THE FREEPER CANTEEN - The How Well Do You Know The Beatles Quiz - Wednesday, August 2, 2023

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[luvie]

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Today We Want You To Take The.....
How Well Do You Know The Beatles Quiz

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Have fun!

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[luvie]

MY RESULTS ARE...
Your score: 10/15
You're almost a genius.
Cheeky!

[PROCON]

Thanks luvie!

Your score: 10/ 15

[SkyDancer]

~ Hai Luvie! Was Not Into Beatles Stuff ~

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I’m Down There Somewhere

[KevinB]

Yay, I’m a genius! :-)

[Albion Wilde]

Your score:
9/15

[Kathy in Alaska]

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[luvie]

#1....PRO!
WooHoo!
Great score, too!

[EvilCapitalist]

12/15 Not bad considering I wasn’t born until 9 years after the Beatles broke up.

[luvie]

#2...Janey!
Way to go!
It's ok not to do stuff
Just glad you're here!

[luvie]

#3...KevinB!
Good job!
Nice to know a genius! :)

[lightman]

Your score:
7/15

Ouch

[luvie]

Great score! Thanks for joining us tonight!

[CaptainPhilFan]

Thanks luvie! 10 / 15, and I don’t even like the Beatles :) .... Well, some of their tunes are pretty good but I never understood the hype. I like what they each did separately much more.

[The Mayor]

August 2

The Powerful and the Weak

Bible in a Year:

• Psalms 60–62
• Romans 5

Woe to you . . . . You have not strengthened the weak or healed the sick.

Ezekiel 34:2, 4

Perhaps the most heartwarming tradition in college football happens at the University of Iowa. The Stead Family Children’s Hospital sits next to Iowa’s Kinnick Stadium, and the hospital’s top floor has floor-to-ceiling windows offering a great view of the field. On game days, sick children and their families fill the floor to watch the action below, and at the end of the first quarter, coaches, athletes, and thousands of fans turn to the hospital and wave. For those few moments, the children’s eyes light up. It’s powerful to see the athletes, with a packed stadium and thousands more watching on TV, pause and show they care.

The Scriptures instruct those who have power (and all of us have some kind of power) to care for those who are weak, watch over those who are struggling, and tend to those whose bodies are broken. Too often, though, we ignore those in need of attention (Ezekiel 34:6). The prophet Ezekiel rebuked Israel’s leaders for their selfishness, for disregarding those who most needed help. “Woe to you,” God said through Ezekiel. “You have not strengthened the weak or healed the sick or bound up the injured” (vv. 2, 4).

How often do our personal priorities, leadership philosophies, or economic policies demonstrate little regard for those in distress? God shows us a different way, where those with power watch out for those who are weak (vv. 11–12).

Reflect & Pray

How have you seen those with power watch out for the weak? How have they ignored the weak?

Heavenly Father, teach me to love as You love.

For further study, read Going the Extra Mile: Learning to Serve like Jesus.

[luvie]

Hi there, Kathy! Thanks for the ping-a-ling! Good to see you. Hope work isn’t nutzoid this week! Are ya finally warming up over there?

[coincheck]

Me too, 9:15

[Taxman]

HA!

I didn’t even know the Beatles had a “Taxman” song!

Until a knowledgeable FReeper told me about the song sometime long after I began to use the Taxman “handle” on FRee Republic.

Their music was not my music!

LOL!

[luvie]

Very good score! You must like them even if they were “before your time”. :)

[luvie]

Ouch

Well, there were some tricky questions. Thanks for playing!

[lee martell]

Not too bad. 13/15.
I expected a few more hoops and hurdles.
Such as;

Who was “Dear Prudence” really about?
When the The Beatles release “Maybe I’m Amazed’?
Who wrote the melody for the three part harmony “Because”?