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Hi Seth, sorry bro, SO busy the past few days (and nights)...Lord willing, by tomorrow night (Friday) I'll be able to sit and actually read some things. Until then, carry on without me .
Adam, a son of God, is not only a type of the one to come but a brother and father by blood to Christ.
He didn't come to slay Adam, but to set him free.
Isn't Adam the shadow of the Redeemer, Christ?
Hi Molly, I was wondering where you see that Adam is a "son of God."
Walking by the Spirit does not necessarily mean "do good." It means walk in the GUIDANCE of the Spirit who will TEACH you to do good. That is what grace does, it TEACHES even if through chastisement. It doesn't meant that by walking in the Spirit you will be utterly perfect, not even Paul claimed that. It just means by doing so, it will result in being able to do better, because you will be guided. But those who walk in the flesh are in utter slavery. That is a big difference.It means walk in the Spirit = will be guided to do goodwalk in the flesh = can never do goodIt's not a back and forth kind of thing. Law and grace do not mix. It is about being delivered from slavery, and then perfected more through the rest of your life, but always under grace and never back under the law. Do you remember how Paul reacted when he found out the Galatians were placing themselves back under the law? He asked them "who has bewitched you?"
Hi Seth. I'm thinking and reading a bit on the topic. I basically very much agree with your premises about the law and grace, etc., and I certainly understand the difference between switching tenses. I'm just not sure that's exactly what Paul was doing and/or when and where. And it seems to me that to emphatically state so would be either a) complicated and best done with extreme care and clear proofs, or b) (though done with good intent) conjecture. You may have personally done 'a' very well, I just may need some time to examine and mull it.Again, the basic premises you have about the Law of Moses showing our sin, and the Law of the Grace of Yesu being sufficient and the ultimate antidote for that sin, I strongly "Amen!". Carry on, I'm looking at it.
As far as I know, the Greek text from in Luke 3 concerning the genealogy is just a list of names. For example in verse 28, the Greek reads: Luke 3:28Enos, Seth, Adam, God. That's why in the King James, the words "the son of" is in italics, because the translators added it to flesh it out.Whereas in John 10:36 where it calls him the "Son of God" it says "huios theos" and the word for "son (huios)" is absent from Luke 3:28. And so is absent "monogenēs huios" in John 3:16 where it calls Jesus "the only begotten son."
Very well, but an implication is not a statement. Implications rely much on interpretation rather than stated facts. To me, the implication of leaving out "begotten son of" when in relation to God is that while Adam was physically made by God, he was not born of the Spirit like Christ. If Adam was without sin, then the fact that he transgressed according to Romans 5 shows that a good tree can bring forth bad fruit. Adam can be contrasted with Abraham. Abraham did not "fall on his sword" concerning Isaac, he really went to kill his own son because God said so. Did Adam do the same? No, he transgressed a commandment and followed Eve. Jesus says that his brothers are them "who do the will of the Father in Heaven."
Someone said here that Grace is "FAVOR". While that is true, it is stopping short of what Grace is and could give people the wrong understanding. Grace is "APPROVAL". Approval is favor but Favor is not APPROVAL. Just wanted to make that distinction. I know there are many commentarys and concordances that will interpret it as "favor" but just wanted to give my opinion on the meaning.Paul
Adam was born by the Spirit of God when God who is Spirit breathed into the form created from the dust. God spoke of Adam as being perfect until iniquity was found in him and did not become the son in whom God was 'well pleased" with.Ezekiel 28:15Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created, till iniquity was found in thee.I think the question that we must face is was their any life in the form that came to be called Adam before God breathed into it?
Ezekiel 28:15Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created, till iniquity was found in thee.
Hi Seth and Doug when reading Gen 1 and than chapter 2 Adam was made first in the image of God and in Chapter two from the dust seems we do have an inward and outward distinction here rose
Adam chose Eve instead of the female he was first created with when God blew His breath into Adam that was the very essence of Him thus making Adam to be both male and female before Eve ever came to be. This other woman is the woman with the seed that will always be at enmity with the serpent.......
Quote from: Livelystone on July 11, 2009, 08:22:16 PM Adam chose Eve instead of the female he was first created with when God blew His breath into Adam that was the very essence of Him thus making Adam to be both male and female before Eve ever came to be. This other woman is the woman with the seed that will always be at enmity with the serpent....... What do you mean?
QuoteEzekiel 28:15Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created, till iniquity was found in thee.How can you be perfect and still have a flaw?
