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By Vincent T. Davis : August 4, 2012 : Updated: August 5, 2012 1:02am
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SLUG: Childhood Promise-AssignID 443148-August 4, 2012-San ANtonio, Texas-Pencils await Harlandale School students Saturday morning as supplies were distributed to need students through a project created by former student, Juan Mancha.
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SLUG: Childhood Promise-AssignID 443148-August 4, 2012-San ANtonio, Texas-Nearly 100 backpacks and school supplies were handed out to needy Harlandale School students Saturday in a project spearheaded by Juan Mancha.
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SLUG: Childhood Promise-AssignID 443148-August 4, 2012-San ANtonio, Texas-Domonic(cq) Muro stacks some of the nearly 1000 backpacks that were given to need students in the Harlandale Independent School Distric Saturday morning.
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Juan Mancha talks with his wife, Diana, during the backpack and school supply giveaway at Harlandale in August. The businessman has worked tirelessly to help schoolchildren in the district.
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School Supply Drives
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren School Supply Drive, sponsored by the Alamo Area Council of Governments, continues through Wednesday, 8700 Tesoro Drive, Suite 700, reception area.
Communities in Schools Project Stuff the Bus, Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at select H-E-B stores.
Almost 40 years ago, Juan Mancha's fourth-grade teacher made him stand in front of his class because he was the only student without a pencil and paper.
That year, his parents couldn't afford school supplies. In that embarrassing moment, he made a promise to help children in need when he grew up.
Nine years ago, spurred by that memory, Mancha, owner of Cap'n Jim's Fish & Chicken restaurant on the South Side, told his wife, Diana, he wanted to help students in their neighborhood. As a schoolteacher, she understood, having bought supplies for students for many years.
The couple bought and handed out school supplies for 60 kids during a National Night Out event. The next year, more children needed help, and the couple and their neighbors responded.
"We've been blessed," Diana Mancha said. "So we're giving back."
On Saturday, Mancha and his family joined with the community group Southside United Against a Violent Environment to distribute 1,000 backpacks filled with school supplies at the Harlandale High School cafeteria.
Before the doors opened, a line of parents and children from kindergarten through 12th grade stretched from the school's doors around to the sidewalk on Gerald Street.
By 10 a.m., volunteers had handed out backpacks to 800 children.
Music from the 1970s and '80s blared from speakers as kids danced with a mascot dressed as a giant tooth. Others munched on breakfast tacos provided by organizers.
Mancha said they never send anyone away, and welcome those who truly want to help.
"Don't come because your boss sent you, come to me because you feel it from the heart," the 48-year-old said. "It makes a big difference and makes it even more beautiful."
Three years ago, his dream almost ended.
Faced with the growing need for backpacks and supplies, Mancha couldn't afford to continue the program. He called his friend, Daniel Pineda, who helped organize volunteers and groups that kept the drive going.
"All of the money came out of his pocket," Pineda said. "No way could we stop the dream."
At the pick-up point, rows of backpacks were stacked atop a table and beside a staircase, separated by grade levels.
Desiree McHutchion and her son, Sebastian Garcia, 10, followed four small boys lugging backpacks.
"It's a big help," she said.
The Manchas' daughters, Anaid, 19, and Maria, 13, helped hand out backpacks, and volunteers Joanne Perez, Gwyn Garcia and Debra Rivas offered each child some encouragement for the start of school.
Rivas, a cancer survivor, said God gave her a second chance at life and she wanted to pass on words of support.
"We need the first girl president, so study, girl!" she said, as a mother led her daughter outside. "Study hard!"


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Whether vedas sanction animal sacrifice and flesh eating or not? if not then why are such instances found in mahabharat and manusmriti.
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No, please. Vedas never promote non-vegetarian etc. In this connection, I paste one of my answers:-
We have to obey the preach of Vedas which emanates direct from God at the beginning of the earth. For carnivorous animals like lion, tiger, wolves, cat, dog etc., God allows to take non-vegetarian food. So the said act to take non-vegetarian food is not their sin. Similarly in Vedas for human beings, God states to take vegetarian food which is not a sin. Secondly, for human beings, Vedas strictly prohibit non-vegetarian food. That is why, we must take vegetables, food-grains etc., when they are fully ripe.
