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9.2 Ward Relief Society Leadership
This chapter focuses on administering the Relief Society in a way that will strengthen individuals, families, and homes. Relief Society leaders frequently review chapter 3, which outlines general principles of leadership. These principles include preparing spiritually, participating in councils, ministering to others, and teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The bishop and his counselors provide priesthood leadership for the Relief Society.
The bishop calls and sets apart a sister to serve as Relief Society president. He oversees the calling and setting apart of counselors in the ward Relief Society presidency, the ward Relief Society secretary, and other sisters who serve in Relief Society callings. He may assign his counselors to call and set apart these sisters.
The bishop meets with the Relief Society president regularly to discuss Relief Society and welfare matters.
Ward Relief Society Presidency
The Relief Society presidency consists of a president and two counselors. They are spiritual leaders in the effort to strengthen sisters and their families. They work under the direction of the bishopric. They also receive orientation and ongoing support from the stake Relief Society presidency.
Ward Relief Society President
The Relief Society president has the following responsibilities:
She serves as a member of the ward council. As a member of this council, she participates in efforts to build faith and strengthen individuals and families (see chapter 4).
She meets regularly with the bishop to report on and discuss Relief Society and welfare matters.
At the bishop's request, she visits homes of members to evaluate welfare needs and suggest ways to respond to them (see 9.6.1). In the absence of the Relief Society president, the bishop may assign a counselor in the Relief Society presidency to respond to an urgent need.
She submits recommendations to the bishopric for sisters to be called to serve as Relief Society leaders. She also submits recommendations for sisters to be called as teachers and to fulfill other callings in the Relief Society, as desired and needed. In making these recommendations, she follows the guidelines in 19.1.1 and 19.1.2.
She coordinates ward Relief Society welfare efforts during emergencies.
She teaches other Relief Society leaders and teachers their duties, using this handbook as a resource.
She oversees the records, reports, budget, and finances of the ward Relief Society. The Relief Society secretary helps with this responsibility.
Ward Relief Society President and Counselors
The Relief Society president and her counselors work together to fulfill the following responsibilities. The Relief Society president assigns her counselors to oversee some of these responsibilities.
They organize and oversee visiting teaching.
They oversee compassionate service in the ward.
They oversee efforts to improve gospel learning and teaching in the Relief Society. In these efforts, they follow the principles in 5.5.3 and 5.5.4.
Under the direction of the bishop, they plan ways to address welfare needs (see 9.6 and chapter 6).
They plan and conduct Relief Society meetings.
They hold Relief Society presidency meetings.
As needed, they visit Relief Society sisters.
The Relief Society president assigns one of her counselors to coordinate the Relief Society's efforts to help the young single adult sisters in the ward. If the ward has a young single adult committee, this counselor serves on the committee. (See 16.3.3 and 16.3.4.)
Ward Relief Society Secretary
The Relief Society secretary has the following responsibilities:
She consults with the Relief Society president to prepare agendas for presidency meetings. She
Each month, she compiles a visiting teaching report for the Relief Society president to give to the bishop unless a visiting teaching coordinator has been assigned to do so (see 9.5.4). At least quarterly, she compiles attendance information, reviews it with the Relief Society president, and submits it to the ward clerk.
She ensures that the Relief Society presidency is aware of young women who will be entering Relief Society.
She assists the Relief Society presidency in preparing an annual budget and accounting for expenses.
Relief Society Teachers
Relief Society teachers teach doctrine and lead discussions as assigned by the Relief Society presidency. They follow the principles outlined in 5.5.4.
Other Ward Relief Society Callings
The callings listed in this section are suggestions. The bishop and Relief Society president may decide not to fill every position, or they may determine that additional callings are needed.
Visiting Teaching Coordinator and Supervisors
In a ward with a large number of women, a sister may be called to help the Relief Society president coordinate visiting teaching and make sure it is done effectively. Additionally, visiting teaching supervisors may help the visiting teaching coordinator gather information and coordinate the work.
The visiting teaching coordinator receives monthly reports of visits and other contacts that visiting teachers have made. She may be assigned to help prepare a monthly visiting teaching report (see 9.5.4).
Compassionate Service Coordinator and Assistants
A sister may be called to help the Relief Society presidency identify needs and coordinate compassionate service. Assistants may also be called.
Relief Society Meeting Coordinator and Committee
A sister may be called to help the Relief Society presidency coordinate the planning of Relief Society meetings that are not held on Sunday. These meetings may include service, classes, projects, conferences, and workshops. The Relief Society presidency may request that committee members be called to assist the coordinator. Committee members may be given specific areas of responsibility.
Assistant Relief Society Secretary
An assistant secretary may be called to help the secretary with her responsibilities.
Advisers to Young Single Adult Sisters
Advisers to young single adult sisters work under the direction of the Relief Society counselor assigned to young single adults. They watch over and strengthen young single adult sisters.
An adviser may be given any of the following responsibilities:
She may serve as a visiting teaching companion to a young single adult sister.
She may help with young single adult activities.
She may encourage young single adult sisters to participate in institute classes or other religious instruction.
If the ward has a young single adult committee, she serves on the committee (see 16.3.4).
If the ward has a Relief Society class for young single adult sisters, she may attend the class.
The Relief Society presidency may form committees to accomplish ongoing work such as strengthening individuals, families, and homes; watching over young single adult sisters; welfare; emergency preparedness; temple and family history work; missionary work; convert retention; and activation. Leaders of the committees report to the Relief Society president or an assigned counselor. Committee members may be given specific areas of responsibility.
While not required, committees may be formed if they will help accomplish the work of Relief Society and give more sisters opportunities to serve.
Some committees may be temporary to fill a short-term need. Sisters on such committees do not need to be called and set apart. Sisters who lead or serve on long-term committees are called and set apart by a member of the bishopric.
Music Leaders and Pianists
Appropriate music helps invite the Spirit in Relief Society meetings. The Relief Society
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Violent video games make you violent?
Violent video games make you violent?
Oh yes I so made this thread.
Generally since this forum is home to people who seem to go by facts "atheist"
I figured I would get a nice answer from all you. Sooo... Do they? Can they cause increased aggression? I currently think this is BS and my parents believe it so all my Rated T games they bought me when I was 11 was taken away 4 years later because violence was in the white rating box.
I would like to send my parents a good 2 page article I wrote but I want to practically kill them with the massive amount of evidence against them. Assuming im right, but I am not certain if I am.
