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LMWBXR posted a topic in Professional BoxingHas anyone seen this? Possibly the most depressing boxing doc i have found yet. "After The Last Round" 2009 Primarily about boxers and brain trauma, & the life that they live years later with all of the 'after effects' of the sport. Some trite facts. Some legitimate medical facts that aren't going to be news to anyone here. Then all of the sweet looking people crying...ugh. Quotes by boxers talking about the right to decide when it's time to stop fighting, and the right to freely choose to take part in something that we know is dangerous. I think it's different now because we can choose this sport knowing the risks to an extent that people had no knowledge of 50+ years ago... I want to keep my right to freely choose to do something bad for me that I love..but that's just me..lol. This thing WAS gut wrenching enough that I watched the entire thing.. Thoughts? ? ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waJTKs_Uv-8
Thai Boxing: A Fighting Chance
LMWBXR posted a topic in Other SportsHas anyone seen this? I found another fight documentary. This one is Muay Thai. From 2002-never heard of it. I found it by accident looking for boxing docs. Biased but a cool look at the culture and training. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaUKDNCjUKI

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My trusty Timbuk2 messenger bag (a.k.a. my weekender bag) would comply with the personal item size requirements. Yet I'd never packed for a five-plus day trip to a destination with notoriously fickle weather — like Alaska in the fall — in that bag before.
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I wondered if I could really pack for five-plus days and plan for unpredictable weather in a smaller-than-normal carry on bag.
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- Four pairs of underwear
- Five pairs of socks, including one workout pair
- Running shoes (to wear — I planned on jogging a few miles there)
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My husband eyed the bag and plucked out the backup book, "Really? You're not going to read this there."
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Yep. It's that good. Good in ways I can't explain. Good in a sense that it's a whole other lifetime here, good in the way that I won't know how to answer people when they ask me how Rome was. Life-altering-ly good. Incredibly, indescribably good. Tattoo-worthy good. And before we go any further, shortcut to photos part one is here, part two here. Moving on:
The last few days feel all blurred together now that I'm trying to purposefully write them out, but each one in and of itself was independent of the others, a series of mental Polaroids... Monday (day four of the trip) started off with a three-plus hour tour of the Vatican Museum and St. Peter's basilica, both of which were breathtaking in stature and content. The longer I'm here, the more I realize that I'm just looking at the relics and results of these massive white-guy hostile takeovers: country is functioning, (normal) Christianity is on the down-low, Paganism / pantheism abounds -- and then, boom! Group of white guys decide that they know the one true religious way, and that said one way is the best way, and that it's going to be their way or the highway -- and suddenly people in opposition to this are getting burned alive in public, the great artists of the day are commissioned to paint the scenes of this "one way" of religious "truth" everywhere they can reach, the temples and basilicas and statues built in honor of all other ways are destroyed. The more places here I visit, the more I learn; and the more I hear the conversations from actual current-day Italians regarding the seeming insanity of it all. Now, the Catholics have their little city, the relics and results bring tourists and help the economy, and everyone manages to get along. But it doesn't make it any less insane-seeming, fundamentally.
Now, all of that said, I'd be lying if I told you that getting to see those structures wasn't completely cool, and that the scale and the age alone are, as I said in the last post, positively staggering, and that stepping in the spaces and breathing in the air at the very footsteps where major historical events took place has not been one of the greatest experiences of my life -- because it was, they are, and it has been. These elements, fused with the absolute departure from daily American life and culture as I know it, spending hours at modern cafes built atop centuries-old cobblestone, taking in the light and the fashion and the secondhand smoke and the something-I-can't-quite-describe-ness about it all, make me yearn to come back before I've even begun to start leaving. As crazy as these contradictions are, I'm already trying to figure out how to return. It's another magnet, just like Seattle. And when the pull is this strong, I have to pay attention.
But, I digress -- back to the tours and the fourth day: the Vatican Museum and St. Peter's, the statues, the ceilings, the scale. It was almost too much to take in, like how good museums fill you up and the sponge suddenly can't hold another drop. The fact that they pillaged the pagan temples for content to build them aside, both structures are pretty fucking impressive. The ceiling of the Hall of Maps alone in the Vatican was almost too much to bear, the Raphael rooms painted life in light in ways no one had ever seen before, literally from floor to ceiling; the Sistine Chapel (no photos allowed, unfortunately) and it's majesty and the stories of how Michelangelo had a humped back and a disorder of eyesight for years and years following the completion, and the last statue that he ever signed (because, as he stated, he'd be "so famous he wouldn't have to sign his name ever again") that's now behind bulletproof glass because some activist attacked it with a hammer back in the seventies; the forty-story tall dome section of Saint Peter's, and how Bellini made the visual element of the basilica from the ground inside it as such so that people wouldn't be terrified to enter, because of the sheer scope and scale of the place -- using tricks of the eye and scaling statues so that it looked much more manageable than it really was.
