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Posted on 09/20/2006 10:14:32 AM PDT by Buggman
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It's true that there is some debate about the pronunciation of Yeshua's Name, as the Greek Iesous can be used for either of two names. It is now generally accepted that Y'hoshua (Yoshua or Yehoshua, usually rendered Joshua in English) was the early Biblical pronunciation, but that the late Biblical name Yeshua (Jeshua) had come to replace it. Why? Simply because it was in the late Biblical period that the practice arose of not pronouncing the Tetragrammaton or even its shortened version Yah. Since pronouncing the name Y'hoshua classically (Yah-ho-shu-ah) would require pronouncing the Ineffible, Yeshua was the variant in common use during the Second Temple period.
In addition, the existant Aramaic NTs that we have, the Old Syriac and Peshitta, use the equivalent Aramaic letters of yod-shin-vav-ayin, not yod-heh-vav-shin-ayin as we would expect if Yeshua's Name were commonly rendered Y'hoshua.
Mind you, if someone wants to use the older form of the name, I certainly have no objection. Yeshua was always understood to be exactly equivalent to Y'hoshua anyway. But that's why I believe that "Yeshua" is indeed the correct pronunciation.
Wikipedia has a nice series of articles on the issue. Start here and then hit all the links to get all sides of the debate.
This being the case there is no reason to believe that, for example, the apostle Paul -- a fluent Greek-speaker -- felt is necessary to transliterate the name of Jesus to Aramaic for his Greek-speaking audience and disciples.
Partially true, though there is some evidence that even many Greek believers insisted on pronouncing it correctly. (I'll have to see if I can dig up the article for you sometime.) But in any case, that's why I don't object to anyone saying Jesus or get caught up in the Sacred Name nonsense--if the Apostles had no problem with transliterating Yeshua's name to keep it from sounding like a girl's name to their Greek audience (by ending in an "ah" instead of a male "us"), then why should I object to my fellow believers doing the same?
But by the same time, why should my fellow believers get their undies in a wad that I deliberately choose to use Yeshua's original name out of respect and emphasis of His Jewishness as a matter of personal custom?
Obviously Paul and the other NT writers were not as hung up on the Hebrew name as folks in the modern day "Jewish roots" movement. They are just trying to be "more Jewish" than Paul. Or is it "Saul"?
They were also dealing with an entirely different set of circumstances than we are: They didn't have to deal with people mistaking Jewish men for Calvinists.
You assume incorrectly. The New Testament is only 20% or so of Scripture--why then should it be the majority of any exegesis?
The error you make, TC, is in misapplying the rule, "Interpret the OT in the light of the New." You start in the NT, come to your conclusions, and then either ignore vast swaths of the Tanakh or twist them in order to fit the conclusions you've come to based on less than 20% of the available data.
The approach I take is two sided: "Interpret the Tanakh in the light of the New Covenant/Interpret the New Covenant in the light of the Tanakh." When Sha'ul, for example, quotes Malachi 1:1-3, I don't just assume that God hated Esau the individual, I go look up the quote--and lo and behold, it turns out that neither the prophet nor the apostle is dealing with the subject of an individual's salvation at all, but with the question of Israel's national election.
Likewise, when one gets to Hebrews, if one simply assumes (and one has to go beyond the actual text to do so) that Hebrews says that sacrifice and offering are done away with and must not be offered, that puts Hebrews in conflict with the Torah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and the very actions of the Apostles themselves (e.g., Acts 21:20ff). That being the case, we would have to reject this annonymous book as being canonical at all, not disregard the words and deeds of four other Biblical sources!
But as it turns out, when one reads Scripture both ways, seeking to reconcile both sides instead of coming to a conclusion based on a handful of verses in a single book and disregarding all other sources, we find that Hebrews, while certainly explaining the typology behind much of the Torah most certainly does not do away with it. In like vein, it explains Yeshua's fulfillment of the typeology of the Yom Kippur sacrifices, but does not do so in a way that precludes a future fulfillment--and as I will show when I actually post the article on Yom Kippur, there are several elements of that Appointed Time which are expressly not fulfilled in the First Coming.
Now stop whining about my "vague references." They are vague because I'm not going to go into detail until I'm ready to present that argument in full.
So why don't you leave aside discussion of Yom Kippur for when I do, and discuss with us the topic of this thread instead?
And to you and yours, my brother.
1. 2/3 the population believes that "psychic powers" exist; 2. half the population believes in demons and ghosts; 3. 40% of people believe that "magnetic energy" in bracelets promotes good health; 4. 75% of pre-6-year olds believe in Santa Clause; 5. 90% of Christians believe that their faith guarantees they will go to heaven.
The amusing thing is that reality always trumps belief.
Is that the same Joel Rosenburg who wrote The Guardians of the Flame series of novels? I loved those when I was a kid.
