@fabianfnas saidlike i said, i have no affiliations with time based notions of the lord
I just propose to wait until the 29th of December to see if the Lord keeps his promise. Or if there is a Lord at all.
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@fabianfnas saidYou mean, if He keeps Palomar's promise. It sounds as likely as you or me keeping them.
I just propose to wait until the 29th of December to see if the Lord keeps his promise. Or if there is a Lord at all.
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@shallow-blue saida promise is meant to be broken 😉
You mean, if He keeps Palomar's promise. It sounds as likely as you or me keeping them.
a guarantee on the other hand ...
@shallow-blue saidI wouldn't give a promise without intent keeping it. I'm not christian, I have moral.
You mean, if He keeps Palomar's promise. It sounds as likely as you or me keeping them.
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@handyandy saidPalomar college actually has a geodesic dome for sports, it is very large, I wonder if it could be used as a planetarium? I actually did take astronomy there, along with electronics at night school and regular stuff in days. ATT we lived very close to Mount Palomar so it was apropos to go to Palomar college😉
Did you count stars?
Only did 2 years there, then enlisted in the Air Force. I should have continued and gotten some kind of degree, regret that to this day.
@edward-palamar saidI have one question and one question only: will I get laid in 53 days??
We're headed for 53 remaining in less than 2 hours.
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@edward-palamar saidI went back to the first page to check on what the date in question is and discovered an aspect of your post I'd missed the first time. So two questions:
As to your first sentence, it seems to be difficult for you because you have erroneously concluded that I am "trying to say".
The English is quite clear.
It isn't a claim, it is interpretation of the Holy Spirit.
The 2,300th day foretold in Daniel 8:14 (that means the eighth chapter, fourteenth verse) is December 29, 2018 A.D.
There is no mention of "the en ...[text shortened]... 1599 A.D.).
It was through those events that the Book of Daniel could be, and has been, unsealed.
1) Why can the end of the world not wait until after payday (the 30th) and give us a little time to spend our ill gottens? January 3rd seems like a better date.
2) In your post, replying to me on page 1 you wrote:
I actually saw what was later called "a key" by the bench months before I appeared in court.For what reason were you hauled in front of a beak?
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@deepthought saidNice catch.
I went back to the first page to check on what the date in question is and discovered an aspect of your post I'd missed the first time. So two questions:
1) Why can the end of the world not wait until after payday (the 30th) and give us a little time to spend our ill gottens? January 3rd seems like a better date.
2) In your post, replying to me on page 1 you wrot ...[text shortened]... bench months before I appeared in court.[/quote]For what reason were you hauled in front of a beak?
So, we must ask: Is this "prophet of doom" actually a prison-convert, with lots of hard-time on his hands?
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I went back to the first page to check on what the date in question is and discovered an aspect of your post I'd missed the first time. So two questions:
1) Why can the end of the world not wait until after payday (the 30th) and give us a little time to spend our ill gottens? January 3rd seems like a better date.
2) In your post, replying to me on page 1 you wrot ...[text shortened]... bench months before I appeared in court.[/quote]For what reason were you hauled in front of a beak?
It isn't the end of the world; Christians pray "world without end", and so it shall be.
As for your 'ill gottens', you really ought to work on that.
Your use of "hauled" is incorrect.
@edward-palamar saidSo you were NOT hauled in front of a beak?
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It isn't the end of the world; Christians pray "world without end", and so it shall be.
As for your 'ill gottens', you really ought to work on that.
Your use of "hauled" is incorrect.
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@karoly-aczel saidewww .... 3 thumbs down . It's universal.
I have one question and one question only: will I get laid in 53 days??
@edward-palamar saidSo in 53 days (less now) we will have the ultimate proof that god does not exist!
We're headed for 53 remaining in less than 2 hours.
Yeah!
@edward-palamar saidNo, it is standard English. So, were you a witness, a complainant or respondent in a civil case, or a defendant in a criminal one?
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It isn't the end of the world; Christians pray "world without end", and so it shall be.
As for your 'ill gottens', you really ought to work on that.
Your use of "hauled" is incorrect.