Also if it really is BS can I have an explanation on the why.
PS. Im 15 and like these things nice and simple (easier to explain in my words) Nothing to complicated
RE: Violent video games make you violent?
some studies have shown that they are. others say they don't.
most of the studies that do were watching for an increase in agressiveness, not violence.
My current shrink says that it's bs my previous one said it's true. I thinks it's bs, but i don't have the creds to say that.
When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour. That's relativity.
You cannot successfully determine beforehand which side of the bread to butter.
RE: Violent video games make you violent?
I don't think it creates violent personalities, but it attracts violent personalities.
Imagine you were forced to play a game about taming Ponies, and growing flowers. I doubt you'd feel (over time) a need to own a Pony, or take care of animals, or pluck flowers, or grow flowers.
Only people already leaning in that direction will play it.
RE: Violent video games make you violent?
Hmmm, well, I don't have any stats or evidence, only personal experience of violent media (not games but movies- same thing, no?).
So, when I was in junior high (about 15 years ago), a friend and I watched a horror movie marathon. It was summer (schools out) and we watch two or three nightly for about 2 weeks. At about that time I was walking home when I started to see blood dripping from walls and pigeons who appeared to have no heads. I have no prior mental illness or psychosis so this freaked me right out. I cut myself off from any horror or gore and have only seen small doses at a time (years later). I haven't had this happen since but I drew the conclusion that the horror and gore movies messed with my mind. I can't stand the sight of blood, especially in television, now. So maybe for some it may manipulate the mind. Not sure. Do I think that it's completely bad? Not necessarily. However, I am a firm believer in balance in life, so I think being obsessed with a violent show or game might not be a good thing. A little bit, okay. If a little bit is a problem it is not the game but an underlying issue instead.
RE: Violent video games make you violent?
There is a "Penn & Teller's Bullshit" episode about this, I would recommend giving it, as well as the other episodes a gander (unless you can't stand Penn & Teller). As a person who plays violent games and games as tame as Harvest Moon, I would have to say that violent video games *might* help people release their pent up aggression. Whether that's healthy or not is a question for a different time. I'd rather someone take it out on some pixels through a game than to someone in the real world.
That's not to say that some people might just be crazy enough to emulate some of that stuff in the real world, it is a distinct possibility. However, who's to say they wouldn't have done a similar act even if they were never exposed to a video game.
Now, as mentioned in P&T's Bullshit and I'll actually take it a step further, sports like American football are very aggressive; and people really get hurt or killed from them. Some players have committed violent acts, and even fans of sports (i'm looking at you football [soccer to us stupid Americans] fans) have acted violently because of a game.
Where is the line drawn? It's ok for people to slam into each other full force and cause real injuries and sometimes take that aggression outside of the game; but it's not ok to shoot zombies or go on a imaginary military mission to assassinate some figure, with the off chance that that person might be a psychopath?
RE: Violent video games make you violent?
Seems to me that a stable mind in a person that has a clear concept of what's real and what's fantasy negates the thinking that violent video games increase aggression. It's the people that don't have good mental health or that are fuzzy about the line between what's real and what's not are the ones that go on shooting rampages and then blame games like Grand Theft Auto.
You also have cases of parents whose child does something crazy and they sure don't want to take the blame for poor parenting so they find the nearest video game or movie as the scapegoat.
Not that much different from the crap in my day when they nutcases became convinced that backward masking in rock and roll was creating a bunch of zombie devil worshippers set to kill the police and their parents.
And don't forget Tipper Gore...much more recent, who decided that music that wasn't totally benign and bubblegun pop was ruining the youth.
Each generation that forgets what it's like to be young, comes up with something or someone to blame for the kids that do bad things.
See here they are, the bruises, some were self-inflicted and some showed up along the way. -JF
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RE: Violent video games make you violent?
I'd like to add that I sure wouldn't want to publicly declare that my child was so feeble minded as to not be able to think for themselve because of a game, movie, or music.
See here they are, the bruises, some were self-inflicted and some showed up along the way. -JF
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RE: Violent video games make you violent?
No. Absolutely no.
Every study that says "video games make people violent" is just confirmation bias and/or just misinterpreting their data. Some non-violent people play video games. Some don't. Some violent people play video games. Some don't. People with their own violent tendencies usually enjoy games that cater to those tendencies. Then maybe one of those guys goes out and rapes someone. Was it the video game, or was it that he was just a violent sociopath anyway? The people who support the idea that video games are the problem will automatically say "see, the video game made him do it".
I have seen a perfectly valid study that shows that pickles are responsible for almost 100% of all deaths. Nearly everyone who died in planes crashes had eaten one or more pickles in the days prior to the plane crash. Nearly everyone who died of heart attacks had eaten one or more pickles in the days prior to their heart attack. All 7 people on the Space Shuttle Challenger had eaten pickles in the days prior to launch. Etc. Obviously it was someone just goofing around, but if a person really wanted to strike out at pickles, really wanted to conduct such a survey and do the research and draw the conclusion that pickles cause nearly all deaths, then they can conduct their research in such a way that their conclusions will support their hatred of pickles.
That's mostly what the people do who conduct the research showing that video games cause people to be violent.
News flash.
People were violent before video games were invented. Murder, rape, muggings, beatings, and every kind of violence you can imagine have happened, well, since Cain slew Able. I bet Cain never played Grand Theft Auto on his XBox.
Just because a violent person played a violent video game before he went out and committed some actual violent crime doesn't mean the video game caused the crime. Just because a rooster crows right before the sun comes up doesn't mean the rooster caused the sun to come up.
What if that violent guy was playing Bejeweled before he went out and committed a violent crime? Did Bejeweled make him violent? Or then there's me, I love violent games, shooters, body parts and blood and brains flying around the screen, the gorier the better. I've never done anything violent ever.
The only possible real connection between violent games (or movies, or books, or toys, or whatever) and a person committing a real violent crime would be if that person were mentally defective. Someone who should be under psychological care, maybe institutionalized, maybe not, but such a person has a truly psychological break with distinguishing the difference between entertainment and reality. I'm sure that happens from time to time. But it has also happened to non-video-game-players, like Jack the Ripper, Son of Sam, Charles Manson, etc. - they had their own psychotic breaks without any video game influence whatsoever.
"Whores perform the same function as priests, but far more thoroughly." - Robert A. Heinlein
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RE: Violent video games make you violent?