Vegetarians and non-vegetarians are two categories. Accordingly the construction of body i.e., teeth, small intestine and large intestine, and digestive system has been made by God.
Human beings come in vegetarian category. Our teeth and digestive system always differ from cat, dog, lion etc. Some animals like cow, buffalo, goat, elephant etc., also come in Vegetarian category. We take water by sipping but the animals who are non-vegetarian i.e., meat eater they do not sip but lick. Whatever we eat, that food develops our mind and body and creates natural behaviour. For example if we take a cub who is newly born and nurse him by giving milk and thereafter vegetarian food only and on the other hand to another cub we provide him meat, then when they will be younger their habit will differ. The cub taking vegetarian food will be as violent as the cub who took meat.
Now medical science also says that the energy in vegetarian food is more than that in non-vegetarian food. Vegetarian food gives long and ill free life. Vegetarian elephant is stronger than non-vegetarian lion.
Nobody can take meat until one gives violence to animals or birds etc., which is a sin. Our stomach becomes a graveyard where we gather meat by eating. As regards life in vegetarians it does not harm to them while plucking from plants etc. because every vegetarian plant has short life and is meant to give food to the human life. But to us meat is not entitled. Science has recently told that non-vegetarians are more susceptible to cancer disease and teeth degeneration as compared to vegetarians.
Non-vegetarian food is prohibited as per Vedas, shastras, Upnishads and all the ancient holy books. In vegetarian food an ocean of calories and vitamins is available by the mercy of God. Please check from a dietician about the same. Because it is lengthy one and I cannot explain here. For example dal, is full of proteins, soybean has more protein than any non-vegetarian food, which has ability to inhibit cancer also where as non-vegetarian does not. Green vegetables like palak, methi, etc., are the richest source of iron and vitamin A. So is the case of milk, curd, rice, fruit, etc.
The knowledge of Vedas emanates direct from God at the time of beginning of earth. So in this creation, the Vedas are the oldest knowledge originated about one arab 97 crore years ago. In all four Vedas, God has prohibited non-vegetarian, please.
Atharvaveda mantra 6/140/1 also states that Oh God! May my teeth, like the teeth of wolf not take non-vegetarian. Non-vegetarian has only some limited energy and vitamins whereas cow-milk is a complete food. Dry fruits, vegetables, curd, fruits etc., i.e., all other vegetable food has been made by God for us which are more beneficial than non-vegetarian food. Manusmriti shloka 2/177 strictly prohibits to take non-vegetarian food and any type of addiction. The nature of the animals or human beings who take non-vegetarian food is more violent than those who take vegetarian food. In this connection, you may consider lion, tiger, wolves, jackals etc. As regards power of vegetarian you may think about elephant who is the most powerful than other human/living beings and is vegetarian.
Onion and garlic are included as vegetarian food and full of vitamins, they protect from heat stroke, make stomach strong and make strong eye sight etc., but both are of Tamogunni nature and therefore only Brahmachari must not take the same.
Atharvaveda Mantra 6/140/1 states-
(Atharvaveda Mantra 6/140/1)
The Devta of this mantra is "Brihaspati, Danta".
Meaning:- (YAU) The teeth (VYAGHRAU) like the teeth of wolf (AVROODHAU) have been generated (PITRAM MATRAM CHA JIGHATSATAHA) wants to kill mother and father i.e., wants to take flesh. So Oh! (JAATVEDAHA) omnipresent God (BRAHAMANNASPATE) lord of knowledge of Vedas may (TAU DANTAU) those teeth (SHIVAU KRINNU) be beneficial for us so that we may not be non-vegetarian.
The meaning of Shivau is auspicious, friendly, beneficial. Deep consideration of the mantra would reveal that our teeth will only be beneficial /friendly to others when we will not be even think about inflicting violence to others. That is why, Mantras states that teeth should not consume flesh, it being sin. Manusmriti also states that without inflicting violence on others, meat can not be taken. So one must always avoid non-vegetarian food.