Good afternoon SethI do not think that there is to be a conversion of the soul as far as our old one being changed but be given a new one just as we were given a new spirit that was our free gift of salvation....... Every spirit has its own soul and it is the tabernacle (or covering) of the spirit.......... our old soul (eve) along with the spirit we were born with (Adam) is whom Jesus referred to when he said let the dead bury their dead and follow Him
Our old soul being made able to ascend unto heaven is another one of those teachings of the church that is keeping the body separate from the head and as Jesus said nothing will ascend unto heaven that has not first descended (Eve was never in heaven).
No one seems to have a problem with the knowledge that we were given Adam and Eve for our original spirit and soul at our natural birth but for some reason cannot accept that we are given the Holy spirit of Jesus for the earnest of our inheritance and will receive the female half that is the soul of Jesus at a time determined by the Lord....... meanwhile we are to follow after Him who is the Holy Spirit in us


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Originally posted by MyTabbycat
There is no difference, people are just beyond dumb. It's the same exact thing, just nothing visual to show the different Shards, instead there is instances. Mega Server gives you the ability for you to switch to different shards, without having to pay for it basically.
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Originally posted by Torgen
I played MMOs since UO, I also played DAOC. No where did I get the impression that TESO would have a heavily instanced game, people are putting the Mega Server concept out of context. They obviously don't know what a Mega Server is or how it works.
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If you can't kill it, don't make it mad.
Originally posted by karmath
So, if the majority of players (customers) seek the "path of least resistence", the developers shouldn't take that into mind, when they are creating new games? It seems to me, thats simply market dynamics at work. Social engineering projects, either public or private, have a really bad history. They don't tend to achieve anything like what their original intentions may have been.
I look at the new games in terms of entertainment. Anything else, beyond that is iceing on the cake as it were.
Originally posted by muffins89
We don't know, but we do know what every game who has used the same technology has set the limits to and that's all we have to go by. To expect anything else will place us in the same disappointing position fans of past failed games have been in. Optimism, although a trait I think is worthy to have in real life, is not something earned or even wanted for MMORPG's in development.
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Originally posted by D_TOX
Sorry, but I do not understand where is problem. With shards/worlds/realms is same, you DO NOT SEE ANY PLAYER FROM OTHER. Here at least you have easy way to see ANY of players. Just need to adjust where that friends is located. I guess you do not miss random people.
You are making problem where there is none.
I wish every game would have single server. I see only 1 big minus - names. Hard to select right name. So in this case they should adopt option like some games, where there could be many same main names, but different i.e. surnames or other way to make name unique.
Originally posted by Wraithone
A persons circle of friends and even aquaintences may not be huge, but that doesn't matter. In older games, where you grouped for xp to get to max level, you grouped with the same hundreds of people throughout that whole bit of months and year(s) it took you to get there. So while you couldn't name them off the top of your head, you'd recall who they are when you saw their name and would remember how well they played. Also, while you may not know the person, a game that promotes community ensures that in all likely-hood, if you don't know someone, then one of your friends or acquaintences probably will. Finding groups wasn't hard, because everyone knew people to invite if you couldn't get people the normal way (PUG's). Finding crafters wasn't hard, because people knew about and passed around the information for good crafters. Finding community leaders wasn't hard, because they went to social hubs the developers provided, instead of sticking to just their own guilds. Things work very similar to real life actually. Just because you may not know someone, doesn't mean they aren't contributing to your life.
For example, you may not know the owners,cashiers, workers and etc of all the people that run the stores, shops, restaraunts, bars, and other entertainment venues, but if they weren't there doing their thing, you wouldn't have those places to go . You may not know all the women/men in your city, but if they weren't there, then you'd be more likely to have less friends, girlfriends, and etc. You get my point.
I'm just saying UO, DAoC, SWG, CoH, Ryzom and so many early games had GREAT communities ON SERVERS that held 3-5k people. I mean hell, a couple years ago a friend I met online in a game convinced me to give UO a shot, since I never played it in its prime, and so I did. I got into that game and was bombarded with help from community members, and even saw large RP events going on that GM's decided to help out with that was organized by the community. I was invited to these events, despite being new and not knowing the game all that much. That's a community. Good luck finding people like that in such concentrated areas in modern MMORPG's, much less modern ones that seperate their community into groups of 100.
Then again, now that I think about it, if TESO is going to be one of those games where great graphics, fast combat, and killing is the main thing to do in the game, then it won't really matter, since people don't generally talk in those games anyways.
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I have concerns about the mega server idea. But I'll wait and see exactly how it works before I decide it's the worst thing ever introduced to MMO's.
