LibertyGal

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Servant of Christ, Blogger, Aspiring Christian Author, Business owner, homeschool Mom, science geek, newbie gardener & rabbit breeder.

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2024-11-22 17:48:06

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This is also one reason we don't understand many things God does or allows to happen. We think in the here and now. God acts based on eternity. What is best for our comfort right now almost never corresponds to what is for our eternal best.
Think and act eternally, not temporally.

2024-11-22 17:45:16

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This is why knowing the Old Testament, especially Genesis (and even especially more Genesis 1-11) is so important. You can't understand the Gospel, a perfect, holy, all powerful God, and sin without its foundation. People who call themselves "New Testament Christians" are missing more than half of the truth. When Jesus was explaining the Gospel on the road to Emmaus, He didn't use New Testament Scripture; he used Old Testament Scripture. I hope when I get to heaven I can hear that sermon.

2024-11-21 15:27:54

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It just means that you can't be bought. That is a good thing.

2024-11-20 05:18:03

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My first thought was sage, but I'm not an expert and definitely can't tell one sage from another.

2024-11-20 04:33:36

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It isn't what group you identify with that matters. What matters is if you repent of wrongs done, trust Jesus, and identify with Him. People make mistakes. Our Creator God does not.
It is however important to trust in the one true God. There is only one right path.
"Jesus *said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me." (John 14:6)

2024-11-19 21:22:33

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It sounds like Jesus is calling you to Himself. Get a Bible and start reading. In the long run, it is important to fellowship with other believers and even to attend church, but churches are run by fallible humans and a lot of them are not very good at follow what God says about Himself. You can't know if you've found a good church if you don't know God's word, the Bible.
May the one and only God and Creator call you to Himself, show you the truth, and guide you life. May God bring Godly men and women to disciple you in the truth and guide you to His plan for you.

2024-11-16 22:55:42

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Glad you were OK. I'm also glad you didn't have to shoot a dog that might belong to a neighbor.

2024-11-15 00:33:02

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Earlier this week, I made some sweet potato fries fried in wagyu beef tallow with sea salt and ceylon cinnamon. It was really good.

2024-11-14 17:12:36

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- Work hard.
- Spend less than you make
- Pay off all of your debts.
- Save to buy instead of borrow unless it is absolutely necessary to function.
- Value people more than stuff.
- Take care of family, but don't neglect yourself (If you fall apart, you can't take care of your family).
- Don't buy too big of a house. A big house requires more energy, more repairs, more taxes, more insurance, and a lot more time and energy to keep clean.
- Dogs are wonderful.
- Marriage is wonderful, but don't rush into it with the wrong person and don't put it off due to a career or other selfish interests. Marriage is work, but worth it.
- Kids are wonderful.
- Homeschooling is wonderful. It is best for the kids, but is also a blessing to the parents and to the relationship between kids and parents. Homeschooling is even best for the exceptionally gifted (like my eldest) and special needs (like my youngest).
- Trust Jesus. Learn the Bible. Share the Gospel. Obey God's commands.
I am in my 50s. I am doing well financially, not because I made a ton of money, but because I lived meagerly for the first 10-20 years of my adulthood. I borrowed for my first car, but I paid it off early, drove it for 12 years, and never borrowed for a car again. I borrowed for my house, but put down 20% and paid it off early. Now, with no car payments and no house payment, I can live comfortably without a large income. When you are young, you can do the extra work. When you are older, it is so much harder. Make it easier on your older self.

2024-11-12 18:48:51

This was a very interesting article by Steve Kirsch about two published studies showing the covid jabs actually reduce your mucosal antibodies ,which are what your body uses to keep the viruses out of your body. That means they make you more likely to catch covid.
https://substack.com/home/post/p-151526198

2024-11-08 21:57:37

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A lot of the infertility is not genetic inability to conceive. It is caused by our toxic food and by things like the covid jabs. It is an evil enacted on an innocent public.

2024-11-08 17:08:56

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With your comments, I can see where you are coming from and agree mostly, but adoption is an alternative to abortion, but adoption should only be granted to a married couple made up of one man and one woman. Children need what both a father and a mother bring to the family.
There are a bunch of married couples experiencing infertility that would love to be parents to the unwanted children.

2024-11-07 21:05:29

I was listening to a sermon on Daniel by Jace Cloud at Grace Bible Church Dallas. He made the statement, "God is always in control of who is in control." I liked that.
The US has been pushing evil on the world. God seems to have given us a second chance. We need to make the most of it.

