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It's a huge state, also; one of the biggest among the Lower 48... (Maybe not quite as big as some of the vast and nearly empty Canadian provinces...)

PS: This thread was supposed to be about suffragettes; now some ppl are trying to discuss whether it should even be worn at all! :)

A lot of Christian brides will likewise spent quite a while getting ready for the wedding, right? My wife had her face done by a professional.

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@Acolyte : So when you had it done, did you know of a good parlor - maybe the one your dh used for his? - or maybe you took a while to check out various parlors and artists' portfolios? Personal recommendation and reputation can often be useful.

I do think the Textus Receptus is reliable. The Byzantine Majority is fairly similar.

One farmer asked another: "Can you lend me $50?" The other replied: "Sorry, this is my deaf ear; try the other ear." The first farmer asked in the other ear: "Can you lend me $100?" The other farmer replied: "Sorry, you'll need to go back to the $50 ear..."

See the context from Matthew 24; the tribulation mentioned there is different from the tribulation principle in John 16: "In the world ye shall have tribulation, but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world", a wonderful promise to take hold of.

Great text!

Good to have Biblical lyrics also! I have been listening to hymns while driving along.

We have this text from Psalm 46.10 displayed in our house! :)

LA Ink, Miami Ink, NY Ink and London Ink are all fairly similar, right? there is the similar 'roving camera' which traces a tattoo from its conception and planning to the finished article, right?

The verses' context is the saints in the tribulation; it's not the Rapture of the church in view in Matthew 24.

If I am separated from God I was never His in the first place.

Exactly!

Ephesians 2 - the first few verses - show very strongly that the will of the unbeliever is thoroughly in bondage to a totally fallen state; and what the sinner thus needs is the grace of God.

Ephesians 2 speaks of the unbeliever 'dead in trespasses and sins', 'fulfilling the desires of the flesh and of the mind'. The chapter also speaks of the believer regenerated by God's grace, saved by grace through faith, not of works.

"Thou shalt guide me with thy counsel, and afterward receive me to glory." (Psalm 73.24)

Oh okay...

For the true believer -as opposed to the person who merely professes, this is the blessed state of affairs: Romans 8.38-39: "38For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, 39nor height, nor depth, nor any...