Posted on 07/08/2007 7:17:28 PM PDT by The Mayor
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HALL OF FAME #19 THE WEEKEND THREAD T.G.I.F. at the Finest |
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Thanks so much.
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Hi, Mayor :)
Correction—that’s a picture of my dad in the new group of photos, not me. But thank you so much for adding it. I truly appreciate it.
God bless your dad for his service to our country!
Thank you so much for putting Ted’s photo in the collage.
I would love for him to see it but I have been instructed by him not to send him emails that mention what he is doing or who he works for.
But I will show him when he comes home. I hope that won’t be too long. He wrote that he hopes to be home for either Thanksgiving or maybe Christmas.
Thanks again.
Thank you, LUV :)
God bless your son.
Thank you Luv W!
You’re very welcome.
We love all the heroes around here!
Ooops... : )
I will update the text and it will be correct next week.
Thanks for sending it.
You’re welcome. I love to participate in my favorite thread.
Hope you and the family had a wonderful weekend.
Tis our Pleasure... Tell him Tank you from all of us at the Finest when you can.
July 9, 2007
READ: Joshua 22:10-34
It is a witness between us that the LORD is God. Joshua 22:34
Jane Austens novel Pride and Prejudice is the story of an upper-middle-class Englishwoman named Lizzy Bennet who is pursued by Mr. Darcy, a brooding and complex man of great wealth. Lizzys first impression of Mr. Darcy was that he was arrogant, introverted, and self-serving. So when he declares his love for her, she rejects him. Later, when she learns of his many secret acts of kindness for others, Lizzy admits that she had been wrong about Mr. Darcy and agrees to marry him.
Joshua 22 records another instance of flawed first impressions. The tribes of Reuben, Gad, and Manasseh had built an altar near the Jordan. When the other tribes learned about this, they were enraged (vv.9-12) because God had commanded that He alone be worshiped and that sacrifices be performed only in the tabernacle (Ex. 20:3; Lev. 17:8-9). They saw the building of this altar as an act of apostasy. Fortunately, Phinehas the priest led a delegation to find out why they had built the altar (Josh. 22:13-33). They were told that it was a memorial of unity for all the tribes under the one God of Israel (v.34).
Often our first impressions can be wrong. Open communication, however, can correct misunderstandings that are created by our own pride and prejudice.
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Good Morning Meg and Thank you!
Good Morning! It is my great pleasure to honor our wonderful,brave troops..Thank you for Military Monday and our Daily Bread!
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