It is interesting that in this table only 2 are listed as from the United States. It was in the news that just last month a third was added, Martha and Rev. Waitstill Sharp, a Unitarian couple from Wellesley, MA. In fact, all the USA recipients were Unitarians.
It is strange that no American Catholics or Protestants have received this honor.
Thank you for your in depth article. It was enjoyable to read.....and I learned much. Also enjoyed the later link to "Yeshua" at Wikipedia.
And the reality of Israel being a nation again, using Hebrew as Scriptures predicted amidst a host of other specifics about the end times in the same era . . .
to those with ears to hear and eyes to see.
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No need to get into that bag of worms! LOL
AND, the person who has had an EXPERIENCE with THE LIVING GOD is never at the mercy of someone who merely has an argument.
Among the rabbis, the shofar is often associated with the Coming of the Messiah and the Resurrection of the Dead as well.
Quite frankly, what do we as Christians have to learn from Christ-rejecting rabbis? Their entire religion is rooted in the Talmud, a re-apprasial of the Old Testament done in the wake of Christianity.
Hmm . . . good question. I guess we should also toss out the histories of Josephus, since he was one of those Christ-rejecting rabbis. And the annals of Tacitus, since he was a Christ-rejecting pagan. Whoops, there goes almost all of ancient history.
The Talmud is a collection of legal codes (the Mishneh) and debates among the rabbis (the Gemara). It preserves a lot of cultural context, Jewish idioms, and traditions which actually go back to the first century and can give new insight to the NT. When you read a work such as Alfred Edersheim's The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah, where do you think he's getting his information from? The Talmud and other rabbinical sources. He's hardly the only Christian commentator to make careful use of rabbinic tradition either: I submit to you the commentaries of Keil & Delitzsch; Jonathan Lightfoot; Jamieson, Fausset, & Brown; David H. Stern and a host of others. I daresay that you'd be shocked at how many of your commentaries you'd have to throw out if you were truly zealous about rejecting all rabbinical material.
Obviously, the Talmud and other rabbinical sorces cannot be taken as sacred writ--but they do provide useful insight when studied carefully, especially the earlier traditions. The later traditions get pretty superstitious--but then, so do the medieval traditions of the Church, so we're certainly in no position to complain.
I use rabbinical tradition as a historical resource--and when studying God's Appointed Times, it's a vitally necessary resource, for the Church's only commentaries on the Feasts are either dependant on Jewish sources or do nothing more than come up with half-baked arguments not to observe them. If we paid no heed to rabbinic tradition, we would not know, for example, about the afikomen in the Passover dinner, one of the clearest symbols of the Messiah Yeshua to be found anywhere.
Moreover, I become particularly interested when the rabbis and the Apostles are in complete agreement on a matter. Why do you find it objectionable that I point out that the rabbis universally agree with Sha'ul that the Resurrection will occur at the sound of a shofar on the Feast of Trumpets?
Indeed, why do you find it objectionable to use Jewish resources to learn more about the culture, practices, and words of a Jewish Messiah?
I'm not an uneducated man, but I had to guess the name used referred to Jesus from context, when I first encounted it (relatively recently).
You can use any name you like. I am puzzled as to why you would use a comparatively obscure name instead of the one known instantly by most people, since the language used is the one aimed at just those people.
If the former, sorry, but that's not changing. I've already explained to you why I prefer Yeshua to Jesus, and I don't understand why you don't understand my preference in this matter.
No moral equivalency here.
It was not the expressed intention of Josephus to deny the reality of the coming of Israel's Christos in the person of Iesous of Nazareth.
The rabbis, in their Talmud and other writing, have done that very things. They have so perverted the word of God by masking the reality of Iesous as He is found there.
As Alfred Edersheim wrote, "He who has thirsted and quenched his thirst at the living fount of Christ's Teaching, can never again stoop to seek drink at the broken cisterns of Rabbinism." (The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah)
Because the "respect" is misplaced and without warrant from the Word of God. Nowhere in the Bible are we told to keep Jesus "original Aramaic" name out of respect. If that were the case the God would have been more circumspect in actually recording the Aramaic form of that name for us in His infallible Word.
He did not. As you have admitted there is dispute about the original spelling. Not one with the authority of "thus saith the Lord" can tell us for sure.
This reminds me of the Roman Catholic doctrine of works of supererogation. In this case it is a form of "holiness" beyond what God asks for in His word. Jesus attacked the false pietists of His day.
"Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age."
In any case, what then of rabbis like Hillel and Shimmei and Simeon the Just, who died before Yeshua's ministry? Should they be tarred with the same brush as those who in far latter centuries wrote bitter recriminations against a "Jesus" whose followers were persecuting them? What about Gamaliel, the teacher of Sha'ul, who spoke on behalf of the Apostles Kefa (Peter) and Yochanan (John)? What about Nachdimon ben Gurion, who is most likely the Biblical Nicodemus? Should we reject both of them as well? What about the Mishneh, which was compiled in the second century, but which contains material from much, much earlier? Should we cast away the insight it gives us into first-century Judean society?
