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@Mike Dwight FYI....

YW. I hadn't heard that. Some of the original United Empire Loyalists up here in Canada were Anglican. But up here the Anglican church doesn't play the same sort of role as it does it England.

@Laish FYI... did you vote in the poll?

I think President Eisenhower's mother belonged to what became the Jehovah's Witnesses, as they are called. Maybe he thought he wou;dn't give publicity to them by publicly joining them, I don't know.

@Mike Dwight Do you pay a lot of attention to dreams? I don't, myself. Revealed Scripture is what really interests me! :)

Hi; Sir. Good avatar photo!

The hearers need to understand in order to benefit.

I'm sure this is true.

Shows just how well established the custom had already become for both genders, decades back. I thinkit's sensible now for sons as well as daughters growing up, if they want to do it, to be allowed to do it confidently and in a matter of fact way.

Well, exactly; the Blesser had glorious plans to bless in Christ. The supposed Earners (there aren't any, actually) of blessing have no power to command it.

"Pray without ceasing" (1 Thessalonians 5).

My dreams are so confusing! I have difficulty in attaching a lot of importance to them, although in the cold light of day our memories may have been stirred by something we dreamed, and so we might then benefit from considering something factual about the content.

@Lady Crosstalk Romans 8 has very comforting words about the Holy Spirit interceding for believers who cry Abba, Father. :)

Okay; I see the context...

Let's hope that your daughter is a teetotaler, at least when she's at the tattoo parlor, right? (So many young ppl anyway seem to find their way to the tattoo parlor.)

Thanks for your vote, BTW! (And I think I can guess how you voted!) I don't find it problematic, either... If they really want to do it, both daughters and sons ought to be free to have it done. For sons, whether it's one side or both depends on personal preference or family custom.

God's answers to prayer are often: 1) Yes or 2) No or 3) Wait. I think many of us find 3) the hardest...

Sounds like you haven't tried to put it in lately... :)

Well, despite the recent thaw, here it's turned cold and wintery again...

Kind of argues for proofreading, maybe... :) (which I often forget to do...)