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cc: If you remember when you're in China bring me back one from col. A and one from col. B. Easy on the MSG and tell them use chicken not cat, I can taste the difference.
When you leaving?
j
uuhh...Tuesday AM, bright & early. (at the airport no later than 7 am )
[quote=johne482;9276697]Could be in a foreign language. We are ONE world, remember.
if that is true (or becoming true) you can read the whole story (including the ending) in Revelations. It's a book in the new Testament for those that might not know ...and, funnily enough, it is the LAST book there.
Could be in a foreign language. We are ONE world, remember.
if that is true (or becoming true) you can read the whole story (including the ending) in Revelations. It's a book in the new Testament for those that might not know ...and, funnily enough, it is the LAST book there.
I think the Catholic church included Revelations in the Bible just to scare the hell outta all of us.
If a person is Christian, all he/she needs to know is that Christ said he would come back - but we wouldn't know when. So it seems counterintuitive to be concerned about the when of it all. If one has faith, then it doesn't matter "when."
I think the Catholic church included Revelations in the Bible just to scare the hell outta all of us.
If a person is Christian, all he/she needs to know is that Christ said he would come back - but we wouldn't know when. So it seems counterintuitive to be concerned about the when of it all. If one has faith, then it doesn't matter "when."
Live every day with purposeful intent.
Anyway, that is what I believe.
Yeah, but Catholics don't believe in the Rapture in the sense some Christians do, nor do they believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible, and certainly not Revelations which is the most difficult book of the Bible to interpret.
"But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father alone."
Yeah, but Catholics don't believe in the Rapture in the sense some Christians do, nor do they believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible, and certainly not Revelations which is the most difficult book of the Bible to interpret.
"But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father alone."
Yeah, but Catholics don't believe in the Rapture in the sense some Christians do, nor do they believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible, and certainly not Revelations which is the most difficult book of the Bible to interpret.
"But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father alone."
Exactly. And, the one world government is outlined there, too.
So, you want me not to sleep tonite worrying that I'm not getting my point across??
LOL
j
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...and, funnily enough, it is the LAST book there. 