If there's one recommendation I can make for anyone traveling to Rome, it's to take the guided tours as much as you can for the major list items on your sightseeing agenda -- I hooked up with a place called Dark Rome tours through my friend Haley, and they were absolutely three for three. I would have still been able to witness some of these fundamental beginnings of art and architechture, of course, and still been struck by it all -- but having attentive, educated guides to lead the way really made all the difference.
Day five, Tuesday, started off running late for (and then immersing in) trips through the Coliseum and the Roman Forum. Again, we have a functioning empire and pantheistic worship among the people of Rome trotting along just fine, and then you turn around one day and both the Coliseum itself and all of the forum / surrounding areas are a veritable quarry for the churches being erected. Thankfully, I think it was... in the 1800s?, one of the popes finally got his shit together and realized that, regardless of who believed what and which gods were worshipped where, all of these structures were part of history and thereby to be honored by all Romans, and an immediate "cease fire" was put to the pillaging of these gorgeous buildings -- which is what explains all the half-demolished structures that are shored up by more modern brick edges and concrete walls. A period of preservation and restoration begain, and with the exception of Mussolini being a complete douche and literally making his own holy road right down the middle of the forum (which destroyed countless buildings and put the Coliseum front-and-center for an immeasurable amount of damage from the sheer pollution from the roadway alone), the effort to take great care of what's left and preservable of Rome's precious history is a working part of Italian life today.
In the Coliseum itself, we learned the different seating levels for classes of citizens, how animals would be brought from other countries and starved so as to provide a good "show" when they fought each other, how public executions took place in the morning, the slave labor it took to run all the underpinnings of the "stage" area, and how the whole shebang was a way of the emperor at the communicating laws, power, and a sense of majesty to the people of Rome. The forum was more remnants and corners left of the main area where Romans would congregate and hold their gatherings and markets, all the main buildings, the original location of the eternal flame and where the vestal virgins stood to tend it, a pagan basilica that was pretty much the footprint for the construction of St. Peter's, and on and on.
The tour also included a trip to Palatine Hill, a massive spot where a castle once lived that was bigger than anything I can even begin to explain, and the hill itself also supposedly marks the birthplace of Romulus and Remus, the founding moment of Rome -- legend has it that one of the vestal virgins birthed these twins that she had to give up in the midst of scandal, and that they were then raised by a she-wolf, which homage to is seen all over the city. However, the term for "she-wolf" and "prostitute" (in either Italian or Latin, I don't remember which) is one and the same -- so, the tour guide left it up to us as to which way we wanted to interpret the meanings of the beginning of the city as we currently know it.
Wednesday (Haley's first day off of class / the land of perpetually writing papers) and Thursday were filled with churches, ruins, views, shops, coffee, gelato, conversation, and just getting to see the real eat-sleep-breathe kind of Rome, with a lot of it spent away from the tourists. After a late night Tuesday we started Wednesday at the cafe across the street with espresso and pastries, Thursday started at Haley's favorite spot for Nutella-filled croissants out by the cat sanctuary; Wednesday found us at the mouth of truth, wandering through the ruins of the Jewish ghetto, standing at the very spot where chariot races once took place at Circus Maximus, past endless boutiques, at the foot of the Spanish Steps, and inside the (more foreboding / less artistically profound than St. Peter's) walls of the masive San Giovanni; Thursday at Campo de' Fiori, a free trip to the Capitoline Museum for International Women's Day, and then out for errands and more coffee. We closed out Wednesday with apertivo (a deal where you buy a drink at a restaurant and they put out a buffet of totally good, all-you-can-eat food) topped off with the best tiramisu in Rome at a place called Pompi, and Thursday we had a multi-course two-hour dinner at a gorgeous little spot in Trastevere, Cantina Paradiso -- where we ate, talked for hours, and patched some pieces of life together, all to the tune of a few back-to-back REM albums.
The sun is setting here on my time, literally and figuratively -- it's both nearing the end of the day now and I've only got a little time left in the city itself. We've still got a trip to Ostia Antica on the docket, along with one last jaunt around Trastevere, one last pizza, and one last gelato at the place where I've learned to order without speaking English; and then a full-to-the-brim Sunday: coffee, an open-air fleamarket, one last hello and goodbye to the cats at the sanctuary, packing, dinner, three coins into the Trevi, and another gelato out by the Vatican so I can see it all lit up at night.
Hopefully I can post on the plane so everything is up-to-date by the time I land, but if not, I'll have the rest up sometime next week when I've caught up on running and sleep and detoxed from all the carbs. Sweet Roma, I miss you already. <3
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John11, A-men: What Jesus says is Truth, and much higher than any contrary comments posted from dissers.
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John11...Please read my post to Eloy concerning this claim.
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Yes of course, Jesus was just a human, and humans get sick. He got sick and the proof is from what Jesus said: "for I was sick, and you all visited me."
