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Good Morning and a Happy Taco Tuesday to you uncbuck. Enjoy theGood Morning all and Happy Taco Tuesday!!! Yummy yummy day for all, When you are happy that you have a mustache so you can smell the taco all day!
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Hello hagndangle. Good to have you backHello everyone! It's been a bit but life gets in the way sometimes. I hope you've all been well!
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Thanks Ciri, i love your art tooHi Sartox, amazing art![]()
Doing well. Just getting some morning revenge here. How's you?![]()
Hi did anyone miss me!?
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No no no.. you ask him like this..
Guess wat I said to u mentally!??I already did................mentally.
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I can't repeat it here..Guess wat I said to u mentally!??
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I made a mistake in my statements. I am no biblical scholar, simply an agnostic. I see consistent repudiation of Jesus, even just his image, and it bothers me, so I reacted. The only description of Jesus making a 'scourge of thin cords' is the one in the book of John. It does not specify on whom or what the scourge is used. Presuming that Jesus is not a hypocrite, which I am willing to presume, then it's likely that he used the scourge to goad and drive the animals of the merchants. On doing a little research, it appears that he was ejecting the sacrificial animal and dove merchants, and the moneychangers, from the public (non-jew) areas of the temple. He was repeating from a previous teaching or prophesy (in Isaiah) that the temple was to be for all nations (not just jews) to pray at, but the merchants et al., were blocking the area for gentiles. One analyst suggests that since the area was large, and there were likely many well-guarded merchants, that they left due to their belief that he was who he said he was: the Messiah they were expecting, rather than from fear of his physical reprisal.You are right corporal punishment and the over-turning of tables to throw people out is not violence. It's typical peaceful civilized behavior. If you don't overturn at least 3 tables per location you visit and then whip your hosts to make sure they understand how affable and peaceloving you are they would be offended. Out of curiosity, would you recommend 50 strikes or 100?
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I made a mistake in my statements. I am no biblical scholar, simply an agnostic. I see consistent repudiation of Jesus, even just his image, and it bothers me, so I reacted. The only description of Jesus making a 'scourge of thin cords' is the one in the book of John. It does not specify on whom or what the scourge is used. Presuming that Jesus is not a hypocrite, which I am willing to presume, then it's likely that he used the scourge to goad and drive the animals of the merchants. On doing a little research, it appears that he was ejecting the sacrificial animal and dove merchants, and the moneychangers, from the public (non-jew) areas of the temple. He was repeating from a previous teaching or prophesy (in Isaiah) that the temple was to be for all nations (not just jews) to pray at, but the merchants et al., were blocking the area for gentiles. One analyst suggests that since the area was large, and there were likely many well-guarded merchants, that they left due to their belief that he was who he said he was: the Messiah they were expecting, rather than from fear of his physical reprisal.
tl;dr though I'm not a believer, I think that belittling Jesus, or his followers, whenever he appears is bad form.
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Heya! good to have
Good to have you back! I've been well, hope the same for you!
Welcome back hangdangle!
Yeah, life can be a bitch that way, hope nothing serious happened.
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Good morning to you to, been a while since I interacted hereHi, what's up
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Hi, what's up
Hi, how are you?
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Where is my name?
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Hi Sartox, amazing art
You ll be fine!
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Hi, i am fine thank you how about you
Hi to all new comers
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*reads a little of a reply*
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We love to see it. Hope you enjoy your time away from the nagging and bullshit and everything that happened, man!I did break up with someone. To be frank it was a good thing. Life is much better now. I have time for the things I love again! *tears of joy welling up*
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I made a mistake in my statements. I am no biblical scholar, simply an agnostic. I see consistent repudiation of Jesus, even just his image, and it bothers me, so I reacted. The only description of Jesus making a 'scourge of thin cords' is the one in the book of John. It does not specify on whom or what the scourge is used. Presuming that Jesus is not a hypocrite, which I am willing to presume, then it's likely that he used the scourge to goad and drive the animals of the merchants. On doing a little research, it appears that he was ejecting the sacrificial animal and dove merchants, and the moneychangers, from the public (non-jew) areas of the temple. He was repeating from a previous teaching or prophesy (in Isaiah) that the temple was to be for all nations (not just jews) to pray at, but the merchants et al., were blocking the area for gentiles. One analyst suggests that since the area was large, and there were likely many well-guarded merchants, that they left due to their belief that he was who he said he was: the Messiah they were expecting, rather than from fear of his physical reprisal.
tl;dr though I'm not a believer, I think that belittling Jesus, or his followers, whenever he appears is bad form.
It's not a skill issue, dumbass. Just not reading about certain subjects we're supposed to avoid here.You must be registered to see attachments
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Do I look like the type of surgeon who passes up a chance to harvest organs??Not even his organs? Who is this, what happened to Surgeon?
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You partially do, to be honest. Which helps for your quest to gain sympathy.Do I look like the type of surgeon who passes up a chance to harvest organs??
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