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Posted on 09/20/2006 10:14:32 AM PDT by Buggman
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How asociated are you with the splinter groups from Herbert W. Armstrong?
Show up for a Shul in your pajamas with a pillow, like you've always wanted to.
A little something i wrote up in anticipation of Rosh Hashanah. I look forward to your feedback.
Good stuff
Not at all. Armstrong was an Anglo-Israelist. I am not.
Thanks, Hege. I forgot Quix on my ping list. Quix, please forgive me for that.
Ok. Just curious. Starting about this time of year through January, posters from various Armstrong splinter groups start posting seasonal topics of religion.
Anyway, if you want to find out what I'm about, check out the links in my profile; they'll give you a good idea. For the record, I'll agree with a conservative Evangelical on about 90-95% of theological issues, and the remaining 5-10% is mostly about whether certain disputed aspects of the Torah are still applicable--not for salvation (which is by faith rather than works), but as a matter of obedience.
Either "comprised the Feasts of Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles"
"composed of the Feasts of Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles".
Nothing wrong with it at all. Quite beneficial as a matter of fact. However, some of the Armstrongites really try to demonstrate their "superior" understanding especially as Christman approaches.
A friend of mine e-mailed me the top ten things to do at a Shul. He also suggested checking off the $18,000 donation box when the man next to you goes to the bathromm.
You are spot on with many of your Biblical Observations...
Add me to your ping list. I was so excited so see some like-minded views here that I finally joined this forum. By the time I registered you were moved from news-activism to religion.
Thanks. Will check it out.
Just got JOEL C ROSENBERG'S
His first non-fiction--looks great about Biblical prophecy in this end times era.
He commissioned a study on beliefs about such. Interesting results. Going to try and get permission to post extensive excerpts about such in a new thread.
Great book.
Half of all Republicans believe we are in the last days.
Half of all women believe we are in the last days.
Nearly half of all senior-citizens believe we are in the last days.
Nearly 6 in 10 young people age 18 to 25 believe we are in the last days.
75% of African-Americans believe we are in the last days.
7 out of 10 self-described evangelical Christians believe Israel is a prophecy that has bome true before our very eyes as would be expected. But so do half of all Roman Catholics (52%) and nearly 6 in 10 American Jews (57%)
2/3 of conservative Republicans believe modern Israel is the fullfillment of Bible prophecy, but so do nearly half of self-described liberal Democrats (44%)
6/10 Southerns agree.
Please see my post above re the stats from the study Rosenberg commissioned on beliefs about the last days.
No sweat at all dear Bro.
It's not often I get accused of being forgetable! LOL.
Here's Joel's website link:
Great guy from all I can find out.
Here's some of his stuff from:
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Wednesday, September 20, 2006
MEDIA CHARMED BY AHMADINEJAD: Why did Time and NBC refuse to examine Ahmadinejad's religious beliefs?
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinjad has launched a charm offensive via the American media. First was his "exclusive" interview with Mike Wallace on CBS's "60 Minutes." Now the Iranian leader is on the cover of Time magazine this week. Yesterday, he did a lengthy interview with NBC's Brian Williams, the only network interview he agreed to on this trip. And, of course, Ahmadinejad's speech yesterday blasting the United States (while on American soil) made headlines around the world.
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?
I think Ahmadinejad is waiting to be asked. He wants to talk about what he believes and why he believes it. His religion shapes who he is and what is driving him. When he addressed the United Nations General Assembly last year, he concluded his speech by praying for Allah to hasten the coming of "the Promised One," the Islamic Messiah also known as the "Twelfth Imam" or the "Mahdi." When he got back to Tehran, the Iranian leader told colleagues that during his speech he was surrounded by a halo of light, and that for 27 or 28 minutes as he spoke, delegates were so mesmerized by the words Allah was speaking through him that no one blinked. Not once.
In the months that followed, Ahmadinejad made his Islamic eschatology even more clear. He told followers that he believed the end of the world was rapidly approaching, and that the way to hasten the coming of the Messiah was to launch a global jihad to annihilate Israel and the United States. He also told followers that the "Mahdi" is already on the planet, but has not yet chosen to reveal himself. What's more, Ahmadinejad has said that he has personally been in contact with the "Mahdi" and received instructions from him, instructions that are apparently leading Iran to prepare for an apocalyptic war to annihilate Judeo-Christian civilization as we know it.
In Epicenter, I detail these statements -- when and where they were made, and how they illuminate Ahmadinejad's world view. I also cite numerous Iranians who understand their leader better than many in the West.
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 1:55 PM 0 comments
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez this morning repeatedly called President Bush "el diablo" -- the devil -- and a "world dictator" who threatens the peace of the planet. During his speech at the U.N., Chavez said: "Yesterday the devil came here and this place still smells of sulphur....He came here talking as if he were the owner of the world." He called Bush a "liar" and a "tyrant," all of which drew laughs and cheers from many U.N. delegates. Chavez's performance might have been comical if he weren't so deadly serious about his desire to see the U.S. destroyed. Chavez called American "imperialism" a "threat to the survival of the human race," but added that he is convinced the American "Goliath" will soon be felled. What makes his anti-Americanism so troubling is that Chavez is aggressively building alliances with radical Islamic regimes in the Middle East such as Iran, and with Cuba's Fidel Casto, just 90 miles off our shores.
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 1:12 PM 0 comments
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
President Bushs policies in the Middle East are moving the world toward war, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told NBC's Brian Williams today. Why is the U.S. government so against our people? They speak of war so easily, as if its on their daily agenda. We never speak of war.
"We are against the atomic bomb, he said. We believe bombs are used only to kill people. And we are against killing people.
As for Ahmadinejad's speech to the U.N., the Associated Press wrote: "His speech was sharply critical of the United States and Britain, and focused in large part on what he said was their abuse of the Security Council, on which they are both permanent members with veto power. The question needs to be asked: if the governments of the United States or the United Kingdom, who are permanent members of the Security Council, commit aggression, occupation and violation of international law, which of the U.N. organs can take them into account,' he said. 'If they have differences with a nation or state, they drag it to the Security Council and as claimants, arrogate to themselves simultaneously the roes of prosecutor, judge and executioner,' he added said. 'Is this a just order?'"
