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Webydo has continually been gaining in popularity since its official release about a year ago, and we thought it would be interesting to interview Shmulik Grizim, CEO and Co-Founder at Webydo, for our readers to get a better understanding of the platform. We stole a moment out of Shmulik's crazy schedule to get his thoughts on the platform. Read on to gain some valuable insights.
SWB: For those who are unaware, what is Webydo? What prompted its creation?
Shmulik Grizim, Webydo CEO
Shmulik: In short, Webydo is a B2B cloud software that enables professional web and graphic designers and agencies to create and manage HTML 5, responsive websites for their clients, without writing code.
Tzvika Steinmetz, my fellow Co-Founder, and I created Webydo because we actually needed it ourselves. We were running a digital advertising firm and we were frustrated that around 70% of website creation budgets were going to the development side of the equation. The tedious, expensive and time-consuming process of web development was not a practical solution for website creation. In addition, the designers were completely marginalized in the process, both financially and creatively. Webydo aims to disrupt this process and empowers designers.
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- B2C code-free solutions for amateurs (such as Wix, Squarespace, Weebly). These services allow for simple and easy website creation by utilizing templates and operate on a DIY (Do-It-Yourself) model.
- B2B solutions for developers (such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal). These solutions depend on manual coding; designers create the custom designs and developers manually convert their designs into code in a long and expensive process.
Webydo is unique and different because it is leading a new segment with a full B2B solution for designers, providing them full control over the whole process of website creation, completely code free. With Webydo, designers can independently create a website from scratch, working in their browser in a professional work environment familiar to them from software such as Adobe Photoshop or InDesign, immediately bringing any web design to life.
SWB: The web design software market is a rapidly changing one, what changes are you making to stay competitive?
Shmulik: Webydo has a very active community of designers, who determine our roadmap for development through a radically democratic process. Members of our community suggest and vote on new features to be added to the platform, with the most requested features being developed and added.
We are always evolving and adapting our solution based on the needs of the designers who use Webydo. As a result, we are able to stay on top of the changes in the industry and provide a cutting edge platform for website creation and management.
SWB: What is the most underrated feature of Webydo?
Shmulik: The "Bill My Client" feature could perhaps be the most underrated feature that we have in Webydo.
Webydo – Bill my client
This is a revolutionary feature that allows freelancers, design agencies and design studios to bill their clients for projects and hours worked, directly from their Webydo dashboard. It's a great feature that makes the administration side of running a web design business much easier. The "Bill My Client" feature is particularly loved by our clients who utilize it.
SWB: What do you consider the biggest weakness/area for improvement?
Shmulik: I wouldn't particularly classify any one thing as a weakness but I strongly believe that everyone can always do better.
Since our community plays a fundamental role in Webydo's development roadmap, we are always listening to ideas and receiving feedback and suggestions for improvement. We are always striving to improve the overall Webydo experience for our users and for designers as a whole.
SWB: What are your favorite Webydo-driven websites?
Shmulik: I am always amazed at the creativity of our designer community. We receive new website design submissions from our community each and every week, and I have seen some pretty spectacular websites created with Webydo.
We are always updating our Design Spotlight page to showcase great sites made with Webydo which is a great place to see some of the most recent, amazing sites.
SWB: Can you provide a sneak peek into upcoming Webydo updates?
Shmulik: 2015 is going to be an exciting year for Webydoers!
We recently released our Pixel-Perfect Responsive Editor, which allows you to build highly customized, code-free, responsive websites! Our community of designers is extremely excited about this feature and all the possibilities it offers for new features and improvements.
Our radically democratic process ensures that we are always receiving the best new feature requests to make Webydo the most cutting edge website creation platform in the market. Sometimes our development roadmap includes community requests that we didn't even anticipate! This makes the process of building Webydo challenging, but extremely rewarding for both our team and our community.
I encourage everyone to come try out Webydo, participate in our community and contribute by telling us the features that you'd like to see in a website creation platform. Let's build a better web…together!
SWB: Thank you for your time!
Shmulik: Thank you guys!


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As I continue forward with my Doctoral studies, I have posted another of my book reports below. Enjoy!
~Jonathan Welton
I have been an ardent follower of Gary DeMar for over a decade. I credit him the most with my current understanding of Eschatology. As I wrote in the introduction to my book Raptureless:
My parents both graduated from a Pentecostal Bible College in the early 1970s. They attended classes during the era of the Jesus People Movement, the Vietnam War, and the epically bestselling Late Great Planet Earth by Hal Lindsey. During those turbulent times, my parents met and married. After they had my two older siblings, I was born into their family in 1983. This was an era of much speculation and fear regarding the endtimes, which many believed had already begun. My parents had heard all the confusing and conflicting points of view regarding the endtimes, and instead of becoming obsessed with figuring it all out, they made a choice.
They determined to raise godly children who would raise godly grandchildren. They chose to think long-term and invest in their future and the future of their children. They didn't have all the answers regarding a "perfect theology of the endtimes," but they knew better than to buy into the hype. When their friends quit their jobs, bought boats, and racked up credit card debt "because the end of the world is around the corner and we won't have to pay it back," my parents called this irresponsible and unChristlike behavior.
Growing up, I never knew what my parents really thought about the "end of the world." When I pressed them for an answer, they would say, "We are Pan-Millennial," which was a humorous way of saying that it will all "pan out" in the end! This left me with a lot of questions in my teen years when the Left Behind series became a raging bestseller.
Since I was not force-fed a particular point of view by either my parents or my church while growing up, I had the full ability to think freely. I began to dig into studying the endtimes and very quickly realized that this study was going to be deep, complex, and scary.
It didn't take long for me to become thoroughly confused. At that point, I felt the Holy Spirit speak to my heart. He said to me, "Jonathan, please set aside your study of the endtimes. It is not the right season for you to study this. If you will trust Me, I will guide you to a right understanding in the future, but now is not the time. Wait on Me to give you a green light." So for the next two and half years, I chose to read nothing regarding the endtimes; I didn't watch the Left Behind movies (sorry Kirk Cameron); I didn't even read the Book of Revelation!
One day, as I was browsing a used book sale, I saw a book on the endtimes, and I heard the Holy Spirit say to me, "Buy that book; it is time to begin to reveal the truth to you." It has now been over ten years since that day, and what the Holy Spirit has taught me about the endtimes has been some of the most wonderful revelation that I have received from His Word.
The book that the Holy Spirit had me pick up that day was End-Times Fiction by Gary DeMar. At the time I had never heard of this author, but because the Foreword was by the renowned R.C. Sproul, my heart was set at ease. That little book was the beginning of my journey into Preterist thought. Over the next several years I was an avid listener to Gary DeMar's podcast, through which my preterist understanding continued to expand. DeMar was my bread and butter for the first five years or so into my journey of understanding. Then I expanded into the likes of David Chilton, Kenneth Gentry, and many others.
With this background, I was quite excited to use Last Days Madness as coursework toward my doctorate. I consider Last Days Madness (LDM) to be DeMar's seminal work. With 28 Chapters, 5 Appendices, and a total of 442 pages, this work is approximately 2/3rds larger than any other DeMar (eschatology) book I know of.
This is my fifth and final book report for my Doctorate coursework and up to this point I have been able to follow a consistent pattern for dissecting my book reports. Typically I do an Overview, Strengths, Weaknesses, and Conclusions. The issue that I face with LDM is that I honestly did not find even one thing to point out as a weakness! Gary DeMar is an absolutely master of the material he delves into. One of my observations is that DeMar doesn't address the Book of Revelation as a whole in this book, although he touches on a few portions, such as the battle of Armageddon, he never bites off more than he can chew. By sticking with what he can argue well, he writes what I consider an irrefutable book.
