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Josh wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 11:35 am Translating baptise as “be drowned” would seem to be a very strange translation indeed

Not really if according to Paul, "...we are buried with him by baptism into death..." (Romans 6:4)

Josh wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 8:50 am gcdonner, perhaps Lex would appreciate a copy. Might take a little extra effort to get it mailed overseas?

If he is interested please have him pm me his mailing address.

Robert wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 8:06 am I got mine also. Thanks. I showed it off at work yesterday. I will make time the next few weeks to dig through.

No hurry, it took me 25 years to write it...

To those who have requested my book, they are packed, addressed and will be mailed out tomorrow. Still more available at the moment. Thank you to the 7 who have requested a copy thus far. i received the book, thank you. :D it’s very nice, the print font is great, the cover is familiar? did you post...

Good Job, Robert. the "30 Minute Cookbook" sounds like something I would like. Wife found three gold canisters on clearance at a Hobby Lobby in San Antonio. She brought hem home and put them on the counter and told me they are not to be used, only looked at. This is getting quite out of h...

Good Job, Robert. the "30 Minute Cookbook" sounds like something I would like. Wife found three gold canisters on clearance at a Hobby Lobby in San Antonio. She brought hem home and put them on the counter and told me they are not to be used, only looked at. This is getting quite out of h...

Robert wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 7:27 pm

gcdonner wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 1:20 pm You need some real animals in that kitchen....besides you!

Three teenagers pretty much has that covered.

Oh that is so dysfunctional of you to say...LOL

I see J M has not formally met George yet. Well, I have never met one “in the wild” yet. Oh well, as many on here will tell you, I am pretty "wild". I'm one of those guys who believes in accepting scripture for what it says rather than what we would like it to say or think it says. There ...

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I have already said that 'immersion' as a mechanical process is symbolically 'death, burial, and resurrection', but it does not mean death in the literal (physical) sense, an dI do not think that it means only death in the figurative sense, either. What I can recall of what you've said in the past ...