Posted on 04/06/2009 4:48:19 PM PDT by GiovannaNicoletta
Thanks!
Hoping you all had a Very Happy and Blessed Easter!
Was OK.
Music at church is still outragesouly child abusive at 95-110 db.
Am increasingly of the conviction that there’s some serious spiritual problem involved.
Thankfully Pastor and Music Minister are against the loud volumes finally . . . wanting it set at 80-85db . . . but the sound man volunteer refuses . . . he’s seriously deaf, crazily. But they don’t feel they have a replacement for him.
Crazy.
Anyway—thanks for your kind wishes. God’s best to you this Monday and week.
Thanks for the ping!
See: Revelation 18, ‘one hour’
The American Foreign Policy Council
Russia Reform Monitor, No. 237, March 4, 1997
American Foreign Policy Council, Washington, D.C.
As Albright Met Yeltsin with START III Proposal, Chernomyrdin Supervised Nuclear Missile Exercise to Strike U.S.
February 26
While Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was meeting with President Boris Yeltsin on February 21, Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin "was at the Odintsovo nuclear command center, overseeing an exercise whose assignment was 'to destroy the U.S. in less than an hour,'" Segodnya military correspondent Pavel Felgengauer writes. In comments monitored by OMRI Daily Digest, Felgengauer adds that Albright's proposal for START III asymmetrical nuclear weapons reductions in favor of Russia is an "attractive" idea.
Russia Reform Monitor, No. 535, October 27, 1998
American Foreign Policy Council, Washington, D.C.
As Moscow asks Washington for millions of tons of free grain, it practices a nuclear attack on the United States
October 8
Nuclear war-fighting exercises of Russia's Strategic Long-Range Aviation forces are completed, Air Force Chief of Staff Anatoly Kornukov tells Interfax. "A transition of the group from the peace to war regime and defense against air and space attacks were drilled," Interfax reports, citing military officials. "The multipurpose Tu-22m3 aircraft simulated mass [nuclear] bombing," according to the report. Tu-22m3, Tu-95 and Tu-160 bombers fired missiles at ground targets. An air force spokesman says, "The missiles were launched for maximum distance and length of time with refueling in the air."
[Editor's note: The long-distance nature of this exercise indicates it was a simulated nuclear attack on the United States. A simulated attack on a more immediate threat to Russia from, say, China, would not have required the extremely long attack patterns.]
Russia's October 7 launch of an SS-19 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from the U.S.-funded Baikonur space center in Kazakstan to a sea target in Kamchatka waters southwest of Alaska "provided real grounds for officially extending the lifetime of these missiles," TASS reports, citing the Strategic Rocket Forces. It was the 85th test launch of the SS-19 (Russian designation: RS-18) over the past 20 years. Extending the lifetime of the aging SS-19 "would make time for placing modern unique 'Topol-M' [NATO designation: SS-27] missiles on standby alert." The SS-19 is a two-stage missile with a range of 6,000 miles and a payload of up to six nuclear warheads.
More at: (post 23)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/862609/posts
Tick tock!
“...yet we are also instructed that there will be neither Jew nor Gentile.”
You quoted Paul’s famous passage out of context by omitting 2 critically important words: “in Christ.”
In Christ, there is no Jew or Greek, male or female, slave or free, but all are one ‘in Christ.’”
Without Christ, these differences remain, as they do now between non-believing Jews and Christians.
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