I did not feel that I could write a balanced critical approach to his work because I didn't observe anything in it as a weakness. Therefore I will take a different tact with this report. I will categorize my subheadings as follows:
- Matthew 24
- Matthew 25/2 Peter 3
- Rapture
- Beast/Antichrist
- Armageddon
- Daniel's 70 weeks
- Four keys to interpreting Prophecy
- Ezekiel 38/39
Although the Table of contents contains 28 chapters and 5 appendices, the list above is more accurate to the actual topics covered in the book. I will take each of these subheadings and describe in brief Mr. DeMar's stance.
A final thought. If there is one thing that might be considered a weakness, it is the way that DeMar contrasts his view with the views of popular Dispensationalists. I do not find this to be a weakness, but for those that think "playing nice" is Christlike, they may not approve of the contrasts that DeMar draws. I find his contrasts to be incredibly helpful and informative, therefore I do not consider this a weakness, but some other readers may.
MATTHEW 24 (Chapters 1-14)
The large bulk of LDM is spent on examining Matthew 24 verse-by-verse. Actually half of LDM's chapters (14 out of 28) are given to this topic. Considering that I have logged an abundance of hours researching the preterist view of Matthew 24, I found that I agreed fully with DeMar and did not find many new or interesting pieces of information. This is not a slight against DeMar whom has done a beautiful job, just for this particular reader I have grown weary of studying Matthew 24. I appreciate especially that DeMar does not divide up Matthew 24 with any Transition Text Theory, but as a reader should, he treats the entire chapter as an answer to a first century contextual question.
Of particular interest was when DeMar quoted from C.S. Lewis. Lewis was honest in seeing that Jesus and the Apostles fully preached, prophesied and believed in Jesus' first century coming. Either they were wrong or they were right and since Lewis was not a preterist, he didn't see that Jesus' did "come" and fulfilled the verses about His "Coming" by bringing destruction to Jerusalem. Therefore he honestly, yet wrongly concludes that Jesus and the Apostles were wrong.
Even C.S. Lewis understood the dilemma present in Jesus' statement in Matthew 24:34, that He would return before that first-century generation passed away. After dealing with critics who maintain that Jesus was just another Palestinian seer, Lewis confronts the more serious objection: "But there is worse to come. 'Say what you like,' we shall be told, 'the apocalyptic beliefs of the first Christians have been proved to be false. It is clear from the New Testament that they all expected the Second Coming in their own lifetime. And, worse still, they had a reason, and one which you will find very embarrassing. Their Master had told them so. He shared, and indeed created, their delusion. He said in so many words, "this generation shall not pass till all these things be done." And He was wrong. He clearly knew no more about the end of the world than anyone else." (Page 48)
Later DeMar addressed the desolation of the temple in a fascinating way that I have never considered or heard expounded. The idea of the priest inspecting a house for leprosy in Leviticus is applied to Jesus spiritually inspecting the temple and declaring its destruction because of similar defilement.
The Jews of Jesus' day had turned the temple into a "house of merchandise" (John 2:16) and a "robbers' den" (Mat. 21:13). When a priest inspected a house and found it leperous, the house was to be torn down (Lev. 14:33-47). Jesus, as the High Priest, after the order of Melchizedek (Heb. 5:6), inspected the temple twice, found it leprous, and issued His priestly evaluation: "And Jesus came out from the temple" (Matt. 24:1), as the priest "shall come out from the house" (Lev. 14:38), and declared it "desolate" (Matt. 23:38), as the priest declared a leprous house to be "unclean" (Lev. 14:44). A leprous house could be cleansed in only one way: "He shall therefore tear down the house, its stones, and timbers, and all the plaster of the house, and he shall take them outside the city to an unclean place" (Lev. 14:45). When Jesus' disciples pointed to the temple buildings after hearing of its desolation, Jesus answered: "Do you not see all these things? Truly I say to you, not one stone here shall be left upon another, which will not be torn down" (Matt. 24:2). (Page 108)
Although these may simply be similarities and not a direct parallel, I found the suggestion quite fascinating.
MATTHEW 25/2 PETER 3 (Chapter 15)
In Chapter 15, DeMar does a beautiful job connecting the "End of the Age" (from Mt 24:3) to the end of the Old Covenant in A.D. 70. He uses Matthew 25 and 2 Peter 3 to arrive at this conclusion especially. I hold the same beliefs and expound them in my book Raptureless. Yet DeMar brought out the following info from John Owen and John Lightfoot, which I found very confirming and interesting.
John Owen (1616-1683) maintained that the "passing of heaven and earth" in 2 Peter 3:5-7 had reference, "not to the last and final judgment of the world, but to that utter desolation and destruction that was to be made of the Judaical church and state" in A.D. 70. John Brown (1784-1858), commenting on Matthew 5:18, follows the same methodology.
"Heaven and earth passing away," understood literally, is the dissolution of the present system of the universe; and the period when that is to take place, is called the "end of the world." But a person at all familiar with the phraseology of the Old Testament Scriptures, knows that the dissolution of the Mosaic economy, and the establishment of the Christian, is often spoken of as the removing of the old earth and heavens, and the creation of a new earth and new heavens."
After surveying how this language is used throughout the Bible and in Jewish literature, John Lightfoot applies the "passing away of heaven and earth" to the "destruction of Jerusalem and the whole Jewish state…as if the whole frame of this world were to be dissolved." (Page 192)
After addressing 2 Peter 3 as being about the removal of the Mosaic Age at length in my book reports regarding Navigating the Book of Revelation by Kenneth Gentry and Victorious Eschatology by Harold Eberle and Martin Trench. I was elated and refreshed to read Gary DeMar's remarks about this passage. I believe DeMar has hit the nail on the head and drives home one of the major points of the New Testament, the removal of the Old Covenant and its world.
Jesus does not change subjects when He assures the disciples that "heaven and earth will pass away." Rather, He merely affirms His prior predictions which are recorded in Matthew 24:29-31. Verse 36 is a summary and confirmation statement of these verses. Keep in mind that the central focus of the Olivet Discourse is the desolation of the "house" and "world" of apostate Israel (23:36). The old world of Judaism, represented by the earthly temple, is taken apart stone by stone (24:2). James Jordan writes, "each time God brought judgment on His people during the Old Covenant, there was a sense in which an old heavens and earth was replaced with a new one: New rulers were set up, a new symbolic world model was built (Tabernacle, Temple), and so forth." The New Covenant replaces the Old Covenant with new leaders, a new priesthood, new sacraments, a new sacrifice, a new tabernacle (John 2:21), and a new temple (John 2:19; 1 Cor. 3:16; Eph. 2:21). In essence, a new heaven and earth.
The darkening of the sun and moon and the falling of the stars, coupled with the shaking of the heavens (24:29), are more descriptive ways of saying that "heaven and earth will pass away" (24:35). In other contexts, when stars fall, they fall to the earth, a sure sign of temporal judgment (Isa. 14:12; Dan. 8:10; Rev. 6:13; 9:1; 12:4). So then, the "passing of heaven and earth" is the passing away of the old covenant world of Judaism led and upheld by those who "crucified the Lord of glory" (1 Cor. 2:8). (pages 191-192)
RAPTURE (Chapters 16/17)
I have said for years that there is no Biblical evidence of the Rapture seven years before the Final Return of Christ (the return of Christ and the rapture of the saints is the same event). Of course all forms of Preterism would agree with this statement. Yet DeMar approaches the topic brilliantly! Instead of simply showing the evidence to a biased audience, he uses the words of his opponent's to prove his point. For example, Timothy LaHaye is actually quoted as saying that there is no Biblical evidence of a secret rapture.