I love video games. The very structure, the way the player is involved and has to interact. The violent ones are fun too, when done well, but that is where it ends.
It is a virtual world with rules, and it is fun to test and use those rules, especially when they can be used in various ways to accomplish the same task. The animations are fun to watch, it is entertaining to see all the different motions and tasks that the developers put there just for the player.
However, once the controller leaves the hands of the player, they are no longer a player, but a human being. One who is responsible for their actions and the thoughts that lead up to them.
Video games are fun.
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While John Richardson was thrilling the crowd at Mortimer's, Robert Altman, the auteurs' auteur, was celebrating his 69th chez lui in Paris where he and his wife, Katherine, have settled into a house with, as the French say, all the comforts. Of course, if we hear one more time that Altman is in France to direct "Pret-a-Porter," the movie about the fashion biz, we're liable to vomir but where there's an Altman there's always une publicite formidable. So stay near the basin.
Harry Belafonte has been house-guesting with the Altmans, so naturally he was at the party, as were Anouk Aimee, who stars in "Pret-a-Porter" and Marisa Berenson, who doesn't. (To date she isn't even in the movie). The happy guests were served up a catered Chinese dinner, a sort of pret-a-porter because Katherine hasn't mastered Sino-cookery yet.
Now that the Spaniards have saluted the fashion designer Oscar de la Renta (he received the Spanish Institute's Gold Medal at the Institute's recent gala), it's the French's turn. On April 13, at its Spring Gala at the Plaza, the French-American Foundation will honor Oscar for enhancing with his talent the relationship between the two countries. You do remember that Oscar learned his trade in Paris — wasn't it at Antonio Castillo's knee — and that's he's the first American couturier to show his wares there? Dear Oscar.
The evening's co-chairmen, Mrs. Sid Bass, Mrs. Walter Curley, Mrs. Edmund Pillsbury and Mrs. Anastassios Fondaras are already lined up, as are the honorary chairmen, Ambassador Pamela Harriman, the Hon. Anne Cox Chambers, Mrs. Michel David-Weill and Mrs. James Houghton. Not a mouche on the bunch.
It was Shirley Cowell, the cornstarch heiress who writes beautiful songs, who got her friend Lena Horne back in a recording studio. Shirley's not only the executive producer of Lena's record, "We'll Be Together Again," due out May 9 for Blue Note, but she has written the tune, "Day Follows Day," Lena sings with John Mathis, the record's only duet. The famous Broadway director George Abbott wrote the lyrics for "Day Follows Day," and that fabulous man, 106 years of age, is flying from his home in Florida to New York next week for the opening performance of the Broadway revival of his "Damn Yankees" and the party afterward, where he might even dance. In his day, no one, but no one, looked better on the floor.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — About 200 people carried signs and sang spiritual songs at a rally at the Alabama Capitol marking the end of a re-enactment of the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery voting rights march.
The marchers chanted civil rights slogans, but also protested about current issues. Many carried signs protesting an education accountability bill that Republican lawmakers recently pushed through the Alabama Legislature.
About 5,000 people started the 50-mile trek in Selma on Sunday commemorating the 48th anniversary of the attack by law enforcement officers on voting rights demonstrators on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in an event known as "Bloody Sunday."
Events surrounding the anniversary began last weekend with the Bridge Crossing Jubilee in Selma. Vice President Joe Biden and more than 20 U.S senators and representatives attended the events in Selma.


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Wednesday, October 05, 2011
Food to Go: Farro with Porcini and Arugula
What do you eat when things get busy?
Me, I like hefty salads like lentil, farro, or quinoa. I cook the legumes or grains, and toss them with vegetables, cheese, and a light dressing.
If a crazy week approaches, I make big batches on the weekend and pick at them all week. I add meat, fried egg, more vegetables, or nuts. I warm them up or eat them cold. They are easy to transport, but pretty and substantial enough that if you end up eating a bowl on the couch with a big glass of red wine and the New York Times Magazine, you don't feel deprived.
Lately I've been relying on meals like this to carry me. I'm teaching at Stanford one evening a week, which means I eat an early dinner on a bench, or tucked away in a hidden corner of the library before rushing off to class. It's very collegiate and my packed dinner (tuperware of leftovers, a piece of fruit or lara bar, a Halloween sized Snickers bar) remind me of the days when I was always on the go.
As busy as its been, there's something fun about the newness of the moment. It's autumn; it's back to school time. Last night I spent an hour in the library writing (with a pen! on a yellow pad!) and looking out the window. I saw a handsome guy with a leather portfolio case meet a girl in colored tights and a pea coat by a fountain. I watched them casually start to hold hands, and I watched him turn away ever so slightly as she stood on her tiptoes to kiss his cheek.
While strolling to class in the dark people whizzed by me on bikes, hurrying to the dining hall, or home for an extra layer of clothes. The wind tugged at my scarf and a few scattered leaves blew across the path.
I notice that my recent busyness is not only taking me new places, it's leading me to unexpected moments of joy and calm. I'm remembering how much I like teaching. I'm getting big urges to be creative: to observe, write, dig into old books, and look for new stories.
I need reliable food to help fuel these ventures, and this salad does it. I know that many have moved past the season of corn -- in California there's still ears to be found for 25 cents each. Use it fresh or canned if you want or sub in something else: baby tomatoes, roasted eggplant, even shaved brussel sprouts might be good.
The point is, this salad is a winner: easy to make, easy to double, easy to make substitutions, and very easy to munch at for days while life moves around you and your brain works to stretch big thoughts even bigger. Enjoy.
Farro Salad with Porcini and Arugula
From Good Food to Share by Sara-Kate Gillingham-Ryan
The original recipe calls for Israeli couscous, but Sara-Kate suggested substituting farro to make the salad even more wholesome. It's a great evolution from, though I'm sure the couscous would be good too.
1/2 cup dried porcini mushrooms
3 Tablespoons olive oil
1 cup farro
2 and 1/2 cups chicken or vegetable stock, warmed
2 ears corn, husks and silks removed
2 handfuls baby arugula, tough stems removed
1/4 pound smoked mozzarella cheese, cut into 1/4 inch dice
1 Tablespoon champagne vinaigrette
Sea salt and freshly ground pepper
Put the porcini mushrooms in a small heat proof bowl. In a kettle or saucepan, bring 1/2 cup water to a boil over high heat. Pour the boiling water over the mushrooms. Set aside and let steep until the mushrooms are soft and plump, about 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, heat 1 tablespoon of the oil over medium-high heat. Add the farro and toast, stirring constantly, until lightly toasted and fragrant, about 5 minutes. Pour in the stock. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium, cover, and cook until done -- about 30 minutes for chewy farro or a little longer if you like it softer. Drain excess liquid, if any remains, and transfer farro to a large serving bowl.