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Its still that way in these types of games. That guy contributing to you, that you may not know, could be the one selling mats or crafted items below value or at cost in the market place. People still know other people while they are waiting around looking for more they can ask for help. None of those things have changed. It all comes down to people wanting the interaction to be there instead of being the one to take the first step.
Originally posted by RandomDown
I'm one of those people who take first steps and I'm still hard pressed to build a friends list of more than 5 people before I quit the game. Most modern games do not require or promote a strong community. The typical modern MMORPG goes like this:
1. You solo quest grind to get the vast majority of your levels. No communication required
2. You join instanced PvP. Combat is too fast paced, and matches are relatively short. No communication is required, other than really short commands to direct people to where people should go. Even that isn't done really.
3. You join an instanced group. You may try to initiate a conversation, but it never works, because combat is too fast paced, there's no down time to talk, and everyone just wants to rush through the dungeon, down the bosses, and gather the loot.
4. Everything can be sold through the AH, so you never need to meet people for new gear. That, plus you can get all of your gear through dungeon loot.
5. If you make it through a game like this and actually reach max level, you raid. Here is where you finally need a guild and friendships and a community will be built. However, you can't group more than 10-20 people at once, so they will be small communities. Extremely small.
In older MMORPG's, things worked rather different:
1. Grouping was encouraged, not required, but people still grouped most of the time since it was the best way to level. Combat was slow, there was downtime, and it took a lot of coordination to deal with adds and down these hard mobs. People also stayed in the same group for many hours. Thus, by the end of the day, you had 5-6 new friends. Multiply that by the amount of days you play. Some end up being downgraded into acquaintences, since many will reroll a new toon.
2. PvP was in the open world, or in persistent zones like the open world. It took great coordination and tactics to overcome your rivals. Other than calling out targets and offering directions, chatting wasn't something done a whole lot in this activity from my recolection.
3. There weren't any instanced groups until after WoW came out. Everything was done in the same world. But there'd be multiple dungeon groups in the same open world dungeons. People didn't bitch at other groups for being there, they just cooperated and moved to a different part of the dungeon. Those other groups also helped you if you were in trouble and would rezz you. The rest was the same as open world groups. You left with a small list of friends by the end of the day.
4. There wasn't any real AH's, so you met crafters and delt with them face to face. Loot also wasn't a large priority in those games, so you weren't constantly running back to sell. I remember many times in SWG when the crafters acted more like businessman. They'd help you choose colors, patterns, types of clothing, and etc. and give you tips and opinions on looks you were aiming for. In DAoC, you needed to communicate with crafters to get spellcrafted gear done the way you wanted. You had to meet face to face with them. You remember the good crafters, and became repeat customers. Is there any real loyalty or communication through AH's? Any real friendships built?
5. Max level wasn't end game. There were things to do at max level, but the entire game was the game. People enjoyed the journey and the destination. By max level your friendslist was maxxed out, you were in an awesome guild (not really many bad guilds in those times), that guild was apart of an awesome alliance (which had alliance chat), and there were things to do to make use of all those people all at once if people wanted to. You had 100+ man raids (no person limit for raids), you had several hundred in RvR. In SWG, you had social events thrown in player cities and cantina's or other cities. PvP skirmishes happening all over the galaxy.
I'm just saying, developers will or will not create games that foster a community. The social butterflies will flourish no matter what, but that doesn't help that vast majority of people out there who won't talk to anyone unless needed.
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Originally posted by nate1980
Much of that is entirely subjective.
1. Take EQ, grouping was more than "encouraged" if you weren't one of a few classes who could competently do it. Most were closer to "forced" grouping.
2. DAoC dungeons were technically "instanced" from the main world. Though you all went into the same one, it wasn't seamless, which I see a lot of people say it was. Also they had "instanced pvp" as they had the BGs which were that, whether you believe it or not. They were persistent in the sense Thidranki had to be capped to turn yes, but they were instanced.
3. Not sure so I won't speak to it.
4. Good meaning they had the mats available, got it done on time what? An AH still facilitates "good" crafting if you mean the ability to craft the gear you desire in a timely fashion.
5. How are 100+ man raids good, is it because a lot of people can do it? Doing that for the Avatar of War certainly wasn't. Most people want to raid for lewtz and that makes your chances astronimical going in if anything as usually the "core raiding group" got first dibs or whoever the ML decided should have it. Getting that many people together is a hassle and not a fun part of a game. When you have an alliance of guilds in instanced raiding, oh hey you could have all those people still raid, and have a chance to progress their character.