What then do we do with perfectly valid data about what the Feastdays meant to and how they were celebrated by the first century Jews which included Yeshua and all of the Apostles? Well, if we were great fools, so full of our pride that we thought we couldn't possibly learn anything new about a Jewish Messiah through (gasp) Jewish sources, I suppose we might throw the baby out with the bathwater.
For my part, I'll go down the road that many commentators (see my previous post to Jude) have gone down before, and humble myself enough to learn something new once in a while.
I'm cool with utilizing these sources. I'm also alright with using the Mishnah and Talmud for the limited purposes of figuring out what First Century Judaism thought.
I asked my question, admittedly a bit roughly, knowing you'd give a good answer, even if I don't agree with it. You did not disappoint, my friend.
My concern is, however, that reactionary Judaism has little to teach us of any exegetical value. I will stipulate it may have some valuable insights into First Century Judaism, however. To use those insights to exegete the Old Testament, however, is fallacious.
Do you used Josephus and Tacitus for historical background, or exegesis? I see the two as significantly different, if sometimes interrelated.
Indeed, why do you find it objectionable to use Jewish resources to learn more about the culture, practices, and words of a Jewish Messiah?
Perhaps an overreaction towards the speculations using Jewish culture, practices and words to eisegete readings into the text. There's probably a balance to be struck. I sure haven't found it yet.
Nowhere in the Bible are we told to call ourselves by the name of John Calvin either. And you misunderstand the direction of my respect in this instance: I am showing my respect for the Messiah's essential Jewishness by using His Jewish name. And that, of course, is what bugs you.
Not one with the authority of "thus saith the Lord" can tell us for sure.
No, but with the authority of "thus saith the Lord," I can tell you how it wasn't pronounced.
Jesus attacked the false pietists of His day.
He attacked those who in their supposed "piety" went around judging others on the basis of their extra-Biblical traditions. So far, you're the one in the seat of the pharisees here; I've judged no one.
"Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age."
Really? All things? "Think not that I am come to destroy the Torah, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the Torah, till all be fulfilled. Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven: but whosoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven." (Mat. 5:17-19)
So can we expect you to join us in keeping the command of the Torah to observe Yom Teruah this weekend? And will you be joining us on the Biblical Sabbath? No? Then don't get on me about keeping traditions and personal customs that aren't in conflict with all of God's commands.
Praise God! Maranatha, Jesus!
Yet something has been curiously absent from all this media coverage. American journalists aren't asking Ahmadinejad about his Shiite religious beliefs, his fascination with the coming of the Islamic Messiah known as the "Twelfth Imam" or the "Mahdi," his critique of President Bush's faith in Jesus Christ and encouragement of President Bush to convert to Islam, and how such beliefs are driving Iranian foreign policy. Time's cover story and exclusive print interview with Ahmadinejad never broached the subject of his eschatology (end times theology). Nor did Williams. Nor did Wallace. Nor does a just-released book, Confronting Iran, by British Iran expert Ali M. Ansari. Nor does almost any of the saturation coverage Ahmadinejad is receiving.
Journalists aren't typically shy about asking tough, probing questions about the religious views of world leaders. President Bush has been grilled at length about being an evangelical Christian and how this informs his foreign policy, particularly with regards to Israel and the Middle East. Clearly the Pope's views of Christianity and Islam are under fire at present. Why such hesitancy when it comes to the religious beliefs of a country that has called for the Jewish State to be wiped off the planet and who has questioned the historical veracity of the Holocaust?
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To me, the only explanation for the above is that the puppet masters have decreed it of their MSM serfs.
Why would the puppet masters so decree? What is their strategy? What are their goals in doing so?
Are they WANTING the nut job to get nukes and attack the USA? Will that make it easier to scare the world's citizens into the global government? Do they want the nut job to get away with as much as possible as long as possible so that his 'creating chaos and bloodshed' efforts will be maximized?
What what what?
To misunderstand the nature and threat of evil is to risk being blindsided by it. The hard, cold truth is that America was blindsided on 9/11, by an evil few saw coming. Whats more, those attacks were just the beginning of a long war against the forces of radical Islam. The most important question we face in the post-9/11 world is whether we have learned anything as a result of that terrible Tuesday. Do we truly understand that the forces of evil are preparing to strike us again when we least expect it? Do we truly grasp that the ultimate goal of the jihadists is not to terrorize us but to annihilate us? Are we willing to take any actions necessary to defend Western civilization from extinction? Or are we going to elevate peace over victory, retreat from the world, and simply hope for the best?