Cut the kernels off the ears of the corn and add to the bowl with the farro. Drain the mushrooms and chop into bite-sized pieces before adding to the salad. Add the arugula and cheese.
In a small bowl whisk together the remaining ingredients: 2 tablespoons olive oil and champagne vinegar. Pour over the salad and toss until ingredients are well distributed and coated with the dressing. Season generously with salt and pepper and toss again gently. Serve right away.
Serves 4-6, easily doubled for a crowd.
4 comments:
- Sam said...
I too, love the grain salad. I've been doing a lot of farro lately as well. My favorite lately has been sort of Greek style with lots of dill, parsley, lemon and feta.
- Sunday Taylor said...
Anne, I love this blog post. I can picture you at the library writing (my favorite way, pen and yellow pad) as you gaze out the window at the students walking by. I love that you are finding so much creative inspiration through teaching, and that it's happening int the fall. The farro salad sound delicious and I am going to make it this week. The idea of sitting on the sofa with a glass of wine, a bowl of the salad, and the New York Times is divine.
- Megan Taylor said...
I'm going to make this! Thanks for giving the recipe so much context and meaning. It makes cooking so much more exciting. xoxo
- amelia said...
i love everything about this, including the recipe. thank you for sharing it!!


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The Bengals have signed running back Giovani Bernard of North Carolina, leaving only one of their 10 draft picks without a deal.
Bernard was the second of their two picks in the second round. He'll get a chance to win a spot as a change-of-pace back, complementing BenJarvus Green-Ellis.
Earlier in the week, the Bengals signed defensive end Margus Hunt of Southern Methodist, their other second-round pick. The only draft choice still without a contract is tight end Tyler Eifert, taken 21st overall in the first round. They're hoping that Eifert can learn the offense quickly enough to give Cincinnati another pass-catching option in formations using two tight ends.


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Text for courses in sports massage and sports medicine; reference for athletic trainers, sport physical therapists, massage therapists, sport physicians, coaches, and other sport professionals.
Patricia Benjamin, PhD, has been a sports professional for over 30 years and has gained special insight into massage for athletes. She has been a high school physical education teacher and coach and a youth sports coach, and she has taught sports at the college level. Her own experiences as an athlete have contributed to her understanding of the benefits of sports massage.
Benjamin received her bachelor of science degree in physical education from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and master's degree in education from Northern Illinois University. Her PhD in recreation and leisure studies is from Purdue University.
Benjamin graduated from the Chicago School of Massage Therapy in 1984 and is a licensed massage therapist in the state of Illinois. She is active in the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA), in which she has served as director of education from 1989 to 1993, and more recently as Illinois chapter president. She is a former AMTA historian and writes a column on the history of massage in the Massage Therapy Journal.
Benjamin is coauthor of Tappan's Handbook of Healing Massage Techniques, Fourth Edition (2005), teaches professional foundations courses and ethics in massage therapy programs, and is a massage therapy education curriculum consultant and author. She lives in Chicago and enjoys Zen archery, tai chi, history reading, traveling, and gardening.
Scott Lamp has been a massage therapist since 1982 and has worked with athletes at all levels. He was the first massage therapist in the United States to be hired by a Division I college athletic association (University of Florida) to provide an ongoing massage therapy program.
Lamp is now the owner and director of Southeastern Sports Massage, a sports massage clinic that develops and implements a variety of projects and programs. He also has his own private practice that serves more than 30 clients per week ranging from professional athletes to weekend warriors and gardeners. In addition, he develops and teaches certification programs for sports massage therapy.
Lamp graduated from the Soma School of Massage in Gainesville, Florida, in 1982 and is licensed in the state of Florida. He is nationally certified in therapeutic massage and body work. He earned his bachelor of science degree in botany from the University of Florida in 1980.
Lamp has been very active in massage therapy associations, winning numerous awards and serving in many capacities including national president of the American Massage Therapy Association. He has conducted research on the effects of massage as part of a University of Florida research team. Lamp lives in Gainesville, Florida, where his interests include renovating houses, landscaping, traveling, practicing yoga, and watercolor painting.
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Scalado Remove app promises photobomb rescuePosted by _MD_ on Feb 15, 2012 in Web News | 0 comments
Photo tech firm Scalado has revealed its latest smartphone camera app, Remove, capable of automatically identifying and removing objects in-frame, and perfect for deleting an unwanted uncle from your family gathering. Remove, billed as the world's first optical removal software for smartphones, builds a composite shot from multiple frames captured in swift succession, picking out possible flaws – such as passing cars or people – and letting you delete them with a tap of the screen.
In fact, Remove can be set to automatically delete any problems it identifies, though you can switch over to manual mode if you decide you'd like to keep something in-frame instead. Obviously the problems themselves have to be moving, since Scalado is cutting out transient objects based on a stationary background.
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Solid rom com finds another Judd Apatow acolyte moving into the spotlight.
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Ms. Kunis, a petite brunette, plays Rachel, a hotel receptionist by day and a party girl by night (and day), with a sparkling smile, a seductive voice that can sharpen to a rasp and a quick wit that suggests withheld knowledge. Good for her in a sex farce that lets so much hang out.
The cringingly wacky scenarios, offbeat characters and comic dialogue serve up a crowd-pleasing, laugh-filled experience.
Nakedness has rarely looked so...naked. And innately, universally comic.
It's worth seeing just for the banter between Segel and Hader, which recalls the peak conversational riffs from "Knocked Up."
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Not as crass as other Apatow hits, but still not for kids.
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Parents need to know that this comedy -- which was produced by Knocked Up director Judd Apatow -- is actually a lot less crass than the other hit movies he's worked on ... despite the fact that it features full-frontal male nudity right off the bat. In fact, it's downright warm-and-fuzzy in parts, revealing the heartache of breakups and the complexities of relationships. All of that said, it can't avoid its Apatowian roots altogether; there's plenty of salty language (from "f--k" to "b-tch"), sexual content, social drinking, and references to drug use.
