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You are assumeing they didn't study it. What will be your comment when they say they have studied it and can find no correlation with your results? When ever someone disagrees with you, the comment is they haven't reallly studied or are blind.

I'm so sorry, deciding when enough is enough is one of the hardest things a petparent can do. I had a ten year old cat that I raised since she was a 4 week old kitten. Her last year was miserable, she had constant diarrhea and vomiting, she could barely walk, and some sort of neuro problems, as she "lost" me constantly. I couldn't let her go, she was my furbaby, I was selfish and made her suffer unnecessarily for a year, before my family put their foot down and forced me to see her reality. It's awful. But when the time comes, you can make it as peaceful as possible, with her best friend right there letting her know it's okay. In the meantime, I pray that the meds do the trick. <3

Yes, thank you. It is great, isn't it.

Sully is a male Maltese. He was a rescue puppy. Around two years of age he started having health problems. His first problem was thrombocytopenia. Then he had a growth on his eyelid removed. Then patella problems came along and now trachea issues. So far I have spend over $10k for his medical issues. He still needs patella and trachea surgeries. This alone will cost over $5k. Personally, I've had enough. I'm trying to get my finances in order because my wife and I are retiring within 4 years. I'm afraid if he can't be treated with medication that I'm going to have to have him euthanized. Any suggestions? Sully needs your prayers. Robert

Well I would like to, but my current position as a electronic technician/engineer will eventually phaseout in about 6 years and then I'll have to do a more physical type job. That I cannot do because of back issues. As to date I have had 3 back surgeries. So at 62 I must retire.

Charles Lindbergh

To easy!! Krypton for sure. Answer: Krypton is the home planet of Superman and is named after the element krypton, which is abundant in its atmosphere. The origin story of Superman relates that he was born on the alien planet Krypton, before being rocketed to Earth as an infant by his scientist father moments before Krypton's destruction. Discovered and adopted by a Kansas farmer and his wife, the child is raised as Clark Kent. At a young age he begins to display various superhuman abilities, which he uses to benefit humanity through a secret "Superman" identity.

For me, I got no Idea! Not even a guess, nada, Bupkis, zilch, nyet!! LOL B. "Don't You Want Me" Don't You Want Me by the Human League began with those lyrics. And for that earworm, you're welcome! Source: various web sites.

So, if you and JoeMo are not talking about the same thing....what are you talking about? He gave you the correct location. Are simply goig to move it about to suit your 'prophecy'?

JoeMo, after reading your reply, I reread my post. We don't appear to be talking about the same thihg

Gregory, was it a video of this?

I wish there was a book by him that summarizes his views. I simply don't have the time or enough lifetimes to read a book written by every Joe purporting to have the correct gospel.

There is not a place in Iran called Chittim, but there is a place in SE Cyprus named Chittim. Cyprus is in the Mediterranean Sea; Iran has no coastline on the Mediterranean. Iran does have coastline on the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf; and has naval/military bases in those islands. I Googled Cyprus-Iran, and could find no place in ancient history where Persians ever occupied Cyprus.

OK. I was NOT trying to start an argument about the "three days and three nights" "sign of the prophet Jonah". I do not want to get into THAT one here. There is a detailed study at my website on THAT topic, with a written, and audio, and video presentation - whichever you prefer. I will only say that I believe Jesus died on a Friday, rested over the Sabbath in death, and was resurrected by His Father at sunrise on the first day of the week. http://www.prophecyviewpoint.com/htdocs/45-Three-Days-Nights.pdf

Thanks for correcting my typo JoeMo, Deuteronomy 4:29 "But if from thence thou shalt seek the LORD thy God, thou shalt find Him, if thou seek Him with all thy heart and with all thy soul." Jeremiah 29:13 "And ye shall seek Me, and find Me, when ye shall search for Me with all your heart." But of course the promise is conditional--- When God reveals something to us we have to do it. Like change our lifestyle to meet that which He has revealed to us. If we don't act upon what He is showing us, He stops showing us more until we respond to what He has shown us already. That is God's mercy and God's love.

Working in a hospital I have seen that some clinical procedures, in specific cases, do not provide a benefit that is worth the cost to a patient. Death is a part of our human existence. Life involves quality more than quantity. We once had an Airdale who had survived including heat stroke and been restored to health, after a period of time. One Sabbath day he lost his ability to breathe properly. We rushed him to the ED for dogs. After examination, the Vet told us that the next step in the examination would have to be to open up our dogs chest. NOTE: The dog had been placed in a coma and was on oxygen. I informed the vet that I worked in a hospital and I would not allow her to open up my dog's chest unless she could assure me that such could resolve the issue. I was immediately informed that that assurance could not be given. And that there was a real possibility that she would have to simply close the dog's chest up again. I told her: "No Way. I will not allow you to do that to my dog." So, the decision was made to put the dog out of his misery and send him off into a final sleep. And that was done. Enough was enough for the poor animal.

Robert, I'll be praying for you and Sully. These decision are very difficult. Today its been 2 weeks since we had to put our 10 year old Bichon-Shitsu Luci to rest. She had advanced kidney disease. This would have claimed her life in the next few months IF she responded exceptionally well to treatment. Honestly it was a horrible decision to make, but I could not get over the idea of her being a pincushion for blood work etc over the next few months, with no hope of a cure. I'll be praying for you both.

Do whatever is most merciful... It's hard when they suffer

I think those are pretty far off topic, Robert. The question, as I understand it, is about which platform is more dangerous to religious freedom. If the threat is perceived as coming from a theocracy (or what is purported to be one: not rule by God, but rule by those with a particular faith), then I think the threat is from the Right. For example, the institution of required Sunday worship and the prohibition of Saturday worship is an example of this form of loss of religious freedom. If the threat is perceived as coming when secularism that esteems all religions (and none) as private matters flips over into the suppression of religion per se, then I think the threat is from the Left. For example, the notion that it is indoctrination to teach children about religion at Sabbath School and they should not be so taught until they make a decision as adults is an example of this form of less of religious freedom. Both have their dangers, but the dangers are different.

anyone could be used... right or left...