I'll be on CNN Headline News with Glenn Beck tonight with analysis, and will speak tonight at Calvery Chapel Church in Costa Mesa, California, on the Iranian nuclear threat and my new book EPICENTER. Tomorrow, I'll post a detailed analysis of Ahmadinejad's speech, and President Bush's.
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 9:03 PM 6 comments
As I detail in Epicenter, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad believes the end of the world is rapidly approaching, and that it is his job to launch a global jihad to hasten the coming of the Islamic Messiah. But he's not the only one who believes the end may be near. A surprising number of Americans believe we are living in what the Bible calls the "last days."
In his "Washington Whispers" column in U.S. News & World Report this week, Paul Bedard writes: "Joel Rosenberg, the New York Times bestselling author whose books have eerily predicted bad things like 9/11, has a new one coming out, and in it he takes on the superbig question: Is the end near? Seems many think so. For Epicenter, a book on the Middle East crisis, Rosenberg had the polling firm McLaughlin & Associates ask 1,000 adults if they agreed that current events were evidence of what the Bible calls the last days. In the poll, provided exclusively to Whispers, a remarkable 42 percent agreed. The breakdown is even more startling: Half of women agree, 75 percent of blacks agree, and 57 percent of those ages 18 to 25 agree."
Complete poll numbers -- including crosstabs -- are included in the hardcover edition of Epicenter. Also, I recently narrated an audio version of Epicenter, available from Oasis Audio.
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 2:17 PM 1 comments
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Rosie O'Donnell declared this week that "radical Christians" are as dangerous as "radical Muslims." The Pope, meanwhile, declared this week that radical Islam is "evil" for trying to force people to follow Mohammed or be killed by the sword. Christians were understandably disappointed by Rosie, yet no violent protests have resulted so far as I know. Radical Muslims, on the other hand, are on a rampage, rioting throughout the Islamic world and even burning the Pope in effigy.
Once again, all eyes are on the Middle East, the epicenter of the events that are shaking our world and shaping our future. I was on MSBNC this morning to discuss the raging controversy. I'll link to the transcript when it becomes available. Here's the executive summary of what I said.
* Sadly, Rosie has a deep-seated animus towards Christians. But the truth is that Jesus loves Rosie and He loves Muslims, even radical Muslims. In fact, the more devout one becomes as a follower of Christ, the more one realizes just how "radical" the love of Christ is. Jesus loved not only His neighbors but also His enemies, and he taught His followers to do the same. Jesus taught that "blessed are the peacemakers" -- not the jihadists -- and strongly rebuked Peter for attacking a Roman soldier with a sword. Christ's love compels us to preach a message of love, hope and forgiveness, not murder and mayhem.
* We're not at war with 1.2 billion Muslims. We're at war with a subset of radical Muslim jihadists who have launched a global war to annihilate Jews, Christians, and all so-called "infidels."
* The Pope's initial comments were accurate. Radical Islam that seeks to convert by force rather than by love and persuasion is evil. That said, I think the world would be best served not by papal pronouncements about Islam but by the Pope -- and all followers of Christ -- staying focused on the message of the gospel, preaching about how much Jesus loves all the people of the Middle East. Jesus lived in the Middle East. He loved the people of Lebanon, Syria and Jordan, as well as Israel. He died on the cross in the Mideast. He rose again in the Mideast. He sent His followers to preach a message of love and forgiveness in the Mideast, and so should we.
* 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.
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 11:03 AM 22 comments
"As American troops give their lives in Iraq to spread democracy around the world, the people of Russia are facing a stark reversal of their democratic rights," CBN reporter Melissa Charbonneau reported from St. Petersburg, Russia, this past week, in a story for which I was interviewed. "It's a retreat from democracy that comes just 15 years after Boris Yelstin's standoff with the Soviet Union from a tank turret in Moscow that marks the collapse of Communism in Russia. In a nation conditioned by centuries of czarist rule and decades of Communist control, Russians seem satisfied with the pace of democratic progress: 'It's much better than it was before. There are a lot of privileges. Now there is food in the supermarkets.'...'We have so many changes that it justifies what's going on now. Putin's priority is order, but changes are never smooth in a transition to democracy.'...But Western observers say that the tide of freedom turned in 1999 when Boris Yeltsin handed the presidency to Putin, his handpicked successor and a former agent with the Soviet Secret Police. Joel Rosenberg is a political analyst and author of the book Epicenter, from the moment Vladimir Putin rose to power, he says, he began building up the military and alliances with anti-Western, authoritarian regimes. The ex-kgb colonel, Rosenberg says, has become the 'anti-Democrat- in-chief.'...'Freedom is getting in Putin's way. Putin wants to be the new czar of Russia,' said Rosenberg. 'He is not interested in a democracy. He is rolling back freedoms. [His goal is] to be a czar and to rebuild the Russian empire.'"
To read the story on-line, please click here.
To watch the video clip on-line, please click here.
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 10:19 AM 4 comments
Monday, September 11, 2006
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?
Five years ago we were blindsided. Today we have no excuse. The threat is clear. What is not yet clear is our national resolve to defend ourselves, no matter what the cost.
Today, I thank God for President Bush, for his Cabinet and advisors, and for the incredibly brave and dedicated and tireless men and women who are working 24/7/365 to defeat the forces of radical Islam and keep us safe. We are on offense, and it's working. We have gone 1,825 days without another major attack. That is no small thing. And I am grateful. The administration has not been perfect. It has made numerous mistakes, and it will make more. But this President understands the nature and threat of the evil we face, and we must constantly pray for him to have the courage to face it down consistently and relentlessly until victory. And we must pray for the right person to succeed him in 2009, someone who also fundamentally understands what we face and will continue to keep America on offense. For let us be clear: if we cut and run and refuse to win the war against radical Islam over there -- in the Middle East, in the heart of Islamic fascism -- then the jihadists are coming here to destroy everything we hold dear.