Ours is an age of kamikazes and snipers, anthrax and suicide bombers, ballistic missiles and nuclear warheads. While we no longer face Saddam Hussein, now we face a new Iranian regime threatening to wipe the U.S. and Israel off the map, a regime joining forces with three nuclear powers -- Russia, China and North Korea. All of this raises troubling new questions: What is coming next? How bad will it be? Where will I be when it happens? And am I ready to meet my Maker if, God forbid, Im in the wrong place at the wrong time when evil strikes again?
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What are our beloved alert FREEPER'S PREDICTIONS about the above?
What are the most plausible scenarios?
* Remarkably, more Muslims have turned to faith in Jesus Christ since 9/11/01 than at any other time during human history. Literally millions of Muslims have converted to become followers of Jesus in radical Islamic strongholds such as Iran, Sudan, Iraq and across North Africa. What's more, they are not doing so because they are being forced to by the sword or by guns. They are turning to Christ despite the very real risk of violent persecution and even death by fellow Muslims. It's an amazing, untold story, and one I document in my new non-fiction book, EPICENTER: Why The Current Rumblings In The Middle East Will Change Your Future, which officially releases on Monday, September 18th.
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This too must be a dramatic SIGN OF THE LAST DAYS. One the MSM has evidently been ordered to ignore. My understanding is that most such are converting because of supernatural visitations, visions, dreams wherein THE LIVING CHRIST present Himself, is presented by Holy Spirit. Some famly groups, tribal groups have multiple members having such dreams and visions within the same night or short time period. And, then, many times, particularly in remote areas; the individuals have to seek out someone who can tell them WHO IS THIS "JESUS" fellow? Where is this "Word of God?" How can I study more about Him?
Praise God. Those who earnestly seek HIM, SHALL FIND HIM, as Scripture declares.
Scripture and multiple REALITY confirmations will always win out over pontifical theological assumptions, manglings, twistings, rubber Bibles and the like.
A parable . . .
Once upon an era in a land & time far away . . .
A tribal chieftan married the beautiful elder daughter of a neighboring chieftan.
They lived happily for a couple of decades when there was a war and the wife was captured and taken away captive.
The hubby was racked with grief for months. A visiting magistrate came through on a tour about that time and asserted very emphatically that the first wife had been killed in a fit of rage by her drunken captors.
After a couple of years, the beloved hubby packed his grief away and married the elder daughter of another neighboring chieftan on the opposite side of his tribal lands. They lived happily for 5 years.
Then a slave trader came through. Hubby authorized wife #2 to purchase a new household slave. After getting the new woman home and cleaned up, what a surprise, it was wife #1!
Hubby was beside himself with joy. Wife #2 was shocked and a bit taken aback but loved the hubby so much she decided she'd love what he loved including wife #1.
Both covenants were affirmed and the tribe was enriched happily ever after.
None of which makes it true.
An assertion, of course, which utterly fails to make the above false in any of its theological accuracy and implications.
Nearly half of all senior-citizens believe we are in the last days.
Because, of course, the world is obviously worse than it's ever been since at least the golden age when I was a kid.
An assertion, of course, which utterly fails to make the above false in any of its theological accuracy and implications.
Nearly 6 in 10 young people age 18 to 25 believe we are in the last days.
People aged 18 to 25 have notoriously good judgement, not to mention their broad prespective rooted in deep historical experience.
An assertion, of course, which utterly fails to make the above false in any of its theological accuracy and implications..
75% of African-Americans believe we are in the last days.
George Bush is President, we must be in the final days.
An assertion, of course, which utterly fails to make the above false in any of its theological accuracy and implications.
We'll just have to accept that as one of my many personal quirks, and move on.
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I happen to love you deeply quirks and all.
Some of the quirks are quite loveable, even.
I think "bogus"
tends to be like "beauty"
. . . in the eyes of the beholder.
I've asked my Lord if I may speak Hebrew when I come into His House (; and to sing His Name so, all miraculous, all miraculous, all miraculous!
O tidings of the sweetness of the New Year rejoice your heart as you have kindled new rejoicing in mine in these reminders and declarations, in Truth, God's Son - O! what healing in the shelter of His Wings!
It's true that there is some debate about the pronunciation of Yeshua's Name, as the Greek Iesous can be used for either of two names. It is now generally accepted that Y'hoshua (Yoshua or Yehoshua, usually rendered Joshua in English) was the early Biblical pronunciation, but that the late Biblical name Yeshua (Jeshua) had come to replace it. Why? Simply because it was in the late Biblical period that the practice arose of not pronouncing the Tetragrammaton or even its shortened version Yah. Since pronouncing the name Y'hoshua classically (Yah-ho-shu-ah) would require pronouncing the Ineffible, Yeshua was the variant in common use during the Second Temple period.