2024-11-06 17:32:37

I appreciated this short article, especially this quote from the end of the article.
"The bureaucrats are making us sicker in the name of health, they are making us poorer in the name of prosperity and they are making us stupider in the name of education. Politicians must learn to finally oppose this vampire squid and beat it back, and I hope that Trump can be the beginning of a great anti-bureaucratic tradition in American politics."
Things never change no matter who is elected because the bureaucrats never change. Trump has some people working with him who are ready to jump in and clean house, but will Trump, the House, and the Senate help or even let it happen? If not, Trump's election will just be a speed bump on the way to tyranny.
https://www.eugyppius.com/p/why-i-hope-trump-will-win

2024-11-06 16:07:48

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Wow! I just can't comprehend people actually voting for any of this, much less all of it. I guess the government schools have really done their job of indoctrinating the public and teaching them to blindly follow authority (which in NY means crazy, Marxist Democrats)

2024-11-05 16:30:35

It was cool, but not nasty weather 10 minutes ago. Now it looks like a blizzard with large flakes blowing horizontal to the ground. The weathermen did not predict this.
Can you imagine any job, other than weatherman, where you can be wrong so often and still keep your job?

2024-11-05 16:27:24

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Until one candidate decides to implement biometric credentials to access the internet and institutes a social credit score that allows that access to be turned off. How do you access your bitcoin if you lose access to the internet?
You're not wrong, but there are scenarios that could destroy bitcoin. The question is, "are they likely?"
Also, how many people really have enough bitcoin to live for 4 years to the rest of their lives solely on bitcoin because I see a social credit score coming if the wrong candidate wins.

2024-11-05 16:14:44

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Agreed. I don't expect voting to fix things, but not voting will lead to things getting so much worse. When only the tyrants and people voting to receive other people's money vote, we lose all freedom.
I agree with the principles they are trying to support, but not voting actually leads us farther away from those principles. Trump has a lot of faults, but I believe Kamala winning will be the end of basically all freedoms and such tyranny that we may never recover and if we do recover it will only be after a horrific civil war and/or an economic collapse so bad a huge part of the population starves or is murdered.

2024-11-05 00:49:56

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How can it be the closest election in history when nobody likes Kamala and people start standing in line at 3 am to go to a Trump rally?

2024-11-04 17:03:38

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I actually wonder if all of the talk of disrupting the election with bird flu became too much and they couldn't use it without making the conspiracy theorists look respectable. That is just speculation. They really did seem to be pushing fear of bird flu hard even though all it caused was a few cases of pink eye. Maybe it was all about making money selling vaccines.

2024-11-02 23:49:15

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In two days (or more likely over a week) we figure out if we still have a democratic republic or if, like the Romans, we are now a totalitarian empire and like Venezuela, elections are jut for show (Ironically the voting machines used in many states were first used in Venezuela to fix their elections. I don't think that is a coincidence).

2024-11-02 23:45:11

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Both short and long are useful for different types of communications.

2024-11-02 23:44:25

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Undignified and dignified puppy picture.
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2024-11-02 21:57:44

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I expect him to win by a lot because nobody actually likes Kamal other than maybe her puppet masters. All of her voters are voting for her solely based on Trump Derangement Syndrome. (Not that Trump is anywhere near perfect).
It seems like he should win easily, but I just don't have faith in our elections anymore. I'm afraid that we have become a banana republic. I just tell myself that God is in control and knows what he is doing.

2024-11-02 21:43:31

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Does anyone find it ironic that when we had only paper ballots, we usually got the results by the next day? Now that we have electronic voting, that should make the results available the moment the election is over, it now takes weeks to get results. It makes zero sense unless there is funny business going on for weeks to get the results desired.
It also seems insane that most states seem to have voting for a month or more. Of course going to a high percentage of mail-in votes makes it so easy to commit fraud if a person has no morals or believes their ends justifies the means.
At this point, I have doubts that Trump winning by more than 10% will lead to him becoming president. None of the problems from 4 years ago has been fixed and they've come up with new means of fraud. When those in charge of the election and law enforcement are in on the fraud, there is no recourse available to those who have been disenfranchised by illegal votes and outright fraud.