Messages: Couples cheat on each other and cover up their misdeeds with lies. Still, friends back each other up and exes find a way to talk maturely about their failed relationships and what they appreciate about each other.
Violence: Some loud arguments between couples; a bar owner beats Peter up for trying to steal a picture; two guys shove each other at the beach.
Sex: Lots of jokes about sex; the first major scene involves repeated male full-frontal nudity, as well as naked backside shots. The main character is later shown having tons of one-night stands. Simulated sex acts in various positions. Couples cuddle post-coitus under sheets. A man teaches another man -- who is inexperienced -- his sexual tricks by humping large chess pieces. A honeymooner laments his new bride's excessive sexual demands and complains about not being able to find part of a woman's anatomy. Pictures of bare breasts.
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Nevada Water Forum
University of Nevada professor Jean Ford has published the findings of a series of Nevada Water Forums held around the state last spring. The forums asked: "How should we manage and allocate water to help create the Nevada we want over the next 20 years?" Participants considered maintaining the current system of water allocation under the Prior Appropriation Doctrine; changing to a free-market system; viewing water as a public good to be allocated by government agencies; and limiting water development to in-basin supplies and banning inter-basin transfers. The 794 people who took part in the 30 meetings came up with a conglomerate of choices. There was strong concern about water availability, public education, fairness and continuity in water law and recognition of the connections between ecosystems. The report has been delivered to state water policy makers and is available to the public. For a copy or more information, contact National/Nevada Issues Forum, University of Nevada-046, Reno, NV 89557 (702/784-1560).


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Sensorial Characteristics of a Senescent Plantain Empiric Dish (Dockounou) Produced in Côte d'Ivoire
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AbstractDockounou, a plantain derivate dish, is proposed on Côte d'Ivoire markets, under various sensorial qualities. Nevertheless, most of time, consumers' demands are not satisfied. Hence, a survey was undertaken in Abidjan to determine dockounou consumers' preferential sensorial criteria, for further improvements. 1250 respondents of both genre, from three age categories (junior, major and senior), literates or not and belonging to all the ethnic groups of Côte d'Ivoire, were interviewed through the whole communes. Among the eight sensorial criteria of dockounou, the majority of respondents identified packaging (98.16%), structure (94.47%), taste (91.11%) and the color (80.13%) as the first essential sensorial criteria for the choice of dockounou. They were followed by the texture (74.29%), flavor (68.43%), cooking mode (66.59%) and the type of flour (59.05%). The specific sensorial characteristics most of the respondents expected, independently to the socio-demographic variables, were Thaumatococcus daniellii leaf (55.59%) as packaging, smooth structure (58.44%), sweet-spiced taste (80.65%), brown color (67.32%), hard texture (57.31%), plantain flavor (73.96%), water cooking (48.08%) and maize (38.24%) and rice (37.09%) flours. However, these sensorial characteristics choices were significantly influenced by the ethnic and the age category more than the genre and the education.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — U.S. federal agents have arrested a man on charges he phoned in a false bomb threat that forced Puerto Rico's main international airport to cancel one flight and delay several others.
Gabriel Osorio Cotto is accused of stating that a JetBlue flight at the Luis Munoz Marin airport would explode Tuesday afternoon.
U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodriguez said Wednesday that the call was made from a public phone booth. She says a nearby business had camera surveillance that helped authorities identify Osorio.
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NEW YORK (AP) — An Occupy Wall Street protester whose tweets were subpoenaed pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct on Wednesday in a case that became a clash over social media privacy.
Malcolm Harris, a writer and editor in his 20s, was sentenced to six days of community service. Defense attorney Martin Stolar said Harris wanted to plead guilty so he could focus on appealing a decision by the judge to hand over his Twitter messages to the prosecution.
"Malcolm believes that the Twitter issue is much more significant than this conviction on disorderly conduct," Stolar said.
The case became a hot topic among social media users and electronic-privacy advocates after prosecutors subpoenaed about three months of Harris' tweets. Harris, Twitter Inc. and some civil liberties and privacy groups unsuccessfully challenged the demand.
Prosecutors said Harris couldn't reasonably make privacy claims about a service he used to share his thoughts with the online world. Twitter turned the messages and his user information over in September, facing the possibility of being held in contempt of court if it refused.
Stolar said he and Harris will appeal the decision because it violated Harris' privacy and free association rights and threatened to set a precedent in other cases. He said personal information is stored differently now than it was years ago: Financial and personal details are increasingly being saved on computer servers and the online cloud, and it's wrong to circumvent the owner of the information and ask the operator of the computer equipment or service for the user's details.
"The law has not caught up with the technological change," Stolar said.
Harris was among more than 700 people arrested during a march on the Brooklyn Bridge in the early days of the Occupy movement against financial inequality and what protesters called corporate greed. Prosecutors have said Harris' tweets could cast doubt on his claim that he was unaware of the police orders he was charged with disregarding. The messages were initially posted publicly but had become inaccessible as newer ones crowded them out.
On Wednesday, Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Lee Langston read in court some of the tweets that proved Harris was there.
"The police didn't lead us onto the bridge. They were backing up," read one.
"Sabotaging vital transportation arteries is never simply 'peaceful protest'" read another.
Disorderly conduct is a violation, not a crime. Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Matthew Sciarrino offered Harris a choice: three days of community service of the judge's choosing or six days of Harris' choosing.
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Interviews with Woodworkers You Know
At last year's Woodworking in America, Members of the Modern Woodworkers Association were running around with audio equipment doing short, off-the-cuff interviews on all things woodworking with some of the instructors, attendees, folks in the marketplace and Popular Woodworking Magazine editors. You can listen here.
Find out Glen Huey's biggest challenge in woodworking. Hear Roy Underhill's German (?) accent. Find out how Christopher Schwarz began woodworking by conscription. Discover why Mark Harrell decided to go into sawmaking. Hear what I sound like when I've had little sleep and lived on nothing but caffeine for three days (good times). Plus Andy Brownell, Bruce Wang, Charles Brock, Gregory Paolini, Scott Meek, Scott Phillips and Thomas MacDonald.