And if the social butterflies will flourish no matter what, and they seem to constantly say they can't, then let them. Maybe all those other people, who are evidently the largest percentage of the playerbase, don't want to talk to anybody. So why should the game systems force them to do that?
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Instances are great, the only time in mmorpg's were I feel like in a hero is in an instance and towns actually become bustling areas to meet and communicate and trade, I'd agree that the world feels a little less natural at times but nothing shatters the real feeling and the illusion that your a hero by seeing bots running around, or seeing respawns constantly, with an instanced world areas can be layed out to make it more challenging and fun. You can easily meet anybody, if you have friends in real life who want to come play and your on a full server then what happens? My dream mmo is almost entirely instanced and populated by thousands of non heroic npc's, who react to your deeds, like in fabel, you do good and the game world changes, seeing people jumping like goofy rabbits really makes roleplaying a hero difficult. Seeing another group kill the exact same dude that you killed a minute earlier does more to make the world feel gamey than an instance ever can.
There are So many options for good fantasy mmo's with persistent worlds, we all know this like every mmo it will be the same exact game, kill, loot, organise inventory, organise skills, get stuff, get mire powerfull to kill more powerful bad dudes, sell stuff, mine, sew etc allmost all make you feel very lame, han solo never looted greedo and rarely changed gear, a heros deeds define how the world views him, as far as I'm concerned instanced or persistent it doesn't really matter, it'll just be another port of d&d pen and paper on the computer, we gotta have something different where the game rewards role playing and doesn't punish it. The last of my concers is weather the world is persistent of instanced.
Originally posted by lordfarrel
Games like you describe are a lot of fun, but they're Co-Op and single player games, not MMORPG's.
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Originally posted by D_TOX
LISTEN ALL, Basically this is a very very good thing, you know how many of my friends on GW2 could not join my server? yo uknow what happened on SWTOR when masses stopped playing? dead low pop servers, you know this direction of single servers is the way forward in a massive leap, when you have 1 servers everyone can play together unrestricted, when peopel quit aftr 2 months the server is still populated and feels the same because we are all on 1 server and 1 community, planetside 2 only holds a few hundred people per continent, hence the ques and so on.
The fact is you want single servers for what? no valid reason at all. with 1 server when you meet a guy at work who playt the game there sno of dam we on seperate servers, i gota pay £18 to join you lets not bother, its cool lets play together.
EvE Online is 1 server and do peopel complain about 50,000 people logged on at once?
SWTOR before they used basicallymega servers were dead and long ques and boring.
Single servers are the only way forward for mmo's to keep the community alive, the population healthy and friends together.
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I would like a fantasy MMO that has a single server like EVE... the only instancing EVE has is the missions and that's like going on a dungeon run in WoW, basically.. but no group finder, make your own group by >gasp< talking to people. And I like the PVP too, generally I don't like open PVP 'cause it's a gank fest, but EVE isn't.. you choose how much riak you want to put yourself in by where you play, and the greater the risk the greater the reward. I enjoy being able to log in at 4am US time and having people around to talk to in local. Even in WoW on a high pop server it wasa pain in the ass to find people to play with at that time 'cause they divided the players up into RL geographic regions so much.
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Thats another point i forgot to say in my post, 1 server = servers are always active and populated no matter what time you play, i play games alot living in UK till around 4am, most eu servers are totally dead by 1am so this massivly helps everyone.


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We don't have any wonderful stores like that in NC. If I want prep food I have to use Sams or Costco. They don't stock any emergency items here.
We don't have any wonderful stores like that in NC. If I want prep food I have to use Sams or Costco. They don't stock any emergency items here.
Leadchunker - is there an LDS pantry near by? You could see if they let non members go (assuming you're not LDS, I'm not...)(some LDS pantries allow non members to go - others don't) and then you could buy and can various storage items. Also the LDS have a website to order some items from (like canned wheat, etc).
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There is an LDS cannery in Greensgoro. I will be making a trip there very soon. I just checked mountain house and they are sold out of every #10 can item they make due the large demand countrywide. It seems something is going on that I don't know about. Perhaps the food shortage is already upon us.
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Part one of London 2012 saw one of the most spectacular summer's in the history of British sport with Team GB securing 29 gold, 17 silver and 19 bronze medals. The world's greatest sporting extravaganza continued with the London 2012 Paralympic Games where Great Britain surpassed their target of 103 medals with a fantastic 120 medals, 34 of which were gold.