For [Tim] LaHaye, anyone who does not believe that the Bible teaches a pre-tribulational rapture is interpreting the Bible "figuratively or as an allegory." This is a harsh accusation, especially coming from an advocate of a position that was not taught until 1830. Moreover, it seems rather presumptuous to advocate a doctrine the does not have a single verse to support it, something LaHaye and other dispensationalists willingly admit! "One objection to the pre-Tribulation Rapture is that no one passage of Scripture teaches the two aspects of His Second Coming separated by the Tribulation. This is true. But then, no one passage teaches a post-trib or mid-trib Rapture, either." ~Timothy LaHaye (Page 207)
After Tim LaHaye, Gary DeMar then dissects Hal Lindsey's worn out argument that the church must be raptured in Rev. 4:1 because the word "church" doesn't reappear in chapters 4-19 of Revelation. DeMar starts by pointing out that the saints are referred to over 11 times between Rev. 4-19 and then he demolishes the system of Lindsey's Hermeneutic by applying it to the rest of the New Testament.
Let's continue by applying what Lindsey's hermeneutical logic to other passages. The words church and churches appear just once in the Book of Hebrews (12:23) and twice in 2 Corinthians (1:1 and 2:14): "The church is not mentioned as such in Mark, Luke, John, 2 Timothy, Titus, 1 Peter, 2 Peter, 1 John, 2 John, or Jude, and not until chapter 16 of Romans. Unless we are prepared to relegate large chunks of the NT to a limbo of irrelevance to the Church, we cannot make the mention or omission of the term 'church' a criterion for determining the application of a passage to saints of the present age." (Page 218)
Most poignantly, DeMar finishes out the chapter by quoting the renowned Dispensationalist writer Henry Ironside, regarding the total lack of historical evidence of secret rapture teaching throughout church history:
"It is scarcely to be found in a single book or sermon through the period of 1600 years! If any doubt this statement, let them search … the remarks of the so-called Fathers, both pre and post Nicene, the theological treaties of the scholastic divines, Roman Catholic writers of all shades of thought, the literature of the Reformation, the sermons and expositions of the Puritans, and the general theological works of the day. He will find the "mystery" conspicuous by its absence." (H.A. Ironside) (Page 222)
BEAST/ANTICHRIST (Chapters 18-23)
I have yet to meet a Preterist that doesn't recognize Nero as the Sea Beast from Revelation 13. It is so painfully obvious from Church history and logic. FW Farrar furnishes a good overview of this predominant view.
"All the earliest Christian writers on the Apocalypse, from Irenaeus down to Victorinus of Pettau and Commodian in the fourth, and Andreas in the fifth, and St. Beatus in the eighth century, connect Nero, or some Roman Emperor, with the Apocalyptic Beast." (FW Farrar) (Page 258)
Yet the Futurists and Historicists continue to fabricate The Beast out of anything and anyone. There are no foundational moorings to keep their interpretations at bay. With no respect for the time-texts that frame the Book of Revelation as happening, "quickly" "soon" or "near", they run amuck with Beasts and Antichrists everywhere. The logic is about as solid as the following excerpt:
Literary scholar Kathryn Lindskoog sent the following to her friends via the Internet to show how almost anyone or anything can be made to read 666.
Given: Barney is a cute purple dinosaur
Prove: Barney is really the Antichrist in disguise
- Start with the given: CUTE PURPLE DINOSAUR
- Change all the U's to V's (which is proper Latin anyway): CVTE PVRPLE DINOSAVR
- Extract all Roman Numerals in the phrase: CVVLDIV
- Convert these into Arabic values: 100 5 50 500 1 5
- Add the numbers together: 666
(Page 233)
Although Jack Van Impe and others will continue to readjust their horribly failed predictions year after year, there are moments in history where the Futurist's theology can actually seem reasonable. For example during World War II, I could understand the appeal of seeing Hitler and Mussolini as the Beast or Antichrist. And many did take that view exactly.
A booklet published in 1940 identified Mussolini as the Antichrist. The author stated that he fulfilled forty-nine prophecies of the Antichrist. "Many will recall widespread preaching during the World War II era that Mussolini of Hitler was the Antichrist. Since the slogan VV IL DUCE was widely used by Mussolini, and because the Roman numeral value of the slogan/title is 666, many were sure of positive identification."
(Page 236)
There will continue to be individuals that are like Nero in their beastly behavior, but by respecting the time-texts of Revelation, we know that this original prophecy was completed.
ARMAGEDDON (Chapter 24)
The effect of Hal Lindsey's book The Late Great Planet Earth, which sold over 35 million copies, is unbelievably far reaching. So far in fact that DeMar was able to gather several stunning quotes from Former President Ronald Reagan. In particular Reagan commented on Armageddon, as this would have been connecting with the fears of the Cold War Era.
Speculation over Armageddon theology was a topic of discussion during the presidency of Ronald Reagan: "I sometimes believe we're heading very fast for Armageddon," Reagan told Jerry Falwell in 1981. The political left shuddered when they read about Reagan's "Armageddon theology," thinking he might believe himself to be God's instrument to make prophecy come true by unleashing a military attack against the "evil empire" of the former Soviet Union. According to today's prophecy pundits, there will be, there must be, a "Battle of Armageddon" culminating in the near-destruction of Israel and the rest of the human race. Former President Reagan made it clear that he was familiar with the popular books on the subject, as the following quotes demonstrate.
- In 1981 Reagan discussed Armageddon with Senator Howell Heflin and said, "Russia is going to get involved in it."
- In the December 6, 1983, issue of People magazine, Reagan said, "Theologians have been studying the ancient prophecies – what would portend the coming of Armageddon – and have said that never, in the time between the prophecies up until now, has there ever been a time in which so many of the prophecies are coming together. There have been times in the past when people thought the end of the world was coming, but never anything like this.
- In October 1983, Reagan told Tom Dine of the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee: "You know, I turn back to your ancient prophecies in the Old Testament and the signs foretelling Armageddon, and I find myself wondering if we're the generation that's going to see that come about. I don't know if you've noted any of those prophecies lately, but believe me, they certainly describe the times we're going through."
- This may be the generation that sees Armageddon.
In his second debate with Walter Mondale, however, Reagan gave a rather vague response when Marvin Kalb asked about Armageddon. "Reagan acknowledged a 'philosophical' interest in Armageddon, and noted that 'a number of theologians' believed 'the prophecies are coming together that portend that.'" Talk of Armageddon cooled as East-West relations thawed. Any change in the political status of Israel, the Palestinians, and the Arab nations could renew talk about the rapture and Armageddon.
(pages 313-314)
Gary DeMar does not spend a lot of time explaining the battle of Armageddon. He spends his time in this chapter on how the Futurist has manipulated one small passage of scripture into a massive end of the world apocalyptic battle. Yet near the end of the chapter, he demonstrates that he simply believes that Armageddon is just another picture/symbol of the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. The following quote I found quite convincing and helpful.
A study of the context of Rome's battle with Israel indicates that the plain of Megiddo was in view as was the city of Jerusalem. This only reinforces an A.D. 70 fulfillment. "Josephus tells us that when Titus left Egypt with orders from his father [Vespasian] to subdue the Jews that he returned 'to Caesarea, having taken a resolution to gather all his other forces together at that place.' Bear in mind that Caesarea was within sight of Mt. Carmel, the mountain of Megiddo, and that those armed forces coming from the northern regions must pass through Megiddo before reaching the appointed place of gathering. Titus stayed in the regions around Caesarea until most of the forces from the north arrived, and then moved on to Jerusalem for the 'battle of the great day of God Almighty.'" (Page 319)
DANIEL'S 70 WEEKS (Chapter 25)
There remains, however, a hermeneutical anomaly called dispensationalism that takes the seventieth week (representing seven years) of Daniel's prophecy in Daniel 9:24-27, separates it from the other sixty-nine weeks, and projects it far into the future. Just before the resumption of the seventieth week, the rapture of the church supposedly occurs. Following this, the antichrist is revealed, and near the end of the seven-year period, the battle of Armageddon takes places.
