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Done with Romans and started on this Old Testament book earlier this month. Very interesting. A lot of foreboding and complaining on his part. I guess that's why he's referred to as the 'broken-hearted' prophet, eh? His must truly have been an arduous task. Some parallels with today's age? Perhaps. But, if he was around these days, Rozy would call him a pharisee. Eh. Interesting read if you're familiar with the circumstances surrounding the book.

So, are you done yet?

You owe me one, bco.

Martyred wrote:So, are you done yet?

One chapter and a half to go. Just finished reading how God pronounced judgment on the Babylonians/Chaldeans. Very interesting how He works, wouldn't you think?

Sure. I owe you one. Peace.

I might suggest Evelyn Woods.

At this rate I'll be sleeping with my 15th virgin by the time you post about the next Bible book you've read.

poptart wrote:I might suggest Evelyn Woods.

At this rate I'll be sleeping with my 15th virgin by the time you post about the next Bible book you've read.

Poppy. Perhaps you're not familiar with the concept, but Scripture isn't like reading your fave Danielle Steele book. You don't just pound out 100 pages before bed at night. It requires reflection and careful contemplation. Jeremiah is one of the longer books of the prophets. I go about a chapter per morning. Half a chapter when they're longer. Don't read on Sundays. Tend to prefer concentrating on the minister's sermon then. Should be done with Jeremiah this time tomorrow, however. I think I'll move on to an Epistle next (Rozy, you can go ahead and ask your priest/whatever to find out what those are). Peace.

At least you're reading something, instead of writing it.

Thank God for that.

RadioFan wrote:At least you're reading something, instead of writing it.

Thank God for that.

I bible preacher once told me that if you read 3 chapters a day and 5 chapters on Sundays, you would have two days left over at the end of the year.

RumpleForeskin wrote:I bible preacher once told me that if you read 3 chapters a day and 5 chapters on Sundays, you would have two days left over at the end of the year.

Those days are known as Meth Day and Male Hooker Day.

sin

Rev Ted

Goober McTuber wrote: If I were the King of the world
Tell you what I'd do
I'd throw away the bars

And people wonder why Kings get crucified.

Nothing uglier than an angry mob of alcoholics with no where to go.

Mister Bushice wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: If I were the King of the world
Tell you what I'd do
I'd throw away the bars

And people wonder why Kings get crucified.

Nothing uglier than an angry mob of alcoholics with no where to go.

He’d throw away the cars, too. How are you supposed to get home from the bar once you get blasted?

Sincerely,

TenTreesBent

If you throw away the man from Mars, there will be nobody to eat the cars, or the bars where the people are.

BSmack wrote:If you throw away the man from Mars, there will be nobody to eat the cars, or the bars where the people are.

Three Dog Blondie? Didn't she used to post on these boards?