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John, I agree with you that Jesus did not get sick. In my studies of Jesus I find that the humanity of Christ is evident first of all in the fact that He possessed a true human body composed of flesh, and blood. It was like the bodies of other men
"except for those qualities which have resulted from human sin and failure."
Jesus advanced in knowledge and Wisdom. He bodily growth was normal of that of other children. He experienced in His life similar feelings and limitations as other human beings, He was able to suffer pain, thirst, hunger, fatigue, pleasure, rest, death and resurrection. He could be seen and felt, and His human body was tangible to human touch just as other human beings.
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JamesL, Its not a point about the Jews being right or wrong. It was the point of Jesus being The Christ.
One of the criterias used by Judism would have been if he was sick, then he had sin. Jesus would have not allowed that.
It is the meaning of this passage..
"But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins "-- then He said to the paralytic, "Get up, pick up your bed and go home."
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JamesL, you missed the point of my posts. It might have gone over your head.
Please study them.
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Jesus lived a pure and holy life. His behavior was totally righteous... all the more remarkable, because He
was fully human
He suffered temptation but resisted it. I believe he
resisted sickness
(not that He was physically immune from it) because He could not have reached the Jews otherwise.
He submitted willingly to the bloody torture and death on the cross. Men needed to see His suffering in all its painful reality, to appreciate His sacrifice.
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John, I have listened to him for years. He is very knowledgable in many areas. But not in interpretations or for that matter Hermeneutics as a whole. He uses the Bible Code sometimes, I've a book on that so I can tell. I don't believe he can discern between a metaphor and a parable, law from grace, and most important, salvation. He says he is a prophet, and a preacher without a church. And most of all sinless. He does make a lot of remarks that are damaging to others also. But still love him, and have been trying to make out who he really is. He is hard and cold, but a few times he amazes me, and says some kind words to some who needs prayer. There is something good within him hidding.
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\\Disease was considered a result of sin by the Jews\\
---John on 7/9/11
Jesus Himself dispelled this myth in John 9:1-3
\\If Jesus was at anytime sick, it would have given absolute proof that he was not The Christ\\
---John on 7/9/11
Sort of Like when Jesus said that the Jews had eyes but couldn't see, and ears but couldn't hear (Mark 8:18)
Jesus was NOTHING like what the Jews were looking for. From the wrong side of the tracks, lowly upbringing, suffering servant, and most probably sick a time or two.
"He was made like His brothers in EVERY aspect...(Heb 2:17)
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I'm afraid I agree with Cluny when it comes to Eloys "Knowledge".
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\\I find that he is very knowledgable,\\
On what?
He doesn't know Greek. He doesn't know Hebrew. He can't even use ENGLISH properly.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
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Richard, perfect and holy people get sick sometimes and also die, and are resurrected. Jesus says:
"for I was sick, and you all visited me."
"For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted likewise, without sinning." Mt.25:36+ Hb.4:15.
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John, many times I too want to shout at someone, but it will not do any good. One thing I know about Eloy, is that he does not stand for any denomination which is great. What he says he does believe. I find that he is very knowledgable, but very much against much of Scripture when it comes to many interpretations. I believe he is convinced one way only and nothing will change his view. I keep answering him in the event that God uses that Truth to change that view. If he would only use the context to every passage and never change the character, nature and attributes of God at the expense of his theology he would be able to understand Scripture better. I know I cannot change anyone. Only the Truth can do that.
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\\Yes, Jesus was 100% man and did die - only because He had to so He could erase our sins and bring us back into right standing with God.\\
Wrong again, Leslie.
Jesus, being fully God, was totally free, and did not have to do anything.
He FREELY died. As He Himself said, "No one takes My life. I give it."
This is how He CHOSE to do things. He might well have done things another way had He seen fit to do so.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
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I agree Donna66. I mean if he is The Christ, Then there can't be 90% it would need to be 100% G-d or nothing.
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Jesus says:
"for I was sick, and you all visited me."
"For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted likewise, without sinning." Mt.25:36+ Hb.4:15.
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John---//Disease was considered a result of sin by the Jews//
Excellent point! I didn't believe He was ever sick, but you've convinced me!
If He had been sick at any time it would have actually disproved to The Jews, that He was Messiah.
In fact, I believe His healing of the "man born blind" was meant, among other things, to prove that He was Messiah. The Jews believed nobody could heal a man "born blind" because, as you said, they attributed this to
, either his or his parents.
There had been "healers" (maybe witches or occult practitioners), but the scripture says, none had ever healed a man born blind. Jesus was showing that He could reverse illness, and by extension,
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Thanks MarkV!
Thanks Alan, but I really did want to yell at Eloy this time. He was way out of line with scripture.
But I am reframing from shouting,
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Jesus never fell sick, I would have wanted to know why the enquirer asked the question.
Surely, aurguing about this serves nor purposes.
And Eloy is quoting this out of context, unless he wants to say Jesus fell sick indirectly. But thats not the question at hand.
