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James Webb Space Telescope... Zooming in only to find more galaxies!

Good answer! My first thoughts were that he will have to get a second tattoo for the newer technology. No need for a billfold. Just a quick swipe and you are good to go!

The QR Tattoo... Will this soon be required by all? And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his...

Sorry... Someone was indeed in the kitchen with Dinah...

And there are many prophecy sea stories as well. 1. Rapture is not in the bible but caught up is 2. Prodigal is not in the bible but younger son is Because of this we have got to keep a watch on our own life day by day and not act as a prodigal... But know this, that if the goodman of the...

And to add one more... 1. The prodigal son is not in the bible but is sea story terminology 2. The description of riotous living is sea story 3. The time with harlots is sea story 4. Losing everything he has is sea story (Charity) Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth; - 1...

I am reading into Smith Wigglesworth. One day he had a visitor who wanted badly to see him. As the visitor approached his house Smith Wigglesworth opens the door and asks him what is under his arm. A newspaper he explains. Now Smith Wigglesworth claimed he had no books in his house save his...

The difference between a fairy tale and a sea story: a fairy tale begins with "once upon a time" and ends with "...and they lived happily ever after." The sea story begins with "this is no dirt" and ends with "...and it's been screwed up ever since." On the story of the Prodigal son we have much...

Intelligence testing gone wrong...

PhD's trying to figure out the biological clocks of butterflies. Come to find out they have two of them!

The transformation from egg laid in Canada, caterpillar, several instars, to butterfly, then off with beautiful wings to Mexico! Guide to Monarch Instars | The Monarch Joint Venture

Not too bad...

I am preparing devotion for a men's fellowship Wednesday morning and have run into a Mary Slessor of Calabar during the research. Great woman! If I could generalize her ministry I would call her, "The woman who would not back down!"

The word Holy, the best I can put it, is a place prepared for some useful function. Restaurants, for example, are places prepared for the purpose of eating and monitored by the health department for cleanliness. Inspections will either pass or fail. I remember watching the Three Stooges in which...

My interpretation here also cannot be too rigid as I myself am not worthy to open or read the book, neither to look therein. It is merely my best shot!

That Book is a big deal! 3 And no man in heaven, nor in earth, neither under the earth, was able to open the book, neither to look thereon. 4 And I wept much, because no man was found worthy to open and to read the book, neither to look thereon. 5 And one of the elders saith unto me, Weep not...

The "7 church ages" Prophecy. I have heard this prophecy started by "quacks" and agree that this can be true. Especially when such people make themselves the "angel" of the church age as if all knees should bow to them. My beliefs are that the churches came along as follows.... The purpose of...

While there I also visited Sheffey's grave and reread this inscription... "Fully consecrated to God's service he preached the Gospel without money and without price and has entered upon his reward." Bob Jones also did a movie on the guy named "Sheffey."

While there I also visited Sheffey's grave and reread this inscription... "Fully consecrated to God's service he preached the Gospel without money and without price and has entered upon his reward." Bob Jones also did a movie on the guy named "Sheffey."

Rode my bike through Sheffey country yesterday. There are many small Methodist churches there that relied on circuit riders to come visit. The pictured church was likely built in the 1700's...