Did you know that according to culinary history the word “succotash” is derived from the Narragansett Indian word msickquatash meaning boiled corn kernels.Corn and Lima Beans.
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Just looked it up.
Did you know that according to culinary history the word “succotash” is derived from the Narragansett Indian word msickquatash meaning boiled corn kernels.Corn and Lima Beans.
Bad Mix![]()
I never said that I have a complete and perfect understanding of the scripture. In fact, that is not possible to attain.
This may sound a bit unusual but the post is kind of a search for an answer to the question, are all my relatives in Hell? Lots of people talk about relatives that passed going to Heaven and my relatives were not such big 'believers' so maybe they are all in Hell.I never said that I have a complete and perfect understanding of the scripture. In fact, that is not possible to attain.
I just concentrate on the primary doctrine as quoted by the apostles.
Keeping it as simple as can be.
John 3:36
The one who believes in the Son has eternal life; but the one who does not obey the Son will not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him.”
I could not agree more.A person who is well-studied of the Bible says such things. When the Story of God is understood, it is simply the most unbelievable, unimaginable story that no human could make up. It is a Story of actual Power that is currently being executed according to the Lord's Eternal Plan.
I asked the same question myself, nearly all of my family and relatives are non believers.This may sound a bit unusual but the post is kind of a search for an answer to the question, are all my relatives in Hell? Lots of people talk about relatives that passed going to Heaven and my relatives were not such big 'believers' so maybe they are all in Hell.
Seems to me even Jesus spoke of teaching in parables so as not to be understood. And there are Scripture references to people being blind and possibly deaf to the truth. So it seems that people will be resurrected and taught or tried in court or ??.I asked the same question myself, nearly all of my family and relatives are non believers.
Also I am getting the sense that being drunk is not so bad if even really a sin. Some people or groups make it sound like you are sure going to Hell if you get drunk.I asked the same question myself, nearly all of my family and relatives are non believers.
My goodness, why in the world would I remember( the Charles I am speaking of as Stanley!! Bad memory. Sorry. I am referring, actually!!, to the line "Based on Charles Spurgeon sermon;.."I think you didn't read the thread. Who is Stanley that you refer to?
I listen to Stanley on broadcast tv here in Chicago on the weekends and he seems ok. I only figured out to listen to him about 6 months ago. I thought he had a gimmick before that.My goodness, why in the world would I remember( the Charles I am speaking of as Stanley!! Bad memory. Sorry. I am referring, actually!!, to the line "Based on Charles Spurgeon sermon;.."
My post was to say that if Christ gave us a scripture saying we must repent or we perish, then that is truth. Charles only repeated Christ, Charles has nothing to do with determining our need for repentance, Christ did that.I think you didn't read the thread. Who is Stanley that you refer to?
And there are Scripture references to people being blind and possibly deaf to the truth.
Over the last year or more I have talked by phone with a local teacher of the House of Jacob and he tells me they are, if not THE nation, at least a part of that nation which will go thru the tribulation as referred to in Scripture, 'Jacobs' trouble' and will have that 'instant application'. Though they wouldn't use those words. I find some possibility in this. Acts 15:15 seems to imply future events. And the uncanny similarity of 450 yrs captivity along with Scriptural reference to '......a language which you would not understand' and '.....scattered or taken unwillingly to lands or nations and subjected to becoming a byword...."I remain open minded and search.My Bibles say the same thing. In fact, God proclaimed responsibility for the Nation of Israel being in a "deep sleep" so that they could not understand nor obey. The point of the Lord's doing such was/is to prove His Almighty Power, that He is a God with the ability to change the mindset of an entire Nation with instant application.
Over the last year or more I have talked by phone with a local teacher of the House of Jacob and he tells me they are, if not THE nation, at least a part of that nation which will go thru the tribulation as referred to in Scripture, 'Jacobs' trouble' and will have that 'instant application'. Though they wouldn't use those words. I find some possibility in this. Acts 15:15 seems to imply future events. And the uncanny similarity of 450 yrs captivity along with Scriptural reference to '......a language which you would not understand' and '.....scattered or taken unwillingly to lands or nations and subjected to becoming a byword...."I remain open minded and search.
The teacher at HoJ who I talk with claims that most of the people in the country we now know as Israel are Edomites. There too, the little history I have read, both in the Bible and secular does indicate Edom, Herodians, as a number of occupiers of that land.Check this out:
Romans 11:25-26 NLT - "I want you to understand this mystery, dear brothers and sisters, so that you will not feel proud about yourselves. Some of the people of Israel have hard hearts, but this will last only until the full number of Gentiles comes to Christ. And so all Israel will be saved. As the Scriptures say, "The one who rescues will come from Jerusalem, and he will turn Israel away from ungodliness."
Once the full number of Gentiles have been reached, the qualified Nation of Israel will, within an instant, wake up. What an unbelievable world even that it will be . . . to see the Nation of Israel wake up all at once. I hope I get to see that Holy Day.
By the way. What is a 'sufferin succotash'?
I have heard hundreds of these 'sayings' myself, half of them I do not even understand.
I thought it was Yosemite Sam said it.it was just an old thing people said in the old days. Most people recognize it as something Sylvester the cat said but it was actually a popular thing to say years and years ago.
Wow. Let's get simpler, shall we?
Good intentions without changing our course of action are vain.
I thought it was Yosemite Sam said it.