I look forward to seeing them!
And... thanks for the suggestion. I'll post some tundra pictures, too! :o)
Posted on 01/11/2005 6:18:33 PM PST by malakhi
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I look forward to seeing them!
And... thanks for the suggestion. I'll post some tundra pictures, too! :o)
Now mine are going to look like nothing:')
Yall want to look at them on the horse thread or ping them over here?
Aside from the obvious difference of being taken in south Texas!
Either way. Post 'em here, or link from here to the horse thread.
Reggie not going to get upset for having to "wade thru all those $%^# horse pictures?:')
Damn cold ground.
BigMack
Already do that. :)
Its called Protectar Coal Tar and its the best stuff on the planet for your parking lot or drive way.....Really. :)
BigMack
I see 144,000 Jehovah witnesses in cheap suits knocking on doors. :-)
I know you don't believe in the resurrection but what do you see in scripture about this?
I believe in some kind of resurrection? I believe God can bring life to the dead. Eziekiel speaks of a valley of dry bones that come to life. Revelation is the product of numberous intertestamental apocalyptic writings with some additions. Hebrew scriptures refer to "end of days" from time to time. The Hebrew mindset isn't focused much apocalyptically. They try and focus on making this world better by "mitzvot" obeying Torah and performing good deeds which may gradually "repair the world" so to speak. Whereas the Christian mindset has this earth about to fold up like a scroll and the people in it hopelessly lost unless they choose "salvation". This view lends itself to greater "awareness" apocalypitcally.
I agree that there is scripture refering to the dead being raised and ressurection in the OT too. I've wondered about the scrolling also and if John could have been seeing a nuclear explosion. Who knows. Anyway, my question was though, what does scripture say about people being able to accept Christ in the last 7 years. I understand some may not believe this but how do you read this?
Was never really sure about that even when I did read NT writings as inspired. You'd probably get a better response from someone else. But I appreciate you asking. :-)
Was never really sure about that even when I did read NT writings as inspired. You'd probably get a better response from someone else. But I appreciate you asking. :-)
sorry for the double
although it would seem to me that Jael believes there will be many aberiginies remaining along with the 144,000. lol.
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