According to this way of interpreting Scripture, between the sixty-ninth and seventieth weeks of Daniel's prophecy there exists a period of time called the "church age," now nearly two thousand years in duration, more than five times longer than the span of the original prophecy. (Page 323)
As with the majority of Preterist authors, DeMar unravels the 70 weeks of Daniel as completed when Peter goes to the Gentiles three years after Jesus' Ascension. I find this to be the keystone of the Pre-tribulation system of dispensationalism. Once their seven-year period is taken away, then there is no time period for the Antichrist to rule within, no time for a Great Tribulation, and thus there is nothing to escape by rapture! The whole dispensational system collapses once the seven-year time period of Daniel 9:24-27 is interpreted properly.
FOUR KEYS TO INTERPRETING PROPHECY (Chapters 26/27)
Gary DeMar typically does not gives formulas or steps, as they can lead to errors in interpretation. That is why I found this section to be quite surprising. Yet he is very thoughtful and careful to give these guidelines a broad base. I believe that the following four "keys" would help anyone avoid the major errors of dispensationalism and help one approach the Bible much more respectfully.
The first key is to recognize that prophetic themes are most often set within established time frames. Failure to pay attention to a time frame can lead a person to assume that his generation is the generation experiencing the fulfillment when, in fact, the fulfillment is in the past. (Pages 342-344)
The second prophetic key is to recognize that as far as history records; little is unique about our era when it comes to calamities like plagues, earthquakes, and wars. This means that their contemporary manifestation does not necessarily carry any prophetic importance. In terms of a given time frame, the fulfillment of such prophecies is more than likely past. (Pages 344-354)
The third key is to determine historical context. Before an interpreter assumes a future fulfillment – if the time text is clear – he should search events within the given time frame for possible fulfillment. (Pages 355-372
The fourth prophetic key is to distinguish fulfillment from application. There is much in Scripture that is fulfilled, but principles remain that can be applied to any era. (Pages 372-374)
As you will notice by the page numbers indicated above, DeMar took adequate time explaining and demonstrating the proper use and understanding of these four keys. This section was extremely practical, I wish that these would become standard keys in the hands of all Bible Students. Perhaps American Vision (Gary DeMar's Ministry) should consider publishing these and other useful tools as a separate booklet?
EZEKIEL 38/39 (Chapter 28)
If I had read chapter 28 as a Futurist, I would likely find it unconvincing. It is hard to put myself in someone else's shoes, especially since I came to this chapter already convinced of DeMar presupposition. That presupposition being that Ezekiel 38/39 was fulfilled by the events recorded in Esther 9. The argumentation of this chapter was somewhat thin, yet because I had already read his subsequent book on the topic, I was pre-convinced.
In his book, "The End of the World is Not in Your Future," DeMar examines Ezekiel 38/39 in great detail. Having read that title already, I was aware of the many fanciful interpretations there have been to Ezekiel's prophecy. One that sticks out in my memory was that many used to believe that Napoleon was connected to the fulfillment of the Gog and Magog prophecy. Ultimately, I do believe DeMar's interpretation of Ezekiel 38/39 being fulfilled in the book of Esther and found the following quote to be an excellent summary.
The slaughter of Israel's enemies in Ezekiel 39 fits with the number of deaths listed in Esther 9:16 (75,000). In Esther 9:5 we read that "the Jews struck all their enemies with the sword, killing and destroying." Ezekiel 38:5-6 tells us that Israel's enemies come from "Persia, Ethiopia [lit., Cush], and …from the remote parts of the north…," All within the boundaries of the Persian Empire of Esther's day. From Esther we learn that the Persian Empire "extended from India to Ethiopia [lit., Cush], 127 provinces…" in all (Esther 8:9). "In other words, the explicit idea that the Jews were attacked by people from all the provinces of Persia is in both passages." The Parallels are unmistakable. (Page 369)
The American Christian Pop-Culture has dictated through Television, Radio, Books and bookstores that Futurism and Pre-Trib Dispensationalism is the correct and normal way to understand Eschatology. Last Days Madness lights the dynamite at the foundations of this faulty system and shows the utter foolishness of the system by the words of the movement's leaders. This book should be required reading for all American Christians. Futurist's should read this simply to understand that there are other options of interpretation, also so they can see what their leaders really are preaching.
Perhaps all Americans, not simply Christians should read this, so as to see that there are Christians that don't buy into Left Behind theology. To paraphrase what C.S. Lewis said, Matthew 24:34 is the most embarrassing verse in the Bible, at least for the Futurist that is true. And it is unfortunate that non-Christians see us either following a Jesus that got His prophecy wrong or else doing theological gymnastics to make the texts say things they don't imply (i.e. near means far, quickly means slowly, soon means two millennia or more).
Another strength I have always appreciated about Gary DeMar's Podcasts and writings is that he doesn't stray into side-issues that would divide his audience.
Two examples would be Calvinism and Cessationism (the ceasing of the Spiritual Gifts 1 Cor. 12).
As noted in my book report on The Days of Vengeance, David Chilton had a few angry diatribes about Calvinism being right and Armenianism being "Poppycock." Whether one agrees or not, it would easily offend some of his audience un-necessarily. DeMar has always been careful not to take a strong stand in either direction which would push away some of his readers.
Then regarding the Cessation of the Spiritual Gifts, I have never heard or read anything from Gary DeMar that indicates his stance regarding this area; whereas Kenneth Gentry has been quite vocal by writing a whole book against the modern use of the spiritual gift of Prophecy. As a Charismatic myself, DeMar has made eschatology easier to ingest by not narrowing his audience to Calvinistic/Cessationist Presbyterians.
Gary DeMar has had a huge impact in my thinking. I greatly appreciate his work and the writing of the momentous accomplishment that is Last Days Madness.


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'He Flung Himself Down The Stairs' People Share Their Favorite Accidentally Badass Moment.
We would all like to think of ourselves as total badasses, but the truth is that most people like to just avoid conflict and go about their lives. But sometimes badassery naturally shines upon us, and we must be available to receive it.
Here are sixteen awesome, but totally accidental, badass moments.
Many thanks to the Reddit user who posed this question and to those who responded. You can check out more answers from the source at the end of this article!
1/16. Was in a restaurant with my GF at the time when a guy built like a refrigerator just comes barging through and knocks my GF's drink all over her. It was clearly an accident based on his refrigerator like physique and being unable to hold his arms at his side.
At this point I'm standing up to help clean her up and figure he's going to apologize or something. Instead he pushes my shoulder and tells me to get out of the way and "let her clean herself up". I stare at him and say "that is my girlfriend...you better apologize to her," with a cold, dead stare.
So the woman and man at the table next to us are notably getting nervous, she drops her menu off the table. By some fluke I catch the menu flat along the top of my foot before it hits the ground and proceed to just raise my foot, keeping the menu on top of it. I grab the menu into my hand (all the while glaring into this guys eyes). I just tell her "Sorry Ma'am, you seemed to have dropped this".
I just look at him and say "so, i think we left it off where you were going to apologize to my girlfriend for being so rude and then walking around?"
Much to my surprise, he turned to my GF and said, I'm terribly sorry and then turned around and walked away. Our check was taken care of as well.