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The human body is designed to thrive in a 'natural' environment. It's worrying then that we're experiencing the largest global exodus from rural areas to cities in history, with an estimated five million to be 'geographically cut off from nature' this year (Spa Finder Wellness Report 2013). With 'nature deficit disorder' a new buzz-term, and 'wellness tourism' one of 2013's most salient travel trends, Inkaterra has created an eight night 'Walking to Wellness' programme. This incorporates diverse outdoor adventures, daily low-impact exercise, and health-focused spa treatments, taking in Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel, Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica and Inkaterra La Casona along the way.
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Spa treatments at the hotel's Unu Spa are included, and have been chosen for their health-boosting qualities. Drawn from traditional Andean techniques, Inka Purification starts with a lymphatic drainage massage using Coca leaf, an essential element of traditional Andean medicinal rituals. The purification ends with an Andean Sauna where stones are heated in a candle-lit eucalyptus hut in the forest.
For weary walkers, an Andean Foot Therapy, using local herbs and flowers will improve circulation, whilst a De-stress Massage will alleviate tension and anxiety.
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Next stop on the Walking to Wellness Programme is the luxurious Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica lodge near the Tambobata National Park. Only accessible via a 45-minute boat ride along the Madre De Dios River away from the city of Puerto Maldonado, it is a gateway to one of the world's most remote rainforest environments.
Guests will spend three nights in luxurious cabañas, and by day be encouraged into the wild on a series of walks, treks and hikes. These include an exploration of jungle trails, a trip to Lake Sandoval to spot the endangered Giant River Otter and pre-historic hoatzin bird, then hike to Gaminata Creek, home to piranha, caiman and turtles. The programme also incorporates a rainforest night walk and a climb up the mighty Inkaterra Canopy Walkway .
Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica's Ena Spa will offer those on the Walking to Wellness programme an Amazon Exfoliation treatment to promote circulation and eliminate impurities, as well as an Amazon Purification using local medicinal plant 'Cat's Claw' or 'Uncaria Tomentosa', to purify and cleanse.
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The programme concludes with two nights at Inkaterra La Casona, a XVIth century colonial mansion in the heart of Cusco. From here Inkaterra guests can visit the Sacred Valley of the Incas to experience the area's staggering limestone plateaus, natural sinkholes at Moray and ancient salt springs at Maras.
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Yesterday Google added Wikipedia to Google Maps, today they have added Real Estate. To display real estate for sale in your location choose the 'Show Search Options' link next to the 'Search Maps' button and then choose 'Real Estate' from the drop down menu (the two points underlined in red on the screen shot).
With the real estate layer turned on available houses and apartments will be tagged on the map and details of each property will be displayed in the left-hand side bar. When you click on a tag an information window opens displaying the price and image of the property. Clicking on the expand button or the 'more info' link will expand the information window and give you more details of the property.
The very first Google Maps mashup was created by Paul Rademacher. His mashup HousingMaps showed Craigslist housing listings on a Google Map. His hack of Google Maps inspired Google to open up Google Maps via the Google Maps API. Paul Rademacher now works for Google so he could well have been the inspiration for this new layer.
In other news Google have announced the latest image update for Google Earth. As always Google has announced the locations that are affected in the form of a quiz. Readers of the Google Earth Blog are normally amongst the first to find the right answers. Updates to Google Earth are usually added to Google Maps a week or two later.


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HAMBURG, NY – Jenah Labuski's eight foot jump shot with 00:05 remaining gave Hilbert College a 65-63 victory over Cazenovia in women's basketball November 20. Natalie Whitman notched her second consecutive double/double with 21 points and 21 rebounds. Cazenovia's Kimberly Virgian took game high scoring honors with 23 followed closely by teammate Megan McDermott's 22. Whitman dominated the offensive glass cleaning it for 12 caroms bring her game's total to 21. The Hawks improve to 2-1 just before their mini-Thanksgiving break and they prevented the Wildcats from picking up their first win of the season after four tries.
In a poor first-half shooting performance for both teams, Cazenovia took a 33-31 lead into the locker room. Hilbert came back with a vengeance and opened with a 12-0 run capped off by a Courtney Coots lay-up at 16:06. The Wildcats stormed back making three successive 3-pt shots and one free throw to cut the difference to two. Hilbert extended their lead back to seven on two occasions but Cazenovia's good foul shooting (7-9) in the last 3:30 created a 63-63 tie. Hilbert called a time out with 00:14 seconds remaining and after a missed Hilbert jump shot, Whitman's offensive rebound with a kick to Labuski earned the win.
