The FReeper Foxhole Profiles The History of The Medal of Honor - Jan. 15th, 2005

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[snippy_about_it]

Have a wonderful day everyone. Sam and I will be gone most of the day to the trade show.

[snippy_about_it]

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[The Mayor]

January 15, 2005

Social Stomachs

Read: Ezekiel 2:1-3:4

Blessed are the undefiled in the way, who walk in the law of the Lord! —Psalm 119:1

Bible In One Year: Genesis 47-50

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Honey ants survive in difficult times by depending on certain members of their group known as "honey pots." They take in so much nectar that they swell up until they resemble little round berries, hardly able to move. When food and water become scarce, these ants act as "social stomachs" and sustain the entire colony by dispensing what they have stored in their own bodies.

Similarly, the messenger of God must fill his heart and mind with the truths of Scripture. Only as he is faithful in applying the Word of God to his own life can he honestly give its nourishing encouragement and exhortation to others.

The Lord told the prophet Ezekiel to eat a scroll that contained a message full of "lamentations and mourning and woe" (Ezekiel 2:10). Because he was submissive to the Lord and applied the lesson to his own heart first, he could boldly present the life-giving message to all who would listen.

As believers, we too must develop a "social stomach" by digesting the truths of the Bible and allowing the Spirit of God to make them a part of our lives. Then, filled with God's Word, we can speak effectively to others who are in need of spiritual food. —Mart De Haan

As we read Your Word, O Lord,
Our spirit will be fed;
We then can share with others
That precious living bread. —D. De Haan

Jesus said, "I am the bread of life." —John 6:35

[Soaring Feather]

Good morning everyone.

[The Mayor]

Hi Feather!

[Soaring Feather]

Hi Mayor!

Sheesh I guess Sam and snippy crashed for the night. It's an East Coast thing. :-)

[The Mayor]

Yes and I'm up later than usaul, just got home an hour ago from a meeting.
2 cups of coffee and i'm awake for a while I think..

[Eastbound]

Hi, snippy, Sam and all the rest of you'se Foxhole Regulars. What a co-incidence. I'm half-way through the book, "The Rescue of River City," by Medal of Honor recipient retired Army Major Drew Dix, my neighbor up the road a piece.

"The book is a true story about unconventional operations in Vietnam that makes the fictional "Rambo" pale by comparison," according to the inside cover quote by Hank Emerson, Lietenant General, U.S. Army (Retired).

Will send him the link here.

[alfa6]

Night shift Bump for the MOH

Good evening Mayor, only 51/2 hours to go on tonites adventure in fun and frivolity

Bird Show Blessings for Sam and snippy, :-)

Regards

alfa6 ;>}

[The Mayor]

Evenin alfa6 ..

I had to much coffee, I have to get to sleep......
I haven't been up this late in years.

Bird Show Blessings for Sam and snippy, :-)

I didn't know, that's great..

[SAMWolf]

Good Morning Snippy.

Ready to do a lot of walking and spend some money today? :-)

[SAMWolf]

Morning Mayor.

Those honey pots sound somewhat like our Feds.

[SAMWolf]

Morning Feather.

[SAMWolf]

Morning Eastbound.

Looks like another book to put on my reading list.

[SAMWolf]

Morning alfa6.

We have a day of looking at new products and having everyone trying to get us to buy stuff today. I'll have to make sure I keep a tight rein on the cjeckbook or we;ll end up with a buunch of foo-foo gifts in our inventory.

[SAMWolf]

Morning alfa6.

We have a day of looking at new products and having everyone trying to get us to buy stuff today. I'll have to make sure I keep a tight rein on the cjeckbook or we;ll end up with a buunch of foo-foo gifts in our inventory.

[E.G.C.]

Good morning, Snippy and everyone at the foxhole.

[GailA]

Good morning