Manusmriti Shloka 2/177states (VARJET MADHU MAANSAM PRANNINAAM HINSANUM) i.e., non-vegetarian food, addictions, intoxications and the violence to all living beings is strictly prohibited.
Oh! God my teeth which are like the teeth of wolf should not take non-vegetarian food. The idea of the mantra is this that our teeth of upper jaw and lower jaw should never take non-vegetarian food like a wolf. It reveals that God has made difference between human-beings and animals.
In mahabharat and Manusmriti, originally written by Vyasmuniji and Manu Bhagwan respectively; there is no mention of violence about flesh eating etc. However, some false shlokas have been added in both pious holy books.
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On the Saturday after Thanksgiving I had the pleasure of meeting designer Anne Hanson who came to do a trunk show at Trumpet Hill, my favorite LYS. I was in the shop a week or so prior just to hang out for the day and they had just gotten the patterns in and were getting them tagged and put in binders. There were so many beautiful designs and the one that I ended up coming home with is the Elm Row scarf.
Anyway, Anne has a GREAT summary of the day at knitspot.com including LOTS of pictures! There's one of me about halfway down the page. She was really very nice and spent time talking with everyone about her designs, what people are working on, etc., and there were a LOT of people in the shop that day.
Here's a picture of the Elm Row scarf that I'm working on. it doesn't look like much when it's still on the needles and unblocked, but I figured I'd show it anyway.
(okay, I took the hint and added the "e" to Anne in my post. so sorry about that!)
I thoroughly enjoyed reading her blog...have to heck out her patterns...
Cool beans! I loved seeing some familiar faces on her blog--especially yours! That must have been a blast, all that lace!
Thanks for sharing this, Aaron. I can't recall Anne Hanson's designs - but that doesn't mean anything because my memory is fairly poor. Some very nice photos on the link and your picture was most dashing. -- Books, knitting, cats, fountain pens...Life is Good.
I <3 Anne Hanson!! I've made so many of her patterns, it's a wonder she hasn't requested a restraining order, because I'm bordering on stalker! Of the socks, I've made Smokin', Tessarae, Shifty, Caterpillar, and tonight I finished Hayrick. Of her lace, I've made Wing o' the moth, and I'm currently working on Maplewing. I should also finish her Whitfield Jacket in a couple of weeks (back and right front are finished, left front is 3/4 complete). Yeah . . . I adore her and her designs. She's also very kind to offer help to those with questions in the Knitspot group on Ravelry. I regret that I will not be able to attend The Loopy Ewe's Spring Fling right here in St. Louis, as both Anne Hanson and Jared Flood will be offering classes!
Love Anne Hanson! She has some great designs. I made her Gridiron socks for a swap I was in. Hated having to send them off to someone else. They are in my queue for another pair for myself.


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Law events highlight centennial year
It's been an eventful school year as the UDM School of Law celebrated its Centennial anniversary.
Following the Centennial Anniversary Gala in October at the Detroit Athletic Club, which approximately 250 alumni and guests attended, the School of Law opened the George J. Asher Law Clinic Center in the Walter Buhl Ford III Hall in December. The new location at 585 Larned Street houses the 10 legal aid clinics that serve 1,450 clients annually. UDM alumnus Anthony Asher '61, '65 of Sullivan, Ward, Asher & Patton PC of Southfield provided the lead gift in honor of his brother. Additional gifts from the heirs of Walter Buhl Ford III and the McGregor Fund also supported the purchase and renovation of the new facility.
In March, the School of Law held its Law Review Symposium entitled, Global Michigan: Immigration and Economic Growth, which featured Michigan Governor Rick Snyder as the keynote speaker. U.S. Rep. Gary Peters '84 also provided his singular perspective as the son of an immigrant. Leading policy makers and distinguished academics—drawn from across the U.S. and Canada—also discussed how Detroit and Michigan could best use immigration as a tool of economic development. Professor David Koelsch of UDM Law, who helped organize the forum, said the event was held to "focus on immigrants as a positive force" for Detroit and Michigan.