Labuski {in photo to right} finished with 12 points and nine rebounds and Sarah Lorusso finished with eight points, six rebounds and two assists for Hilbert.
Haley Zambito reached for 10 points for Cazenovia who shot 24.6% for the game. Hilbert out-rebounded the Wildcats 63-46 and completed the game shooting 30.7% from the floor.
Hilbert travels to Alfred University November 24th with a 2pm non-conference match-up.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Knowing our spiritual makeup is vitally important for the eternal and the everyday, for us and for our friends. How can we invite others to follow Jesus if we don't know who we are as a follower of Jesus? How can we share about forgiveness unless we understand we have been forgiven? How can we promote life unless we acknowledge who gave us life? How can we instruct on spiritual gifts unless we have activated our own? How can we set an example unless we know who we are imitating? How can we win the spiritual battle unless we know who won the war?
At Elevate the next few weeks we will be unveiling our spiritual DNA. We invite you and your friends to come and discover who you really are as a follower of Jesus and the implications that are attached.
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If you know who you are, you know what to do, and in this week's lesson, Nathan walks through two key identifying characteristics for Christians. In Christ, we're both ALIVE and FORGIVEN! Click the link to download the podcast, and answer the discussion questions below with your family and friends.
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1. Share with each other about when you were eternally forgiven (when you became a Christian).
2. Share an example of when you have needed to forgive someone else.
3. Because Jesus rose from the dead, we also rise with Him! How are you living spiritually alive?
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How can we invite others to follow Jesus if we don't know who we are as a follower of Jesus? When we don't know our identity in Christ, how can we effectively share our identity with others? In this weeks lesson, Nathan teaches that in Christ, both Jews and Gentiles are ONE and are ACCEPTABLE to God, therefore included in the promises of God!
KEY DISCUSSION Points
Answer the following four questions TRUE or FALSE.
1. T/F Since we are all created by God, we are all God's children.
2. T/F If we behave well, then we are in God's family.
3. T/F Because the US is founded on God all, Americans are God's children.
4. T/F We only become a child of God once we commit to follow Jesus.
(Hopefully you answered in the following way: 1-false, 2-false, 3-false, 4-true)
Our identity can be found ACCEPTABLE in Christ alone! You won't find your identity in sports or break dancing like John Doe tries to do below...
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If you know who you are, then you know what to do. In light of God's power mentioned in Ephesians 3:20-21, we have the ability to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord (4:1-3). Walking shows movement, shows the mark (or goal), and shows the need for continual modification. Are you walking in light of your calling in Christ? Check out a clip below from the message.
In the clip below, watch as our series character, John Doe, tries to find his identity in good works and religion.
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If we don't know who we are, then how do we share our identity in Christ with others? In this week's lesson, Nathan teaches that we, those who follow Christ, should light up our identity so that our light shines bright in a very dark world. It should be easy to see us if we flip the switch and light up our identity in Christ! In the clip below, our series charcter, John Doe, continues to try and find his identity through "super-human" strength.
1. Compare the worldly perspective vs the Godly perspective on the following subject matters. List examples of each. Then, get personal and honestly evaluate the lens that you look through.
Subject World Christ followers
Desires Do whatever pleases you Do what pleases God
Stuff Get all you can now Build treasure in heaven
Motivation Do it for you Do it for God
Death The end The beginning
2. Before you identity was in Christ, what did you find your identity in? How has that changed since you have become a Christian?
3. What are your spiritual gifts? List ways you are using your gifts to build up the church.
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As we conclude our series on our Identity in Christ, Nathan teaches the importance of wearing the Armor of God. In Christ, we are spiritually protected but we must put on the armor. Daily, we might pray something like this:
Dear God, I'm going to put on your belt of truth today as I resist relativism. I will protect my heart and love for you as I align with your standard by putting on the breastplate of righteousness. I will lace up my spiritual shoes and fearlessly share the great news of the Gospel. I will block Satan's attempts to knock me down by using the shield of faith. I will protect my mind of false doctrine by wearing the helmet of salvation. I will offensively use your Word to fight against Satan's schemes!
1. In a world that rejects absolute truth, how are you standing strong for the absolute truth found in Jesus?
2. Describe a time when you have been able to share the Gospel with someone else.
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Craig Martin, 30, of Jordan Loop Road in Wagener, was charged for DUI early Thursday morning, according to a sheriff's report.
The report states that a black Ford Crown Victoria police vehicle was "acting very suspicious" across the street from Kent's Korner Store on Old Ninety Six Indian Trail. The vehicle was driving in circles around the parking lot and then back into the roadway.
