Posted on 02/03/2008 6:23:56 PM PST by The Mayor
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HALL OF FAME #19 THE WEEKEND THREAD T.G.I.F. at the Finest |
Every Thursday at the Finest |
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Israeli soldiers seen on tape allegedly mooning Palestinians (courtesy YnetNews.com)
HAHAHA! Gotta Love those Israelis..
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I was pulling for the Patriots but the Giants played a hell of a game.
Good to see you!
Evenin Luv... Thank you.
I love that picture!
So you wanted the Patriots? Until the finals did not follow football...only disliked the Patriots because they are from the county of John F. Kerry, Ted Kennedy etc. Thought the Giants were cool because of Eli (Tried to forget Hillary is from NY and will milk this) Just really LOVED the MANNING story (I’m a glutten for sweet family stories ::) ) Okay...g’night
Morning everyone! Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend.
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February 4, 2008
READ: Numbers 5:5-8
When a man or woman commits any sin . . . against the Lord, . . . then he shall confess the sin which he has committed. Numbers 5:6-7
When a man or woman commits any sin . . . against the Lord, . . . then he shall confess the sin which he has committed. Numbers 5:6-7
Researchers at the University of Toronto reported in 2006 that people who are suffering from a guilty conscience experience a powerful urge to wash themselves. To study this effect, the researchers asked volunteers to recall past sins. They were then given an opportunity to wash their hands as a symbol of cleansing their conscience. Those who had recalled their sins washed their hands at twice the rate of study subjects who had not imagined past transgressions.
The Bible proposes the only effective way of dealing with sinconfession. In the Old Testament, one of the ways the Israelites were supposed to cleanse themselves and maintain purity before God and in their community was by confessing their sins (Num. 5:5-8). To confess means to speak the same; to agree with; to admit the truth. When the people confessed to God, they were not telling Him anything He did not already know. But their confession was a demonstration of a change of heart. Refusing to confess their sins allowed sin to take deeper root within their lives and community.
Admitting our sin unlocks the gate so that we can have forgiveness, joy, and peace. If we confess our sins, God is faithful to forgive (1 John 1:9).
Good Morning Dolly, Thank you.
Hi Mrs Tank, good to see you again this Military Monday!
Great pic Meg, and excellent quote from Bush.
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