fast food chain located mostly in the western part of the United States. So, the ad will be aired only in the western region of the US. It's a bit racy, with a model walking through a farmer's market, talking about how she likes to go au naturel. It's to promote Carl's new All-Natural Burger, and it's fairly clever in a photographic sense. But according to an article in USA Today, one marketing expert doesn't think it will do its job - selling hamburgers - especiall to a Super Bowl audience. "'It's like porn meets American Pastime,' says branding consultant Erika Napoletano. 'It makes NFL cheerleaders -- underpaid and underclothed -- look like nuns in comparison.'" You decide. If you live in the West, you can wait til next Sunday. If you live in the East, take a look now.
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This may be one of the most untimely yet timely Instagram posts ever. On the day after the NFC and AFC Championships were decided, the National Football League posted a behind-the-scenes picture of some Super Bowl footballs in the process of assembly. Every one completely deflated. This as they investigated Deflategate - where it's now been determined that 11 of 12 balls used by the New England Patriots in their victory over the Indianapolis Colts were under-inflated. So the natural tagline to this picture is #noballsforseahawks?. Behind the scenes: Making the Super Bowl XLIX footballs! #SB49 📷: Rick Osentoski/AP A photo posted by @nfl on Jan 20, 2015 at 4:46pm PST
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One of the funnier moments in Tuesday's State of the Union Address is when President Obama was talking about his agenda for the next two years. "I have no more campaigns to run," he said as a prelude to the discussion. That was greeted with some snickers and some laughter and some applause. The president turned to those making the noise, smirked, and said, "I know, cuz I won both of them." Okay, the State of the Union is meant to be a serious thing, but if a man's getting heckled, a man's got to do what a man's got to do. And Barack Obama did it perfectly. I can't wait to see him as one of the presenters at the Justin Bieber roast...
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Red Velvet Oreos Are On the Way!
The snack-eating world is going a little ga-ga over a new addition to Nabisco's line of Oreos. Ladies and gentlemen, the Red Velvet Oreo will be available, on a limited basis, mind you, starting in February. Nabisco says it took about 18 months to get it right, but now it's ready to roll out. The folks at ABC News had some of their editors conduct a taste test, and the overwhelming opinion is that while the cookie is reminiscent of red velvet, it's still about as chocolatey as a regular Oreo. What's different is the cream cheese inspired filling - not exactly cream cheese, but creamier than the regular Oreo filling. Not an overwhelming endorsement, but you can bet they'll sell out anyway. Red Velvet Oreos are coming http://t.co/8A76iz0n8P Photo: @Oreo pic.twitter.com/Sy1wlp7tkM — USA TODAY Money (@USATODAYmoney) January 21, 2015
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Not Your Typical Victoria's Secret Ad
The Super Bowl ads are leaking early this year. This one's particularly timely, and will certainly lead to all sorts of Deflategate commentary too. Victoria's Secret models, suited up to play some football. And unlike other VS commercials before, the only skin to be seen here is behind the face masks. It's a reminder that Valentine's Day is just a couple of weeks after the Big Game, so "Don't Drop the Ball."
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He Had a Dream... of Seeing Orcas
Rich German's a paddle boarder in Laguna Beach, California. He's been paddling his board in the Pacific for years, and he says he's witnessed a bunch of marine life. But he's always dreamed, he says, of seeing killer whales up close. Last week, his dream came true, and he posted a video to YouTube capturing his close encounter. The visit starts at about the 1:40 mark, but his explanation of the event is worth watching too...
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Chevrolet has only mild cosmetic tweaks in store for the 2014 Volt. A leather-wrapped steering wheel is now standard, while heated front seats are optional on cars equipped with cloth seating surfaces. The charge-port cover, located ahead of the driver's door, now opens with a simple push instead of an internal release. Two new paint colors join the lineup, while the available jet black interior scheme now incorporates monochromatic seats...Read more
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Mrs. Weems grew up in Rosedale, attended Mississippi State College for Women, and graduated from Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg, Va. She married Dr. William Edmonds Weems on August 19, 1944. They lived in Rochester, N.Y.; Denver, Colo.; and New Orleans, La.; before moving to Laurel, where they made their home for 56 years. For the past nine years, Mrs. Weems has been a resident of St. Catherine's Village in Madison.
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- Apostle of the Bructeri
- Apostle of the Frisians
Studied in Ireland with Saint Egbert of Rathemigisi. Benedictine monk. Preacher. Spiritual teacher of Saint Willeic. One of a group of twelve English missionaries led by Saint Willibrord of Echternach who worked in Friesland, a group of islands off the coast of the Netherlands, evangelizing the Frisians and Bructeri. Bishop in 693. Worked with Saint Wilfrid of York. Founded a Benedictine monastery at Werth on the Rhine (modern Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth, Germany) where he lived the rest of his life.
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- 1 March 713 near Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth, Germany of natural causes
- relics at monastery he founded at Werth, Germany
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- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
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- Lives of the Saints, by Father Alban Butler
- Medieval Religion Listserv, by John Dillon
- Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
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