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Works for me. Not that it's of any great theological consequence. But it's nice to see the evidence in such a logical, plausible way.
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They were also dealing with an entirely different set of circumstances than we are: They didn't have to deal with people mistaking Jewish men for Calvinists.
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Nor did they have to deal with people mistaking straining at gnats and swallowing camels for theological truth.
The error you make, TC, is in misapplying the rule, "Interpret the OT in the light of the New." You start in the NT, come to your conclusions, and then either ignore vast swaths of the Tanakh or twist them in order to fit the conclusions you've come to based on less than 20% of the available data.
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You put so well the truth I've been so troubled by for so long! LOL.
1Pe 3:14
But and if ye suffer for righteousness' sake, happy are ye: and be not afraid of their terror, neither be troubled;
September 23 is my birthday and I expect to see a few more, lol.
A Christian believer will never be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The amusing thing is that reality always trumps belief.
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Yes, I just LOVE the realities affirming this era as the last days . . .
1. Israel a nation again in a day
2. Israel beset about by Russia, China (going into Lebanon), Persia, Egypt,
3. The whole world plagued by Jerusalem as with a millstone about it's neck
4. The technological means for the Mark of The Beast as never before in history the last 2,000 years.
5. The technological means for the whole world to see the 2 witnesses' bodies lying in the streets of Jerusalem for 3 days as never before in history the last 2,000 years.
6. Manmade and other signs in the heavens of multiple types and dramatic degrees--unreported at all in the last 2,000 years.
7. Record numbers of muslims turning to Christ as never before in the last many centuries.
8. Shell Oil discovering the Mt of Olives is increasingly cocked to split as the Bible declares when Christ's foot touches . . . as never reported before in the last 2,000 years.
9. Knowledge expanding and spreading far and wide as never before in the last 2,000 years.
10. Travel to and fro speedily upon the earth as never before in the last 2,000 years.
11. A truly global government to encompass every people group and geographic area on the whole planet is looming as never before in recorded history.
12. The global government is setting the stage to conspire toward the total destruction of Israel as predicted . . . and to a massive degree involving the whole world as never before in the last 2,000 years.
13. The global government is setting the stage as predicted to eradicate all other religions but the worship of its leader as predicted and as never seen before in the last 2,000 years.
14. Moscow is allied with the Arab world to eradicate Israel as never before in the last 2,000 years.
15. Israel has discovered vast reserves of oil and gas on the brink of being brought into production as Biblically predicted and as never before in the last 2,000 years.
16. The Biblically predicted population reduction is now horribly and methodically prepared and planned on a massive scale by various means as never before in the last 2,000 years.
17. At least One King of the East--China--has the means to field the military power--certainly via nukes--and somewhat conceivably by manpower--to impact the Middle East as never before in the last 2,000 years.
18. The United States has begun to loosen it's LIFE GRIP on Israel as never before since Israel's creation in 1948 but in step with Biblical predictions that God alone will be Israel's final protector and defender.
19. The stage is set for Israel as well as the planet to accept a deceptive man of peace who will wage war with peace as Israel's awaited Messiah--but as the Bible makes clear--the false Anti-Christ . . . all staged and ready as never before in the last 2,000 years.
20. A host of natural disasters appear to be primed, cocked, loaded, looming and clustered for an evidently not-to-distant triggering as never before in our awareness and certainly not in the last 2,000 years--including curioius things in the sun, itself.
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Yes, such REALITIES can be very affirming of Scriptural prophecies about the last days in our era.
Of course, I don't expect most of the Mooselimbs or other blind and stubborn folk to be much moved by such facts and realities.
I don't know. Plausible. I just haven't read them or researched them on the net.
There's much more. Am working on which to include in it's own thread.
Must you be so faithful in presenting the facts?
It's quite disturbing to those resistent to the truth!
You leave straw dogs, rabid dogs and lots of other nonsense no peace! Harumph!
You mean . . .
There's no red letter KJV words insisting that Believers ought to be called CALVINISTS????
Oh, Dear! What heresy! What travesty! What horror! What perdition! Whatever can we do!
How will all those angels on the heads of all those needles make do?
How will the planets still reside in their orbits?
How will the shorline continue to stop the seas?
How will the sun continue to shine?
Your sweet Biblical wisdom is always soothing and calls to high standards I usually can only gaze at. But which I greatly appreciate.
A Christian believer will never be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Well, certainly God doesn't need the GPS to keep each believer's precise existential and other addresses firmly at hand.
Very comforting.
For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord: whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord's.
GPS is for designing crop circles and making the feeble-minded delirious.
AMEN Unto The Lord.
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I don't think the GPS has anything to do with AUTHENTIC crop circles. Hoaxers may use it.
What is an "authentic crop circle?"
