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A call for 'United Nations of Religions'
WorldNetDaily.com ^
| Tuesday, September 30, 2003
Posted on 09/30/2003 1:25:13 AM PDT by JohnHuang2
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To: Salem
Salem it WILL happen in
Good's time and in his plan. It's frustrating for us I know. Just think how Jesus felt when he stood on the hillside looking down on Jerusalem and saying "Oh Jerusalem, Jerusalem, I desired to gather you together as a mother gather her chicks, but you would not"!! (not exactly verbatim but close. Jesus grieved even then, that HIS people did not recognize HIM for who HE was and what He desired for them. The Bible is clear tho, the time will come when the Nation of Isreal will be enlightened in a miraculous way.!! We will be gone by then. I'm sure Jesus still grieves.
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09/30/2003 7:39:34 PM PDT
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Canadian Outrage
(All us Western Canuks belong South)
To: seamole
To be as charitable as possible There was talk a few decades ago of bringing the various Protestant churches and the Roman Catholics back together. How did that work out?
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09/30/2003 7:42:46 PM PDT
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RightWhale
(Repeal the Law of the Excluded Middle)
To: DoctorMichael
Good book, unutterably depressing.
To: Canadian Outrage
Amen. But when He does come back may He find us in the valley, "in The Arena," in full armor fighting tooth and nail!
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09/30/2003 8:48:18 PM PDT
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Salem
(FREE REPUBLIC - Fighting to win within the Arena of the War of Ideas! So get in the fight!)
To: JohnHuang2
bttt
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