Yes, they came through clearly. I will have to check it in some of your other replies since I do not use colors, etc, but some of the other posters do. I'll let you know if I have any more problems.

thanks,
Perry


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Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 22:07:35 -0600

Perry, We just changed something back--did that fix it? Izzy

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Izzy, when I open one of your posts, the letters that you typed do not show
up until either I highlight the text (which I usually cannot see to
highlight them), or I scroll past your message and scroll back. Have you
recently changed font color or email program? Does anyone else have this
problem?

Perry


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>Brother Terry, you never cease to amaze me with your (admittedly redneck)
>wisdom! Preach on..Izzy
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>Actaully, Lets not forget -- as I have -- Terry's admonition about laying
>off this stuff for a week. Terry, give us another point of discussion.
>Sometime in the future, I would much edified if I knew something you the
>individual ministries (lay or professional).
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>John
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>Ask and you shall receive John. Another point of discussion it is.
>I was thinking today, that the way of the world is to climb to the top.
>Actually, if you have pull or connections, the way of the world is to start
>at the top, but for Joe average, the measure of success is how far up the
>ladder you are. You start at the bottom, and you take one of two routes.
>If you work hard and long and show the qualities of leadership that those a
>rung above you are looking for, you can eventually grab all the gusto. If
>you aren't really into hard work and do not have any real skill, you can
>still claw your way up by lying or cheating or taking credit for the work
>of
>another. One way honorable and respectable in anyone's eyes, the other not
>so nice, but more and more an acceptable alternative. Success, after all
>is
>success, no matter how you achieve it.
> Now compare that to the method that Jesus offers His followers.
>Surprise! There is no ladder! Jesus does not advocate climbing to the
>top.
>He is looking for people who are willing to start at the bottom and stay
>there. Jesus is not looking for a few good men. Jesus is looking for
>servants. Christians with a servant heart. People who are willing to deny
>self and lift up their brother or sister, put them first, consider their
>feelings and their needs. They are not trying to leave their mark, they
>are
>trying to carry the cross. The reward, the recognition, if there is any
>stored up, comes later.
>
>Will everyone on this list who is doing that please show it by raising your
>hand.
>Terry
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