I've caught light things like pieces of paper on top of my foot, but never something like a menu...AND I was always terrible at hacky-sack.
2/16. So in my first years in high school there was this bully that always picked on me, pushing me around, swearing and other bullying stuff.
Me being the bespectacled little geek and him being taller and bulkier, I just tried to get out of his way and avoid him.
So in our second year, our school went for a field trip in some village/farm area. As soon as we were far from teachers, this bully shows up and pushes me around and hits me. I was fuming because he spoiled my trip, but didn't do anything and he left.
A few hours later, I was having lunch up on a small hill that was overlooking a small amateur soccer field. And there was the bully, back to me, 20 meters away, playing as goal keeper.
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text: Paul worked in the kitchen at the Basement Bar and Grill on the outskirts of El Paso Texas. The first time I saw his cute smile, I swear I almost cried. The bar was small, dim and rock and roll was the mix. The small stage in the corner featured live bands, drag and sometimes live sex. I had tipped Paul generously several times and he appreciated that. I learned Paul was looking for a boy friend, so I thought I'd make the first move. 'How are you tonight Steven?' Paul asked. 'I'd be better if you'd date me Paul' I said. His medium frame graced with tight blue jeans and a purple T-shirt. 'I get off in ten minutes' he said. ' We'll go to my hide-a-way' I responded. Soon we arrived at my RV parked in an empty lot not far from the bar. My heart was filled with Love and Romance for Paul. Sex was a secondary matter, because I didn't want to blow this romance. Paul was just to beautiful a guy to lose. I stepped into the RV to turn on the air conditioning. When I returned, Paul had set up two lawnchairs for us to sit in. Reaching into my pocket I pulled out the long gold chain with a gold crucifix and placed it around Paul's neck. 'Thank you Steven' he replied. 'I thought you were a gay Christian, like me' he murmered shyly. We embraced and kissed. I knelt on one knee, pledging my eternal devotion to Paul, that night, on that dusty, lomesome country road. We have been married for seven years now and I have never strayed. Paul has his Gay Christian Ministry and I have Paul. I thank Jesus Christ for this Life and for this Love.


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Check-out time is set at 11am in order to provide our housekeeping staff with adequate time to prepare the inn for incoming guests. Any room not vacated by 11am results in a fee of $100. If the room is not vacated by 12pm, the next night's full room rate will be charged as we may be prevented from properly preparing the room for the arrival of the next guest.
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I'm in the mood for a few things. Something sweet, a shower, a nap. I think sex kind of tops my list right now though. 😩😒
What are you in the mood for?
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A Wendy's hamburger, actually. With a lot of pickles. I must need food. I only crave fast food when I haven't eaten in too long. A really good anime that I can get into, like Erased, except I'm saving that for when I feel like shit. -.-;; And laying down. I really want to lay down. I'm sore as fuck.10|10|0
Fucking sounds good and is always on the top of the list but as she is having a girls night out and the kids are in bed. Ice cream and video games are the mood right now.00|00|0
Making out with pussy
there I said it
Actually it's luau night at the club tonight so I'm ready to BANG10|10|0
Go forth and bang 😂
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really? dude thanks im going to do that fr!
Some quiet-time all to myself. The only place I can be by myself is in the shower but that's not quiet.00|00|0
Take a candle lit bath and drink beer in the tub
lol, I was going to say, sex! lol (my first thought). Not going to happen though so, maybe a movie and popcorn?00|00|0
Night of movie watching sounds good too. I'm binge watching OITNB personally.
A snuggle and then bed. It's 12 PM. I was in the mood for sex up until 1130. It didn't come, so to speak. So I'm content with a more lovey based end to the day :)00|00|0
12pm? That's the middle of the day not the end!
oopsies, just goes to show that I should be in bed. I mean, 12am, of course :P
Hmm someone to spar bokken with a snack, hot shower, a long nap in that order and then we'll see what happens lol.00|00|0
always horny, wish a woman was riding my face
bending a woman over my knee and leaving my handprint on her behind10|10|0
I was handling my urge for sex til i saw it on your list... so now I deff want that, pretty much anywhere 😅. I also want cuddles, and a milkshake extra thick00|00|0
Ooh a milkshake sounds gooooodddd
Yessss what kind you want? I'll bring you one and we'll see what other boxes we can check off our lists 😅
I want coffee with bannanas :P
It's been a long time :P
No not sex
Chicken nuggets maybe?
Don't tell me you're going to make some for me 😶00|00|0
In the mood to go sit in the steam room, but the steam room in the mens bathroom at the gym is broken and the pool is closed. Also in the mood for boneless chicken wings from Boston Pizza. Lastly in the mood to cuddle00|00|0
Cuddling and kissing...10|10|0
I have a sudden urge to cuddle up with a big dog lol. Just seems so comfy.10|10|0
A nap, Chinese food and now sex with @teawrecks
Dat booty 👐🏻
Well dat everything actually10|10|0
sangria, a coal fired pizza, some nice music, and a date...(9:00pm here) anyone interested?00|00|0
definitely sex00|00|0
Sex is at the top... Been horny for days... Had a really good peanut butter milkshake earlier... Not sure sure what else I need?00|00|0
Yeah tea wrecks. I can go for some sex tonite but I'm all alone so. I got to go solo. 😥😥😥😥😥😥00|00|0
Snatch. Minge. Flange.00|00|0
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I want to not be doing house chores today. But I have a lot to do. I'm having late breakfast early lunch right now. I rather be staying in bed with my laptop and watch movies with a cup of coffee and biscuits00|00|0
Boning my bfs brains out and sleeping.10|10|0
Sleep. Defiantly.00|00|0
I just want my Best Friend one of my favorite sisters. I just want to sit down and talk for hours and laugh with her and order in. :-( :-(00|00|0
A long night sleep, pancakes when I wake up and a nice cup of coffee.
Probably also getting a foot massage by a hot guy, but let's not push it.00|00|0
I had raw mangos , now I am craving mango lassi00|00|0
a cupcake lmao00|00|0
Ugh that sounds delicious 😭
to wreck some nerdz at bowling :D about to go in a bit00|00|0
Sleepy right now00|00|0
Food. Lots of food. 😞00|00|0
A quick dip in cool water. This heat is killing me.00|00|0
I don't know as my mind is too scattered atm and can't focus on anything.
massage :)10|10|0
Unf yeah that sounds good too
Food. Lol.00|00|0
A stroll on the boardwalk and a warm funnel cake with strawberries.00|00|0
Sleep definitely! Soooo tired00|00|0
I feel like cuddling with my love and eating a nice plate of pasta.00|00|0
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Alexa Chung's Best Style
2015's Biggest Style Star Just Might Surprise You
Sure, she tends to keep a low profile, but Alexa Chung still stands out from the crowd. While we've spent all year discussing Gigi Hadid's casual-cool style and Olivia Palermo's styling skills, we can't forget that Alexa sits atop our best dressed list too.
The style star manages to masterfully contrast feminine looks with masculine touches. She can bridge classic style with a downtown-cool attitude that feels utterly effortless. And like Olivia Palermo, Alexa manages to pull off outfits you didn't even realize were possible.
From her collaboration with AG Jeans to her eye-catching red carpet appearances to her perennial spot in the front show of every major fashion show, Alexa has proven that she's a fashion girl through and through. Read on for the lessons we've learned from the style star in 2015, ideas you can easily give a spin in the New Year too.


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HESPERIA — A tragic accident that claimed a young Hesperia mother and one of her three sons, and left another still missing, has left family members "devastated" and "heartbroken," they told the Daily Press on Friday.
