Galen

It is called "incorruptible" because in the KJV that is the phrase that the translators used.

I heard and taught this topic often.Often beginning with Matthew 16:27 And then 1 Corinthans 3 Then a crown incorruptible, 1 Cor 9:25 [ a crown to last forever, for striving for the mastery]Then a crown of rejoicing, 1 Thess 2:19 [ a crown for raising up babes in the Word] Then a crown of righteousness, 2 Tim 4:8 [ a crown for keeping the 'faith' ] Then a crown of life, Ja 1:12 [ a crown for remembering that it is not God who temps us, as we endure tempations ] Then a crown of glory, 1 Pe 5:4 [ a crown for being a tupos to the flock ] and lastly Revelation 2:10

Actually I have material that shows Peter was in the position of leadership back in Jerusalem. True, however during both of the counsels in Acts they did take their arguments back to Jerusalem and argued before the 'leadership'. :)

If I bring 'in' Fred, then I get half of Fred's tithe. And when Fred brings 'in' Bob, Fred gets half of Bob's tithe and I get 1/4 of Bob's tithe. So we each take a profit from everyone that we bring in, plus we each get a cut on the profit from our 'down-line'. I guess that I did not see that structure from my limited experinces in TWI. :) I have read a bit [a long time ago] about the process the early mormons went through in forming their ritual and Temple ceremony. It made sense to me.

No doubt he did. I jsut dont recall that much from CF&S. I was given a copy of the class not long ago, and I did start going through it typing a transcript. However I was interrupted to go build a new house for my family. We are jsut now readying ourselves to move into this new house. So perhaps in a few months I will be able to once again get back to transcribing CF&S. Bless you. :)

Wonderful. :)

I recall hearing the phrase, though I can not say where. As to it's accuracy, I dont really see either part of it as being accurate. :)

Have fun!!! bye now, Ya'll come back 'n sit a spell.

Lynching???

wonderful!!!

LOL LOL bless your little heart.

Capitalism is changing. "Build a better mousetrap and customers will beat a path to your doorstep, ..." Internet sales had a huge effect on small European countries trying to stay independent with their own economie's, when anyone could order anything via the internet. It causes every business to be flexible and re-think how they do business. And it caused those nations to unify into a single economic entity. 'Big box stores' appear to be doing the same thing. Giving small stores a run for the market share, and even shakcing up old established department stores like Sears, Montgomery Wards, JC Penneys, Kmart, etc. The effects on Amazon's growing marketshare on 'Barnes & Noble' is a good example. Mule breeders and stage coach stations were also once a big industry. In many areas every twenty miles or so had a station to change out your teams for fresh teams, or to water and feed your teams. But things changed, and not those old skills are largely obsolete.

Could be, however Northern Ireland is to be a handy example; as does Kosovo.

I would have thought the 'wise' choice of action would have been to stock up routinely on shopping day, for ALL foods and drinks. So when minor events happen like the Super Bowl or what-not you already have sufficient supplies laid by. :) Christians fight Christians, Muslims fight Christians, Muslims fight Muslims, Jews fight Christians, Jews fight Muslims, Christians fight Jews, Muslims fight Jews. ....

Nice photos, I really liked the last photo. watch out for those mosquitos and black fly. :)

no Though I have seen a lot of mini-coopers [which are very tiny little cars. Here in America we used to see a larger version the Honda CVCC with the hand-holds on the front and rear bumpers and a 600cc engine. In Italy we had them with much smaller engines.] Also in Scotland and UK, they had a lot of three-wheeled 'passenger cars'. Freeway speeds, and fast too. But again very small in height and very narrow. It is my understanding that the small cars which are so popular elsewhere, have engines that are far too small to be legal here. In my first saab, you could open the glove compartment and adjust the carburetor. LOL

True.

It is their alcohol-fueled vehicles that are good for freeway driving. Congress ha snot allowed them to be imported, until starting with next year. They have been manufacturing alcohol-fueled vehicles for 9 years now. too bad American car manufacturers are only doing E85. :)

Of course, after being lambasted so much, some of us will simply avoid a lot of discussions. Of those who I know that are 'ex-Way', they do come here, and they 'lurk'. they see how others are dealt with and they refuse to post. I have been asked repeatedly why I come here.

http://home.businesswire.com/portal/site/g...399&newsLang=en Cool! :)

ADCBDBCBE I just guessed about the county populaiton, though I did recently read where our new township has around 9.4 square miles per person in it. :)

You're An EXTREME Redneck When ... 1. You let your 14-year-old daughter smoke at the dinner table, in front of her kids. 2. The Blue Book value of your truck goes up and down, depending on how much gas is in it. 3. You've been married three times and still have the same in-laws. 4. You think a woman who is "out of your league" bowls on a different night. 5. You wonder how service stations keep their restrooms so clean. 6. Someone in your family died right after saying, "Hey guys, watch this." 7. You think Dom Perignon is a Mafia leader. 8. Your wife's hairdo was once ruined by a ceiling fan. 9. Your junior prom offered day care. 10. You think the last words of the "Star-Spangled Banner" are: "Gentlemen, start your engines." 11. You lit a match in the bathroom and your house exploded, right off its wheels. 12. The Halloween pumpkin on your porch has more teeth than your spouse. 13. You have to go outside to get something from the fridge. 14. One of your kids was born on a pool table. 15. You need one more hole punched in your card to get a freebie, at the 'House of Tattoos'. 16. You can't get married to your sweetheart because there's a law against it. 17. You think loading the dishwasher means getting your wife drunk. >BONUS COMMENT< A couple, both bonified rednecks, had 9 children. They went to the doctor to see about getting the husband "fixed". The doctor asked them why, after 9 children, would they choose to do this. The husband replied that they had read in a recent article that 1 out of every 10 children being born in the USA was Mexican, and they didn't want a Mexican baby because neither of them could speak Spanish.

I can answer that. I assure you that during your 'game of bouncing quarters' as soon as you went along with the idea of matching all of them, those guys had already worked out their system of who was going to go first, and who was going to get 'sloppy-seconds, etc.

No, no, never. However my experiences in TWI were largely different from most GS'ers. I was in the ministry being close to Our Heavenly Father and ministering to others. :)

Yes maam.