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John, thank you for explaining the passage very well to Eloy. Now, that's how you should answer, with an explanation from Scripture. Alan is correct, and I'm sure you could be of great help if you use the ability God has given you to teach the Truth. That is what is important to all of us. I'm glad I did not answer Eloy, and was going to but you did a great job. Peace I leave you.
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ELOY, When YAHUSHUA said "When I was sick, you visited Me..." He was talking about people in general who were in need. Whatever we, as a Church, do unto people in need, we, in essence, do it unto to CHRIST. But, it's not really HIM that we are showing comfort or help, not directly. But, to show Love to others who are down-and-out, and to show that Love in the name of YAHUSHUA, is just as valid as if we WERE doing so toward Christ YAHUSHUA Himself. And, the "weaknesses" of Hebrews 4:15 refers to the Temptations of the flesh to commit sin. YAHUSHUA was tempted by the Enemy to give in to sin, as we are, though He never did sin. So, the Scripture you quoted does not back up that YAHUSHUA ever got sick.
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Jesus says:
"for I was sick, and you all visited me."
"For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted likewise, without sinning." Mt.25:36+ Hb.4:15.
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John ... You are right in your comment about what Eloy had said
BUT ... why do you SHOUT?
Don't you realise it puts people off, beecause it makes you seem a bombastic bully. You can put people off if you don't make your points in a reasonable way without SHOUTING
As it is, I am sure a lot of other bloggers just ignore your posts as soon as they see the SHOUTING, and don't even bother to read them
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\\As usual Cluny my statements fly above your understanding!
Your reply is in fact convoluted and not relevant.
Being Earthly you equate a mortal man to Christ.\\
First, John, you have to understand that spiritual things are spiritually discerned.
Next, if you could read, you would see that in my first comment here, I said that sickness if the result of sin, so I don't think Jesus suffered sickness, though He did suffer the non-culpable weaknesses and limitations of being a human.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
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Jesus says: "for I was sick, and you all visited me." Eloy on 7/9/11
WOW! Totally distorted and out of context Eloy. SICK!
Jesus was telling a story(Parable) about the King(G-D THE FATHER/NOT JESUS!).
When did we ever see you sick?
And the King answered...
Truly I say to the extent you did this to one of these brothers, you did it to me.
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Jesus says:
"for I was sick, and you all visited me."
"For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted likewise, without sinning." Mt.25:36+ Hb.4:15.
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An occasional word in caps for emphasis is fine, colors are probably used to make scripture verses stand out from the rest of the post. Marquees may attract a readers attention (one can only guess that's the reason for their use).Otherwise, caps are considered by most bloggers and e-mailers the same as shouting. (I have been known to shout occasionally, myself, rarely.) But it is not more
than ordinary type.
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Donna, I will consider your advice.
But I see many here not only using caps, but using bright colors(Red,Green, Blue, etc.)
Also using bold and even using Marques to get their point across.
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John, Why do you shout?
(write in caps.)
I agree with you about sickness--not necessarily injury. But why so accusatory to those who disagree with you? It this how you normally "teach"?
I believe Jesus was 100% God and also 100% man...not 100% God and 2...50...or 90% man. The Bible says He was tempted in
all points
as are we, yet without sin. He lived a perfectly holy life.
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As usual Cluny my statements fly above your understanding!
Your reply is in fact convoluted and not relevant.
Being Earthly you equate a mortal man to Christ.
So let me explain it in your earth bound parameters.
A god who is perfect and can walk on water, feed 5000, manipulate nature at a word.
Will also have the ability to defend himself against Bacteria and viruses which He himself created.
He would not have accidents since he knows all things in advance and is aware of them. So he would not trip. (Imperfection).
An Oncologists does not possess these attributes. He is merely mortal.
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The Christ(G-d in flesh) with the ability to Heal ALL and a perfect body could not heal himself or became vulnerable to attacks by bacteria and viruses.PLEEZZ!\\
First off, this is not an oxymoron. An oxymoron is a very short contradictory phrase like "neat garbage."
Next, one might as well say an oncologist must have cancer himself in order to treat it successfully. As we all know, this is a foolish statement.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
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Disease was considered a result of sin by the Jews(true, but too advance to explain here)
If Jesus was at anytime sick, it would have given absolute proof that he was not The Christ and he would not have any followers. It would be in the Talmud/Mishnah/Gamara.
The Christ(G-d in flesh) with the ability to Heal ALL and a perfect body could not heal himself or became vulnerable to attacks by bacteria and viruses.PLEEZZ!
Stop thinking in FLESHLY terms and try to understand G-d.
FROM THESE POSTS IT SHOWS THOSE WHO ARE WORLDLY(flesh) AND DO NOT REALLY BELIEF JESUS IS THE CHRIST.
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Bruce5656, Right. But, "relieving oneself" is not on par with sicknesses, illnesses and diseases. Relieving oneself is a natural, HEALTHY, normal bodily function that MUST take place. It is a POSITIVE and healthy function. Whereas, Sicknesses are a negative thing. Illnesses and symptoms are a sign that something is WRONG. So, you'll have to use a better suitable and applicable analogy to validate your point.
