Nathan_Jr

Where does one find these SNS/SNT transcripts? Archive.org has all the recordings, so does YouTube, but I can't find the transcripts. It's easier for me to read them than to listen to that serpentine voice. And in reading them, without any effort, the factual, practical, doctrinal errors leap off the page. The contradictions. The logical fallacies. The bull$hit histrionics. The dark persuasion. Does an online repository for this bull$hit exist? **It truly breaks my heart that human beings are so gullible that they believe ANY of this bull$hit. At this point for me, it's all wretch and no vomit.

Yep. You handled that quote with matchless accuracy. Isn't that just wonderful! Just a tremendous kernel. But ol' Eli wasn't accurate about everything. Also attributed to him: Worry and anxiety are the sand in the machinery of life; faith is the oil. Literally, according to usage, "faith" here should be rendered beleeeving. Haha! Oh, boy! Isn't that somethin'!

Like waterhead babies. Like Jesus's bastard bar mitzvah. Like four crucified.... and hundreds more. You just can't make this up... oh, wait...

I just don't think I'm good at this game. Trying to play to y'all's wheelhouse. And the radio air play rule will get me every time. I'm walking that tight rope between stupidly obvious and esoteric obscurity. My inclination will always be towards the latter, I suppose. "Dreams", The Allman Brothers Band, The Allman Brithers Band, 1969

"Just one more mornin' I had to wake up with the blues Pulled myself out of bed, yeah Put on my walkin' shoes And went up on the mountain To see what I could see The whole world was fallin', right down in front of me 'Cause I've a hunger for the dreams I'll never see, yeah, baby Ah, help me baby, or this will surely be the end of me, yeah Pull myself together Put on a new face Climb down off the hilltop, baby Get back in the race 'Cause I've a hunger for dreams I'll never see, yeah, babe Lord, help me baby, or, this will surely be the end of me, yeah" **I have no idea if this ever received commercial radio air play. Before my time. But I sure do love this era.

"Just one more mornin' I had to wake up with the blues Pulled myself outta bed, yeah Put on my walkin' shoes Went up on the mountain To see what I could see The whole world was fallin' Right down in front of me"

Indeed, victor uses the cunning, deceptive tactics of implication, insinuation, and suggestion. But just in case you missed it, he spells it out explicitly for you in the last session: He, alone, is THE teacher. "This is why, if at any time -- if at any time I can be of help to you, if I can help you or any of our people can help you, if this is true, and we can be of service to you, I'd like for you to write to me, just write: THE TEACHER, New Knoxville, Ohio, 45871. Just write to me. Anytime it's addressed to "The Teacher," it always comes to me, personally. You just write to me if we can be any help to you in understanding it and helping you with the greatness of God's Word or in any other way, whereby we can help you."

It's definitely Syriac, aka Syriac Aramaic. I recognize some of the alphabet, though I'm not sure what it says. Anyone know? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syriac_language No corporation interested in growth and in achieving goals, spiritual or carnal, can operate effectually this way. This is willful ignorance and a clear sign of spiritual immaturity. Not since the mid-20th century and victor paul wierwille has anyone so enthusiastically squatted over the mouth of God to take a dump. Just tremendous kernels of truth. Bless your little hearts in the original.

That video is so cringe. He said the only feedback ever given and considered was from the first ten kids from the fist wow summer. This alone provided the blueprint for all future wow. Do they really beleeeve that's enough? Was feedback/criticism of the program by subsequent participants ever encouraged and accepted by "leadership"? Is there an applause prompter in the studio? It's so painstakingly scripted. He just can't stop, won't stop, reading from the script in his hand. Is that Syriac on the seal on the podium?

Good. Now, I have asked you some questions. Relevant questions. Politely. Care to answer?

I think it's not only important to find out what he said and wrote, but what he meant. This is how one puts it together so it fits like a hand in a glove - this is the original work. I have posted screen shots of advanced class transcripts. It's always astonishingly revelatory. I wish I had a transcript of pfal. Do you have a transcript? Would you please post a screen shot of this phrase?

I did. I sure did. Thanks. Why do you suppose he he included this specific time frame? Why not two weeks? Or four months? Or the next 72 hours? Why three months?

...is the most important and sinister clause here, whether epistles or collaterals. I seem to remember you writing this, Mike, about the collaterals, etc. You may be technically correct, but I also remember victor grumbling: read nothing but or exclusively or only the epistles/collaterals/pfal.

Though this song is regarded by many as the best song on the record and covered by many bands still to this day, it may not have ever received air time in the U.S. (I didn't consider this rule carefully enough.) "Fearless", Meddle, Pink Floyd

I suspected that was your sweet spot. I'm in my mid-40s. I"m a fan of your sweet spot. The record came out in 1971.

Hint: Originally written, composed and recorded by this British band on their 6th album.

Sorry! I think I conflated this one with the one-liner game. You say the hill's too steep to climb, chiding You say you'd like to see me try climbing You pick the place and I'll choose the time And I'll climb the hill in my own way Just wait awhile for the right day And as I rise above the tree line and the clouds I look down, hear the sound of the things you said today Fearlessly, the idiot faced the crowd, smiling Merciless, the magistrate turns 'round, frowning And who's the fool who wears the crown? Go down in your own way And every day is the right day And as you rise above the fear lines in his brow You look down, hear the sound of the faces in the crowd Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone You'll never walk alone Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone You'll never walk alone

Let's assume victor got eye cancer from the lights while filming pfal, as claimed. 1. What's Avilable: A message from God in the form of a professional providing guidance for working with high-powered studio lights. 2. How to Receive it: Listen with meekness; discard willful ignorance. Discard ego. 3. What to do with it...: Follow the professional guidance step by step; heed all warnings and instructions; don't test God; thank those sent by God who are smarter than you. 4. Needs//Wants: You need your eyeballs to see, you need your organs to live. You want to see and you want to live. 5. Ability/Illingness: God is able to communicate in any form. He's obviously willing because he did. Lessons: Don't test God. Don't ignore God. He won't tell you a second time until you obey the first time. *"Results got resulted." Brilliant. I'm stealing that.

TRUTH. This can't be said enough. On that day, I wouldn't want to be anywhere near these people or the people who "taught" them. Bless their little black hearts - they have so much to unlearn.

Self-contradictory doctrines fit like a music coordinator's hand in a glove.

Thanks. So victor teaches both an absent and a present Christ? Or is it Christ is absent but the Lord is present? Does he "teach" a distinction? Hey. I didn't write the book. The way he made it all fit together, that's the original work. It's so simple.

So the leading by the teaching of the physical, formulaic mechanics of how (H-O-W) to say lo shunta la shonta, I presume? Wow that really is a greater work! Just a tremendous kernel!

That was probably "taught" to me as well - smells familiar. So, Jesus could only teach ABOUT the new birth, but he just didn't have the power to LEAD anyone to it? Only the Pharisee's Pharisee could do it? To be clear, the new birth wasn't available? Or the leading one to the new birth wasn't available?

I was "taught" the "greater works" is SIT -- Jesus was incapable of speaking SIT, because he didn't have holy spirit, even though he's the one who sent it. The implication of most of the "teachings" about Jesus is that "he was a just a bastard Jew and a sacrificial scapegoat... something had to be sacrificed like a sheep or goat, so it might as well be this bastard Jew - he may be glorified at the right hand of God, but he's dead.... to/for....now, have you read the epistles!?!?... just tremendous...mmmmph....MMMPH..."

Ok. You say the hill's too steep to climb, chiding You say you'd like to see me try climbing