A Few Of FR's Finest....Every Day....12-10-03....Donaeus - The Exclusive Inquisition

dansangel; Donaeus | 12-10-03 | dansangel; Donaeus

[dansangel]

[dansangel]

Welcome Finest FRiends! Come join us in welcoming Donaeus to the spotlight as she comes through her Inquisition with dansangel - ace, bleeding-heart, liberal journalist - with flying colors!

[.45MAN]

Well another one gets grilled. Welcome donaeus to FR's Finast
Good Morning all....

[Aeronaut]

Good morning Angel.

[dansangel]

Good Morning (((((.45MAN))))))

Got to go *rush* to get ready for w-o-r-k arrrrrgggghhh!

Hugs and (((((((*Smoochies*))))))

[dansangel]

Love your new fly-by (((((Aeronaut)))))))

Have a wonderful Wednesday!

[MeekOneGOP]

Mornin', everybody ! Happy Wednesday !

Hey, Donaeus ! Enjoy your day in the spotlight !

[dansangel]

(((((((((Meekie))))))))

Great graphic - love the Texas state and hat. Has Billie seen this one? :-)

[nicmarlo]

Mornin' meekie : )

[GailA]

Good Morning FRiends and congrats Donaeus on being FR's FInest today.

Coffee's on

[The Mayor]

The Lord has made known His salvation; His righteousness He has revealed in the sight of the nations. —Psalm 98:2

To find joy at Christmas, look to Jesus.

[The Mayor]

December 10, 2003

Joy To The World!

Read: Psalm 98

The Lord has made known His salvation; His righteousness He has revealed in the sight of the nations. —Psalm 98:2

Bible In One Year: 1 Timothy 4-6

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While walking home from a church service in Southampton, England, 20-year-old Isaac Watts told his father that the metrical psalms sung at their services lacked the dignity and beauty that should characterize hymns used in worship. His father encouraged him to try to create something better. So in the year 1694, Isaac Watts began writing hymns, and eventually put the book of Psalms into rhyming meter for worship.

Watts took the prophetic references to the coming Messiah in the Psalms and expressed them in their New Testament fulfillment. His hymns proclaimed that Jesus Christ is Savior and Lord. When Watts came to Psalm 98, he wrote:

Joy to the world! The Lord is come!
Let earth receive her King;
Let every heart prepare Him room,
And heaven and nature sing.
Joy to the earth! The Savior reigns!
Let men their songs employ;
While fields and floods, rocks, hills, and plains
Repeat the sounding joy.

This hymn has become a favorite of the Christmas season. It calls us to acknowledge Christ as Savior and King, and to open our hearts to His rule of love and grace.

The psalmist wrote, "Oh, sing to the Lord a new song!" (98:1). Isaac Watts did just that in his proclamation that Christ has come, and we can rejoice in Him. —David McCasland

To find joy at Christmas, look to Jesus.

[dansangel]

(((((((Gail))))))))

Long time no see!

Please give Rocky the requisite tummy-rub from me! :-)

[dansangel]

To find joy at Christmas, look to Jesus.

Amen!

Thank you ((((((Rus))))))) for sharing Scripture and the history of "Joy To The World."

"Jesus is the reason for the season." We *must* not lose sight of that.

[The Mayor]

"Jesus is the reason for the season." We *must* not lose sight of that.

Keep repeating that, if someone says happy holidays I say "NO, it's Merry Christmas".

[The Mayor]

Sunrise over Grand Island, New York

[dansangel]

if someone says happy holidays I say "NO, it's Merry Christmas".

I will *only* send cards that say "Merry Christmas" or "Blessed Christmas" and have a religious theme.

"Happy Holidays" and "Season's Greetings" is absurd. I despise what the politically correct, mindless, drooling left has done to us.

[dansangel]

Beautiful. How can anyone look at that and say, "there is no God?"

[Donaeus]

Good morning to all my fans, oops I mean friends! LOL Thank you Dansangel for putting me through the Inquisition, it was a lot of fun. You did an excellent job putting this together, especially the layout which is not too girly. ;)

[FreeTheHostages]