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Very good micha9344. Thanks for your response.
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The bible does not tellus that Jesus got sick or not. We know based on the prophecies that could not have had any proken bones.
But Jesus was subject to human frainity.
He got tired
He got sleepy
He had emotions
He felt pain
The only known disease which Jesus had was Hematidrosis (also called hematohidrosis) is a very rare condition in which a human being sweats blood,
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Though he were a Son, yet learned he obedience by the things which he suffered,
There are many ordinary (and I'm sure minor) things about Jesus that Scripture never bothers to tell us.
Do you think the Child Jesus never touched an object hot enough to burn? Never ate too much or the wrong thing? Never tried to do something beyond his ability (like use his father's tools) Never fell off the family donkey?
If He did, would that make Him less than perfect?
We ALL learn obedience by the things we suffer...or does that mean only psychological suffering.
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Jesus was never ever sick or was injured.
Because he was perfect man/G-d. By definition Perfect means 100%. No Illness/injuries.
G-d does not trip or get sick!
Christ tell us(REF: Satan)...
"This is your hour and the power of Darkness is yours!"
G-d gave authority to Satan to fulfill Scripture. It was his hour.
Mark:14:49.."but this has taken place to fulfill the Scriptures."
Matt:26:54 "How then will the Scriptures be fulfill, which say it must happen this way."
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In English we give attention to nouns primarily, with 6 different positions in a sentence.
Hebrew is more focus on verbage, the action taking place.
The Word, yes, but the Word brought forth and revealed.
'Acquainted' being the action in regards to 'grief'.
Hebrew 'yadah' translated know, acknowledge, perceive, declare, consider.
His compassion, sympathy, and empathy provided the means by which He was 'aquainted with grief(sickness)'.
As Eloy has quoted in part...
Mat 25:40 And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done [it] unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done [it] unto me.
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"But, as far as the everyday, common colds, sicknesses and diseases that people have..? There is no Biblical indication He experienced those."
This proves nothing. We are not expressly told he releived himself (not to put too fine a point on it) but who would question that what he ate had to come out eventually. So, just because we are not told he did or did not do somethign or did or did not experience something (a cold for example) does not prove anything.
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If jesus had some Fizzy Bubblech with his hummus don't you think that would make him sick?
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Jesus says:
"for I was sick, and you all visited me."
For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted likewise, without sinning. Mt.25:36+ Hb.4:15.
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Gordon I agree with your last post completely.
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micha9344, Gordon, This verse Just came to mind, how do you read it.
"He is despised and rejected by men, A Man of sorrows and "acquainted with 'grief' ("sickness", the only definition given for the Hebrew word "choliy" translated in other verses as "sickness or disease" from the root chalah meaning "to be or become weak, sick, diseased, grieved, or sorry)". And we hid, as it were, our faces from Him, He was despised, and we did not esteem Him." Isa. 53:3
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Josef, YAHUSHUA bore our infirmities and sorrows in that He took away our infirmities by virtue of His Atoning Sacrifice. Going through the sufferings of being abused and crucified for us, so that our SINS, infirmities and griefs may be taken away from us to obtain True Life in HIM. Sicknesses are one result of poor nutrition, too. It may be that He experienced a sickness as a result of the physical abuse and emotional/mental stress from grief He experienced while being abused and crucified. But, even then, He was spiritually strong and prepared for those sufferings to endure them victoriously. But, as far as the everyday, common colds, sicknesses and diseases that people have..? There is no Biblical indication He experienced those.
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micha9344 Apparently my post was unclear. I apologize. What I was attempting to convey was that sickness would have had no place in one anointed to take it away.
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A blog like this really brings out the tragic lack of understanding as to the nature of the incarnation, who Jesus is, what he accomplished, how he accomplished it and what the implications for us are.
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Josef, you have good posts and I don't recall you knowingly misuse God's Word.
I would like to put Matt 8:17 in context to show that it was talking about healing the sick, not being sick.
Mat 8:14 And when Jesus was come into Peter's house, he saw his wife's mother laid, and sick of a fever. And he touched her hand, and the fever left her: and she arose, and ministered unto them. When the even was come, they brought unto him many that were possessed with devils: and he cast out the spirits with [his] word, and healed all that were sick: That it might be fulfilled which was spoken by Esaias the prophet, saying, Himself took our infirmities, and bare [our] sicknesses.
This does not disprove your belief in His health.
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"Did Jesus ever get sick? "
"Surely He has borne our 'griefs' (sickness). And carried our 'sorrows' (pain, both physical and mental)," Isa 53:4
"That it might be fulfilled which was spoken by Isaiah the prophet, saying: "He Himself took our infirmities And bore our sicknesses." Mat 8:17
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The Bible does not say that YAHUSHUA (JESUS) ever got sick. He, being perfect in Wisdom, knew how to take of Himself so as to not get sick. He ate right, got plenty of exercise. No. Again, the Bible does not say that He had ever been ill or sick, so, no reason to believe that He did get sick.