On April 13, the School hosted the 11th annual Voice for Justice Auction at the Detroit Golf Club. This year the event raised nearly $90,000 to support the UDM Law Public Interest Fellowship Program, which provides summer fellowship opportunities for students in the public interest sector. These fellowships expand UDM Law's longstanding tradition of service to the community. Students selected to receive the fellowships will spend approximately eight weeks as a summer intern for non-profit organizations, serving or advocating for the poor, disadvantaged, marginalized or underrepresented of society.
The School of Law concluded its Centennial celebration with its Commencement ceremony on Friday, May 10. This year, 211 students received their J.D. diplomas. It was a fitting conclusion to a memorable centennial year as the School of Law continues its mission of educating and inspiring law students in the city of Detroit.


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A wonderful autumn night, fresh and bright;Friday, March 7, 2014
Over the echo of music and drums from a distant village
The single clear tone of a shakuhachi brings a flood of tears—
Startling me from a deep, melancholy dream.
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The shakuhachi came to Japan from China in the 7th century. By the 13th century there was an offshoot of the Rinzai school called Fuke-shu, whose priests as their main meditative practice would play the shakuhachi. This was called suizen (blowing zen). There was a large repertoire of musical solo meditation pieces built up and these are collectively known as honkyoku. During this period only monks were allowed to play, and the shakuhachi was considered a sacred instrument. Eventually it started to be heard at the court in Kyoto, where a repertoire of ensemble pieces (sankyoku) was created, and after the dissolution of Fuke-shu during the Meiji era the ordinary people of Japan were able to use it for folksongs (Minyo) and western music (Gaikyoku). Masayuki Koga will play a variety of pieces from various styles to give the listeners a musical tour of the world of the "zen flute."
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Masayuki Koga is a master shakuhachi player and teacher. Born in Omuta City, Japan, he studied Kinko shakuhachi with his father, Kiichi Koga, and Tozan school with Kazan Sakai in Tokyo. In 1967, he became the youngest member of the award-winning Ensemble Nipponia, and he continued to work with them for the following four years. Having moved to the US in 1973, he founded the Japanese Music Institute of America in 1981. He has taught in the San Francisco Bay Area, at the Naropa Institute and at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. Along with his ensemble group Essence, he has performed at Cal Arts, Lincoln Center, Stanford University and in most major cities of Japan, Germany and Canada.


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Ilya Kovalchuk stunned the New Jersey Devils and the NHL on Thursday, abruptly announcing his retirement from the league so he could continue his career in the KHL.
Not only will Kovalchuk's decision cost the Devils an annual cap penalty for the next decade and their first-round pick in 2014′s draft, but it leaves them without their best offensive weapon. Kovalchuk scored 30 goals nine times in his NHL career, and he topped the 50-goal mark twice.
There are no comparable replacements available for New Jersey to chase now, but ex-Detroit Red Wings forward Damien Brunner might serve as part of their Plan B.
Wings GM Ken Holland said last week that he expects Brunner to "move on" after Brunner rejected Detroit's contract offers for a shot at free agency. The 27-year-old Brunner scored 12 goals (one more than Kovalchuk) during the lockout-shortened season; he finished with 26 points.
CBS' Adam Gretz pitched Brunner as a fallback option for the Devils, along with Jaromir Jagr and Mikhail Grabovski. Pucks and Pitchforks did the same, tossing out Brunner's name with Jagr, Grabovski and Brendan Morrow, but cautioning, "None of these players come close to Kovalchuk's performance, but would seriously help the Devils next season."
It's hard to pinpoint exactly where Brunner's new contract will land, mostly since Brunner has all of 44 regular-season NHL games under his belt. He made $1.35 million during the 2013 season, so an average of at least $2 million per year seems realistic.
The Devils have more than enough money to swing that, with upwards of $10 million available now that Kovalchuk has departed. They also have the need for a goal-scoring winger who can play on the power play. Brunner fits that bill, and he could get a call from New Jersey GM Lou Lamoriello soon — if he hasn't already.
