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A big thanks from me, as well.
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songs remembered from just one line
waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
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Maybe they should have given VPW The Key To The Highway.
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I sang with The Beatles! (I listen to the radio when I shower.)
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"He said his master was so-and-so, a member of Parliament in New Delhi..." Call me crazy. It just seems like if someone gave you a license to preach in all of India, as well as all the other countries in the Far East, the least you could do would be to remember his name.
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songs remembered from just one line
waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
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In Fellow Laborers, we ran down a pitch dark country road every morning at 5:30. There was a pasture with about half a dozen steers beside the road. A fence separated us, of course. The steers would automatically run along side us as we made our trek "to the tree and back". I'm quite sure I'll never "run with the bulls" in Pamplona. You have to wonder, though, whether Papa Hemingway would have snickered at the thought of "running with the steers". (and that's no bull.)
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So, now, you're not only Broken Arrow, you're Sitting Bull!
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Why do people in the Way lie so easily to people outside the Way?
waysider replied to citygirl99's topic in About The Way
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Hello, Cara The pie was getting a bit stale and the coffee is cold so I thought I would, instead, offer this musical welcome.
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Not so much as even a brief mention of anyone receiving a "miraculous" healing.
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Sorry...My details were incorrect.....Still, I think the concept is the same....Using information gathered through hidden microphones and pretending it came via revelation......Not too unlike what VP did when he secretly gathered information from Liberty Lobby (a political extremist propaganda mill) and pretended he was getting it from God.
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Oh my gosh! I hope there aren't any innies from HQ reading the stuff about HQ being bugged!
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Was he driving the Catalina?
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I wonder how much isn't.
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There is someone who posts on GSC who was given the responsibility of maintaining some of the surveillance equipment.
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Much too long. Break it into bite size morsels.
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Ya know, as age starts taking it's toll, pitching a tent is not quite as easy as it once was. :o
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I never liked to fly---ever. OK, let me rephrase that. I always enjoyed the physical sensation associated with being in-flight. But, I have always detested all the protocol it involves. And, I haven't even flown since 9/11! Not necessarily because of that particular event, just because I haven't needed to. Customer service: I work in a customer service driven industry. We get the frequent company pep rallies where it's stressed to us that "the customer comes first.", blah, blah, blah. Guess what? If, as a technician, you really adjusted your already over booked scheduled to make every customer happy, you'd be working 25 hours a day. It's the way these companies operate that needs to change, not the poor souls who are trying their best to provide a decent level of service. I think that's a point that needs to be remembered when addressing complaints.
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Ya just gotta wonder if it will come down to pulling straws. Short straw gets the job.
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PFAL---pages 30, 31 At the next stop a man came to our compartment in the train saying that he represented his master who wanted to come and meet the man of God. He said his master was so-and-so, a member of Parliament in New Delhi, who was riding on the train. The member of Parliament came to our compartment to tell Mrs. Wierwille and me that what he had seen in Jubbulpore was the most tremendous Christian event he had ever witnessed-that a man of God would bless all God's people irrespective of whether they were Christian or Hindu, He offered us the keys to his city and said that any time we wanted to minister in India, the doors of India and the Far East would be open to us to teach the accuracy and the greatness of God's Word. Sooooo-----Just like that, a member of the Indian Parliament took it upon himself to represent the other 795 members of Parliament, as well as other entire nations by opening the doors of India and the Far East? There is so much wrong with this whole scenario, I'm not sure where to start.
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I just looked at the review. From what I can see, at least, it looks like there may be quite a bit of similarity in what Welch wrote and what appeared in PLAF (The Wonder Class) as Sonship Rights and God's Classification of People.