2024-10-31 22:07:06

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I do think that enough people have committed enough horrible crimes that they are highly motivated to fix the election that they have zero chance of winning without fraud.
I've read of them locking up a Republican committee person who was telling people "stay in line and vote" because the Democrats running the election were telling Republicans to go to a different site to avoid the lines, but that site was out of the forms that would allow them to vote. I've also read that people have investigated the votes so far (and the primary and the previous election) and found lots of duplicate votes from the same voter ID and data being removed after the elections were certified (which is a felony for each one), but since the SOS and the AG are WEF Young Global Leaders and besties, nothing is being done. My first thought was to take it to the Feds, but does anyone think Garland will do anything about the fraud that will help him keep his position of power?
It is blatant, but all of the people who could stop it seem to be in on it. Ugg!

2024-10-31 21:44:30

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I've been listening to several "Renewing Your Mind" podcasts about Martin Luther lately. It was started by R.C. Sproul, who has passed away. I can't remember if he was the one doing the podcasts, but they were very good.

2024-10-30 01:10:19

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Whoopi's hate has made her go crazy.

2024-10-30 00:50:00

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I never understood the people worship. Whenever everyone around me was fawning over some person or group, it made me not want to have anything to do with that person or group.

2024-10-30 00:47:31

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There are only 2 theoretical benefits of the FDA and CDC. The first is their duty to protect people from being harmed by bad drugs/food, but they have obviously done the opposite and failed miserably. The other is to do medical studies on treatments that won't make any companies enough money to justify the study, but will help the people. Instead they have shut down studies of these treatments and tried to stop them.
Abolish the FDA and CDC.

2024-10-30 00:45:07

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Doctors have made a lot of mistakes and sadly many doctors have a god complex and don't like admitting they've made mistakes. They have a tendency to dig in their feet and double down instead of admitting the truth and changing. Obviously this is common, but not true of all.

2024-10-30 00:43:26

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This may relate to what you are implying.
https://libertyonenews.com/capitol-police-conduct-casualty-evacuation-exercise-with-12-helicopters/

2024-10-30 00:41:43

Does this mean the government is setting up another January 6th? Does it mean they expect Trump to win and are setting up an event to keep him out of office? I don't trust the government and think this is not good news. Only time will tell.
https://libertyonenews.com/capitol-police-conduct-casualty-evacuation-exercise-with-12-helicopters/

2024-10-30 00:32:08

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The bane of my existence is dealing with taxes and insurance related to my business.

2024-10-29 18:28:51

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It is scary how many people don't realize they pay taxes because they "get money back from the government" at the end of the year. They don't realize they loan their money to the government interest free and then get a small portion back. They don't think about all of the "little" taxes that add up to a lot. They don't think about the cost to individuals, businesses, and the government to administer the thousands of different little taxes and how much money everyone (except the paper pushers) would benefit to not having that expense.
If people saw how much they were taxed with every little purchase, they'd complain more about the government waste instead of complaining about not getting enough freebies. We could shrink government if everyone had to pay in and everyone saw how much of their hard earned money was stolen from the government.
Also, an income tax punishes producers causing some people to stop producing or to leave the country for a more friendly environment reducing production. A sales tax punishes consumers and encourages everyone to produce more and save more and to fix instead dispose of things. This makes the economy more efficient. Anything you can produce for yourself enables you to avoid taxes.
In reality the income tax is used more to spy on citizens and to manipulate spending patterns of citizens, than it is to fund government functions (as one of the Fed Chairman said openly). By giving the government details of your spending, you tell the government things they don't need to know. By all of the tax "write offs", they manipulate how people spend their money. Both are evil.

2024-10-29 18:20:14

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I'll use a little stevia or monk fruit, but never the chemical sweeteners. Even with the stevia and monk fruit, I think moderation is important.

2024-10-29 04:16:20

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If you have to pay property tax on your property forever, you are effectively renting the property from the government. You pay rent or they take your property. It causes old people, with paid off homes, to lose their homes because they can't afford the taxes. It causes ranchers and farmers to have to continually sell off property to pay taxes on what property remains, but with less and less property they make less and can less and less afford property taxes, eventually ending up with the family farms and ranches selling off to the mega-companies.
I don't love it, but could live with a sales tax on property, but eternal property tax is evil.