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September 23, 2012 11:00 AM
Meatballs in Chipotle Sauce
Albóndigas al chipotle
Serves 8 to 10
1 1/2 pounds ground beef
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1/4 cup unseasoned breadcrumbs
1 teaspoon kosher or sea salt, or to taste
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, or to taste
2 pounds ripe tomatoes
2 garlic cloves
3 tablespoons white onion, chopped
1 to 2 tablespoons chipotle chiles in adobo sauce, or to taste
1 chipotle chile in adobo sauce, optional
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 cup chicken broth
2 to 3 fresh cilantro sprigs, or to taste
In a large mixing bowl, combine the ground meat with the eggs, minced garlic, breadcrumbs, 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper. Mix thoroughly with your hands or a spatula.
Place tomatoes in a saucepan and cover with water; simmer over medium-high heat for 8 to 10 minutes, until cooked through and mushy.
In a blender, add the cooked tomatoes along with 1/4 cup of their cooking liquid, 2 garlic cloves, white onion, the sauce from the chipotle chiles in adobo and, if desired, one whole seeded chipotle chile. Purée until smooth.
Pour the oil into a large soup pot and place over medium-high heat. Once hot, pour in the puréed tomato mix. It will sizzle and jump, that is ok! Let it simmer, with the lid ajar, anywhere from 6 to 8 minutes, or until it has changed its color to a deeper red, thickened in consistency and lost its raw flavor. Add the chicken broth and salt to taste and reduce heat to medium low.
Place a small mixing bowl with water to the side of the soup pot with the simmering tomato broth. Wet your hands and start to make the meatballs, one by one. They should be anywhere from 1 to 2". Gently place the meatballs in the simmering tomato broth.
Once you have shaped all the meatballs, add the cilantro sprigs to the pot, then simmer over medium-low heat for 25 to 30 minutes.
Serve hot with a side of avocado slices avocado, some warm corn tortillas and, if desired, frijoles de olla or white rice and plantains.


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I am working from home today with a sick boy and have a huge craving for bacon. I thought I would kick start your weekend with some pork fat goodness. You agree?
One of my top 25 foods of all time – BACON. It came to me as I was eating the breakfast all last week at Normandy Farm. Of course I scanned the whole buffet before I started to fill my plate, but I always gravitated towards the crispy bacon
Eating some breakfast and thinking about what to write, I thought that I would share with you 7 ways to cook with bacon that have been featured on zesty.
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1. Bacon on Pizza
Whether it is traditional pizza using some leftovers or a kicked up portabella pizza – bacon is a great addition.
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I feature two chutney's ( Apple Bacon Chutney and Pear Bacon Chutney ) so far and both were out of this world yummy. I attribute that to the bacon and to the slow cooking.
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One of my all time sunday morning favorites "Bacon and Eggs". Try these fun little twists on a classic – Bacon and Eggs in a Bowl or a 2 minute Bacon Broccoli Scrambled Egg.
4. Bacon Wrapped Fruit
Once introduced to this lovely creation – I fell in love with Bacon wrapped Pineapple. Such a simple yet crowd pleasing treat.
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I really do love adding bacon to many salads. I think i like the salty flavor it adds as well as the crunch. The one listed here is not your traditional salad, but this was very tasty with both the crunch walnuts and the firmness of the asparagus.
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Which Star of HBO's Girls Has Quit the Show Abruptly?
Girls has one fewer boy.
Christopher Abbott, who plays Marnie's boyfriend Charlie on the buzzy HBO show, has suddenly quit, according to Page Six.
Apparently, Chris was having creative differences with the show and has not liked the direction that creator Lena Dunham was planning to take his character in the upcoming season.
"They've just started work on Season 3, and Chris is at odds with Lena," a source says.
An Us Weekly source confirms that the 27-year-old actor doesn't wish the show ill will.
"He's sure the show will continue to do well, but as far as his character, he wasn't behind where it was going to end up," says the second source.
Now, the actor is hoping to have more time to branch into film.
"Chris was reluctant to do the show from the get-go," the source reveals. "He's a really great actor, the source material from the beginning was great, and he was grateful to Lena."
"But he's at a point now where he has too many great film parts being offered to him to turn them down for something he's not 100 percent satisfied with," adds the source. "He feels good about his decision."