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Mal 1:8 And if ye offer the blind for sacrifice, [is it] not evil? and if ye offer the lame and sick, [is it] not evil? offer it now unto thy governor, will he be pleased with thee, or accept thy person? saith the LORD of hosts.
Mal 1:13b ...and ye brought [that which was] torn, and the lame, and the sick, thus ye brought an offering: should I accept this of your hand? saith the LORD.
Heb 9:14 How much more shall the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered himself without spot to God, purge your conscience from dead works to serve the living God?
1Pe 1:19 But with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot:
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Again, JESUS SAYS:
"I WAS SICK, and you all visited me."
For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted likewise, without sinning. Mt.25:36+ Hb.4:15.
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NONE of these say health is promised by God. SICKNESS is NOT SIN, nor is it
---Donna66 on 7/7/11
Like I think you mentioned in an earlier blog, I've been hurt at churches that preached this.
I WAS told that I was "living in SIN" if I needed to ask for prayer for getting over a cold.
I've sinced discovered that proper nutrition -- which my own Mother tried to teach me about -- can be very helpful in AVOIDING colds in the first place.
We must keep in mind that Satan is working hard to destroy whoever is living for GOD. Sickness is one of Satan's tools. Pastors, Leaders, and their families, are often targeted by Satan. I've seen major sicknesses in those families.
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Cluny, "Sin is EXTRINSIC to our nature, as it is not part of our original ontology. It is UNnatural to us." Before the fall, it would not have been part of our ontology, however, the fall changed all that. Psalm 51:5
"Surely I was sinful at birth, sinful from the time my mother conceived me.". Lightning bug and lightning are not comparable to sinful and sin either, sinful being full of sin.
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We simply suffer from a lack of definitive information about the early life of Christ prior to starting his ministry. The subject of Christ health was not a subject of concern to contemporary authors who wrote about Christ as eye witness observers. It is what Christ did from the start of his ministry forward through his crucifixion, resurrection and ascension. Christ brother James does not discuss it. We know that Christ felt the whole range of human emotions, pain, thirst, hunger, weariness, anger, rage, agape love, sadness, joy. The importance of Christ was what he taught and accomplished, paying the price for God's chosen elect to move into the family of God with Christ as their brother.
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For the fact that he took the form of a man, he did not fall sick
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Rhonda--I think you have been taught a misinterpretation of the verses you mention. NONE of these say health is promised by God. SICKNESS is NOT SIN, nor is it//
by faith and doing Gods will one is healed
Call me a fool, (never mind, you already have) but I've seen hundreds of people recover from disease who had no faith, did not do God's will, and in some cases hated Him from beginning to end.
Sickness entered the word
of sin, so did crime. But being mugged does not indicate YOU are a sinner.
Having a human body, Jesus probably could have been attacked by an illness, but we have no sense that He was ever a "victim" to something He didn't allow.
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If Jesus could be successfully injured by humans, then He could undoubtedly be successfully injured by microbes.
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I would say He was too holy and perfect to ever have sickness. Think about it: the Son of God! Who died for our sins and bore them in His own body! And by His stripe we are healed! So how could He do this if He was sickly and in bad health. Jesus strong and victorius. King of Kings and Lords of Lords.
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Jesus aged just as all men do, he was subject to everything all men are. Immortality was not his until the resurrection, but I am sure you disagree since your perception of death is very different than what I understand it to be. I do not believe he had any of these things but do believe it to be possible.
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Yes, Jesus was 100% man and did die - only because He had to so He could erase our sins and bring us back into right standing with God. However, Jesus is also 100% God, and if He did not have to die, He would not have. Jesus is also the ONLY one who ever rose from the dead and is now back in Heaven with God. Have you ever known a human being to die and come back to life other than Lazerous or someone that has been raised from the dead? Jesus came back to life on His own, without help. Have you ever known a human to do that?
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I have to agree with Cluny about the sin nature. We now have or will have, both possible, according to Peter a divine/God nature which means a nature prior to it existed. Our sin nature or nature to sin is inherited from Adam while the divine or Godlike nature,the nature to be like God, is inherited through Jesus Christ.
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\\Cluny, "There's no such thing as a "sin nature." You won't find the term anywhere in the Bible." While the following does not say sin nature, it does say SINFUL NATURE. Pretty close.\\
The same way a lightning bug is "pretty close" to lightning.