"It's one of those things where you feel like you're telling somebody else's story," said Natalia Garcia, 19, of Pomona. "You're telling friends and family who are calling what happened and then you sit back and think about how your 1-year-old nephew is freezing."
As San Bernardino County Sheriff's' dive team members continued their search for 2-year-old Noah Abbott until about 2 p.m. Friday, loved ones paid their respects. Noah's mother, Christina Eileen Estrada, 31, of Hesperia, and his brother Jeremiah Robert Abbott, 3, were killed when their red Volkswagen convertible crashed through a fence on Main Street and into the California Aqueduct on Thursday night.
Candles of all sizes, stuffed animals and bouquet of flowers were placed along the fence where the crash occurred. While some formed a prayer circle as the dive team searched for Noah's body, others held each other in a long embrace as they grieved.
Garcia, who is a cousin of the family, told the Daily Press authorities told the family the Volkswagen was traveling west on Main Street but it's still unknown what caused it to crash into the aqueduct. The investigation continues.
She also described Estrada as a mother who "loved her kids with all her heart" and the three children as "loving boys who loved their momma and loved their daddy."
"When they told us they couldn't resume the search and we had to wait until morning it was hard," Garcia said. "There was just nothing we could do and we had to let the professionals do their job."
Noah's great-grandmother of Apple Valley, who declined to give her name, said she received a call from Noah's father, Kevin Abbott, around 10 p.m. Friday night and said she "was heartbroken to hear the news."
"My husband and I will stick around here as long as we can and will just be thankful once they recover Noah's body," she said. "It's really heartbreaking to know that he hasn't been recovered."
San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner officials said Estrada was pronounced dead at the scene at 7:47 p.m. after emergency personnel pulled her from the icy water.
Emergency personnel also pulled Jeremiah from the water and transported him to Desert Valley Hospital. He was pronounced dead in the emergency department at 10:32 p.m., authorities said.
Noah's other brother, Elijah Estrada, 10, was taken to Loma Linda University Medical Center, where he is continuing to recover. Witnesses at the scene said they helped rescue the boy after he was ejected from the Volkswagen.
Elijah was reported to be "doing well," according to his uncle, Steven Abbott.
"We're just glad he's doing good and appears to be in good health," Abbott told the Daily Press.
Abbott said the family was "devastated" and "heartbroken," but planned to stay at the aqueduct until Noah was found.
"Kevin's having a hard time right now," Garcia said. "He's been put in a position where he's now a single father, so we're looking for any support we can get."
Garcia said the family has created two GoFundMe accounts, one by herself and one by Abbott, to help the father, Kevin Abbott, who is also an Iraq War veteran.
"We're not asking for money, we're asking for support, whatever that may be," Steven Abbott said. "Even if it's a prayer, we'll take that all day."
City Editor Kevin Trudgeon contributed to this story.
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Calder invader Soldier's Dancer rallied from last after six furlongs to a two-length victory over longshot Ballonenostrikes in Saturday's $250,000 PTHA President's Cup at Philadelphia Park.
Soldier's Dancer is based year-round in south Florida with trainer David Vivian. The President's Cup was his first start on grass since winning the Tampa Turf Classic in April.
As expected, Soldier's Dancer dropped to the rear of the pack while Delaware River cut out leisurely fractions of 26.65 seconds, 53.26, and 1:18.38 over the yielding turf course. Jockey Manoel Cruz angled Soldier's Dancer out entering the stretch, and the 4-year-old responded with a strong closing surge that carried him past the leaders in late stretch.
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Soldier's Dancer, a gelded son of Lost Soldier owned by Herman Heinlein, paid $9.80. His winner's share of $150,000 swelled his lifetime earnings to $874,000. Final time for the nine furlongs was 1:54.69.


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5/17/2010 – what is your phone number?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: We can be reached at (425) 355-8865Our toll free order number is (800) 850-2739
12/10/2008 – Does your chrome faucet w/ shank come with a tail piece, beer nut, and washer. If the tail comes w/ it, is it a barb fitting or 1/4 MFL connector?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, it comes with the tailpiece, nut and washer. It has a barbed fitting, with your choice of either 3/16" or 1/4" barbed connector.
1/26/2008 – I live about an hour (if traffic is good) from the address on your website. Do you have an actual store or is everything here based solely online?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, we have an actual brick-and-mortar store in Everett, WA. People actually walk in and buy stuff!Our address is:Homebrew Heaven9121 Evergreen WayEverett, WA 98204Heck, you can actually call us on the phone, too! It's 425-355-8865. A person will actually answer as long as it's business hours!
11/14/2006 – I am looking at buying the Complete Draft Kegging System. do I need to buy a tap also and if so, which one?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: The System comes with a handheld plastic spigot. Not elegant, but functional. If you want something else, we do have thru-wall spigots, draft towers etc. It's just a matter of how you want to use it. The handheld plastic spigot works just fine, you just have to open the refer door to pour a beer is all. If you want a tap on the outside of . . .
11/5/2006 – I live in Seattle, can I come and pick up the bottles in Everett? Do you have a "brick and mortar" store?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: You sure can. It is literally made of bricks and mortar, in South Everett. Our address is:Homebrew Heaven9121 Evergreen WayEverett, WA 98204425-355-8865Hours are 10am-6:30pm Monday-Friday and 10am-5pm on Saturdaysand 10am-3pm on Sundays
7/25/2006 – Id like to put the beer into a keg instead of bottles, but was wondering if i could do this WITHOUT force carbonating with a CO2 tank. Can the beer naturally carbonate in the keg?what would i have to add for this, more yeast or sugar?Would this effect the "shelf life" of the keg?thanks for the help! AWESOME WEBSITE!!!
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, you can do that. Use about 1/2 to 3/4 cup of corn sugar to carbonate in the keg. You will still need the CO2 to "push" the beer from the keg, however. The beer is drawn from the bottom of the keg up to the spigot. It needs a little "push" to get it there.No, there is no affect on shelf life.Thanks for the kind words about our . . .
8/22/2005 – I am looking for a good quality spigot that I can tap into a old fashioned "Milk Can". Would your Thru wall 4" chrome faucet work for this?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: It would LOOK fine, but it only has 1/4" diameter opening fo the liquid. It is usually used with pressurized systems that "push" the liquid thru. Gravity feed might be pretty slow (just a guess, haven't tried it).
6/25/2005 – Could you please tell me what to buy to setup a refrigerator as a "kegerator"? I've heard of using a freezer, how is that done? Do you just turn the thermostat to it's warmest setting? I don't currently have anything, keg, tap, co2, etc... I'm thinking about getting a new frig, so my older one maybe be sacrificed to the beer gods. . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: For a freezer, turning it to "warm" doesn't work. It's still too cold and will freeze. You will need a Ranco Refrigerator Controller to run it at warmer temperatures. Here is a link to that product. A refrigerator would not need that.For the hardware (keg, C02 bottle, regulator, fittings etc) we have a Complete Kegging System. Here is . . .
4/9/2005 – Will a cornelius keg fit into any half height refrigerator? Or better yet, if I were looking for a new refrigerator but didn't want to buy a full size or a expensive kegerator, what are my options?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: There are so many different 'fridges that it is best to measure (twice) and drink once. For reference, the new cornelius keg itself measures about 22" high, and 9" in diameter. Many half-height 'fridges have a freezer section in the top that interferes with the keg, but some do not. Measure, measure. Certainly a full size 'fridge will . . .
3/14/2005 – my concern was not the actual cutting of the hole, but what is inside of the freezer walls. in my chest freezer, the coolant lines run up and down the walls and if i hit one with the hole saw, the freezer is done. cah i still put a tap through there safely?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Try using a small drill bit to make an "exploratory" hole thru the inside, then "feel around" with a long nail or something, looking for coils. Assuming that goes well, use a 1" hole saw to remove the outer layer only. You should then be able to see if there are lines. I'm guess there are not. Most lines are located along the back wall of . . .
