THE FREEPER CANTEEN - The Who Said It Quiz - Wednesday, January 10, 2024`

For the best troops & vets in the world...& their famillies, too! | luvie and the Canteen Talking Heads

[luvie]

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--Canteen Mission Statement--

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Today We Want You To Take The.....
Who Said It Quiz

Click HERE and take the quiz!

Have fun!

Please remember that The Canteen here to support and entertain our troops and veterans and their families, and is family friendly.

[luvie]

My Results Are:
You got 7 out of 10
You've got some work to do!
Rude! LOL!

[PROCON]

Thanks luvie!

5 / 10 (Rigged 😁)

[MoochPooch]

Darn. I was hoping it was The Who.

[Red Badger]

8/10........................

[Wasichu]

Hi there luvie!

I only had 6 right of 10. Started hot and had a Biden moment.

[luvie]

#1...PRO!! Good job!
PS....not rigged! 😎🤣

[luvie]

#2....MoochPooch!
Way to go!
Sorry....what who?

[luvie]

#3...Red Badger!
WooHoo!
Great quiz score, too!

[luvie]

RuhRoh...better get that seen to! LOL! Good score, though!

[Red Badger]

Maybe I should be worried that I got 8/10!

I even got the Celine Dion one.......................

[luvie]

Whoa! A bridge to far? LOL!

[Red Badger]

I’ve always been good at Trivial Pursuit.

I’m a very trivial person....................

[Allegra]

LOL - me too!

“7 / 10
You’ve got some work to do!”

[luvie]

They are very cheeky! LOL! Ya done good!

[Kathy in Alaska]

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[luvie]

Hi, Kathy! Thanks for the ping-a-ling! Hope you have that payroll nightmare whipped into shape. You still have more snow than you can keep shoveled?

[MayflowerMadam]

Ashamed. Only 5. Sports questions did me in; I don’t do sports.

[luvie]

I don’t “do” sports, either. I was shocked to get the amount I did get. LOL! Thanks for taking the quiz with us tonight.

[radu]

Greetings to all at the Canteen!

To all our military men and women, past and present,

THANK YOU
for your service!

6 / 10
You've got some work to do!

[The Mayor]

January 10

A Call to Prayer

Bible in a Year :

• Genesis 25–26
• Matthew 8:1–17

I sat down and wept. . . . I mourned and fasted and prayed before the God of heaven.

Nehemiah 1:4

Abraham Lincoln confided to a friend, “I have been driven many times upon my knees by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere else to go.” In the horrific years of the American Civil War, President Lincoln not only spent time in fervent prayer but also called the country to join him. In 1861, he proclaimed a “day of humiliation, prayer and fasting.” And he did so again in 1863, stating, “It is the duty of nations as well as of men to own their dependence upon the overruling power of God: to confess their sins and transgressions in humble sorrow, yet with assured hope that genuine repentance will lead to mercy and pardon.”

After the Israelites had been captives in Babylon for seventy years, King Cyrus decreed that any Israelite who wanted to return to Jerusalem could return. When Nehemiah, an Israelite (Nehemiah 1:6) and cupbearer to the king of Babylon (v. 11), learned that those who had returned were “in great trouble and disgrace” (v. 3), he “sat down and wept” and spent days mourning, fasting and praying (v. 4). He wrestled in prayer for his nation (vv. 5–11). And later, he too called his people to fast and pray (9:1–37).

Centuries later, in the days of the Roman Empire, the apostle Paul similarly urged his readers to pray for those in authority (1 Timothy 2:1–2). Our God still hears our prayers about matters that affect the lives of others. .

Reflect & Pray

Why do you think God calls His people to pray for everyone? Who beyond your own circle can you pray for?

Dear Father, we’re in trouble. Please help and heal us.