One in which the nodes of the plants have been heated and often somewhat exploded by extremely brief microwaves; wherein within the circles there is a microdusting of extremely fine iron particles; and within the circles there's a significant difference in the magnatism of the soil vs outside the circle.
I think there are some other scientifically verified differences but those are the basic ones off the top of my head. This has been published in peer reviewed scientific journals, BTW.
The hoaxer's circles have none of the above.
That's just the military testing new weapons. better to aim them at cornstalks than our heads.
Conceivable . . .
There has been a report or two of an Air Force tech or some such putting a design in a scanner and pressing a button and a satellite creating the crop circle.
But there are far more reports and photos of light orbs of various sizes but basketball sized or smaller, usually--flitting quickly about creating the circles while observers watched.
And, there's a significant number of reports of UFO type craft being over the field while the circle was being created or shortly before or after.
Of course, all the above COULD still be military stuff.
But the best researcher in the field--Linda Moulton Howe doesn't think it's military. I think she'd believe that some might be, but not all.
Plasma technology, holograms, etc., there's a reason they call it "active denial technology".
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Just some quick sketches I did in class. I was studying gesture and more action oriented poses.
Very cool; stylized ninja chick for the win!
I love these! The poses are so dynamic!
I love your style It's changed quite a bit.
lol ya, quite a shift these past couple of years. I dunno, I'm working on different styles until I find one i'm most comfortable with. Thanks so much. Oh, before I forget. I know I have to vote on the entries for the contest, but school has been kicking my ass so much and I'm having trouble finding the time to cast my vote. I'll try my best to find time but as of right now... its looking pretty impossible ><;

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+1 for the prepared neighbor...watch the video and see how Angel Randle feels about her neighbor stepping in to help out.
This is a discussion on GOOD: Neighbor Fatally Shoots Donut Store Robber - Fort Worth, TX within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Neighbor Fatally Shoots Donut Store Robber - News Story - KXAS | Dallas FORT WORTH, Texas -- Police said a man who tried to rob ...
Neighbor Fatally Shoots Donut Store Robber - News Story - KXAS | DallasGotta like the common sense approach to crime in Texas.FORT WORTH, Texas -- Police said a man who tried to rob a donut store was shot and killed by a man who lives near the store Friday morning.
The robber broke into the store in the 100 block of Roberts Cut Off Road in West Fort Worth and terrorized the woman who was working there, police said.
Police said the woman, Angel Randle, ran out the back door screaming for help.
The neighbor heard the pleas, grabbed his shotgun and then fatally shot the robber, police said.
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This is the second time this month shes been robbed, witness Raymon Farrell said. And, God bless her soul, shes still alive.
A River Oaks officer was passing by the scene and witnessed the shooting.
Investigators said they questioned the neighbor, but dont expect to arrest him.
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+1 for the prepared neighbor...watch the video and see how Angel Randle feels about her neighbor stepping in to help out.
The first time you aren't armed and prepared may be the last time you wished you were.
I think this is the same story where DG had a BB gun.A robbery attempt last week in West Fort Worth, Texas, ended badly for the culprit. Shortly after midnight on 9 May, Fort Worth resident and convicted felon Richard Lane tried to steal a car owned by Happy Donuts shop owner Chong Angel Randle. Randle was inside the shop preparing donuts with her mother when she saw Lane trying to steal her car. Randle rushed outside to stop the robbery, but Lane forced her back inside and attacked her with a BB rifle that apparently looked real. Lane threatened to kill Randle, who said, If you shoot me, I will go to heaven... You go to jail. Randle was able to free herself from Lane and run across the street. Lane gave chase and struck Randle on the back of the head, knocking her down.
Randles neighbor, Stanley Livingston, was awakened by the womans screams for help and grabbed his shotgun. When Livingston went outside to confront Lane, the criminal turned his BB rifle on him. In response, Livingston fired one round of 12-gauge buckshot, which struck Lane in the chest just as a police cruiser was passing. Lane died immediately, while Randle suffered minor injuries. As is standard practice, the incident will be turned over to a grand jury for review, but Livingston is not likely to be charged. Randle expressed appreciation for Livingstons actions, saying, Im so glad that I got a good neighbor, so he help me very much. He care about us, watch out for us always. Indeed, that is the spirit and motivation of gun-owning patriots.
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This is a poll; choose one of the five options. But don't choose more than two, if you would like to pick two answers. But I don't believe some one could have more than two answers. If you have any suggestions please do so?
Quote from: Elijah on March 10, 2011, 01:06:39 PMThis is a poll; choose one of the five options. But don't choose more than two, if you would like to pick two answers. But I don't believe some one could have more than two answers. If you have any suggestions please do so?The answers don't match the question.In general, not a Christian option: would you burn an icon?
