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I'd rather you just hit me in the face with a shovel. .

Spinach/black-eyedpea/lentil chili w/ Ezekiel 4:9 bread and cashew/avocado butter: And I can eat all of that! .

I have to believe he means well, but you know what they say. And we're all broken. .

Yes, that would be a nice thing to do someday. Let me know when you're ready. Unless you've mentioned something new here, I'm afraid I don't. Sorry, but you could pretty much copy-and-paste post these rants over and over and I doubt anyone would know the difference. It could pass for AI...

Now, I would really like to ask you to respond to my concerns before answering your prompts but, since I know that's not something that would further your talking points, I'll just go ahead and tell you that I don't know too much about either of them, since I'm generally more concerned with...

Way too much opinion involved here, Jay. Thanks, but I'll pass. .

Fasting for my health: (Cheating a little with some raw, diced spaghetti squash, grape tomatoes and raw cashew and avocado dip) No, I can't eat all of that. .

Leviticus 23:26-32 KJV — And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying, Also on the tenth day of this seventh month there shall be a day of atonement: it shall be an holy convocation unto you; and ye shall afflict your souls, and offer an offering made by fire unto the LORD. And ye shall do no work in...

No, the problem is that false love is the only thing than can rise to the surface when Christians denigrate and deny the transcript of the character of the God who is synonymous with true love—His Law. It's gone on for so long now that the Gospel itself has been watered down to a social...

Kind of like the Last Supper? :hearteyes: .

Big talk. Staw man? Must we? Who asked you to follow anyone but Jesus Christ? Put up or shut up time, Amigo. About what? Whether I'm going to trade my pounds for an ounce? You ride your "all-inclusive love" hobby horse for all it's worth, my friend. Some of us have that AND other things to...

The sacrifice and oblation ceases in the middle of the 70th week as the veil in the temple is torn in two. Nice enough chart, though. .

Sorry, Sis, I just have to snicker at how our ages are showing here (not yours, of course). Sometimes I grab my wife a donut and a decaf at Dunkin and they knock half (or something like that) off of the $1.50 for the donut because of the 50¢ worth of coffee they're charging me $3.50 for (I...

Unless it's not a "figure of speak" in the ancient Hebrewspeak. And "somewhere near" isn't in the text. You're eisegeting the daylights out of this, Jay. .

Well, then, I guess an ancient Hebrew wouldn't have used an expression with the word "chatsi/וַחֲצִ֨י" in the "middle" of it to call their child out of a busy road. :) You're half-right, anyway. And I do mean "half." Christ was baptized in the autumn of 27AD, crucified in the spring of '31...

:musicn2:And the dish ran away with the spoon...:musicaln: To bad we're talking about linear time and not 3D bread. How can halfway through a week be anywhere but the 3½ day point? .

Baloney—you're just soft-pedaling your doubling down on your schtick about all religions and/or denominations being evil and thoroughly corrupted by the "all-inclusive love" with which you are completely obsessed. I get it. It's safe to stand by and say "They're all crazy, and I tried to tell...

I'm afraid it's all true. The attitude of most folks seems to be that as long as I have my salvation in the bag, all I need concern myself with is saying and doing as I very well please, and anyone who doesn't like it is just proving they're deceived and/or lost. Sadly, we Adventists venture...

This is just another indicator of how very little you actually know about Adventism, Amigo. Why would Adventists "be amazed at how many people can join that which is false?" I've told you countless times that you didn't invent the cause of anti-ecumenism. Many of us were preaching it long...

It happens occasionally, but it falls on deaf ears to those who reject the Sabbath and often the entire law of God outright, which accounts for most folks here. I remember looking forward to Sundays, as a young child. It was a time when business-as-usual was laid aside as Christ and family were...