The list of presenters for Woodworking in America 2013 (October 18-20 at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center) can be found here. The web site/registration is projected to go live in three weeks.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Strange Fire
Author Lee Grady addressed this in 2009 when he wrote an article titled "Strange Fire in the House of the Lord." He characterized then-currrent fads involving angels, ecstatic worship, and necromancy as "strange fire." I believe that almost three years later, things have gotten worse, not better. Says Grady:
No one fully understands what Nadab and Abihu did to prompt God to strike them dead in the sanctuary of Israel. The Bible says they loaded their firepans with incense, ignited the substance and "offered strange fire before the Lord, which He had not commanded them" (Lev. 10:1, NASB). As a result of their careless and irreverent behavior, fire came from God's presence and consumed them.
Zap. In an instant they were ashes.
And so "Strange fire" is used to describe odd and unusual forms of worship which are not prescribed in the bible. Sometimes in Pentecostal circles, you will hear it called "wildfire" as people joke that they would "rather have a little wildfire than no fire." But is it a joking matter?
Let's turn to Leviticus and read the story in Chapter 10. Before we look at that, you should note the context – Chapter 9 lays out God's order for Tabernacle worship –concerning the sacrifices on the altar. Moses gives these instructions to Aaron and his sons, with this admonition: "This is what the Lord has commanded you to do.."
In Chapter 10, starting at verse 1, we read:
Then Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu, each took his fire pan and put fire in it, set incense on it, and presented strange fire before the Lord, which he had not commanded them to do. So fire went out from the presence of the Lord and consumed them so that they died before the Lord. Moses then said to Aaron, "This is what the Lord spoke: 'Among the ones close to me I will show myself holy, and in the presence of all the people I will be honored.'" So Aaron kept silent.
The expression "strange fire" used here in several translations is rendered "profane fire " in the New King James and "unauthorized fire"; in the NIV and has been interpreted numerous ways. According to the NET bible, "the infraction may have involved any of the following or a combination thereof: (1) using coals from someplace other than the burnt offering altar (i.e., "unauthorized coals"), using the wrong kind of incense (cf. the Exodus 30:9 regulation against "strange incense"), (3) performing an incense offering at an unprescribed time or (4) entering the Holy of Holies at an inappropriate time(Lev 16:1-2)."
As Grady says, No one fully understands what Nadab and Abihu did to prompt God to strike them dead. I believe the term "profane fire" may give us some understanding. Contrary to common usage, "profane" does not mean cussing. It means, according to Webster, to "violate anything sacred, or treat it with abuse, irreverence...or contempt." A simple definition is "to make ordinary that which is Holy."
Recently someone in the "signs and wonders movement" suggested that the sin of Nadab and Abihu was that they offered up the fire in the tradition of the past. That statement turns orthodoxy in its head, which has always claimed that strange fire is turning away from God's established prescriptions. Jude 1:3 tells us to earnestly contend for the faith once delivered to the saints. So there certainly can be good religious tradition. Bear in mind that I'm certainly not defending dead religious tradition, I'm just saying that dead religious tradition is not, in itself, "strange fire."
Let's focus back on verse 1 again. After God delivered precise instructions about the tabernacle worship- specifically the burnt offerings, and those offerings were made on the altar- which the fire consumed, we read "Then Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu..." "Then," from the original Hebrew, tells us that this happened on the day of the inauguration day of tabernacle worship, right after the fire consumed the offerings on the altar. Remember the chapter divisions in the bible are artificial. It doesn't really matter what the strange fire was, the problem was that they presented strange fire before the Lord, which he had not commanded them to do.
In other words, God told them what to do, Nadab and Abihu thought they knew better. At the root of strange fire you will always find presumption.
I could list a volume of things we see today in churches that are increasing in influence that God never told us to do. 2 Corinthians 4:2 tells us of those who handle the Word of God deceitfully, and I believe that this is a bigger problem today than in Paul's time. Scripture no longer means what it says, it is redefined by what God told a contemporary prophet, or through dreams and visions. And most of these folks doing things that God never told us to do, like Uzzah - who tried to steady the ark, have the best intentions, but are just plain wrong.
Let us not operate with our own ideas of how to do things. God has given us very detailed instructions, and more than any thing else, we need to honor those instructions with our obedience. It sounds spiritual to say that God is "doing a new thing" – we need to make sure that the "new thing" is not birthed in the flesh, as the good intentions and the good ideas of man will always lead to ruin.
Mike Bickle, a major leader in the apostolic and prophetic movement recently stated:
I will allow the fake in the room because I so believe in the genuine. I've had students (say) "Some of this seems fake" I go "It is... most of it's fake." Most places that I've been, the majority of the manifestations are not caused by the holy spirit... but the problem is, it's not all fake. I will allow a whole lot of hamburger helper to allow the genuine take place.
By "hamburger helper" he means "the flesh." It was at his meetings, when "revival" broke out recently, that the so-called "drunk in the spirit" manifestation became full blown in Kansas City.
While the trend today is to make church all about "signs and wonders," to seek after the "anointing" as if it were a play toy, and the battle cry is "bless me Lord," we need to cultivate a reverence and fear of the Holy One . That is the faith that was once delivered to the saints.
I'll close with this from Leonard Ravenhill:
There's an old hymn that says, "God's presence and His very self, an essence all divine". I'll ask you again, I've asked you before, When did you last go out of the sanctuary on tiptoe because God had revealed His holiness and His majesty?
Ravenhill is teaching out of 2 Samuel 6, when they retrieved the ark. He goes on to say:
Notice in verse five now. David and all the house of Israel played before the Lord in all instruments made of fir wood, harps, and psalteries, and timbrels, and cornets, and on cymbals. Now there's his ecstasy! Now come down to verse nine.(After Uzzah was struck down. -ed.) This same David was afraid of the Lord that day. He said, "How shall the ark of the Lord come to me?" That's a big switch! He's excited they're having the band music and having a whale of a time, and then suddenly God intervenes. And suddenly his whole emotional life does a somersault. He realizes what an awful God he serves. What a God of majesty! What a God of glory!
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- mbaker11/20/11, 7:05 PM
Isaiah 50;10-11 also addresses this very well:ReplyDelete
' Who among you fears the lord and obeys the voice of his servant? Let him who walks in darkness and has no light trust in the name of the Lord and rely on his God.'
'Behold, all of you who kindle a fire, who equip yourself with burning torches! Walk by the light of your fire and by the torches you have kindled!'
'This you have from My hand : you shall lie down in torment.'
That's sure enough warning for me.
I listened to an excellent sermon by Art Katz on this.ReplyDelete
In this passage, it's the presumption of Nadab and Abihu to stand before the Lord.