At first, the deputy watching the vehicle thought the officer was conducting surveillance in the area.
After further investigation, the deputy discovered that wasn't the case and approached the car, which was parked behind the store, the report said, but the driver sped off.
A traffic stop was conducted and the driver of the vehicle was identified as Martin, the report said.
The smell of alcohol emitted from the driver, the report read.
Martin was taken into custody and booked into the Aiken Detention Center.
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FOLLY BEACH — A weatherman couldn't have nailed it better.
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Men1. Kyle Busey (repeat champion)2. Blue Spivey (repeat runner-up)3. Albert Singleton4. Will RoperWomen1. Cat Rogerson2. Veronica Bolus3. Caxton Beaty4. Rose Windham
Organizers of the second Icebox Open surf contest on Folly Beach patiently waited all February for one weekend day with the best surf and the worst weather before setting the date for the contest, a tactic often employed by surf contest organizers in California and Hawaii.
They zeroed in on Saturday and got exactly what they wanted — barrel-shaped waves that grew from waist-high to shoulder high as the day progressed, with temperatures in the mid-40s to complement water temperatures in the low 50s.
And lots of rain to boot.
"On Monday, we saw there would be a south wind and a real big front coming through," said Bates Hagood, general manager of Ocean Surf Shop, the contest's co-sponsor. "By Thursday we said, 'It's on.'"
On Saturday, as most residents of the Lowcountry were exploring ideas for indoor activities, the area's most dedicated surfers were enjoying conditions almost as good as those produced by an off-shore tropical storm or hurricane.
"(The surf) is clean. It's chest-high now. And there are barrels to be had. For around here, it's what we wait for," said Hagood, who later in the day reported shoulder-high waves as the tide came in. "If the waves were like this in the middle of summer, there'd be 150 guys in the lineup."
The Icebox is the polar opposite, so to speak, of the bounty of surf contests held during the late spring, summer and early fall where crowds of surfers and spectators in bikinis and boardshorts fill the beach and breakers at The Washout on Folly.
The Governor's Cup district surfing championship, for example, draws up to 200 surfers on the second Saturday of August each year.
Saturday's Icebox featured 34 competitors, including six women and several children.
Cat Rogerson, 24, of Folly Beach, and Caxton Beaty, 23, of Charleston, both year-round surfers, were undaunted by the cold, though Rogerson admitted to having cold fingers and toes despite wearing gloves and booties.
The young women, regulars on the local surf contest scene, agreed that the waves were "pretty decent."
"For the past few days, it's been pretty choppy, but it cleaned up for us today," said Rogerson, who won the women's contest and received a $400 cash prize.
Beaty, who finished third, admitted that she had been looking forward to the contest for the last few months.
"It gives you a chance to come back out and mingle with everyone. It's nice to get together and surf some waves."
Even with wetsuits, many of the younger surfers still shivered after competing in the open event against adults.
Alex Roncancio, 12, of the Isle of Palms, shivered as he chowed down on beef jerky under the shelter at Folly's Washout, but seemed more disappointed about his performance than worrying about being cold.
"I didn't surf well today," said Roncancio. "I had so many opportunities, but missed them. I did this cutback on a wave that would've been the best of the heat. ... The cold may have something to do with it."
Blue Spivey, who along with Hagood organized the Icebox, said one of reasons he wanted to hold it was to give back to the kids and the local surfing community.
"I've been a member of the Ocean Surf Shop team since I was 12. I'm 35 now, so it's all coming back around," said Spivey, who also competed Saturday and finished second. "I'm trying to give back to the kids so they can experience what I had as a youngster, making sure they have good boards and contests to surf in."
Ten-year-old Rose Windham finished fourth out of six in the women's division.×
Chilly but undaunted, year-round surfers Caxton Beaty (left) and Cat Rogerson finished third and first, respectively, in the Icebox Open.×
Blue Spivey, the Ocean Surf Shop team manager, helped organize and competed in the second Icebox Open on Saturday at Folly Beach.×
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BAKER — In the regular season's final week, Baker School girls basketball coach James Kerrell sees each game as a growing experience for his young squad.
"Every game is a learning process," he said. "We are young, and this (season) has given us an opportunity to play younger girls and get them prepared and some game experience.
"We are trying to get better every game and as long as we do that, win, lose or draw, I'm OK with the outcome."
The outcome for Baker on Monday wasn't good as Central beat the Gators 50-42.
Lily Phillips put the Gators on the board seven seconds into the game.
