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It's a different story with the 1st brigade quick response combat team in the 82nd. That brigade is on standby for rapid deployment at anytime and anywhere in the world. It's 4000-5000 trained paratroopers that makeup several battalions with elements of the 173rd Airborne. The initial...

If that thought doesn't humble us nothing will.

If it's something of that nature, and I'm sure it is, it would be an air assault entry most likely, repelling to the DZ.

If I had to guess the 82nd would do what they are specifically trained for, like taking and holding the oil fields if that becomes an objective.

Nothing wrong with his moderating, I think he has a bone to pick.

Maybe you need a break from moderating for a while???

Have you got a problem?

What is the "once again" all about Salty? If you're referring if I was in the military, I was in the 82nd 4 years.

I would feel the same way.

We were in one if our men's meeting at Church on a weeknight and the subject of God's love came up. One man said he didn't believe God loves everyone. One of the pastors from another Church that meets with us on occasion reminded him what John said that He died for the sins of the whole world...

It would be difficult or maybe impossible to lead someone to Christ without being able to tell them that God loves them and will forgive their sins by grace through faith in Christ and repentance.

It's just something I threw out there to keep our moments on the boards alive, lol.

LOL, it's a reinforced battalion task force sent to the Middle east.

Trump sent an initial 1500 of the 82nd 1st Brigade, that is a battalion in the 82nd. They were reporting at the time of the OP up to 3000 men. That would have been a 2nd battalion. I think the 2nd battalion has already been deployed.

Battalions from the 82nd Airborne Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team have been deployed.

LOL, I hope you're just making a point and not trying to return to that previous thread on the Lord's crucifixion date. Please, let's not go there again.

After king James commissioned the 1611 KJV it spread throughout the British Empire and by the beginning of the 18th century it spread the Gospel throughout the world. Then Britain stumbled and the USA was handed the torch with the very popular 1611 Authorized KJV.

Or I'll say for all the KJV dispensationalists, the Lord chose king James to do away with it.

The difference was in the marginal notes from the Reformers, which king James 1 did away with.

The Geneva Bible from the reformers is the received text translated from the Textus Receptus as was the KJV. The reason they are twins to one another.