This morning I will fly to the West coast on a jumbo jet for a series of speeches on the new threats we face. I will do so confident of the security this President has fought so hard to provide, grateful for the grace of the Almighty, and determined to help people understand what is coming over the horizon. For once was enough. Never again.
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 12:03 AM 17 comments
Sunday, September 10, 2006
A few days ago I was speaking at a church in Northern Virginia and a woman asked me to autograph her copy of The Copper Scroll. Then she showed me the new issue of Biblical Archaeology Review magazine with a story on the search for the actual treasures of the real copper scroll. Unfortunately, the woman didn't let me keep her copy, and I haven't had a chance to get my own and read the story. But I thought you might be interested....the hunt for the Second Temple Treasures is on! As the story's teaser reads: 'In the ruin of the Valley of Achor,' lies buried treasure, says the most puzzling of the Dead Sea Scrolls. British scholar John Allegro explored a tunnel under the ruins of Hyrcania in search of this treasure, but he never reached the end. A recent excavation renewed the search."
posted by Joel C. Rosenberg @ 11:55 PM 4 comments
Saturday, September 09, 2006
UPDATE FROM ATLANTA: We launched "From Abraham To Jesus" in Atlanta yesterday and having been through the exhibit now I can tell you first hand: it's fabulous. There's actually over 340 rare and remarkable artifacts from the Holy Land, some dating back some 4,000 years. And more are coming within days, including more Dead Sea Scrolls -- such as the famed Isaiah Scroll -- whose shipment has been held up by reams of bureaucratic red tape. The presentation of the artifacts is beautifully enhanced with a fascinating, informative and sometimes humorous narration (that you listen to at your own pace on individual headphones and digital playback systems), backed up by a gorgeous original soundtrack and original worship music. I had the privilege of cutting the ribbon and making remarks at the grand opening that included Cary Summers, an evangelical CEO whose company created the exhibit; Michael Solomon, the former CEO of Warner Brothers who is the Jewish co-chairman of the project; Thomas Kinkade, the phenomenal Christian painter; Don Moen, the renowned Christian singer and songwriter responsible for the original score; senior officials from the Israeli Ministry of Tourism; and several highly respected Israeli and American archeologists. It was fun to meet several readers of this weblog and "Flash Traffic" who attended the exhibit and the book-signing I did. I really hope many more of you can see the exhibit for yourselves. The Atlanta exhibit runs through October 8th. An updated list of future cities and dates follows.
ORIGINAL POST: A groundbreaking 28-city, 28-month U.S. tour of the Dead Sea Scrolls and other remarkable Holy Land antiquities begins on Friday in Atlanta. Lynn and I will be there to help kick it off and we'd highly recommend you attend the exhibit when it comes through your area. A list of cities can be found by clicking here.
"From Abraham To Jesus" features the largest and most breathtaking collection of Holy Land antiquities ever to hit U.S. soil, with some 240 priceless artifacts, some dating back to the time of Abraham, along with the first 3-D film made in Israel. The exhibit will feature the U.S. inaugural visit of some of the Dead Sea Scrolls (including The Isaiah Scroll), and the Ossuary (bone box) of Simon the Cyrene, the man who carried the cross for Jesus. This stunning 30,000 square foot walk-through exhibit will travel to 28 cities nationwide, beginning September 2006 and concluding December 2008.
The exhibit, which is sponsored and organized by a group of evangelical Christian business leaders in partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Tourism and archeologists at Hebrew University, is truly a can't miss event. As I've been touring the country for The Copper Scroll, it's been striking to see the enormous and growing interest in ancient treasures, relics, scrolls and prophecies. People are increasingly fascinated, and rightly so, in the archaeological and historic roots of Judaism and Christianity. They're looking for evidence for their faith. And "From Abraham To Jesus" gives people the opportunity to see some of the most amazing artifacts ever found, artifacts that suggest that the more we dig out of the ground, the more evidence we have that the Bible is true and trustworthy. I hope you have the opportunity to see the exhibit for yourself.
Not so Yom HaKeseh. In the absence of reliable astronomical charts and calculations (which were made only centuries after God commanded the Feasts to be observed), the Feast of Trumpets could be anticipated, estimated to be arriving soon, but until two or more witnesses reported the first breaking of the moons light after the darkest time of the month, no one knew the day or hour. Therefore, it was a tradition not to sleep on Rosh Hashanah, but to remain awake and alert, a tradition alluded to by Shaul: But ye, brethren, are not in darkness, that that day should overtake you as a thief. Ye are all the children of light, and the children of the day: we are not of the night, nor of darkness. Therefore let us not sleep, as do others; but let us watch and be sober (1 Th. 5:4-6).
Matthew 25:13 "Be on the alert then, for you do not know the day nor the hour.b'shem Yah'shua
Mar 13:30 "Truly I say to you, this generation will not pass away until all these things take place.b'shem Yah'shua
Mar 13:31 "Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will not pass away.
Mar 13:32 "But of that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but the Father {alone.}
Mar 13:33 "Take heed, keep on the alert; for you do not know when the {appointed} time will come.
I'll have to get that one. He says that's the one to read if one is reading only one.
Just one small question, without being arbitrary, how does the Day of Atonement fit with this fall feasts and the Second Coming theory?
You seem to call out Trumpets while ignoring Yom Kippur.
The imagery and typology of Yom Kippur certainly seems to be tied to Christ's first coming when He actually accomplished the work of atoning for the sins of His people.
"For on that day the priest shall make atonement for you, to cleanse you, that you may be clean from all your sins before the Lord. ... then he shall make atonement for the Holy Sanctuary, and he shall make atonement for the tabernacle of meeting and for the altar, and he shall make atonement for the priests and for all the people of the assembly. " (Lev. 16:30,33)
"And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins." (Matt. 1:21)
Christ has made sacrifice for His "holy Sanctuary" and "the people of the assemply" (the church). Nothing at the second coming will contribute to that atonement accomplished and applied.
"And for this cause He is the mediatory of a new covenant, in order that, death having taken place for the propitiation of the transgressions under the first covenant, they which have been called may receive the promise of the eternal inheritance." (Heb. 9:15)
Half of all Republicans believe we are in the last days.
