waysider

Treat everybody the way you would want them to treat you. Without that much, it's really just another Sunday School lesson.

You are joking, aren't you? That's, perhaps the most moronic explanation I've ever heard. Now, before you get your panties in a bunch, I did not call you a moron, I said the explanation was moronic. Try this, why don't you. Present that same demonstration to someone who knows nothing about TWI and observe their response. "All without exception" means the same thing as "all without distinction". You don't need a PhD in English to understand that.

WTH I suppose you might have some sort of point if you could actually demonstrate that the teaching on "private interpretation" is, itself, an accurate and "right dividing" of scripture. Kinda like defining a word without using it in the definition. By the way, you do realize you just called me an "idiot", don't you? That's OK-----I forgive you.

Well there you have it. Dr. claimed he got it by revelation(page 9 of JCNG /per Mike) so, of course, it must be true. I'll tell you that when you tell me how your commercial for PFAL is on topic. (Not the circular logic version.)

Just like Woodstock, it was based on an idealistic fantasy.

Here ya go, jeast.

Roy You have a knack for cutting straight to "the chase". Holy Hugs headed your way, Bro. waysider

This whole idea of having the freedom to pick and choose assignments in The Way without being labeled a quitter, or worse, is laughable at best. Not only would you be labeled a failure, but God's protection would(supposedly) be lifted from you if you chose to do otherwise. If you really never saw that, I would have to say "good for you". Does that answer your question? BTW -----Sometimes "quiting" is just another way of saying "I changed my course", as in "I can see this road is a dead end so I am going to "quit" following it."

Does Rock of Ages,'72(The Movie) count? :B)

But staying with her And my little bit of wisdom Broke down her desires Like light through a prism Into yellows and blues And the tune that I could not have sung ====================== And she touched me for a moment With a look that spoke to me of her sweet love

Mike You may(or may not) recall that a few months ago, I posted a story of how, as a young child, I set out on a quest to capture a "golden pony". Interestingly, though the pony was only a figment of my imagination, the story, itself, is quite true. Life is full of twisted ironies and parallels, don't you agree? I hope, some day, you capture that "golden pony". I want to be among the first to rejoice with you when you do

Mike Perhaps you could give a brief synopsis of what you've found thus far.

Was that "all without distinction" or "all without exception"?

Thanks, Sky There was a splash of rhetoric sprinkled in my question.

Hmmmmm? Is there a difference between a veteran(Vet) and someone who is on active duty? I'm just askin'

----------------------------------------- In PFAL, Wierwille notes the distinction between "thoroughly" and "throughly." In truth, the latter is an archaic form of the former. They mean precisely the same thing (Wierwille failed to follow his own principle of interpreting words according to their Biblical usage). Discussion: We understand and acknowledge that Wierwille was trying to teach the principle of reading that which is written. That principle is valid, and this is a good example of the need to read the Bible carefully. But Wierwille was in error when he explained the distinction between "thoroughly" and "thoroughly." There is no distinction. (from "Actual errors in PFAL) ------------------------------------------------------ Simply another example of Dr. Wierwille's own "private interpretation" There is nothing in that teaching that demonstrates that this is how God intended for the word all to be understood.

Free turn up for grabs!!!

She was only a girl I know that well, but still I could not see That the hold that she had Was much stronger than the love she felt for me.

Crazy Love---------Van Morrison

OK, this is the last line, not the first line.Hopefully it will be easily recognized.I'd fall down on my knees and kiss the ground that you walk on if I could just hold you again.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Here's the answer

You are correct, bfh. Though it was originally recorded by Jimmy Ruffin, Joe Cocker also did a fine rendition. Here is a clip from Standing In The Shadows Of Motown, a highly recommended film which documents the history of Motown's studio band, The Funk Brothers. What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted?---------Joan Osborn http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NE0-ALv2fM

Love's happiness is just an illusion Filled with sadness and confusion

Is it Baby You Can Drive My Car by The Beetles?