Sin is EXTRINSIC to our nature, as it is not part of our original ontology. It is UNnatural to us.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
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Christ was never sick ...simple basic verses describe health for all ...too bad most believe their false ministers who tell them lies "if it's Gods will you may be healed"
3John2, John 10:10, Matt 8:10
The Father in Heaven created all things through the Word Christ Jesus and it was ALL GOOD ...lies of this gods world 2Corin 4:4 want you to believe that it is "normal" to be sick ...bigger lie no need to do anything you can be slothful following lusts of life and live unhealthy and THEN pray to be healthy which directly contradicts so many verses such as Eph 2:2
only a fool believes that sickness is NOT caused by sin 1John 3:4 ...it is by faith and doing Gods will one is healed from the SIN of sickness
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Sag--Who is saying Christians never get sick? Of course they do! The question was about Jesus...and nobody knows whether He did or didn't. Even John, who thinks he knows and that the rest of us don't study.
Sickness may be caused by sin in the world, but, by itself, sickness is NOT sin.
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Cluny, "There's no such thing as a "sin nature." You won't find the term anywhere in the Bible." While the following does not say sin nature, it does say SINFUL NATURE. Pretty close.
# Romans 7:18
For I know that good itself does not dwell in me, that is, in my sinful nature. For I have the desire to do what is good, but I cannot carry it out.
Romans 7:17-19 (in Context) Romans 7 (Whole Chapter)
# Romans 7:25
Thanks be to God, who delivers me through Jesus Christ our Lord! So then, I myself in my mind am a slave to Gods law, but in my sinful nature a slave to the law of sin.
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God cannot die. Jesus did die.
Therefore your argument that Jesus could not get sick because "God cannot get sick" is proven wrong.
Jesus was a man. Not like a man but, a man. Fully human
---Bruce5656 on 7/7/11
Very Well said!
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\\The only difference between him and you or I was that he did not have a sin nature.\\
Neither does anyone else. There's no such thing as a "sin nature." You won't find the term anywhere in the Bible.
Glory to Jesus Christ.
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God cannot die. Jesus did die.
Therefore your argument that Jesus could not get sick
"God cannot get sick" is proven wrong.
Jesus was a man. Not
like a man
but, a man. Fully human 1 Timothy 3:16, "And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest
in the flesh
Please consider this carefully:
1 John 4:2-3, "Hereby know ye the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God: And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of God:"
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I have mixed thoughts as I read this question.
It is POSSIBLE that Jesus never got sick, depressed, etc. However, that would only be POSSIBLE in a PERFECT world. The world we live in was only that way BEFORE sin entered when Adam & Eve ate the forbidden fruit. Jesus came to this world as a fleshly, human being. Just like the rest of us. Therefore, Jesus POSSIBLY did get sick, etc.
I try not to associate with folks who claim that Christians should NEVER get sick. Not that we want to. But we live in an IMPERFECT world. I've been mocked, in Protestant church healing services, for asking for prayer for the common cold.
Meanwhile, WHY did my older Christian friends DIE from: Cancer, Heart Failure, Diabetes, etc.?
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The Bible says that Jesus is God and God is spirit and spirit can NOT get sick or die. Even when He was a man on Earth, Jesus did NOT get sick, because He is God.
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If the argument that Jesus could not have gotten sick because sickness was the result of sin entering the world, then one would have to take the stand that, Jesus was not capable of aging (clearly he did) or dying (thankfully he did). However, more to the point, that he was not capable of dying a mortal death and that if it were not for his sacrificial death, he would have lived forever.
I believe that Jesus was fully human in every way I am. The only difference between him and you or I was that he did not have a sin nature. God IN THE FLESH.
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Yes, Jesus says,
"for I was naked, and you all clothed me, I was sick, and you all visited me, I was in prison, and you all came to me."
For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted likewise, without sinning. Mt.25:36+ Hb.4:15.
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Yes, and He also had bones and blood. He could break a bone or bruise or cut himself. We don't know if He ever did...but we know it was possible. It's hard to imagine any childhood without an incident or two like this.
I personally doubt He ever had an infection, though. He succeeded in resisting Satan's temptation. So I imagine He would resist disease.
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He was G=d! He was perfection! he was sinless. PERFECT MAN.
People please study!!!
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can someone pls explain why this coin is mooning please?
Big and mysterious partnership/user announcement coming on the 17th, said to be a household name and a huge non-crypto IRL business.
Watch this video and tell me this shit is not the scammiest thing ever....
There are two kind of coins.
PnD scamcoins. They are worthless, scammy team, no purpouse, no tech etc, that just pump fast for no reason at all, and dump right after.
Real projects, that take time to go parabolic, but when they do they will rise with an organic growth, and will probably hold decently the price.
Verge is the ultimate scam tier of a coin.
So when a coin goes up for 4 days straight anticipating an announcement, that's a "fast pump for no reason"?
Verge's marketing machine is fueled by the xvg they stole from thousands of their own bloody holders during the coin pouch hack. Both CP and the devs remained silent on it and touch titans declared bankruptcy. They actually got away with that shit.
As for this stunt, the "community" wasn't able to even raise 20 million verge, but surpise surprise, Tokenpay shelved out the rest when it became clear they wouldnt make it... a whopping 55 million verge.
Shady business all around. I wouldn't even touch it even if it x10'd.