Half of all women believe we are in the last days.
None of which makes it true.
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.
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.
75% of African-Americans believe we are in the last days.
George Bush is President, we must be in the final days.
Better yet, stop trying to change Judaism and go to church.
You've got it.
Explaining that is a whole article in and of itself, which I intend to have out in about ten days and which I'll be happy to ping you to--along with any of the rest of the GRPL who are interested in being pinged.
I'm not ignoring either Yom Kippur or Sukkot--I'm just focusing on Yom Teruah in this particular article.
There's nothing wrong with using the English mispronounciation of a Latin transliteration of a Greek transliteration of a Hebrew name, mind--I'm not into the Sacred Name nonsense ("If you don't pronounce it right, you're not saved!"). I just prefer to call Him by the original Name.
We'll just have to accept that as one of my many personal quirks, and move on.
I have the distinct impression that said perspective is a very different construction on reality from mine.
God's is the One construction that IS REALITY.
Chapter 16 The Day of Atonement
The Goat Shown to the People
The lot having designated each of the two goats, the high-priest tied a tongue-shaped piece of scarlet cloth to the horn of the goat for Azazelthe so-called scape-goatand another round the throat of the goat for Jehovah, which was to be slain. The goat that was to be sent forth was now turned round towards the people, and stood facing them, waiting, as it were, till their sins should be laid on him, and he would carry them forth into a land not inhabited. Assuredly a more marked type of Christ could not be conceived, as He was brought forth by Pilate and stood before the people, just as He was about to be led forth, bearing the iniquity of the people. And, as if to add to the significance of the rite, tradition has it that when the sacrifice was fully accepted the scarlet mark which the scape-goat had borne became white, to symbolise the gracious promise in Isaiah 1:18; but it adds that this miracle did not take place for forty years before the destruction of the Temple! ...
But this live scape-goat let go in the wilderness, over which, in the exhaustive language of Leviticus 16:21, the high-priest had confessed and on which he had laid all the iniquities of the children of Israel, and all their transgressions in all their sins, meant something quite different. It meant the inherent weakness and unprofitableness of the commandment; it meant, that the law made nothing perfect, but was the bringing in of a better hope; that in the covenant mercy of God guilt and sin were indeed removed from the people, that they were covered up, and in that sense atoned for, or rather that they were both covered up and removed, but that they were not really taken away and destroyed till Christ came; that they were only taken into a land not inhabited, till He should blot it out by His own blood; that the provision which the Old Testament made was only preparatory and temporary, until the time of the reformation; and that hence real and true forgiveness of sins, and with it the spirit of adoption, could only be finally obtained after the death and resurrection of the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world. ...
The word Azazel, which only occurs in Leviticus 16, is by universal consent derived from a root which means wholly to put aside, or, wholly to go away. Whether, therefore, we render la-Azazel by for him who is wholly put aside, that is, the sin-bearing Christ, or for being wholly separated, or put wholly aside or away, the truth is still the same, as pointing through the temporary and provisional removal of sin by the goat let go in the land not inhabited, to the final, real, and complete removal of sin by the Lord Jesus Christ, as we read it in Isaiah 53:6: Jehovah hath made the iniquities of us all to meet on Him. ...
Yet annually anew, and each time confessedly only provisionally, not really and finally, till the gracious promise (Jer 31:34) should be fulfilled: I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more. Accordingly it is very marked, how in the prophetic, or it may be symbolical, description of Ezekiels Temple (Eze 40-46) all mention of the Day of Atonement is omitted; for Christ has come an high-priest of good things to come, and entered in once into the Holy Place, to put away sin by the sacrifice of Himself (Heb 9:11, 12, 26).
Alfred Edersheim, TempleIts Ministry and Services
Good catch. You get a gold Star of David.
without being arbitrary
Yes. And I'll go ahead and give you part of the answer: You have to understand that Biblical prophecy is about pattern, not just prediction. And the pattern in this case is the whole first year of the Exodus.
I'll explain what I mean by that in my next article. I'm not going to debate it further now because I don't want to give in piecemail what needs to be presented as a unified argument.
Among the rabbis, the shofar is often associated with the Coming of the Messiah and the Resurrection of the Dead as well.
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In quite a number of Charismatic/Pentecostal services where folks have taken to blowing a Shofar in worship . . .
There have begun to be increasing reports and observations of rather clear healings and no small amount of deliverances.
However, there will also be a third group, who neither had believed in the Messiah until they saw Him Coming on the clouds but who also had not taken the mark of the Beast. Many of these will be Jews, who will mourn at His coming and so have a fount of forgiveness opened to them (Rev. 1:7, Zec. 12:10-13:2)most prominently, the 144,000 of Rev. 7 and 14. Others will be Gentiles who will be shown mercy because they showed mercy to the children of God (Mat. 25:31ff). These are given the opportunity to repent during the period between the fulfillment of the Feast of Trumpets and the Day of Atonment, called the Days of Awea reference, I believe, to the Day of the Lord.
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Works for me.
We shall see.
How do you view Arnold Fruchtenbaumb'shem Yah'shua
I'm currently doing his studies on
Well, not exactly. The only infallible record we have of Jesus's name is of the Greek Iesous. In fact no one knows for sure if His Hebrew/Aramaic name was Yehoshua or Yeshua or something else.
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. Even many of the Jews of Jesus' day called Him Iesous in their native tongue since a large number of them were Jews born and raised in a Greek-speaking culture (cf. Acts 6:1; John 7:35; 1 Peter 1:1).
But allowing for the disputed theory that a small portion of the NT was originally penned in Aramaic/Hebrew, the majority was authentically written in Greek by folks like Paul to a Greek audience who used the name Iesous to refer to Our Savior.
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"?
Bookmarked for later study, thanks for posting, rabbi.
Just don't ignore the actual texts, like what we find in the book of Hebrews, which actually explains the typology of the old covenant and applies it to Christ.
Patterns aside, I assume an examination of the NT will be the majority of your analysis since it authoritively intreprets all the OT.
Vague references to patterns aren't nearly as convincing as actual, careful exegesis of the text. That is the way the rabbis got into trouble, and why they have a Talmud to go along with their Bible.