3/13/2005 – have you or anyone you know ever put a tap through the wall of a chest freezer? i have a three keg cornelius setup in a chest freezer with a ranco temperature controller, but i really want to put taps on it. the little cobra head dispensers drip, and being inside the freezer, i have to clean them with sanitizer every couple of days to prevent . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes; it's really quite easy. Just drill a 1" hole thru your 'fridge wall and screw in one of these:
2/18/2005 – Any tips for drilling tap holes in a refrigerator? Techniques? Type and size of bit?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Use a 1" hole saw with pilot drill (long enough for your 'frdige wall thickness!). Very easy to do.
2/1/2005 – Where can I buy the hops to brew the beer? I live in Plainview, Texas....would love to brew my own. But, I need the ingredients to brew it. will buy your equipment, so....where can I buy the goodies to brew it?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Right here! We have a large selection of hops, yeasts, grains and everything you need in the way of ingredients. Here is a link:A good way to get started is to choose one of our ingredient (recipe) kits. They get you started the right way!
12/20/2004 – If you are kegging after the secondary fermentation and allowing the beer to condition or age does the keg need to be in the fridge or is it alright to store it in a cool dark place until you are ready to tap it?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: No, it does not need to be refrigerated. Storing can be done most in any cool spot. No need for darkness...light won't penetrate that keg!Assuming you like COLD beer, you'll need to refrigerate before drink/tapping it tho!
11/15/2004 – 1. How long is the shank on this faucet?2. can I put a different handle an this faucet?3. is everything included that I need to put this into a refrigerator?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: 1. You can select either a 4" long shank or a 6" long.2. Absolutely. It is a standard 1/4-20 thread like all the standard tap handles.3. Well yes, except for tools to put the hole in your 'fridge. It is also handy to have a faucet wrench ($3.95). Here is a link to that product:
10/9/2004 – What is the best method to fill bottles from a keg system? How do you reduce the foam and ensure that the beer does not go flat??
Response From Homebrew Heaven: The BEST way to fill bottles from a cornelius keg system is using a counterpressure bottle filler. It purges and fills your bottles in an all CO2 enviroment, and fills them from the bottom to minimize foaming. See below for a link to this item:If you don't have a counterpressure filler, you can attach a piece of 3/8" ID tubing (about 10" . . .
10/9/2004 – I LOVE reading all the questions and answers! Now I have one. I am going to be purchasing a kegging system as a gift. Here is what I know I want (I think): I want to have a keg inside of a converted fridge (don't have the fridge yet) and need to know what I would need to set this up, from the keg (corney?) to the fitted tap out the door... . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Glad to hear our site is useful!To start, you would order a Complete Kegging System. When you click on "Options" it will allow you to select either a single keg setup or a double. To set it up for a 'fridge, all you need to do is add a Refridgerator Tap (or two). All of this assumes you have a standard size 'fridge. Most of them . . .
9/26/2004 – On your keg systems, are the kegs reconditoned? Have all the o-rings been replaced or do I have to do that. I like your site. You are the only one I have seen that has the multiple systems for sale. A friend of mine has been kegging for a few yrs now. He has a double regulater on his so he can run different pressures on the tanks. Is this . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: No, the kegs are not reconditioned, but we supply the o-ring kits to do that if you want. It's very easy, and the kegs are in good condition anyway. I see no need for two regulators either, as long as the kegs are about the same distance to the tap.Yes, you can carbonate two kegs to 25 psi at the same time. No problem.Yes, you . . .
9/23/2004 – I own a standard 15.5 CO2 keg system and would like to use the CO2 tank and regulator with a cornelius tank. Would my the hoses be consistent with the fittings on cornelius keg with Quick Disconnect fittings?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Probably. Most systems use a 1/4" ID line, and that will work fine with cornelius kegs. It's possible that you have a different size, but unlikely.
9/14/2004 – I am wanting to set up a system that will allow me to have both a commercially bought keg (like bud light) and my homebrew in it. So far I have bought a chest freezer (14.8 cu ft). I have a couple questions about the rest of the system..one - do I need a CO2 regulator that will send two different pressures to my two kegs since they will . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: 1) No. One regulator will do the trick. You can "branch off" the CO2 line as needed, to the different kegs. A CO2 gas manifold with shutoffs is a nice way to go for this.2) Yes. we have it all. We have helped people set up this kind of system many times. The one issue that comes up often, however, is the connection to the commercial keg. . . .
8/31/2004 – I have a kegerator that has a CO2 tank to carbonate the beer. I plan to use 5 gallon soda kegs for the final fermetation and serving of the beer. Do I need to add the sugar at the end, or will the CO2 carbonate the beer for me?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: You can do it either way. Personally, I like to force carbonate it with CO2. This avoids re-carbonation in the keg, and eliminates sediment from that recarbonation. It also makes my beer carbonated in a DAY, instead of waiting 7-10 days for the carbonation to develop (using the corn sugar method). More beer sooner!
7/7/2004 – I'm looking at doing a two corny keg system in my refrigerator and was wondering what you recommend for getting CO2 to both kegs - a splitter/T or a secondary regulator? Also, my fridge is next to my "wet" bar and I was thinking of using a two tap tower on the counter and punching holes through the side of the fridge to feed it. What are . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: There is no need for a second regulator; either a "T" splitter or a manifold will work nicely. We can supply a "T" if you need it. Yes, your plans for a tower sound entirely possible. We have everything you need. No problem. If the line is very long, you may have to add some neoprene insulation to the beer line to keep it cold on the way . . .
4/26/2004 – You answered an earlier question about kegging your own beer that an old refrigerator would do and that you have all of the equipment to do that. What would that equipment be?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: I guess that depends on how fancy you want to get. The heart of the system would be our Complete Kegging System. See linkJust putting this system into a refrigerator will work just fine. You just have to open the door to pour a beer thru the cobrahead spigot that is provided. If you to to dispense thru the wall of the refrigerator . . .
4/17/2004 – Hi. I want to start kegging my beer, but I dont have any refrigerator to convert, whats your recommendation, to get a regular refrigerator or to get a kegerator that is ready for kegs? are there any kegerators out there that you would recommend?thanks
Response From Homebrew Heaven: To me, it's a matter of cost. There are kegerators out there, but they run about $800 plus shipping (which is high). You can often find an old refrigerator or freezer for under $100. If you just put it into a garage, appearance isn't an issue. Converting one of these is easy, and runs much less. We have everything you need to do it.
3/18/2004 – I was wanting to know if you could give me any advice on choosing between a ball lock and a pin lock keg. I have read that on ball lock kegs it is easey to mix up the gas and beer fittings and that they can be easily put on the wrong side and that you may never get them back off. Is this true or are they marked somehow. Also if I decide . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, the fittings are marked "in" and "out" on ball lock kegs. It is possible to put the wrong fittings on, but I've never heard of them getting stuck. Interchangability may be more of an issue...the ball lock style is much more common. We have LOTS on hand, but as far as I know, we only have one pin-lock style.Yes, we carry the CO2 injectors . . .
2/25/2004 – hi! just wondering if alcohol production, conditioning, or fullness of a beer would suffer as a result of kegging opposed to bottling. Just want to brew each beer to full potential!! THANX
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Absolutely not. In fact, kegging has many advantages over bottling. Less oxygen is introduced, dry hopping in the keg is a great way to do it, and many others.The factors you bring up (fullness, alcohol production etc) are determined by the recipe formulation and brewing process/techniques. Kegged beer will condition exactly the same as . . .