Chris appears in the indie drama film Burma, which screened at SXSW last month. He was also in the 2011 indie hit Martha Marcy May Marlene.
But sadly, his time on Girls is done. Our hearts go out to all you ardent Marnie-Charlie shippers out there.
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Construction in front of Sarah Snow's Westover Avenue home has put cracks on the walls of her century-old house she says.
"You'll be up on the second floor or the third floor and the house will actually shake back and forth," Snow said.
The road work throughout Ghent and Downtown Norfolk keeps piling up.
Repairs to sewage lines have been underway for more than six months and the work is barely halfway done.
"It's crazy trying to navigate our way through the neighborhood," Snow said. "And I feel like most people don't have any idea who is doing what project, so it's like here's a new group doing something and we don't really know what they're doing, how long they're going to be here."
John Keifer, with Norfolk Public Works, understands the frustration.
"It's very disruptive when it happens, but very important that we're getting it done," said Keifer, Norfolk Public Works Director.
The work that's being done now won't have to be done again for another 60 to 70 years.
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Discussions Relating to Universal Reconciliation > Book of Revelation
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Why would the beast make war with the saints AND OVERCOME THEM if it is our carnal nature?
Doesn't Paul talk about the war that was going on within him? I know what I should do but don't, I know what I shouldn't do but do anyway . . .oh what a wretched man I am . ..who can save me from this body of death??? Only the power of the blood of the Lamb can save us from the carnality of ourselves. Without Christ, the beast rules us. "They overcame, by the blood of the Lamb, and the word of their testimony. . ." Overcame what? That's what all these stories beneath the stories have been all about . .. the beast within us rising up against the authority God placed in us. Satan=adversary. My carnality is ALWAYS at emnity (war) with God. It's always in adversity agianst the nature of God.
If the beast is our carnal nature why are there more than one of them?
For me, it's like when Jesus would say . ."the kingdom of God is like . . .a mustard seed . . ." and then he'd go someplace else and he'd say "the kingdom of God is like a man who dug up a preceious stone in his field . ." Same kingdom, different manifestation. It's the same with the beast, we see it in different forms, but it's all the same carnal force within us that's being dealt with.
In verse 18 It refers to THE beast and says 666 is the NUMBER OF A MAN
There are many different parts to the body, but they all make up "one" body. We are all a part of the body of Christ, we all have a carnal nature at war against our authoritive position. I've said this bunches of times and I love the message of it. God is not out to destroy MEN. he's out to destroy the MAN in men. 666 is not the number of "men". It's the number of MAN in men. It's the number of carnal flesh.
all that dwell upon the earth shall worship HIM"...one individual.
Ever notice when something of GREAT magnitude happened, it was ALWAYS at an elevated place? Moses received the commandments on a mountain . . .a LOT of things happened with Moses on a mountain. It was on a mountain when the disciples saw the transfiguration of Jesus. It was on a mountain range that the ark came to rest. The Garden of Eden was in an elevated place . . .one river flowed "out" of it and divided into four other rivers. It was in the "upper" room where the spirit was poured out upon all flesh . . .all of these things are pictures of God's nature being connected to "ascended" places. You can't be an earth-dweller if you expect to walk in the spirit realm of Truth.
In this passage you're talking about . . .the "men upon the earth" were not godly people walking in the spirit, they were merely people who were bound in the flesh, the carnal man and they "worshiped" it by giving themselves over to their lusts and desires . . .that can also apply to religious people as well. They were the ones that were deaf, blind and dead in the first place.
I agree with you in that literally speaking . .. it's already been fulfilled.
"Here is wisdom. Let him that has understanding count the NUMBER OF THE BEAST: for it is the NUMBER OF A MAN; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six [666]" (Rev. 13:18).
Is this indeed what the Greek manuscripts of Rev. 13:18 state? No, it is not.
The Greek word used when only man is meant (always excluding woman), is aner. But the Greek word translated "man" in Rev. 13:18 is not aner, but rather the word anthropos, which means "a human being, male or female." Strong's Concordant.