"And beginning at Moses and all the Prophets, He expounded to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning Himself." (Luke 24:27)
There's absolutely NOTHING in the NEW TESTAMENT
which prevents a BOTH/AND interpretation.
To ARBITRARILY DECLARE that Contrarian Replacementarian theology is the only viable conclusion is . . .
well . . .
exceedingly ARBITRARY.
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Seeing Neil Young for the first time is not so different from having a life-threatening experience: It makes you reflect; it makes you appreciate; it makes you feel, quite simply, human. This past Monday, at the sold-out 3,000-capacity Keller Auditorium, I was humbled. And I am thankful.
Fans young and old swarm the theater. Columbia Sportswear-wearing, Hawthorne-style liberals discuss Bruce Springsteen's recent anti-war album, Magic ; overly tan, wrinkled women bare their cleavage and let their hair down; stoners light up in the bathroom, causing ex-hippie parental types to say, "Smell that dope?"; fringe abounds. An intercom voice announces that the show will start in three minutes. Young's wife, Pegi, appears on the stage and opens with a set of pleasantly ho-hum country tunes made more palatable by members of Young's band—including awesome bassist Rick Rosas and string- and key-everyman Ben Keith.
During Pegi's set, my showgoing neighbors find their seats: One is a fellow reporter who makes it known to everyone within a three-seat radius that he's there to review the show; the other, a thin young man resembling That '70s Show 's Forman, just nabbed himself a 12th-row ticket from a scalper. He claps before anything happens; he laughs loudly at every joke; the buddy he shares his seat with is the first to stand up for rockers like "Cinnamon Girl" and "Like a Hurricane"; he says, "Yeah! I can't believe it" to himself before the show even starts because he's so happy to be there.
Then it truly begins: Young—whose set includes classics like "Heart of Gold," "After the Gold Rush" and an excellent rendition of "A Man Needs a Maid," as well as new, 10-plus-minute rocker "No Hidden Path" (on which Young plays the electric with his entire being, not unlike a dog that's so excited its entire body wags)—appears, wispy-gray-haired and donning a casual suit, and sets right into "From Hank to Hendrix." He sits, nestled in guitars like a bee among a tulip's petals, and his odd, high-pitched voice pierces the air. Someone yells, "How ya doin'?!" Young laughs, saying it's a favorite line of his own (in fact, one he repeats throughout the night); he replies in earnest, "pretty good." The young man next to me claps incessantly and hoots in praise; the journalist opens his notebook to look at recent set lists, jotting notes and using his cell-phone light to see.
Young launches directly into "Ambulance Blues," and the oft-standing crowd roars with approval. It's during this song that the clarity starts to bear down on me. I'm distracted by the guys next to me; I'm struggling to take notes in the dark; I'm not paying nearly enough attention because I'm too damn worried about how to write about a legend. Then the flashing cell phone and hoots give way to a clear, beautiful silence. From it, Young's words call to me: "So all you critics sit alone/ You're no better than me," he sings. His knees jiggle about with rhythm, and every word he utters has such gravity you'd never know he'd sung them thousands of times before. I set my pen and paper down. And I listen.

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British Labour MP Jo Cox, 41, was shot and murdered this afternoon during a constituency meeting in Leeds. Cox was a committed humanitarian and campaigner for Syrian refugees and previously worked on the 2008 Obama campaign. She is the first MP to be killed in 26 years.
Action Man: Battlefield Casualties
Action Man: Battlefield Casualties is a disturbing spoof toy commercial in a campaign by Veterans for Peace UK to raise the military recruitment age from 16 to 18. Warning: autoplaying video with graphic violence.
to end all wars
First world war – a century on, time to hail the peacemakers "On the 100th anniversary of the start of the Great War, we should remember those who tried to stop a catastrophe" [more inside]
Eulogy for a pretty swell guy
Young Edd Gould always enjoyed drawing comics of himself and his friends. Growing up in the internet age, his doodles evolved into Flash animations of increasing complexity, and in time Edd and pals Tom Ridgewell and Matt Hargreaves teamed up to produce an "Eddsworld" series of online webtoons and comics. At first crude and halting, the group's "eddisodes" progressed from surreal shorts and one-shots into full-fledged productions that pushed the boundaries of amateur web animation, with expressive characters, full soundtracks, complex effects, and a fast-paced, off-kilter sense of humor: MovieMakers - Spares - WTFuture - Rock Bottom - Hammer & Fail (2). At its height, the college co-op was producing shorts for Mitchell & Webb and the UN Climate Change Conference, fielding offers from Paramount and Cartoon Network, and racking up millions of hits on YouTube. Work slowed, however, when Gould was diagnosed with leukemia -- a relatively survivable form, though, and Gould carried on working gamely through his hospital stays. So it came as a shock last week when Matt and Tom announced that Edd had passed away, prompting an outpouring of grief and gratitude from all the fans he'd entertained and inspired in his short 23 years.
Every death on every road in Great Britain 1999-2010
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Tracy seeks break from Forsythe contract
There are 11 comments on the TSN.ca story from Apr 4, 2008, titled Tracy seeks break from Forsythe contract. In it, TSN.ca reports that:
"Jerry has left me no option on this."
Paul Tracy has had enough of sitting around. The former Champ Car champion says he plans to pursue other racing options, claiming Gerald Forsythe has not met the terms of their contract. via TSN.ca
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#1 Apr 6, 2008
I want Paul in a IndyCar! I think he can still wipe most if not all the drivers if given the right car and team. I can't believe Forsythe not taking Tony George up on finding sponsors for this year so they could run a team....What a bad move in my book for Forsythe. As much as I was rooting for ChampCar, Indy is the future
#2 Apr 6, 2008
The bottome line is that it could have very well been the IRL in ChampCars position. This sport like F1 is all about getting sponsors and money there week in and week out. So, for all you Paul Tracy haters the bottome line is he will bring lots of fans and sponsors to every race. I think he can still run top five in the IRL especially with the right team and if the IRL continues in the coming years to add more street and permanent road courses to the schedule. Lets not be haters....lets just try to get the field to 28 or 29 drivers like it was in the early and mid 90's!!!!!!