2024-10-28 23:01:51

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I was die hard keto for 4 years, but having such low carbs starved my gut biome causing leaky gut, food sensitivities, and other problems (like high cortisol in the AM waking me early and interfering with my sleep), so I've added carbs back into my diet. I still avoid all grains, processed foods, and seed oils, but have added most fruits and vegetables back into my diet. I also make my own goat milk yogurt with particularly useful strains (from "Super Gut"). I'm still trying to find optimal for me, but I am doing better now.

2024-10-28 22:55:38

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Although I am trying to completely eliminate google from my life, I'll admit I've always hated iPhones. It may just be not having a back button, but I can't stand them. Next phone is going to be degoogled.

2024-10-28 22:52:02

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Thanks. I was going to just like, but Coracle isn't letting me like your post for some reason.

2024-10-28 22:51:34

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We do. Most Christians either act like a politician is their savior or that the world can go to Hell and the Christians won't do anything to help them or themselves. Being good citizens, but keeping our eye on the prize, eternity with Jesus, should be the goal.

2024-10-27 22:35:51

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Tariffs are better than the income tax, but still have major problems. If we are going to fund the government through taxes, we should replace 100% of taxes, at all levels of government, with sales taxes. Then require the amount of taxes taken by each government be printed on each receipt so people see, with every purchase, how much the government is truly stealing from them. If you want to help the poor, you could exempt unprocessed foods, rent (& home purchases), and/or electric power. Any time someone produces their own stuff, they can avoid paying taxes. Trading, instead of buying new, could also avoid taxation. No individual would have to deal with audits or government spying or intervention. A ton of government bureaucrats could be eliminated because we don't need to pay for paper pushers to nickel and dime the public.
I don't like any taxes, but a sales tax is the fairest tax. The income tax, property tax, and death tax are the most evil.

2024-10-26 16:22:40

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Very nice picture.

2024-10-25 18:25:06

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It is bad enough being taxed on the devaluation of the dollar when our assets only go up because of the devaluation of the dollar. Adding unrealized gains will destroy and end small businesses and family farms/ranches. Sadly that is what the tyrants in power intend to do.

2024-10-25 04:13:17

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Some sweet and spicy can be good. Who knows, spicy strawberries might be tasty.
I'm glad things turned out as you desired.

2024-10-24 19:10:11

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Sorry about your Dad. It is a rough condition.

2024-10-24 19:09:41

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It's rough. She's currently trying to get a drug in testing that seems to be actually reversing the condition (at least somewhat). They have an acquaintance who is already on it and seeing good benefits without negative side effects. They're hoping to get accepted in the next week or two.
Hopefully it is as good as my Dad says it is. My Dad doesn't really know anything about health and tends to blindly follow medical authority, so hopefully this new treatment is as safe and effective as he thinks it is.

2024-10-23 19:13:39

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Trump needs a bigger lead than that to overcome the massive fraud that has been planned.

2024-10-23 19:09:03

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One of these days I hope to arrange my schedule so I can participate.

2024-10-23 19:06:53

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If you put hot peppers in with strawberries, do you get spicy strawberries? I was always afraid to put something like fruit in with aromatic things like peppers or garlic.

2024-10-23 19:03:45

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It breaks my heart because my Dad is one of the broken. He is planning on getting his covid booster and flu jab this week. Nothing I can say will change his mind.
Sadly, the Cleveland Clinic study that proved the covid jabs are very harmful and make covid worse has been scrubbed from the internet behind paywalls, so all you can find is people supposedly debunking the study. None give any data to back their position, but my Dad doesn't understand anything medical, so he can't see how biased and worthless these "expert" opinions are. My Mom has Lewy Body dementia. It will be very hard on the family if my Dad is disabled or killed by the shots.

2024-10-23 19:00:05

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I've learned to view everything through the view of God's eternity and it makes everything better.

2024-10-23 18:55:16

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FYI, I don't use any voice to text because I don't want anyone listening to me. I have cameras covered. This internet connection to every part of our lives is a danger to humanity.

2024-10-23 18:54:02

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I'll use AI as a tool on rare occasions, but will never use AI to control anything in my life, ever. No way!

2024-10-23 16:16:29

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Let me know how you like it. I just used my Dad's mobile starlink this past week and it worked really well. I'm considering switching.

2024-10-22 16:48:32

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Love your personal typed notes. I disagree on not voting. If only the mooches vote, then the government will take away all that we have. Voting won't solve everything. It won't even solve most things, but it can make things just a little bit better if the good, liberty minded people vote. At least things won't go downhill as fast.
If fraud becomes the only thing, instead of just a significant thing, I may change my mind. I think part of the reason the left hates Trump so much is they thought they had fixed the election for Hillary, but Trump won by enough to overcome the fraud. They cheated harder 4 years later. We will see.