2/24/2004 – Once a Corny keg is carbonated can it be taken off and stored without being conected to the CO2? Is there a time limit, is temp a factor?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, it can be stored off the CO2. Just like kegged commercial beer. Kegged beer can last a LONG time...maybe a year or more if temperatures are moderate. It never NEEDS to last longer than that at MY house!I would try not to store it at temperatures over about 90 deg. F, but otherwise it is quite stable.Remember, that long ago the . . .
2/18/2004 – I am interested in getting the the complete Draft Kegging System for my husband's birthday. However, we do not need the keg but I would like to get whatever else necessary to complete the "Kegerator" setup he has been wanting. What do I need?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: It depends...We can send you the Complete Kegging System without the keg if that is what you want; no problem. We deduct the cost of the keg.If you are looking for a "kegerator" setup with a tap on the OUTside of your 'fridge, we can do that too by substituting a few items.It would probably be best to give us a call for either . . .
2/15/2004 – Once the kegs are filled, do they need to be kept cold? If not, what is the "shelf life" of a keg of beer if kept at room temperature? Can room temp. beer be run thru a copper coil bathed in ice, in a cooler for example, to make a portable system that does not require you to keep multiple kegs cold?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: No; as long as the beer is kept free of oxygen, it will store just fine at room temperature.Yes, the beer can be run thru a coil arrangment like you descibe. It is called a draft box, usually a stainless coil inside of a portable picnic cooler. You can mount a refrigerator tap(s) on the front, and just fill with ice when you want to dispense. . . .
2/5/2004 – I'm brewing my first batch of homebrew and have the Shamrock Stout in my primary fermentor. I have a keg fridge with a CO2 bottle that I'm going to use instead of bottles. Do I need to prime at all for carbonation, and if not will it affect the taste of the beer?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: No, you can "force carbonate" your beer by putting it into the keg, refrigerating it, and turning up the pressure to about 25-30 psi. Let it sit overnight, shake it a bit, and the CO2 will go into solution. Just be sure to turn the pressure down to perhaps 6-8 psi (and relieve the pressure on the keg) before dispensing your beer. There is . . .
1/24/2004 – I am thinking about starting to homebrew. I have a kegerator that will fit two cornelius kegs. I am wanting to get a kit, and then keg the beer instead of bottling. Is there a kit specifically for this? as I would not require any bottling equipment?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: We can do it!--altho there isn't anything specifically set up on the website (yet).For now, you can just order the full equipment kit, and when you check out, just make a comment that you don't need the bottling stuff (capper, caps)and that you would like a credit for it. That will work. OR..........just call us to place the order (800) . . .
1/1/2004 – What is a "Cornelius keg"? Does it have a ball tap like I am used to, and will fit my present system? Does it have an opening for internal cleaning and how big. I realize that these questions are basic, so thank you for your patience.
Response From Homebrew Heaven: A cornelius keg is a stainless steel keg that was commonly used to
dispense soda pop, but they work beautifully for homebrew beer. It
has an oval opening in the top (sealed by an o-ring) that allows
easy cleaning. Here is a picture of an individual cornelius keg:
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11/30/2003 – I have a 4 keg system that I purchased from you. (System works great! thank you) How do you plumb the counter pressure bottle filler into that system and what additional fittings, tubing or equipment is needed? Also is it possible to retro-fit to fill bottles other than 12 oz type ie wide mouth growlers, could the upper stopper be removed . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Glad to hear your like our kegging system!You can easily install the counter pressure bottle filler by unscrewing the gas-in connector and then pushing the tubing onto the CP filler. For the beer side, just do the same from your beer line. Nothing else is really needed. I suppose, if you wanted to get real fancy, and have the CP filler always . . .
11/16/2003 – Right now I bottle my beer after primary then seconday fermantation. I understand with a keg I do not have to add bottling sugar to carbonate but in some of the other responses you say that kegs can be carbonated overnight. My question is what about the clearing that takes place in the bottles? When does this happen when you keg? If the sediment . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: First off, you might want to revise your brewing procedures. Your beer should be clear by the time you bottle it. It shouldn't have to "clear" in the bottle. Whether you bottle or keg your beer, you should leave as much sediment behind as possible. Whether this takes 2 days or 10 weeks is not important. The bottling process itself will . . .
10/1/2003 – Do you need just one CO2 tank and one regulater for multiple kegs? How does that work? If you order the "triple" complete draft kegging system are all the necessary parts included to carbonate the 3 kegs at the same time?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, you only need one CO2 tank and one regulator for multiple kegs. The CO2 line is cut, and a "T" fitting is put in, allowing more kegs to be connected simultaneously. If you order the Triple, all necessary parts are included to carbonate 3 kegs at the same time. Correct!
8/13/2003 – What kind of connection to the tap can I get? I've seen the 3/16" hose connection, but I might want a 1/4" MPT. Can you provide eihter?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, we can. We have now added an option to this item, called Beer Line Diameter. Just pick the one you want, and click!
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As has become standard in this Twilight-Zone-episode-of-a-presidency, you've got to look to the foreign press -UK, Australia, Canada, or Germany (ironically)- to get the full story these days... same as volk seeking the truth were forced to in Nazi Germany...
And it's not just petty scandals or bizarre nominees/appointees they're hiding anymore- since they buried Benghazi (as best the could), the MSM has actively obfuscated the true body count of our incompetent zealot of a president... the failures/crimes that lead to these deaths... and who exactly in this regime had a finger in it.
Recently we've heard Robert Gates' revelations -including him being 'amazed' at how political Obama was re. every single military decision faced- where the former (bipartisan) Secretary of Defense -who served in every single US administration since Nixon- said he'd 'never seen anything like it'. And anybody can see that Obama's Syria strategy -as it were- has been 90% politically-driven.
So while Geo W Bush was accused of political manipulation of intelligence when we didn't find substantial weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, now we have a president who was only prevented from attacking Syria by foreign governments and American politicians wiser than him.
Obama was chomping-at-the-bit to bomb Assad's regime flat because they 'used chemical weapons against rebel forces' there- remember?
Now there are some very serious questions re. how the Obama Administration came to be so damn sure the Syrian government were the ones using chemical weapons... and not the rebels staging an attack upon their own areas in order to invoke friendly foreign intervention...
In the early hours of August 21, 2013, rebel-controlled areas of the Syrian capital Damascus were attacked with chemical weapons. Not long afterwards, videos, photos, and eyewitness accounts appeared on the Internet, and experts examining the symptoms concluded quickly that the nerve agent Sarin was used to kill and injure hundreds of people. According to the US government, 1,429 people were killed, including 426 children.
Nine days later, US Secretary of State John Kerry accused Syrian government troops of having committed a war crime. Speaking at a press conference, he presented a map of Damascus showing which areas were government-controlled, and which were controlled by rebels. He then went on to appear before a Senate hearing in Washington on September 3, and said, "We are certain that none of the opposition has the weapons or capacity to effect a strike of this scale, particularly from the heart of regime territory."
In detail, the former United Nations weapons inspector Richard Lloyd and national security expert Theodore A. Postol explained that the rockets were much too short-range to have been fired from the center of the government-controlled areas. The "heart" of Damascus, they said, is between five and ten kilometers from the scene of the strike, while the missiles in question could only have flown two kilometers.
This statement has now come under fire. In a 23-page report, two US experts from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) concluded that the attack could not have originated from "the heart" of the regime-controlled area.
Didn't Obama and Kerry say 'WE KNOW" that Assad used WMD in Syria?
And that they had 'evidence'...?
About time you coughed it up then, eh?


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