Hi fellow Zionites,
I have not been receiving any Topica messages from any of John
Redelf's lists in my email. While I can go online and view them
just fine, and I can also post to them via email, none of the
posts are being mailed to me as I had specified in my settings on
Topica. Anyone
and surrounding areas. The ransom note, however, has thrown me. I don't
know what to make of it - whether it is legitimate or whether it is a
decoy.
Geoff
Geoff Fowler
Network Server Engineer
Weber State University
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801-626-6088
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/23/02 04:18PM
What do you all
Hello,
Does anyone know of an accurate study Bible in the original Hebrew and
Greek? I would like to learn more about those biblical languages and I
figure that this is the way to do it. However, I am unsure of which
Bible to purchase. There are different interlinear ones, but what I am
looking
Gary appropriately wrote:
It was actually chapter 7 of Mormon.
Thank you - I appreciate the correction. :)
Captain Moroni DID clear the wilderness areas of Lamanites.
I agree that Captain Moroni did clear the wilderness. However, he did so under the
pretext of defending his people. I guess
BTW - I found out the name of the Bible with 6 different languages /
translations: Origen's Hexapla. Here is an online definition of what it
contained:
The Hexapla was an important work of biblical criticism, the magnum
opus of Origen (185-254). In his discussions with the Jews, Origen
became
national Bible society or Christian bookstore.
Geoff FOWLER wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know of an accurate study Bible in the original Hebrew
and
Greek? I would like to learn more about those biblical languages and
I
figure that this is the way to do it. However, I am unsure of which
Bible
Congratulations to her and your family.
Geoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/07/02 05:11AM
My daughter got her mission call yesterday, to Sao Paulo. She was
basking
in the irony. She had a terrible experience in Brasil this summer, and
came back dreadfully ill and exhausted.
Till
Not for her terrible experience and illness, but for the mission call.
:)
I am sure that she'll do a wonderful job and bless the Brazilian
people.
Geoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/07/02 12:45PM
Congratulations to her and your family.
Geoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/07/02 05:11AM
My daughter got
I humbly crave your indulgence??
Geoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/08/02 12:14PM
Another of these entertaining invitations from Lagos...
GREENFIELDS AGRO-ALLIED COMPANY.
10 BROAD STREET,
LAGOS-NIGERIA.
TEL: 2348023263622
Your Attention:
First, I must solicit your strictest understanding in
Paul wrote:
I've snuck out a few times over the years and it makes me feel
guilty.
But, when I've gone shopping after midnight (Monday morning) my
conscience is as clear as can be. What do you think of that? I love
those
loopholes. ;-)
I don't consider them loopholes at all. When I started
Scott favored us with the following:
I tend to use (not abuse) the Ox in the mire philosophy. For
instance, there was a time a few months back where I had to
run to the store for something we really needed on a Sunday.
I felt really bad about it, and resolved more strongly to anticipate
such
Gary favored us all with:
There clearly is a symbolic level to the marks. But often there
are both physical and spiritual parts of a symbol. Babylon, for
example, is an actual city in antiquity. It also symbolically
represents the telestial world, built on greed and power.
Although not all
Stacy, in all seriousness, asked:
Suppose I never learn to like them? Can I still get into the
celestial kingdom without liking them?
You'll like them. It's all a matter of faith - first you EAT, and then
you'll LIKE. :)
I didn't think liking (or eating) vegetables was a requirement for the
I fully concur with Marc on this one; especially these statements:
A. As far as the Church is concerned, if the offender has paid their
debt to society and undergone whatever action the Church authorities
determine, then he is forgiven. Please don't misconstrue the word
forgiven in this context,
Till favored us with:
Should I have done more? Is there more we can do for
complete strangers.
Till,
I think you did a terrific job. Unfortunately, in our society, genuine
offers of help can be and often are misconstrued.
I say pray to the Father and follow the promptings of the Spirit,
A Mormon Armenian in Turkey? I wonder if most of the members there are
either ex-Pats or other Christian peoples, as opposed to Turks.
Although, thanks to Ataturk, it should be easier for the Church in
Turkey than in most other Islamic nations.
Geoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/29/02 10:04PM
Dear
Which book was that? I had heard that his other books on OT women were a
bit racy... but I have not read them myself. Have they been banned too?
BTW, I have read most of the Ender's Game series (although I have to
admit that the newest editions are a little too violent and graphic for
me).
I guess it depends on whether or not you agree with his policies... :)
Geoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/03/02 01:27PM
Is that the Turkish version of attaboy?
Jon
Geoff FOWLER wrote:
Although, thanks to Ataturk, it should be easier for the Church in
Turkey than in most other Islamic nations
on the Arabic
alphabet to
one that used the Roman alphabet, with a whole chunk of diacritical
marks. His
adopted name means Father of the Turk[ish Nation] The Turkish
military steps in
if the constitution is violated.
Jon Spencer wrote:
Is that the Turkish version of attaboy?
Jon
Geoff FOWLER wrote
Chet favored us with the following:
And every Protestant church I've dealt with has the
doctrine that True Christians will be neutered angels
in Heaven, with no more feeling for their spouse than
one would have for a faithful brother or sister.
If that is what they are expecting, and desire,
Paul graced us with
Are they declared Levites or Jews? What is the patriarch suppose to do
when a Jew joins the
church and says, I'm a Levite too.
One is either a Jew or a Levite, but not both. While a Levite may be
classed as a Jew per se by the world at large, he is still a Levite,
as far as
Nici o problema - as the Romanians are fond of saying.
Gepff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/18/02 01:53PM
Yeah, and I think I made it even worse when I was trying to figure out
how I got
the two dates mixed up, and the only thing I was thinking of that could
have made
a neural short like that was de
After intense thought, Marc favored us with:
This is also true, but it's a logical extension of the first, not
something that's said explicitly to be inspired. I know it's a nit,
but I think the Lord uses historical events, he doesn't cause
them, else we wouldn't have free will*. His plan is
Gepff!?
I have no idea who that is - apparently he speaks Romanian too.
Strange...
Geoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/18/02 02:16PM
Nici o problema - as the Romanians are fond of saying.
Gepff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/18/02 01:53PM
Yeah, and I think I made it even worse when I was trying to
Marc intelligently replied:
Be careful when you use Latinate terms: they are often
more restrictive than LDS doctrines. [...]
But that raises the philosophical dilemma of free will. We LDS
do *not* believe God is omnipotent in the sense the Romans
used this term -- we believe he's subject to
Jim mentioned:
There also seem to be a number of CES employees
who aptly fit the description of wolves among the
flock.
while Jon added:
And we have found some in our stake. When they
are discovered, they are gone. Now!
While I can see how perhaps a few BYU professors have become,
Gary favored us with:
Are the Republican House and Senate
not right now discussing issues to stop
charter-prohibited subject?
They may be talking about it, but unless something is actually done,
and laws are passed and enforced, then it doesn't make the world any
safer for the innocents.
Stephen,
Great post! According to the prophets, then it appears that there are
actually two types of love:
1. Divine love
2. Unconditional love
They are not one and the same.
However, it is true that our Heavenly Father has and exercises both,
and that we are commanded to do likewise.
Stephen,
I guess in order to clear up the semantics issue, we would need to turn
to the scriptures and words of the prophets and determine how / when
they use the term unconditional love. I had always thought that the
term meant we were to love and forgive our fellowmen, no matter what
they have
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