2024-10-22 15:02:24

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and they make great, easy to use garden fertilizer.

2024-10-21 23:42:32

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When I lived in South Florida, I went to a Jamaican restaurant that served curried goat. It was quite good, but it had shards of bone mixed in with the meat. I always imagined someone in the back beating a goat with a sledgehammer to soften and break up the bones. I don't know how the shards of bone were made.

2024-10-21 22:52:16

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This can't go on forever. When are we going to see things fall apart? I'm surprised it hasn't happened yet.

2024-10-21 21:34:17

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My husband was a delegate for Ron Paul and I was an alternate at the RNC convention for Ron Paul (2012?). It was eye opening. Ron Paul is amazing. The RNC, is corrupt to the extreme.

2024-10-21 20:39:06

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I did. Thank you. I tried to respond to it, but I guess it didn't go through. I'll use the money to fund giving away books as a ministry to people. So far, I've given away more than I've sold, but it is meant as a ministry, not a money making enterprise. Of course it would be nice to break even instead of going in the hole.

2024-10-21 20:37:16

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I may go back. I switched because I could copy and paste and not have to do any formatting to what I pasted because it carried over the formatting. With Habla.news which I used first and the most, I had to redo most of the formatting and it wouldn't let me italicize or bold inside a quote.
Neither is perfect. I just have to decide which features are most important to me and which anomalies are most irritating to me.

2024-10-21 20:34:13

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The King James is the most poetic version and it is pretty accurate. I think the ESV and NASB are slightly more accurate because they are word for work translations that are based on older copies of the Bible. That being said, I don't think there are any major errors in the KJV.
The NLT is a paraphrase, but is probably the most accurate paraphrase. It makes it easier to understand, but can introduce misinterpretation errors. My son has down syndrome and so the KJV, ESV, and NASB are hard for him to understand. The NLT seems to be the best compromise between staying true to the original texts and being understandable for him. Generally I refuse to use any paraphrase Bibles.

2024-10-20 17:07:39

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I agree.

2024-10-20 17:05:11

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If you use the NIV, make sure you use the original NIV which was pretty good. The new version went woke.

2024-10-20 16:54:16

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Using tags on our posts and training new users to search with tags, might help them find people that interest them and when they find interesting people and engage with them, then those people engage back.
Too often those of us who have been here a while, have curated our feeds to the stuff we like and don't regularly go looking for new users to follow.
People used to use the #grownostr tag for non-bitcoin stuff and it helped people find content to follow. Maybe we should get back in the habbit again.

2024-10-20 16:41:51

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One time my phone tried to install it without my permission. I was raging mad.

2024-10-20 16:37:39

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I'm betting if they stopped the illegals, most of the trash would disappear.

2024-10-20 16:36:06

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I just read a post about a company that is screening for supposed IQ. They make 100 embryos, pick one or two and discard the rest. That is so sad.

2024-10-20 16:13:32

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I used it mostly to stay in touch with my missionary friends around the world. We even used facebook to coordinate relief supplies to Chile when they had the bad earthquake something like 15 years ago. It worked well for that. The algorithms weren't so bad back then. Facebook is terrible now (or at least the last time I used it which was several years ago, probably sometime before covid).
I refused to have it on my phone, ever.

2024-10-20 16:09:23

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I haven't been on facebook for several years and before that, I would check in once on the weekend and search for particular international friends to see what's up. Now most of my international missionary friends have come back to the states and I don't need it.

2024-10-19 00:28:39

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Yep, they think they know more than everyone else, but they are just more indoctrinated than everyone else.

2024-10-18 20:49:41

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Under normal circumstances, I scoff at everyone calling each and every election "the most important election ever," but in this case, I think it is probably be true. I'm concerned if the election goes the wrong way that we won't have elections, free speech, health freedom, or gun rights anymore.

2024-10-16 22:14:35

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Yikes!

2024-10-15 20:46:52

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Both countries seem to try to get people to either vote how they are told by the media or to vote for the person who says "nice" things. Ability, principles, and trustability don't seem to be considered by so many.