Furthermore, it is not the number of "a" anything. It is just the number of human or of mankind! Even the Revised Standard Version translators saw this and therefore, states, "It's number is six hundred sixty-six." The number of the wild beast is not the number of "a" man, but rather the number of "man" or "mankind."
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--- Quote from: micah7:9 on August 23, 2011, 02:50:59 AM ---Who is or could be the wild beast in the Book of Revelation 13?
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I don't understand it all but I believe the beast is/was A man who existed during 70AD, or will exist at the end. I think the beasts of Revelation is certain individual men who had power over certain countries, like Greece, Rome and so forth. Why would the beast make war with the saints AND OVERCOME THEM if it is our carnal nature? If the beast is our carnal nature why are there more than one of them? These things don't make any sense to me. In verse 18 It refers to THE beast and says 666 is the NUMBER OF A MAN, not men. Verse 8 says "all that dwell upon the earth shall worship HIM"...one individual.
I actually think this has been fulfilled already.
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2Jn 1:7 Because, many deceivers, have gone out into the world, they who do not[/b] confess Jesus Christ coming in flesh: This, is the deceiver and the antichrist.
Many deceivers...who do not confess.....THIS= the many, who do not confess....is the antichrist. The antichrist is not just a man, but is man.
--- Quote from: Nathan on August 24, 2011, 01:49:57 AM ---I agree with you in that literally speaking . .. it's already been fulfilled.
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I'm a partial preterist, but my problem is, I'm not sure what all's been fulfilled and what's yet to be. :NewB1:
I've been following the Prophecy thread, and had some thoughts. I didn't want to derail that thread, as it's plugging along at a rapid clip from a futurist perspective. So I thought I'd post "out here to the side" in this thread, and if anyone wanted to pursue a little different angle of it they could do so here without interfering with Molly's thread - and if not, they can ignore this one. :beach:
So some thoughts; with so many differing views about future fulfillment, at some point I wonder "has some of this already happened"? Do some of these apply to Israel and God's dealings with them in the past? If so, how much? Recently the "figurative/spiritual" aspect has been brought up in the Prophecy thread, and I wondered about member Nathan for instance, who I think sees it from both a spiritual and an already fulfilled perspective. He's sent me a study on Revelation a long time ago that I tried to find and couldn't. In lieu of that, I found the following interesting. Although I think it may have some merit, I'm NOT saying what the author is claiming is "all there is to it", I PERSONALLY believe there's more to be fulfilled. Also, I expect he'll get bashed as a derelict Full Preterist :laugh:. but even if he were, I just think (at least parts of) the following may be something to consider. :2c:
Excerpts from The Beast of Revelation;
"..before we can turn to those passages where the Beast is mentioned, we must deal with some basic issues of interpreting the Revelation. It seems that most people today have not read the first verse of this book, which
would go along way in helping them interpret it. Take note of verse 1:
"The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave Him to show to His bond-servants, the things which must shortly take place...."
Notice verse 3:
".... and heed the things which are written in it; for the time is near"
We cannot ignore John's use of these words, because they supply us with important information to the interpretation of this book. Whereas, most believers are awaiting the events described in the book of the Revelation to find their fulfillment in the future, John clearly tells us that the prophecies of Revelation would begin to come to pass within a very short period of time of his writing. He dogmatically states that the events of Revelation were "shortly" to take place, and that the time is "near." Both of these words are significant.
In addition, John states, "the other has not yet come" (the seventh), "and when he comes, he must remain a little while." Following Nero came Galba, who reigned less than seven months.
Further Evidence
"And it was given to him to make war with the saints and to overcome them...."
(Revelation 13:7)
Nero was not only the sixth emperor of Rome, he was the first to persecute Christians. That persecution began in the middle of November 64 A.D. and continued until June 8, 68 A.D. when Nero committed suicide, a period of 42 months. Take note how this fits with Revelation 13:5, which says:
"And there was given to him a mouth speaking arrogant words and blasphemies; and authority to act for forty-two months was given him."
Is this just another coincidence, or is it more evidence from Scripture as to the identity of the Beast?
Furthermore, John prophesied the death that the Beast would die. The Beast not only slays by the sword, but ultimately is to die of a sword wound.