I personally have no problem with it. Having my body burnt and my ashes kept with the family or having it dumped into a hole in the ground has absolutely no impact on what I believe about the resurrection. God created my body out of one microscopic sperm and an egg, he can remake it out of ashes. I don't believe that God is limited by our superstisions and imagined beliefs. However, this ranks along with many things about the Church where I simply push the "I believe" button and go along with things out of "obedience".
Cremation is not a mere acceleration of natural decomposition. Your flesh is burned away (some of it going into the atmosphere), and then your bones are pulverized. In the Orthodox Church, cremation can be allowed by economy for a pressing reason, such as a body that is already mostly burned (such as a person who died in an accident by fire), an epidemic, or being in Japan where burials are simply not feasible for most people. However, cremation has traditionally been fully and fervently rejected as a desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit, and those who deliberately choose cremation are usually denied Orthodox funerals. A priest with a dying person who demands cremation might not even say prayers by their deathbed, as their intention for cremation places them outside the Church. Cremation is not something to be trifled with.
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Soldiers caught two Palestinian Authority rock-throwing terrorists in the act of trying to murder Jews on Monday and killed one and wounded the other after they refused to heed warning shots near the Tapuach junction in northern Samaria.
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I frankly couldn't care less about "Star Wars canon" these days... it seems more a marketing gimmick to appease certain fans (who care about such things) than anything. Originally it was supposed to keep Expanded Universe writers on track with keeping their stories straight with each other. That was before the Prequels, which basically ignored most of what came before.
These days pretty much "everything" is canon at some level.
So video game storylines routinely are made to be "C-canon." Obviously the player choices in-game don't count, only the overall story and characters (and if multiple endings, they pick one).
Frankly, I don't feel like TFU gels very well with the movies, but I really don't care. If the game is well put together and fun, I don't care if it has Luke Skywalker as a bad guy or Yoda as a wookiee. A solid (in-game) storyline is nice, and being true to the "spirit" of the movies is a selling point, but I am not really interested one way or the other if it goes along with previously established continuity.
That said, if they're going to make a sequel, I do expect it to follow the previous game (there's that "in-universe continuity" thing), unless it's an alternate storyline (sort of like what the DLC was for the first game).
Still, I know "canon" matters to a lot of Star Wars fans. My advice is don't take it too seriously. There are all sorts of problems across the Star Wars franchise, and George Lucas, seems least of all concerned about making sure the story flows together and the characters are consistent. If he makes that live action TV series, I predict it will just get worse.
For me, I realize the whole thing is fictional entertainment created for profit. So I can suspend disbelief and enjoy whatever is in front of me for what it is. Ultimately for me "Star Wars" is about the movies, and the first three were the best. If something sucks, I shrug and ignore it. It's not worth my time anymore to try to rationalize all the inconsistencies. Games are a different matter... to me the gameplay matters far more than the story (or the graphics). Star Wars is just a hook. Sure, if you're going to make it Star Wars, a little consistency is nice, but not the end-all, be-all.
Anyway, that's another rant for another day...
So yeah, TFU and TFU2 are just as "canon" as any other Star Wars video game. Pretty much everything licensed is "canon" these days at some level (don't know where "Darth Tater" and the Star Wars transformers or the super deformed series for babies fit though, but I'm sure somebody is hard at work on it, lol).
PS: Wookieepedia isn't canon. But you knew that already.
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One of the first things my wife asked for was her waders so she did not have to use mine. Most mens waders are made bigger in the chest and have longer legs. My wife says she feels lost in mine and still wants to look good out on the water.
Like a rod, having your own gear makes it a more enjoyable experience for everyone. She was a real trooper when it came to picking a pair out. We made a plan to spend an entire evening at Bass Pro for her to try on waders. From there we would go out to dinner and make a night of it.
Three hours later we still did not have a pair for her. If they fit her in the waist then they were to small for her legs, calf and feet. We finally chose Simms Woman's Headwaters Stockingfoots. They still did not fit her foot right but a Simms dealer can contact the manufacture and have customizations made.
Here are some of the brands she tried on, how they are on pricing and some other important information.
Tips to Trying on Waders:
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Christie's Sells Warhol 'Silver Liz' for GBP 6.8 Million
In the second major week of auctions in London, Christie's GBP 45.6 million in sales Wednesday rivaled Sotheby's GBP 41.1 million sale of new art Monday.
Christie's auctioned off GBP 45.6 million ($68.6 million) worth of post-war and contemporary art in London on Wednesday, led by "Silver Liz," Andy Warhol's shimmery portrait of actress Elizabeth Taylor. The 1963 silkscreen sold to an anonymous buyer for just over its low estimate of GBP 6.8 million, or $10.1 million.
Christie's sale total fell within its GBP 41 million to 58.1 million presale estimate and bested rival Sotheby's GBP 41.1 million ($62 million) sale of new art on Monday. Christie's daylong sale of lower-priced art will be held tomorrow.