#3 Apr 6, 2008
And by the way....PT used to kick the crap out of people like Tony K, Helio, and all the others on a weekly bases before they jumped ship to the IRL. What makes you think he can't still kick their butts?!! We Need Paul Tracy!!! He is one of the best drivers in the world. Stats don't lie!!
#4 Apr 6, 2008
IRL should go to the ChampCar DP01 800hp. More power equals more fans and excitement!
"Life Begins at 220mph..!!!"
Since: Apr 08
Crawfordsville, Indiana
#5 Apr 6, 2008
BS..Those champcars would not make a difference as far as fans. More expencive for teams to run, THAT IS WHAT THE DIFFERENCE WOULD BE.And in answer to PT fans that think he would dominate if and when he makes it to INDYCAR?? That, wont happen ether, he will be competive, no doubt, but DOMINATING..?? WONT HAPPEN...
"Life Begins at 220mph..!!!"
Since: Apr 08
Crawfordsville, Indiana
#6 Apr 6, 2008
Save your pennys son and come to INDY... let me show you what INDYCAR RACING IS ALL ABOUT!! I appreciate your passion ,But that watered down version of racing that KV gave you champ fans was a joke..He was a rich man that wanted a toy to play with, and had no idea how to promote it or keep it alive.You champcar peeps suffered. You guys knew damn well from the beginning, champ was not going to survive without INDY..Now your glorious GRAND PUBA, HAS ABANDEND SHIP...Indy was and always will be THE RACE.!!
For Champcar to even think they could survive long without it, just shows the FEARLESS LEADER OF CHAMPCAR,WAS TO BUSY BUYING 8-BALLS.. AND PACKING HIS NOSE.... NUFF SAID...!!!
#7 Apr 8, 2008
I think all true racing fans know that Indy is a great track....When F1 was running it the other way! ha!
#8 Apr 8, 2008
Here are two quick facts for you...The DP01 is faster and better looking. And by the way....PT used to kick the crap out of people like Tony K, Helio, and all the others on a weekly bases before they jumped ship to the IRL. What makes you think he can't still kick their butts?!! We Need Paul Tracy!!! He is one of the best drivers in the world. Stats don't lie!!
"Life Begins at 220mph..!!!"
Since: Apr 08
Crawfordsville, Indiana
#9 Apr 9, 2008
you are just a mouthy lil MORON...
#10 Apr 11, 2008
Really nayls57? That's all you could come back with? I have seen both the the IRL and the ChampCar in person at the Indy 500 and Portland International Raceway. All I am saying is that it would be great to have a better looking car running like the DP01, and it has more horsepower...Who wouldn't like that!!
Since: Aug 07
#11 Apr 11, 2008
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pi c=2itjuxg&s=3
This is kind of neat saw it on another forum. Looks like Indycar is coming back to me!
Now I didn't make this graph just reposting for you to see it's interesting.
Here's the explanation.
From 1950 through 1969 the 500 participants averaged averaged 108 previous starts between them. The max of this Era was 137 previous starts in 1963. The average Top 5's and Wins were also 15 and 3 respectively. This is what I have heard referred to as the golden years. Many different engines and cars flourished during this Era.
From 1979 to 1994 the averages for previous starts, Top 5's and Wins are 200, 43, 12 respectively with 1992 being the all-time peak in Speedway history (261, 75, 20).
Now in the wake of the split, money teams, tabacco, Chevy A's, B's, and C', a nasty split from USAC, and another split that was the brand new start of a new Era.
Well, this Era is now going on seven years and look at these comparative stats from 2001-2002. The averages for previous starts, Top 5's and Wins are 143, 37, 8 respectively.
Looks like the Speedway is shaping up rather nicely for the future. We don't have the interest in the machines from yore, nor do we have the three and four-time winners with 20+ starts of the recent past. Hey, I know things are not perfect. However, statistically things are improving, regardless of the critics or supporters. Thinking that we have nine new rookies and have lost Scott Goodyear and Buzz Calkins to retirement, Eliseo, Jaques and Hamilton to injury, Stewart to a championship run, and Gregoire to poverty, we have a pretty good crop of driver pool for the future ignoring their current series.
To Recap side by side:
1950-1969 /// 137 - 15 - 3
1970-1994 /// 200 - 43 - 12
2001-2002 /// 143 - 37 - 08
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I offered a general review of the first couple of episodes of "Men of a Certain Age" season two earlier today, and now I have a few specific thoughts on the season premiere, coming up just as soon as I eat pasta in a bikini...
Good to have the show back, and feeling like itself. A few bullet points:
• I was so relieved that Terry's big sale turned out to be a set-up by Owen Sr. It would have felt like such a cheat, and so unlike the show, if he had closed his first sale on his own almost immediately after getting that pep talk. This way, on the other hand, just illustrated that even in semi-retirement, Owen Sr. probably has a better hand for management than our Owen.
• Also, interesting to see how off his game Marcus has become. He does not seem to be the man Owen thought he was bringing back.
• Good to see hotel Michelle back, and to see Joe keep his neuroses in check long enough to close the deal this time. In our interview, Ray Romano joked that every one of his pitches in the writers room this year involved Joe with a pretty woman, but this one feels authentic.
• Both our single guys getting action this week, though it's never all that surprising with Terry. Hope we see more of the versatile, funny Mo Collins, who played Terry's first waitress friend. Also laughed at his request for a ride after he cuts their lovemaking short at exactly 20 minutes.
• The guys making fun of Joe's glasses was funny, but almost immediately after I laughed at Terry's "fake nose and glasses" joke, it occurred to me that while Scott Bakula is a very handsome man, the good lord did not exactly bless him with a small nose either.
• Manfro! Who doesn't love Manfro? My only concern there is why Joe couldn't have paused the conversation for, like, three seconds to send an "Met a girl, sorry" text, which would have averted the garbage can vandalism that we all knew was coming almost from the moment Manfro turned up.
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Sometimes, it occurs to me that I'm not actually frolicking through rose gardens, picking beautiful blooms at whim. Reality can be a big shock for someone like me.
