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* We all have to start somewhere. Some start with a duck. *

* Restitution is found in the age to come. *

Newbies should be taught and come to understand that the Israel of God is the new Israel, the spiritual Israel as opposed to the physical Israel, the ideal Israel, the body of the Messiah.

The land mustn’t be removed from the promise God made to Abraham and to his seed. We will have it when the Messiah returns and sits on David’s throne in Jerusalem. There is no kingdom of God without the promised land, the entire earth. The blessing of Abraham will be seen in the coming kingdom...

* The deliciously, nutritiously, all in to the end prophetic words of Bartholomew Richard Fitzgerald-Smythe (aka “Mr. Peanut”) *

* The KGB bartender has seen this all before. There’s a teeny-tiny gun that ain’t no joke concealed in his drying towel. *

* It’s critically important to understand when someone is speaking literally and when they are speaking figuratively, as Harold is about to learn the hard way.

* Who’s the cat that won’t cop out when there’s danger all about? *

Newbies who read and believe this are in trouble. This constant pitting of Paul against Peter (and all of the other apostles, as well as against the preaching of the Messiah) is a calamity.

“Blessed are the meek for they will inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5) Who, I would ask newbies to consider, is Jesus referring to here?

Yes. The land is promised to Abraham and to his seed (Genesis 12:7). As you know, Paul tells us (Galatians 3:16) that the Messiah is the seed of Abraham and that those who belong to Messiah are heirs according to the promise made to Abraham (Galatians 3:29). Paul tells us (Romans 11) that...

* O friend. Come on in out of the cold. Sit right down here close to the fire and warm yourself while I tell you about the Good Book. *

* It’s early. Hang in there. *

“Your job is to speak the truth. Be full of grace and truth. People may not respond at all. That’s okay. You do what’s right and leave the results to God.” - Frank Turek

* I like this, I really do. But I hope you remembered to store your tears in a barrel. If there’s one thing I remember from working on my grandparents’ farm it’s that we watered the seeds after we planted, not before. *