Christie's sales round out two weeks of major auctions in London, during which collectors tread gingerly after spending freely all spring. The weak euro and the volatility of Europe's financial markets may have played a role, convincing more bidders to stay home or hew closer to their budgets.
Bidding was particularly skittish during this week's contemporary sales. "Liz" was the week's only post-war work to top $10 million, for example. At the market's peak in 2007, Christie's sold another 1963 Warhol "Liz" for GBP 11.8 million, or $23.7 million at the time.
Rare or coveted works still saw healthy competition throughout the sales, however. On Wednesday, at least five bidders chased after Chris Ofili's "Orgena," a glittery portrait of a black woman created by the artist for his Turner Prize-winning exhibit at the Tate in 1998. An American collector bidding over the telephone got the Ofili for a record GBP 1.8 million, over its GBP 1 million high estimate.
Glenn Brown's homage to Surrealist icon Salvador Dalí also broke the artist's auction record, selling to an American collector for GBP 1.4 million. The 1992 painting, "Dalí-Christ (after Soft Construction with Boiled Beans: Premonition of Civil War 1936 by Salvador Dalí)," was priced to sell for up to GBP 1 million.
Elsewhere in the sale, Roy Lichtenstein's "Collage for Nude with Red Shirt" sold to a European collector for GBP 2.7 million, over three times its high estimate. Jeff Koons' 1999 painting, "Loopy," sold to the artist's dealer Larry Gagosian for GBP 3.4 million, just under its GBP 3.5 million high estimate.
Overall, Christie's sale achieved 85% of its total potential value. Of its 62 offered works, 10 failed to find buyers, including works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Juan Munoz, Yan-Pei Ming and the art duo Tim Noble and Sue Webster.
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Antreprenoriatul Românesc În Context European: Origini Şi Perspective
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Tips for cooking with nonstick pans
Published: Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 8:45 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 8:45 a.m.
Nonstick cookware is a great tool to have for healthy cooking.
The nonstick surface - Teflon is the most well-known version - allows less fat to be used in cooking and makes the pans easy to clean.
But the coatings have been the subject of much debate in recent years because of fears that they may emit toxic chemicals while you cook.
A careful look at research on this subject shows mixed results, according to dietitian Sarah-Jane Bedwell, owner of Nashville's Nutrition Expert. Most uses are safe. It seems that chemicals are at risk of being emitted if a nonstick pan becomes too hot or is heated too quickly.
So certain precautions should be taken to use the cookware safely. Some recommendations from Bedwell for using non-stick cookware in the safest way possible:
— Don't let nonstick pans get hotter than 500 degrees, so don't cook with them over high heat. Your safest bet is to use nonstick pans only over low or medium heat.
— Never leave nonstick pans - or any pan, for that matter - unattended while on a heat source.
— Never preheat an empty nonstick pan. Empty pans can reach temperatures above 500 degrees very quickly, which could pose a risk.
— Keep your kitchen ventilated at all times while cooking with nonstick cookware by turning on the exhaust fan.
— Don't use nonstick pans for cooking techniques such as broiling or searing, as these techniques usually require heating the pan to high temperatures.
— Invest in heavier nonstick cookware. Lighter-weight nonstick pans reach high temperatures much quicker, which could pose risks.
— Guard against chipping and damage. Don't use metal utensils, don't wash with steel wool or abrasive cleaners and don't stack nonstick pans on top of each other. If you see that your pan is scratched or chipping, throw it out and get a new pan.
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Family New Years Eve Celebration
Calvary Chapel San Clemente
Tuesday, December 31, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
Who's Going
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Event Details
Join us for a fun family night of games and food. We will watch the dropping of the ball at midnight New York time... 9 pm our time. Fun for the entire family.
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The Hub
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CALVARY CHAPEL SAN CLEMENTE is a community of faith, hope and love under the Lordship of Jesus Christ who desire to know God through His WORD, love God through our WORSHIP and reflect God through our WITNESS.
Our supreme desire is to know Christ and be conformed into His image by the power of the Holy Spirit. On a Sunday morning you will see teens sitting next to veteran believers, college students in shorts and sandals next to clean cut business folks. Our church is made up of regular people from all walks of life, young and old worshipping together.
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HOUSTON (March 16, 2013)--Investors bilked in the $7 billion Ponzi scheme orchestrated by former Central Texas financier R. Allen Stanford could finally begin getting back some of what they lost in the next few months after a process that has dragged on for more than four years.
However, the amounts returned to many who lost their life savings ultimately will be only a fraction of what they put in.
The recovery process got a boost this week as the Justice Department and other parties that had been battling for control of about $300 million in Stanford's frozen foreign bank accounts and other assets agreed to work together.
The legal battle over the assets has frustrated investors, who have not received any money so far.