2024-10-15 19:09:27

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I've definitely experienced this in many areas. I used to be very into sports. Now I couldn't care less about sports. It seems so trivial and unimportant. My poor husband thought he was marrying a sports fan and now I don't care even a tiny bit.
There are just so many things that no longer seem important. My priorities have changed since marrying, running a business, having kids, and most of all getting closer to God.

2024-10-15 19:04:09

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Breaking the programming is painful, but definitely worth it.

2024-10-15 19:03:34

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On a related topic, I was listening to John Leake on the Courageous Discourse substack and he likened the way all views that oppose those in power (in general) and particularly die-hard Democrats, are treated as apostate for all opposing views as if they had broken religious mores. He commented that it was almost like the world was regressing to a time before the enlightenment when those in authority controlled acceptable "truth" and all who opposed were destroyed. It is almost like we are reentering the dark ages.
John Leake explained it better than I did, but I thought it was quite inciteful.

2024-10-15 04:21:50

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I haven't had trouble with them although I know why they could be considered snobby. Americans are loud, obnoxious and expect everyone on the planet to speak English to them. Most people can and do. The French tend to make you work a little for it, especially older French people (at least this was true 30ish years ago). If Americans ask a question in English, they will frequently play dumb. If you then make an attempt at speaking French, even if you do a terrible job, they will answer you in clear English. It never upset me. Us Americans do tend to be too America-centric and can't see beyond our own nation and our own language.
I wish I was better at foreign languages. I used to know a little of several languages (some very little), but I haven't used them in so long, there isn't much left of any of them. Now I only speak menu (meaning I can read a menu in multiple languages, but especially French and Spanish).

2024-10-14 14:40:50

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Your deep description of word meanings and helping to define thanks made me think of going to France with my family when I was in highschool.
My dad is very bad with languages. We went into a French restaurant for dinner and a lady offered to take his coat. My dad, making his best attempt, says in a loud American voice, "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy!" They(the French) and we (my mom, my sister and I) all broke down laughing. He was making his best attempt to say, "merci" (thank you), but it sounded like a cry for help.

2024-10-14 14:29:24

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I'm shouting what Jesus did for me! It's so amazing that I want everyone to know about Him.

2024-10-14 14:28:38

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I'm really enjoying listening to the Renewing Your Mind podcast, that is mostly R.C. Sproul sermons. I've got his book, "Hard Sayings" in my Amazon cart to buy soon. He really speaks God's truth and doesn't shy away from the hard sayings like so many pastors.

2024-10-10 21:57:52

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Glad I can help.
It does look like DMSO also effects water because it binds to water more than water.
Yes, MSM is a metabolite and has some benefit as well.

2024-10-10 20:49:27

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I've been reading a lot about DMSO from a doctor I follow. I'm pasting one paragraph that relates to neuropathy and giving the link to the whole article.
"For example, the leading DMSO researcher found that 50% of patients with Raynaud’s syndrome had their symptoms eliminated with DMSO and that thrombophlebitis responds excellently to DMSO. Likewise, DMSO has been shown to improve diabetic circulatory impairments such as peripheral neuropathy, or diabetic ulcers (where one study of hundreds of patients reported over a 94% treatment success rate) and prevent future amputations."
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-could-save-millions-from-brain
In the US DMSO can be ordered in the US. Some are pharmaceutical grade, but they have to be marketed as a solvent rather than a health treatment because pharmaceutical companies don't like competition from cheap alternatives that actually cure conditions. They like drugs that "manage" chronic conditions because those make more money.

2024-10-10 20:45:31

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Any excuse to kill off whites, males, Christians, and conservatives.

2024-10-10 20:42:14

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No but he could become the man behind the throne. Sometimes that person effectively has more power without the responsibility.
Elon is such a mixed bag. He'll do one thing that is wonderful. He has talked about helping Trump cut the federal government by 80%. That sounds wonderful, but he has done and said other things that show he likes government handouts and has some tyrannical tendencies. I never know what to think about him.
Maybe Elon and Trump are made for each other. They both have some really good traits and some really bad ones.

2024-10-10 20:31:14

It is horrible that electric vehicle fires can burn your house down, but with the twisted way insurance works, if your house burns down, insurance pays for your house to be rebuilt. If it gets flooded, insurance won't pay. It could be worth renting electric vehicles and parking them in your garage when a bad storm is coming. If the flooding gets high enough to cause major damage, your rental car will probably explode burning down the house and allowing you to claim fire damage rather than water damage.
We really have perverse incentives in our messed up system.
#nevent1q…dhnn

2024-10-10 20:30:44

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2024-10-10 15:58:32

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I've only gotten a single notification since 10/6, but when I go to Iris (although I find it much harder to navigate than coracle) I see lots of likes and comments.

