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Well, this is just fine! :) (I guess just watch what your daughter does...)

Well, I don't see the church in Matthew 24; and so don't see the church going through the great tribulation of Matthew 24.

I do see the church and Israel in Scripture as fundamentally distinct, albeit with the New Testament drawing strongly on the language of the Old Testament.

This sounds like it would be true, yes. I've never asked nuns, either, but frankly it's what young women do. While this quote refers to Protestant young women, the practice is hardly likely to be restricted to Protestant young women, is it? forums dot thewelltrainedmind dot com

Good to look to 1 Corinthians 11.26 - 'till He come' - rather than trust politicians...

I see... BTW, do you know whether nuns have tattoos these days - to any significant extent? o_O

Indeed... :)

@1stCenturyLady FYI, did you see the recent posts on this thread?

Hi; good to see you.

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This indeed seems to be plain sense of John 6.37. We must learn humbly to depend on the grace of God, and not be puffed up with any sense of our supposed rights and merits and abilities.

People sometimes speak of 'theophanies': Old Testament manifestations of the Second Person of the Trinity.

Went our earlier; there seemed to be ice on the inside of the window of the car. The temp. has dropped many degrees in the past few hours.

The key is, Being humbly open to God's revelation of Himself in Scripture.

o_O.....?

Yes, well these days there are various safeguards and training available to pursue sterile conditions; as seems clear from this short video: FYI: If she really wants to pursue it as a line of work, maybe she would already be quite well informed about inspection and sterility measures?

Good point; it's about communion with the Lord (rather than some supposed "proof" about the freedom of those who are dead in sins...)

Hope you guys will be well soon...

Chapter 4: Joy, prayer, thankfulness — all intertwined. (As also in 1 Thessalonians 5.)

Who has further thoughts from this precious Epistle? :)