many spirit came to sit ; two white in purity, interesting father as i watched ; some sat on the wire some in the tree ; one sang  ; and as i left they all left  to ; the number 19 went to 20 the 9 went to 10 the 20 then to 21 and sang ; the 1 from the tree ; the 19 and 9 came to 20 and 9 after more flew in from another place but not from the tree ; the ones in the tree never moved ; the one came from the group that flew from another place, but landed in the tree first  ; people watching ; the one that sang sat to my left arm ; the cross called ;  one white on each side to the centre  ; what can i do father ? speak to me that i not error in judgement to word as you spake ; i saw in the paper a fire between the airport and another place on the highway ; a two car garage ; i stoped at a house ; i prayed the lords way ; i ate i left ; interesting to the eat ; the snow came as i sat ; i speak this not for you but for them ; for you knew were i was going to meet me ; and were i was gone to ; the number in the tree a mystery between you and me ; the spirit cried to the north ! ; as the cross laid north to both sides ; but west ? or north north ; the one side longer than the other ; in more to one white than the other white ; one white either side to centre ; the one from the trees to the mount ?  i know one to the mount from the trees ; in spirit ;

 

 

 

 

3 ASTEROIDS, HAVE COME TO THE EARTH, IN THE LAST LITTLE WHILE,

 

 

i DID SAY WE WERE IN A ASTEROID BELT ; THIS HAPPENED ONCE BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF THE EARTH, THATS WHY YOU FIND TEMPLE RUINS ABANDONED IN PART,

 

 

 

FINAL ANSWER  REGIS ?  IN MY WORD, AND TO THAT OF G"D, IS THAT I SAID AND HE SAID  "NO" "SAME SEX" "MARRIAGE""BLESSING" ; ARE YOU WITH ME???

 

Main Entry: ¹fi·nal 

Pronunciation: \ˈfī-n^əl\

Function: adjective

Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin finalis, from finis boundary, end

Date: 14th century

1 a: not to be altered or undone <all sales are final> b: of or relating to a concluding court action or proceeding <final decree>2: coming at the end : being the last in a series, process, or progress <the final chapter>3: of or relating to the ultimate purpose or result of a process <our final goal>

Main Entry: ¹an·swer 

Pronunciation: \ˈan(t)-sər\

Function: noun

Etymology: Middle English, from Old English andswaru (akin to Old Norse andsvar answer); akin to Old English and- against, swerian to swear — more at ante-

Date: before 12th century

1 a: something spoken or written in reply to a question b: a correct response <knows the answer>2: a reply to a legal charge or suit : plea ; also : defense3: something done in response or reaction <his only answer was to walk out>4: a solution of a problem <more money is not the answer>5: one that imitates, matches, or corresponds to another <television’s answer to the news magazines>

synonyms answer , response , reply , rejoinder , retort mean something spoken, written, or done in return. answer implies the satisfying of a question, demand, call, or need <had answers to all their questions>. response may imply a quick or spontaneous reaction to a person or thing that serves as a stimulus <a response to the call for recruits>. reply often suggests a thorough response to all issues, points, or questions raised <a point-by-point reply to the accusation>. rejoinder can be a response to a reply or to an objection <a salesman with a quick rejoinder to every argument>. retort implies a reaction to an implicit or explicit charge, criticism, or attack which contains a countercharge or counterattack <she made a cutting retort to her critics>.

 

 

 

Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Alexy II

http://www.holycrossocnj.org/main_hmtl/patriarch.htm               

http://orthodoxeurope.org/page/3/3.aspx

MOSCOW (AP) — The Russian Orthodox Church says its Patriarch Alexy II has died

The church says the 79-year-old died at his residence outside Moscow on Friday. It did not give the cause of death, but the patriarch had long suffered from a heart ailment.

The outspoken patriarch had led the world’s biggest Orthodox church since 1990, presiding over a flock that by most estimates numbers two-thirds of Russia’s population of 142 million.

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/12/05/russia.orthodox.alexy.ap/index.html

Patriarch Alexius has, acknowledged that compromises were made with the Soviet government by bishops of the Moscow Patriarchate, himself included, and publicly repented of these compromises:

"Defending one thing, it was necessary to give somewhere else. Were there any other organizations, or any other people among those who had to carry responsibility not only for themselves but for thousands of other fates, who in those years in the Soviet Union were not compelled to act likewise? Before those people, however, to whom the compromises, silence, forced passivity or expressions of loyalty permitted by the leaders of the church in those years caused pain, before these people, and not only before God, I ask forgiveness, understanding and prayers.