Keep in mind all the people had just seen the glory of the Lord (Leviticus 9:23).
In this context Nadab and Abihu were trying to recreate that same glory of the Lord before the people. I would not be surprised if they were after that same glory that they had witnessed. The presumption that they might recreate the act.
I don't believe it accurate that they were consumed for following in tradition. It is obvious that they had just participated in offering up a sacrifice under Moses and Aaron (Leviticus 9:1). They wanted to go and stand before the Lord themselves and assumed they knew how it worked since they had just participated.
They were chasing glory.
So the question then is: are you chasing glory or seeking to honor the Lord? Verse three goes on to what Moses speaks to Aaron, "This is what the LORD spoke of when he said:
"'Among those who approach me
I will be proved holy;
in the sight of all the people
I will be honored.'"
By the sons of Aaron failing to honor the Lord, He proved himself holy and consumed them because they were unclean. In their presumption they were unclean.
Even further down there is some reference alcohol (10 verse 9). Could it be that Nadab and Abihu were drunk?
Sounds like Katz also focused in on presumption. I had forgotton about that sermon; may have to listen to that today.ReplyDelete
Although Katz and I depart in certain understandings (eschatology and also his impression of Bob Jones, for instance) I often wonder where he would stand on certain aspects of the charismatic church today.
Sadly, Art Katz also promoted Bill Britton, a blatant Latter Rain proponent, as he wrote the Foreword to Britton's biography (by his son) Prophet on Wheels. Here's a portion:ReplyDelete
"...The clarity of [Britton's] writing matched the simplicity of his lifestyle to open for many of us a first view of the heavenly purposes of God through the Church which is His Body. The concepts of sonship, of Jesus as the Pattern Son, of corporateness, of Eagle Saints have found their indelible mark in the consciousness and walking-out of our generation through the pen of this anointed scribe, this (as I referred to him at the gravesite service) 'Watchman Nee of the Ozarks'!"
Britton, like Jones, taught the manifested sons of God doctrine teaching that certain overcomers would attain their glorified bodies [1 Cor. 15:42-54] while remaining on earth.
"There is such a thing as false life. There is a vast difference between spiritually eternal life and soul life, and that thing is the master stroke of Satan. There is a vast amount of false fire in this world today and looks like true life, true fire, what is of God, but there is a lie in it, the fruit of that tree is bitter life in the end."ReplyDelete
T. Austin Sparks (1970)
I would like to note the date on that book as 1988. As well as that people change and grow.ReplyDelete
While I definitely can't speak for Katz himself, I have listened quite extensively to his sermons.
I don't believe he would be in support of much of the modern charismatic movement. He wasn't one to play games or to consider recreational use of the Holy Spirit as the proper thing, but rather to build up the body.
I've found that most of his teaching after 1990 to be different. The best way I can say it is there is a maturity in his messages that doesn't exist in his earlier teaching.
Anyway, I'm not trying to definitively defend Katz, but to point out that I have found much encouraging truth in his teaching.
I did have a friend briefly correspond with him some years ago about IHOP, before he passed. If I'm remembering correctly he said something about it being encouraging as far as seeking to pray continually. That's all that I can remember, and yes that is slightly second hand information.
I do agree with that last quote from Sparks. We have to be careful of mixture. That is one reason I am so hesitant when it comes to IHOP. I feel there is mixture there and I will not allow myself to freely accept what they teach and promote.
I can appreciate what you stated re: Katz. However, unless he publically repudiated Britton's teachings, then I'd say his endorsement stands as it was not just a passing comment but an explicit endorsement in literature that is still available.
I'll quote from Derek Prince's statement of July 9, 1990 on the errors of Kansas City Fellowship/Mike Bickle regarding correcting false teachings (leaving out verbiage not specifically applicable to this case):
Any effective remedy would require open confession and renunciation of the errors...All this should be communicated as widely as the errors have been circulated.
In my view, anything short of this standard is unacceptable. It is not just for the sake of anyone who was under the late Katz' influence; it would've been for his benefit as well keeping James 3:1 in mind.
- Anonymous11/22/11, 3:05 AM
In reference to Nadab & Abihu: Notice what God commanded: from various translations (various translations can help to spread more light on the meaning, "By those who come near Me I must be regarded as holy, and before all the people I will be glorified." Pardon translational differences. One vital lesson we may easily overlook in trying to figure out the profane fire, is God's command afterward.ReplyDelete
As we try to approach HIM, we must hold HIM as Holy. Holy means the exact opposite as the word profane. Utterly un-worldly! We must hold Him up in the fear of God. Something almost too holy to speak of because there is so little of it in so many areas of western Christianity. The second: "And before all the people I must be glorified". Consistent with Isaiah 42:8, He must have ALL the glory. He will not share the glory with any preacher or author or "televangelist". NO...God must have ALL the glory.
So if we put these two together, and DO it, it will get us started on the way back to what HE desires.
The closer you seek to be to God, the more strongly this command must ring in your ears. --L
- Anonymous11/22/11, 3:15 AM
I have found some help in wading through the messes is to use certain saints as general guideposts. Some I use: Ravenhill, Wilkerson, Tozer, T. Austin-Sparks, and Art Katz to some extent. But sometimes I gain in specific areas from others not so well respected, such as Judy Franklin and Gary Oates. Could other people here more versed in authors than I, give us others as suggested guides in the quicksand?ReplyDelete
Thanks! --L
I'm not defending some of Katz' teachings, but I will say that in his sermon on "strange fire" he handled the topic well, and the charismatic church could learn a lot from him. It is on Sermonindex.
As with Luther and his anti-semitism, some of Katz' teachings probably are best discarded. So just put an asteric by his name and
hear what he has to say. It may be the best sermon on strange fire - aimed at a charsimatic audience - ever.
Sorry Bill; I didn't mean to derail the thread.ReplyDelete
Going to Bickle's statement – he sure has a high tolerance for the 'fake'. With his belief in and promotion of the gifts of the Spirit, He, like all in hyper-charismaticism, fails to adequately promote the gift of discernment. That's not to mention Bickle lacks proper stewardship. If he really thinks most are acting in the flesh, then he should explicitly mention this to warn those who are indeed profaning. And, to assume it's all 'of the flesh' is a dangerous assumption keeping in mind that Jesus said there will be tares among the wheat [Matthew 13:24-30].