Revelation 13:10 tells us:
"If anyone leads into captivity, to captivity he goes; if anyone kills with the sword, with the sword he must be killed."
The fact that Nero killed by the sword is well documented. Paul, for example, is said to have died under Nero by decapitation with a sword. Tertullian credits "Nero's cruel sword" as providing the martyr's blood as seed for the Church. He urges his readers to "Consult your histories; you will there find that Nero was the first who assailed with the imperial sword the Christian sect."
Likewise, history records that Nero took his own life with the sword. Roman historian Suetonius describes Nero's death: "Then with the help of his secretary, Epaphroditus, he stabbed himself in the throat."
It is interesting, from a historical perspective, that Nero was actually referred to as a "beast" by his contemporaries. For instance, the pagan writer Apollinius of Tyana, who lived at the time of Nero, states: "In my travels, which have been wider than ever man yet accomplished, I have seen many wild beasts of Arabia and India; but this beast, that is commonly called a Tyrant, I know not how many heads it has, nor if it be crooked of claw, and armed with horrible fangs.... And of wild beasts you cannot say that they were ever known to eat their own mother, but Nero gorged himself on this diet."
Nero ruthlessly murdered his parents, his brother, his pregnant wife (whom he kicked to death) and other family members. He was a homosexual, who found sexual gratification in watching torture. He enjoyed dressing up as a
wild beast and raping male and female prisoners. He illuminated his garden parties with the bodies of Christians, covered with pitch and set aflame.
The whole article on Revelation here - http://www.preteristarchive.com/PartialPreterism/walker-don_pp_01.html
--- Quote ---That persecution began in the middle of November 64 A.D. and continued until June 8, 68 A.D. when Nero committed suicide, a period of 42 months. Take note how this fits with Revelation 13:5
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That's an interesting quote.
Revelation is often linked to the destruction of the Temple in 70AD
Like always there is disagreement but many scholars date the book of Revelation near 90AD. Revelation looks forward in time; meaning the events will take place after 90AD.
So if Revelation is about 63-70AD (7 years) it must have been written before that time.
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I AM thrilled to read a letter from Frances Webber in the post recently stating she now feels confident to walk in Filwood Park again.
It has taken over a year to get the park back to the high quality park the residents of Filwood deserve. There were many drug dens in the park this caused a lot of anti-social behaviour and made the park look terrible and run down. I have to say a big thank you to Pete Clark, Julian Cox and their team from Quadron for the fantastic work they have done to bring the park up to the high standard it now is. A new litter bin and dog waste bin have been installed. The dog warden team has given me some dog waste bags, so if you see me walking my dog, Kiska, in the park please ask me for some. All the drug dens have been removed and the areas landscaped. We have a regular litter pick there now. The PCSOs regularly patrol the park and all of this helps to keep it to this high standard. The picture you put in the post with Frances' letter was not from a clean up in Filwood Park but from the Northern slopes.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - The College of the Holy Cross has announced information for televised basketball games during the 2006-2007 season. The men will have one game on ESPN2, three contests on ESPNU and two games on WCTR-TV3 in Central Massachusetts, while the women will be shown once on ESPNU and twice on WCTR. In addition, several game dates and times from the Holy Cross schedules released earlier this year have been adjusted.
The women's squad will be featured on ESPNU when they play at Bucknell on February 9 in a 4:30 p.m. contest. Holy Cross will also be shown on WCTR when it faces Boston College on December 1 (7:00 p.m.) and Army on January 10 (7:00 p.m.).
The men's team will be featured on ESPN2 on December 6, when it plays at Duke in a 7:00 p.m. game. The Crusaders will also have three Patriot League contests shown on ESPNU, on January 12 against Bucknell (7:00 p.m.), January 26 against Lehigh (9:00 p.m.) and February 9 at Bucknell (7:00 p.m.). The games against Army on January 9 (7:00 p.m.) and American on January 31 (7:00 p.m.) will be carried on WCTR, with another possible television date for the ESPN BracketBusters on February 17 (ESPN2, ESPNU or ESPN360).
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