FORGIVENESS IS GENEROUS UNTO G"D TO HE WHO ASKS FOR FORGIVENESS AND UNTO THOSE HE SEES FIT TO GIVE IT TO  ; YOU ARE FORGIVEN IN GRACE AND IN FAITH ; GO IN PEACE, AND FIND PEACE, FOR PEACE IS WITH YOU, IN CHRIST JESUS  ;  GRACE UNTO G’D IS GIVEN AND RECEIVED IN FAITH  ;  RSAC ;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patriarch_Alexius_II

Opposition to homosexuality

Patriarch Alexius II has repeatedly affirmed the traditional stand that the Orthodox Church has always taken and opposed the display of homosexuality in Russia, and in particular, has opposed gay parades in Moscow and St. Petersburg. The Church, according to the Patriarch, "has invariably supported the institution of the family and condemns untraditional relations, seeing them as a vicious deviation from God-given human nature". He also said, "I am convinced that gays’ desire to organize a parade in Moscow will not help strengthen the family as the foundation of a strong state".^[40] Alexius sparked further controversy in October 2007 when he called homosexuality an illness and a distortion of the human personality like kleptomania.^[41][42] The Orthodox Church "believes homosexuality to be a sinful distortion of human nature, which is overcome by spiritual effort leading to the healing and personal growth of the individual. Homosexual desires, just as other passions torturing fallen man, are healed by the Sacraments, prayer, fasting, repentance, reading of Holy Scriptures and patristic writings, as well as Christian fellowship with believers who are ready to give spiritual support. While treating people with homosexual inclinations with pastoral responsibility, the Church is resolutely against the attempts to present this sinful tendency as a "norm" and even something to be proud of and emulate. This is why the Church denounces any propaganda of homosexuality. Without denying anybody the fundamental rights to life, respect for personal dignity and participation in public affairs, the Church, however, believes that those who propagate the homosexual way of life should not be admitted to educational and other work with children and youth, nor to occupy superior posts in the army and reformatories."^[

^{I HAVE SPOKE WORDS SIMILAR TO THESE, AND I STAND BEHIND THEM WITH YOU ;}

Wednesday December 3, 2008

Today’s Verse:
   Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God.

Hebrews 12:2 / KJV

 

   

This picture of the face of Jesus of Nazareth appeared miraculously when photographs were taken of the return of a chalice to the tabernacle of a Spanish church which had been pillaged during the Spanish civil war (1936-39).

 

And he said, Take heed that ye be not deceived: for many shall come in my name, saying, I am [Christ]; and the time draweth near: go ye not therefore after them. (Luke 21:8)

 

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Mrs Clinton, the celestial heavens opened and the angles decended, like a dove,  can you hear them singing?

 

 

 notice anything simular in this picture, to a horse pin. the heavens opened

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FOR A MINISTER TO SELL CRACK ETC TO BE A GOOD JEW ?

 

NOT A BLESSING FROM ME THAT I BLOG THIS BUT,  A DOOR TO READ WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ; 

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Communications Update January 2008

Dear SHAWN CANTLON

Happy New Year. Welcome to the January issue of the Church of England’s monthly electronic news bulletin.

The Communications Update provides a round up of stories from the Archbishops, the National Church Institutions and the wider Church. A more in-depth version, with additional items, is available to view at http://www.cofe.anglican.org/info/cofegazette.

We would be grateful for your feedback. Comments should be sent to cofecomms@c-of-e.org.uk.

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Communications Office, Church House, Westminster.

Archbishop of Canterbury’s New Year message – God ‘doesn’t do waste’

By this stage of the holiday season, I imagine you might be looking with dismay at your overflowing rubbish bin, or the mountain of debris piling up outside your back door. Food, drink, presents they all come with more and more packaging. Even the most eco-conscious of us is likely to have a bit of a bad conscience after Christmas. The full text of the message may be found here.

The message is also available on youtube

Archbishop of York’s Sunday Mirror column ‘Long To Reign Over Us’

This week the Queen became Britains oldest ever Monarch. When she was born it was not thought that Princess Elizabeth might become Queen. However the abdication of Edward VIII in 1936 led to the enthronement of Elizabeths father George VI, whose death in 1952 led to the ascension of Queen Elizabeth II. The full article may be found here.

Check your spending – it’s a matter of life and debt

The Church of England has compiled a Post Christmas Debt Check for consumers worried about how much their wallets have been hit by Christmas and New Year spending. Details here.

Church responds to draft Anglican Covenant

The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have submitted a Church of England Response to the draft Covenant. Details here.

University chaplains are giving master classes in social cohesion, say faith groups

A major report commissioned by the Church of England and supported by many of the main faith communities in the UK offers a tutorial in the valuable work of university and college chaplains up and down the country. It calls on Higher Education Institutions and the government to continue to invest in chaplaincies to help them further their significant contribution to social cohesion, at a time when 43 per cent of young people in England and Wales have experienced higher education. Details here

Dioceses consulted on housing assistance for retired clergy

The Church of England is to consult dioceses and individuals on how it can best support retired clergy in need of housing assistance after a life of service to the church, as in recent years house price growth has outstripped the increase in average earnings. Details here.

Churches encouraged to look to the ultimate role model on Education Sunday 2008

In a world of competing role models. Jesus’ powerful challenge to ‘come and see’ is at the heart of Education Sunday 2008. Details here

This monthly news bulletin was produced by the Communications Office based at Church House, Westminster.

 

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