- Bryan11/28/11, 11:36 AM
I knew Art personally, and I can say that he would not, especially since the late 80's/early 90's, have been in favor of Latter Rain/MSOG/Kingdom Now teachings.ReplyDelete
Not only that, but the story of Bob Jones where Art considered him to be a prophet was from the early 80's. It was in reference to a dream that Art had had the previous night, that Bob both described to him and interpreted. He was awed by this among other events in those days, but his view of the main leaders in the prophetic movement changed in the years that followed.
When the modern prophetic movement really grew in popularity (in the late 80's and 90's), so grew his contention with what he saw developing. While he would rarely accuse men by name, and though he did it with humility, he often spoke against what men were calling prophetic. He acknowledged that some within the movement may have indeed experienced the 'gift of prophecy', but he did not receive the men being called prophets as prophets in the foundational sense- including Bob Jones. Again, this particularly applies to his views from the late 80's and onward.
He had serious concerns for the charismatic church, and felt that modern definitions of "apostolic" and "prophetic" were gross caricatures of the true thing represented in Scripture.
Thanks, BP!ReplyDelete
- Bryan11/28/11, 2:39 PM
That being said, he did have a real appreciation for the International House of Prayer while visiting on a few occasions, and commended the students and teachers at the IHOP school for what he perceived to be a unique love for the Scriptures among those within Pentecostal/Charismatic circles.ReplyDelete
Apparently, when Katz visited, they all became Bereans for a moment.ReplyDelete
Not convinced that is the case today.
- Bryan12/2/11, 7:50 AM
There are many "Bereans" at the International House of Prayer. I'm in fellowship with a good number of them. I can testify, at least for the one's that are friends of mine, that they are more jealous for the Scriptures than the majority of saints I've known over the years.ReplyDelete
That's good to hear. I suppose that some of them take issue with Mike's over-allegorization of the Song of Songs then. Perhaps correction can be made.ReplyDelete
You might want to point them to the Blueprint Prophecy, which I'm sure they are familiar with, because thoughtful Bereans should be asking questions about that as well.
BTW, I thought the radio show Tuesday was good timing, since I had written about the New Mystics on Monday. Your thoughts on that are welcome.
- Julie12/2/11, 11:42 AM
While sitting under Mike Bickle's teaching for a number of years, I was impressed by his exhaustive knowledge of the scriptures. Also, his teaching was 'not like those of the Scribes and Pharasees as he teaches with authority.' I know this references Jesus, yet Mike, as well, does not lack gravitas in his delivery.ReplyDelete
To his credit, he encourages his listeners to 'don't take my word for it, search the scriptures and see if what I say is true.'
So I did. Bottom line: the scriptures, read in context, without Mike's spin on them, do not say what Mike says that they say.
And Mike has provided an excellent example of the liberties he takes with the scriptures in his newly published study guide for the Book of Revelations. What he (Mike) says that they say is truly how Mike reads them to mean, and how he teaches them.
I still, to this day, find myself reading the Bible and recalling what "Mike says" as though he is some authority. He is a mere man, with a set of beliefs that he finds support for reading the Bible a certain way. Perhaps that is too severe a take on him, but that's how I see it.
I hope Bryan's Berean friends are true Berean's who allow the scriptures to define the scriptures, and allow the Holy Spirit be be the Teacher He is meant to be.
P.S. What I have described regarding Mike can be said of many other teachers as well, and our eagerness to be spoon fed the scriptures. And I am not above falling into this pattern again.
I love this scripture: James 1:21 - So get rid of all the filth and evil in your lives, and humbly accept the word God has planted in your hearts, for it has the power to save your souls.
I believe one of the truly great disservices Mike Bickle has done to the church has been to attempt the allegorical application of the Song of Solomon verse by verse. By what authority does anyone take O.T. scriptures and decide how it can be interpreted in reference to the contemporary life? Does any N.T. writer ever quote from the Song of Solomom. Do we find any explicit authority to take an O.T. erotic love poem and apply it line by line in to the devotional life of the N.T. believer? I think not. It sets up a devotional life that is overly sentimental, overly emotional and highly troublesome for men. I'm sorry, but no matter how hard I try I don't want to think of Jesus as my husband. I understand the metaphor of the Church as Christ's bride as a perfectly wonderful way to conceptualize covenant faithfulness, not as a unrealistic paradigm for personal intimacy.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12/3/11, 10:47 AM
To add to News from Brazil:ReplyDelete
I read a web site once that explained two things: (it was a Jewish religious site)
1) They them selves looked at it as the relationship between Israel (nation) and God.
2) The book was considered so minor that it was only read 1 time a year in a synagogue
And then I have a friend who teaches at a college who states that more and more of those who study Hebrew scripture considred this more of a play
Dear William and Craig,ReplyDelete
Re: Art Katz's sermon, "Strange Fire"
You may listen or download it from artkatzministries.org (Strange Fire I). I have not yet listened to it.
- Anonymous11/8/12, 3:54 AM
Why do you quote Derrick Prince? He was of the Charismatic tongue movement which is un-Biblical!ReplyDelete
Yes, Derek Prince, Art Katz, Lenoard Ravenhill, Lee Grady and myself are all "toungue speakers."ReplyDelete
This issue is not cessationism, and many Godly people do not believe that scriptures teach that tongues ceases when the last Word of the bible was penned. I think a strong case that the "perfect" has not yet come can be made from the scriptures, as long as that verse is not ripped out of context.
I'm Pentecostal, but am alarmed with the excesses of the hyper-charismatic. I'm not unbiblical.
My testimony here:
The phrase "which he did not command them" is a Hebraism. A meiosis that declares a negative to affirm a positive. In other words, the phrase should be understood as the NIV renders it "contrary to what he had commanded them".ReplyDelete
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The redskins did very well for themselves with RG3, Cousins and Morris.
Can anybody else say they ended up with as much production out of this draft as the Seahawks?
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The FMLN won power in El Salvador in 2009 under Mauricio Funes, a television broadcaster who the Front put up as its candidate. El Salvador is a densely populated nation with a hard-working labor force, and strong ties to the United States. Indeed, more some 16 percent of the economy is based on the nearly $4 billion in remittances that Salvadorans send home to their families each year.
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The most positive news out of the election was how smoothly it went, a sign that institutions like the Supreme Electoral Tribunal are functioning well, a fact noted by Mike Allison, a U.S. academic who focuses on Central America.
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