2024-10-10 15:11:33

Hooray! My book is finally available on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Why-Need-Jesus-What-Should/dp/B0DJCNF7W9/ref=sr_1_1?sr=8-1
https://image.nostr.build/318107470e2d6ab1cb848423b8c8370fc9b872e4beb5a90823dfd786a29b4669.jpg

2024-10-10 03:33:11

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Probably not. I just figured it out and have been busy

2024-10-10 02:48:28

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We've been in Luke a lot lately. My pastor is going through Luke right now and my son's Awana program is going through Luke and we are studying Luke 4 right now.

2024-10-10 02:47:17

If I've missed responding to anyone, sorry. I usually use coracle, but coracle won't show me any comments or likes since 10/6, so I was missing them. I've been able to see a few on Iris, but I find Iris less user friendly.

2024-10-09 16:23:31

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Praying that you and your family will stay safe and that you will be a light for God in the storm to your neighbors.

2024-10-09 16:16:52

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Yes there were definitely Angels that came down and created children (It is the children that are the Nephilim) that were human/angel hybrids. I believe that one of the big reasons for the global flood was because of this corruption of the human race, which was part of Satan's plan to so corrupt the human race that Jesus, the messiah couldn't come to redeem humanity. If you read Genesis 6 you'll see the cause:
"5Then the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great on the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. 6The Lord was sorry that He had made man on the earth, and He was grieved in His heart. 7The Lord said, “I will blot out man whom I have created from the face of the land, from man to animals to creeping things and to birds of the sky; for I am sorry that I have made them.”
I always assumed that the only reason for the destruction was that "every intent of the thoughts of his [mankind's] heart was only evil continually." I always missed the verses right before these:
"1Now it came about, when men began to multiply on the face of the land, and daughters were born to them, 2that the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful; and they took wives for themselves, whomever they chose. 3Then the Lord said, “My Spirit shall not strive with man forever, because he also is flesh; nevertheless his days shall be one hundred and twenty years.” 4The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown."
This is the verses about the "sons of God" (angels) coming down to the "daughters of men" (human women) and having children with them. God had to wipe out the corrupted semi-humans because he would only be kinsmen redeemer of the true, God created humans.
I also used to wonder why God had Israel wipe out every man, woman and child of certain groups in Canaan. I thought it was solely so they wouldn't be led astray, but the groups they were told to destroy were peoples that included giants, especially the rephaim. I now believe these people were also corrupted with fallen angel DNA and that is why there was no mercy on them. This aligns with the Scripture and seems to better align with God's character as revealed in the rest of Scripture.
Jimmy Evans, who focuses on end times prophecy, has interviewed several guys with books on the nephilim (fallen angel/human hybrids). I actually bought two of them. One had too much repetition and I lost interest. "On the Trail of the Nephilim: Giant Skeletons & Ancient Megalithic Structures" by L.A. Marzulli was fascinating. It goes through old newspaper articles mentioning giant skeletons in North America, giant henges (circular megalithic mounds) in the NE US, and amazing megalithic structures and strange skulls in South America. I'm unsure if I agree on all of his conclusions (don't agree or disagree), but the evidence he shows is amazing. I couldn't put the book down.

2024-10-07 22:26:16

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I agree. I have some significant concerns with Trump, but I think the Democrats controlling the government will be the end of America as we know it, and like to think it is.

2024-10-05 17:38:15

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The foundation for everything in the Bible is in Genesis. To fully understand any of it, you have to know and understand Genesis.

2024-10-05 17:33:05

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I don't read Hebrew, but that is cool.

2024-10-05 16:37:23

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Great picture.

2024-10-05 16:34:58

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I almost exclusively read books on paper. Sometimes I'll take my kindle when I travel and don't want the weight of a bunch of books, but otherwise I stick to paper. Reading on electronics messes with your sleep. I also like books that can't be changed or that I can make notes in or highlight (since I mostly read nonfiction)
I mostly read nonfiction because when I read fiction (a story), I like to sit down and read it cover to cover in one sitting even if it is a 500-1000 page book. I have too many responsibilities to do that now, so I stick to nonfiction that is easier to read a small portion at a time.