Spare us the sermon!
This is really not the forum for irrelevant superstitious religious
nonsense.
John Parncutt
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Sent: Tuesday, 5 March 2013 9:01 PM
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Subject: [Aus-soaring] Jesus Wept! John 11:35
GFA is responsible read their website
Safety Management System
The GFA has developed a modern Safety Management System which will promote
an awareness of safety throughout the sport, and will facilitate a culture
of safety and a safer operating environment in all areas of gliding.
"I can hardly believe grown men are behaving like such princesses over such
irrelevant issues."
Yourself included
Get your own insurance, get a lawyer or get lost - but above all don't bore
the rest of us witless with your trivial lives. We just don't want to know.
Get it?
We do its in our GFA sub's and glider insurance as well as the vehicle
insurance
Appropriate subject
Jesus wept - It has been remarked that this is the shortest verse in the
Bible; but it is exceedingly important and tender. It shows the Lord Jesus
as a friend, a tender friend, and evinces his character as a man. And from
this we learn:
1. That the most tender personal friendship is not inconsistent with the
most pure religion. Piety binds stronger the ties of friendship, makes more
tender the emotions of love, and seals and sanctifies the affections of
friends.
2. It is right, it is natural, it is indispensable for the Christian to
sympathize with others in their afflictions. Romans 12:15; "rejoice with
them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep."
3. Sorrow at the death of friends is not improper. It is right to weep. It
is the expression of nature and religion does not forbid or condemn it. All
that religion does in the case is to temper and chasten our grief; to teach
us to mourn with submission to God; to weep without complaining, and to seek
to banish tears, not by hardening the heart or forgetting the friend, but by
bringing the soul, made tender by grief, to receive the sweet influences of
religion, and to find calmness and peace in the God of all consolation.
4. We have here an instance of the tenderness of the character of Jesus, The
same Savior wept over Jerusalem, and felt deeply for poor dying, sinners. To
the same tender and compassionate Saviour Christians may now come Hebrews
4:15; and to him the penitent sinner may also come, knowing that he will not
cast him away.
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