Yes, I spent way too much time reading The Secret Garden as a child and now spend way too much time on Pinterest.
At least my lavender 'fields' are available for frolicking, plucking, drying and making lavender oil (and five lavender shrubs count as 'fields' in my world).
Not all roses smell as sweet
Ever since this lavender post (Blah Blah's very first post, back when I had blonde hair and no comment spam filter!) I've been meaning to do an infused rose oil and quite a few of you have been asking for this, lately.
I actually did a rose oil last year with my friend's home grown roses. It smelled heavenly, but do you think I took any photos of those gorgeous blooms? Nope. None. And if it's not on Instagram it didn't happen.
I thought I could just do another batch with the rose petal tea purchased at my local Chinese supermarket. Nope. Not the same. It turns out if the dried petals don't smell much the oil won't smell much.
I realise this sounds obvious to a sensible person, but I persisted, because, well, because I'm, ahem, stubborn and I have to KNOW for sure.
I don't like using the florist bought bunches of roses, because they're often sprayed with all sorts of things. I have done it (after washing the petals) and it hasn't killed me, but I prefer the spray-free ones now.
The long and the short is this infused rose oil recipe works with fragrant, spray-free rose petals and not much else. I think the same for making rose water.
The petals are best when dry or very wilted, because this means the water has evapourated, increasing the purity of oil extracted. This just means leaving fresh petals out on a tray for a day or two to wilt and dry a bit.
When choosing what oil to use as the base, think about what you would like to use the rose oil for. An infused oil like this can be mixed into body scrubs, hand creams, facial serums or used as is for massages. All of the oils listed in the recipe below are great for the skin.
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The two ways to make infused rose oil
The quick way to make rose oil is to use dried or very wilted rose petals and follow a similar method for this lemon oil post, but keep the heat down really low. In terms of quantities, the more rose petals the better, so long as the oil covers the petals. Cook until you're happy with the fragrance, changing the petals if need be.
However, I think the fragrance is better quality from the slow method, so I tend to recommend the slow road.
The slow way, takes 3+ weeks and here is the recipe…
- Glass jar
- Lots of dried, spray-free rose petals
- Enough almond, sunflower, macadamia or grape seed oil to fill the jar
- Cheese cloth or muslin
- Fill the jar with rose petals
- Pour in oil until it covers the rose petals and put lid on
- Place in a spot out of direct sunlight. The ideal spot is a warm, dark cupboard.
- Gently turn or roll the jar every couple of days.
- Check the fragrance after 3 weeks. If you would like a stronger scent, strain the old petals and add more dried petals. Continue until you are happy with the fragrance.
- When happy with the fragrance, strain the oil through cheese cloth or muslin, pour into a jar, label with the date and ingredients.
- If using on the skin, always test on a discrete spot for allergies.
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The Basij (Persian: بسيج (lit. "The Mobilization"), Niruyeh Moghavemat Basij ("Mobilisation Resistance Force"), full name Sāzmān-e Basij-e Mostaz'afin (Persian: سازمان بسیج مستضعفین, "The Organization for Mobilization of the Oppressed")[1][2] is a paramilitary volunteer militia established in 1979 by order of the Islamic Revolution's leader Ayatollah Khomeini. The original organization comprised the civilian volunteers whom the Ayatollah Khomeini urged to fight in the Iran–Iraq war.[3] The force consists of young Iranians who have volunteered, often in exchange for official benefits. Currently Basij serve as an auxiliary force engaged in activities such as internal security as well as law enforcement auxiliary, the providing of social service, organizing of public religious ceremonies, and policing of morals and the suppression of dissident gatherings.[4][5] The force is named Basij; an individual member is called basiji.[6]
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Putting his parents and close friends aside, the idea that the 24-year-old Pelfrey could reach such a plateau so quickly is somewhat surprising. But in a span of three months, Pelfrey has become a regal member of the Mets rotation.
The coronation came with a three-hitter in a 6-3 victory over the Braves Wednesday night -- a complete game win that left people buzzing.
"I think Mike has evolved into one of the bright, young pitching stars in the National League. There's no doubt about it," interim manager Jerry Manuel said. "I think he'll continue to mature, develop with each outing. He's been very impressive as a young pitcher."
The education process has been arduous. Pelfrey (12-8) had to take his lumps over the course of a season and a half, trying to deduce why success failed to equal his talent level. But then a few things started to click. He didn't have to throw every sinker through a wall. Not every pitch needed to be a grand work of art. It was okay to pitch to contact. All part of a young pitcher's maturation.
At one point this season, the Mets considered dropping Pelfrey from the rotation. He lost six straight decisions from late April to late May, and the Mets were in a tailspin. What followed was the eventual buildup to Pelfrey's seven-decision winning streak. Throwing became secondary to the art of pitching.
"I found out I didn't need to rear back (and throw)," Pelfrey said. "I feel if I do get tired and wear down, I can still pitch."
There's one potential storm in the distance. Pelfrey has thrown 154 innings this season, and is past the 152 2/3 innings he threw in the majors/minors combined last season. Organizations start to worry once a pitcher passes the previous max by a wide margin, so the Mets are closely monitoring Pelfrey.
Pelfrey still feels healthy, though. This is where efficiency comes into play.
After the Braves scored a pair of runs in the sixth, Pelfrey shackled Atlanta the rest of the way. He retired the final 10 hitters -- on just 29 pitches. That's a major reason for Pelfrey notching the first complete game from a Met not named Johan Santana this season.
"I found out I don't need to be perfect," Pelfrey said. "I knew I could make a mistake and get away with it."
As a whole, the Mets' strength is starting pitching. Their biggest weakness is the bullpen. How long pitchers like Pelfrey and Santana can stay in games will be an important question mark for the NL East leaders.
The Mets didn't fret too much internally about having Pelfrey start the ninth. Only if the tying run got on base would Manuel have gone to his bullpen. He put those thoughts away when Pelfrey struck out Met-killer Chipper Jones with a 3-2 fastball -- down the heart of the plate. The next two hitters flied out and Pelfrey had the first complete game of his pro career.
