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I presume we're talking about quartering using horses, aren't we?
This is in Britain, for now. It's a warning of what will come across the pond to us.
a pic of a billboard from there saying, 'Help keep Holland a lesbian nation.'
Begs some questions: Is it now [then]? Is it still? How does one "help" it stay that way-- mandatory *********** for all? [See if that one gets past the Gatekeeper s/w.
It didn't; try c.........s]
Life is sooooo complicated these days.
If not, it's punishible by law (like assault or rape). That's not complicated, is it? I even think it's the same as in America.
Kees
ways than many folks today.
James 1:12,13, "When under trial, let no one say: "I am being tried by God." For with evil things God cannot be tried, nor does he himself try anyone."
The 'ills that flesh is heir to' are just that, inherited from Adam, who was created free from sin and death.
James goes on, "But each one is tried by being drawn out and enticed by his own desire. Then the desire, when it has become fertile, gives birth to sin; in turn sin, when it has been carried out, brings forth death."
This applies to alcoholics who keep drinking, AIDS orphans in Africa whose heterosexual fathers brought back HIV from business trips, those whose sin is living in zones about to be hit by Hellfire missiles...
The answer, pointed out by Jesus to a badly crippled man, is at Isa 33:24, "And no resident will say: "I am sick." The people dwelling in the land will be pardoned for their error." (Mr 2:10,11)
BTW Barbara Tuchman gave a good account of the plague era in A Distant Mirror.
Might convince a few that's not gone there,....yet.
What do you think about that one?
Open your book to page ?
...the dividing line, to determine if one is worth saving, or not. Wheat to the barn, tares (weeds) to be gathered and burned.
to see you, especially in the afterlife.
Looking down on others in life...still looking down on them AFTER life.
by praying outside of the bunker walls. That's just downright unbelievably bad behavior.
"painting slogans and splashing blood" is "praying"?
So is burning down CVS pharmacies?
Cursing, shouting, damaging property, disrupting people's ability to get where they want to go, etc....all of that is perfectly normal and acceptable protest behavior but
praying???
That's where incivility changes from tolerable to intolerable and must be stopped.
farmer in Men In Black, "Your offer is acceptable."
Jer 8:2, "They will become like manure on the surface of the ground."
Also at 9:22, 16:24, 25:33.
Some of the qualifications for that end are enumerated in Ch. 7.
One is at v. 25,26: "So I kept sending all my servants the prophets to you, sending them each day, again and again. But they refused to listen to me, and they did not incline their ear."