Central's Makayla Simmons scored five quick points for the Jaguars only to see Baker get back-to-back 3-point baskets from Jessica Black and Natalie Booker.
The Baker run continued with a 2-point basket from Black before Simmons hit a free throw.
The Gators led 12-11 at the end of the first quarter and the game was tied 23-23 at the half.
Things started to slip away from Baker in the third quarter as the Jaguars outscored the Gators by three points in the period to take a 35-32 lead.
Baker's final lead of the game came on a basket by Phillips with 35 seconds left in the third quarter to put the Gators up 32-31.
Central's Sarah Snaith scored the last two baskets of the third quarter to put the Jaguars in front to stay.
Central scored seven unanswered points to start the fourth quarter and open a 10-point lead.
Baker got a basket from Chloe Fox and a 3-pointer from Booker to get back to within five, but that's as close as the Gators would get in the final minutes of the game.
"I felt like we executed what I wanted us to do," Kerrell said. "I wanted to get an up tempo game and pressure their guards. We've been trying to work on pressuring the ball a little bit to get easy buckets.
"In the first half I felt like we did a pretty good job. We had some breakdowns here and there in the second half and in the fourth quarter I was disappointed that we weren't mentally tough and didn't execute. Overall I felt like we needed to do, but not nearly enough of it."
Central's Simmons led all scorers with 24 points. Snaith had 12 points for the Jaguars.
Booker and Black each scored 12 points for Baker.
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I have to laugh out loud sometimes....as I find myself asking my little patient's parents about developmental milestones and wondering what their toddler is thinking. I envision the child thinking, "do they really think I will perform these tricks on cue?", I am not a circus act!
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Other questions as a child gets a few months older are, "what sound does a dog make?", "what does the kitty cat do?", "what does a cow say?". The parent becomes the ringmaster of the circus with the cute toddler in the center ring performing the "high wire" act!! Or as one of my parents said, "we call these his party tricks". Just wait till later in life when those tricks become a bit "trickier"......will save that for another discussion.
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Unbelievably to me it was 32 years ago that I began writing this column. It was exciting then. Still is. An initial piece was about the joy of the kind of job Id always dreamed of and how much I was looking forward to settling into our new hometown (after 22 previous moves) and getting to know Summerville and her people. It had been 25 years since Id had a job outside the home and I was definitely a very senior cub reporter.
Since then Ive fallen in love with Summerville and written about her leaders, citizens, history and homes. Recipes have been a popular part of my columns and many of them have come from you. Ive written naturally about my children and grands as well as about old friends and new. Ive also ruefully described personal goofs ranging from failed recipes such as the one that resulted in a dip that exploded just before a party and the time I jumped into the wrong red truck in a mall parking lot. I was well into a tale of a disappointing sales experience before I realized that the man grinning at me from behind the wheel was not my husband. Jim was grinning at me too, but from the adjoining vehicle. When I started this column it was called Late Bloomer, a most appropriate title as I was then in my mid forties.
But I remembered a favorite college English professor who always encouraged any creative spark by urging me to just start with an inkling! And so I renamed these weekly 500 or so words with a new heading which I thought was also a good semi pun dealing with printers ink. With a New Year beginning its a good time for me to reflect on the past, count my blessings which most definitely includes felicitations those of you who continue to read and encourage me and start with an inkling of what 2013 might bring.
The first time I wrote about my daughter Cathy she was a freshman at The College of Charleston where she now works in development. Son David had just graduated from Summerville High and was off to Clemson. He now practices architecture. Jimmy, our special needs son, was adjusting to life at the excellent Coastal Center where he still thrives, being nurtured and challenged and continues to enjoy as much jazz as possible. His twin, Mary Clare, was in middle school and just taking up the saxophone. Now she teaches music by day and plays jazz sax in several venues.
Jim had just retired after 25 Air Force years and gone to work in civilian aviation. And I had just retired from being a full time wife and mom to become a full time working wife and mother. Jim and I are now retired retired mostly but I still get to be a columnist and we both stay active with the people and things we love, beginning with our six grands ranging from 19 to four.
This particular column was inspired on Christmas Eve when we were given a bottle of red wine called inkling. It was a gift of Kathy Goebel our sons mother in law. David picked it out. I just couldnt resist, he told us.
And I couldnt resist reading the label. It touts the contents as a work of art or an inkblot test (that) reveals itself in different ways to different people Thats not a bad goal for me for 2013 even if it does come from the back of a bottle of California Cabernet Sauvignon. Webster refers to inklings as hints. I think theres a bit more to it
In Vino Veritas?
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