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The apartment with a size of 120 m2 is ideal for families and small groups of friends. One of the bedrooms counts with a double bed, the other two bedrooms are equipped with single beds. There are 2 bathrooms with bath tub.
The apartment is located on the 1th floor; there is no elevator in the building. Enjoy a large breakfast at the terrace with a size of 6.5 meters x 1.5 meters. The terrace counts with a table with chairs for 4 persons. If you are more, you could use the chairs from the dining area. In the living room with its sofa you will pass a pleasant time reading a good book or just enjoy your free time. There is one air conditioning system in the living room. The apartment counts with WIFI. The bedrooms have no air conditioning. The independent kitchen offers you everything you will need for your holidays: a toaster, microwave, coffee machine, electric oven, vitro ceramic hob and a fridge with freezer. Of course there is also a washing machine, an iron and ironing board. Pets are not allowed.
The location of the apartment is perfect because you reach all the installations you may need in a few minutes walking or driving by car or bus. Close to the apartment you will find a supermarket, restaurants, a tobacco shop and the bus station. The bus goes every 15 minutes to Alcúdia harbour, Alcúdia old town, Puerto de Pollença or other directions like Can Picafort. You reach the fine grained sand beach with its crystal clear water a few meters. In Puerto de Alcúdia you will find lots shops, restaurants and leisure activities.
The old town of Alcúdia with its little cobbled streets is a must see. Visit the old squares, the church and the town walls where you can also walk around the top of the old town. On Tuesday and Sunday there is market day in Alcúdia and the town turns into a busy place with lots of people. Don't forget to visit the Roman Ruins including a villa, a bull-ring and an amphitheatre.
By car or bus you could easily reach other nice beach areas like Playa de Muro, Can Picafort, Playa de Formentor or Puerto de Pollença. Also the bay Cala St. Vicente is a must to see. A visit of the old town of Pollença with its tiny church (Calvari) and the nice main square with lots of restaurants would be a nice half-day trip. To access the Calvari, you would have to climb more than hundred stairs - but the views are worth it!
Note: The rental of this property is based on the Spanish Law on Urban Leases (29/1994, 24th November). According this law the property is available for seasonal renting. However, the contract does not offer any tourist service. It is only for the use and enjoyment of the property.
Airport: 61.1 km
Beach: 200 meters
Small supermarket: 400 meters
Big supermarket: 1.1 km
Puerto de Alcúdia center: 2.5 km
Bus station, tobacco shop: 300 meters
Pharmacy: 1.1 km
Check-out: 10 am
Very late check-in (from 24 pm) has an extra cost of 50 €
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Muhteşem deniz manzaralı güzel bir daire. Sevimli sahipleri. Can Picafort sessiz sonunda.
Eine wunderschöne Wohnung mit traumhaftem Blick aufs Meer. Nette Eigentümer. Am ruhigeren Ende von Can Picafort.
Biz çok bu güzel dairede bizim kalmak zevk. Bu güzel döşenmiş ve iyi donanımlı, plaja yakınlığı ile büyük bir konumdur ve görüşlerini müthiş edilir. Nokta kesinti sadece çok küçük bir çift kişilik yatak için kullanılabilir, biz daha fazla yer açmak için atlatmak için iki adet tek kişilik yatak vardı. Yine de, biz sadece tavsiye ederim.
Wir haben den Aufenthalt in diesem schönen Appartment sehr genossen. Es ist schön eingerichtet und gut ausgestattet, die Lage mit der Nähe zum Strand ist toll und die Aussicht grandios. Punktabzug gibt es nur für das sehr kleine Doppelbett, wir mussten auf die zwei Einzelbetten ausweichen um mehr Platz zu haben. Trotzdem können wir es nur weiter empfehlen.
'Sa Caseta' geniş açık alanlar ile güzel bir geniş Mallorca evidir. Bu gerçekten muhteşem manzaralı bir güzel, huzurlu bir yer olduğunu.
Biz nazik alınan ve kendimize ev, biz temenni az şeyi vardı.
Biz keyif aldık.
Inca 5 dakika uzaklıkta ve tepenin üst iyi bir diner.
Çok kolay, ve, bizim durumumuzda, hatta vazgeçilmez olan küçük bir araba kiralayın.
'Sa Caseta' is een mooi ruim Mallorcaans huis met voldoende buitenruimtes. Het ligt op een prachtige, rustige locatie met inderdaad een schitterend uitzicht.
We werden vriendelijk ontvangen en het huis had voor ons in ieder geval alles wat we konden wensen.
Wij hebben genoten.
Inca ligt 5 autominuten verderop en boven op de heuvel is een goed eethuis.
Een autootje erbij huren is wel heel makkelijk, en, in ons geval, zelfs onontbeerlijk.
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Very nice apartment,with every thing you need,super balkony overlooking sea and town
Very nice house! Very nice Garden. Great Beach! Very quiet arround the accomodation. Good Place to relax. We enjoyed our stay!
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Weber State Pulls Away From Northern Colorado, 85-68Joel Bolomboy posted his 15th double-double in 16 games, scoring 14 points and grabbing 17 rebounds to help power Weber State past Northern Colorado, 85-68, to win its third straight game to open the Big Sky Conference season.
Byrd's Free Throw Gives Denver 69-68 Win Over Weber StateMarcus Byrd's free throw with 1.2 seconds left gave Denver a 69-68 victory over Weber State on Sunday.
Weber State Beats Northern Colorado 38-17Eric Wilkes ran for 122 yards to help Weber State beat Northern Colorado 38-17 in a Big Sky matchup on Saturday.
Weber State Beats Northern Colorado 34-21Jadrian Clark passed for three touchdowns, Bo Bolen ran 27 yards for another score on Saturday, and Weber State beat Northern Colorado 34-21.
CSU Shoots Past Weber State 88-67J.J. Avila scored a career-high 30 points and helped Colorado State to an 88-67 non-conference win over Weber State on Saturday.
Former Arkansas Coach John L. Smith Takes Over At Fort LewisJohn L. Smith used to coach in packed Southeastern Conference stadiums. His new place barely holds 3,000 fans.