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a. 144,000 literal b. 144,000 symbolical, but different from Great multitude c. 144,000 symbolical, but it is a part of Great multitude d. 144,000 the symbolical number of the Great multitude Explain your answer...

In testing out this new software, Stan has requested that someone other than an administrator begin a new topic. So, let us all thank Stan for the work that he has gone to in transferring to this new program, or whatever he has done. In any case if has taken a lot of effort on his part. GM

Woman Becomes Oldest Person Ever At 127 Sep 1st 2014 A woman in Mexico may be the oldest living person ever. According to her family, Leandra Becerra Lumbreras turned 127 years old on Sunday, though she is unable to take the Guinness World Record because her birth certificate was lost 40 years ago when she was moving houses. Lumbreras, who says she was born August 31, 1887, has 73 great-grandchildren and another 55 great-great-grandchildren. But sadly, has already buried her five children, many of her 20 grandchildren. One of her granddaughters told a Mexican newspaper that despite the fact she's deaf and is suffering from cataracts, she still keeps the family entertained with the stories of her life. One of which is the story of when she fought in the Mexican Revolutions which started in 1910. Her granddaughter added, "She was always a woman who fought. She was still sewing and weaving until about two years ago. She never ceased to be active, that's why we think she's lived so long." Her family also credits her long life to eating well, never getting married, and long durations of sleep. Apparently she sometimes sleeps three days straight. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Japan's Misao Okawa is the oldest living person. She's 115; twelve years younger than Lumbreras. Mexican officials are currently investigating the family's claim, and if it checks out they will provide a new birth certificate so Lumbreras can be recognized for not only the oldest person on earth, but the oldest verified age ever. The latter record stands at 122 years and 164 days.

Not quite "ever!"

I agree

LHC, Click on the forum you want to post in; then click "post new topic" in the upper RH corner of the screen.

Duh? What would be the button to clk to post a new topic?

And, I was simply making an additional comment to enlighten people. :)

I wasn't trying to refer to a statistical causal relationship; rather, I was referring to an interconnecting relationship. So I think my choice of "correlation" was correct. (I was the top student in Advanced Statistics in grad school)

Ellen White did speak against SDAss being members of such. The Trustees of the EGW Estate have made the following statement: You will find the above statement in 2 SM page 120.Then in a section beginning on 2 SM page 121 and ending on page 140, she expands on the subject in what was first published as a pamphlet entitled SHOULD CHRISTIANS BE MEMBERS OF SECRET SOCIETIES. However, the SDA Church today does not generally prohibit its members from also being members of such societies. As a congregational pastor, I once had a member who was also a Mason. But, at that time, he was largely inactive due to health problems. My personal thinking, which is not based upon objective evidence, is that active Masons are not likely to be active SDAs.