I used to think like this then I stopped arguing with myself. Free bitcoin is free bitcoin. I put a small portion of my portfolio in for the pump. Wouldn't be surprised if it hits 1400 again before the 17th. Shit's just illogical but it's the way the market works.
it seems scammy that they are asking people for donations in XVG instead of being funded by partners. EOS got over a billion in funding, and these scum bags are begging for their own currency? I think they are pumping this themselves and then selling the XVG they got from people.
Don't forget the low market cap. It has room to grow. $1 is realistic in 2018.
It isn't an exit scam. Coinbase blocked his account, he won't have it super easy to sell out. He is best served keeping course developing this coin so much it itself can be used everywhere as totally real currency.
Largest communityActual huge partnership coming upReceived tons of publicity (look at the Google Trends chart)Only good performer in bear market
Verge IS the next Bitcoin. Even if people do not want it to be.
McAfee shilling brought this coin back up into relevancy and the hype based around its enormous jump from 50 sats to nealy 2000 is still going strong. There's no actual reason as to why its valuable, but hype is a strong thing.
John blackmailed Verge into paying 1M in Ethereum cause he 'promoted' Verge. They didnt pay him and he removed all the shills afterwards.
This is all true and you can find the facts and evidence online easily.
Thinking John Mcafee helped Verge is extremely stupid to consider.
Verge is a rebrand of another project with copy and paste spaghetti code because it's sole dev has no clue how to code.
Verge is winning the crypto culture war. That is more important than any fancy feature added to a coin, regardless of how unique, helpful, or fast the coin actually is.
Looks like Verge won after all.
April 17th
Oh boy!
Man, in a way im not surprised but boy are people going to throw a fit over this.
bought at 83sat and sold at 1700sat. thanks mcaffee
Man i Feel sorry for anyone of you holding on to verge, because that thing has been falling like crazy.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - With a strong inside-outside attack, Lipscomb blew past JU in a men's basketball game on Thursday night at Allen Arena 90-80.
The loss makes Saturday's matchup at Belmont a winner-take-all game for the Atlantic Sun Conference regular-season championship.
With a victory, the Dolphins will earn the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament next week and a guaranteed postseason berth. With a loss, JU could slide all the way back to the No. 3 seed in the tournament.
Lipscomb (15-13, 11-8 A-Sun) made nine 3-pointers, with Brian Wright hitting four. Adnan Hodzic led six Bisons in double figures with 22 points and four rebounds.
Ben Smith scored 19 points for the Dolphins (16-12, 14-5 A-Sun), who fell behind early, but battled back to take a 28-27 lead on a Smith basket with 4:26 led in the half.
Lipscomb finished the half on an 11-4 run to take a 38-32 lead at halftime. The Bisons extended the lead to 64-46 with 12:14 left. JU pulled within six at one point, but couldn't pull any closer.
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Your lease is a formal contract between you and St Albans City & District Council. Both you and the Council have a duty by law to keep to this agreement.
The lease is granted to the original leaseholder who can sell that right to someone else. This is known as an "Assignment". The new leaseholder effectively buys all rights and responsibilities of that lease including any outstanding debts or credits.
By signing the lease you and we are accepting the rights and responsibilities described in the lease.
Your lease will have a plan attached showing your property and the block in which it is situated (the block is usually referred to as 'The Building'), together with any garden area and/or shed included with the property. The plan also shows any communal areas that you may be entitled to use within your estate.
Your solicitor or licensed conveyancer should give you a copy of the Lease when you complete the purchase of your leasehold property. St Albans City & District Council will make a charge for supplying a copy of the lease. This charge is currently £25.00.
It is your responsibility to read and understand your lease. You may want to get more detailed advice from a solicitor who specialises in this field.
Please note that there are many variations to St Albans City & District Council's leases and therefore your lease may be different to the lease of your neighbour or another property that the Council owns a freehold interest in.
Your lease will set out your full responsibilites but in general you must:
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Keep your home in good repair
Not to make any structural alterations or additions to your home without our written permission
Use the premises only as a private dwelling. You cannot run a business from your home
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Your lease will set out your full rights but in general you have the following rights:
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Wheat germ is the portion of the wheat plant that grows the wheatgrass. This ingredient has a high level of protein, vitamin and minerals that make it an ideal addition to any diet. There are plenty of options for you looking to get wheat germ into your diet.learn more
What to Eat after Vomiting
Vomiting is unpleasant and can be a sign of a serious illness. However, there are times when you are able to begin eating again just after a bout of vomiting. So it's vital to know what to eat after vomiting.learn more
Seaweed Health Benefits
Seaweed is becoming more popular in western culture and cuisine, but many are not familiar with the different kinds of seaweeds and seaweed health benefits. Try adding seaweed to your diet to experience the culinary and health benefits of this delicious sea vegetable!learn more
30 Day Meal Plan for Weight Loss
Losing weight requires you to run at a calorie deficit by consuming fewer calories than you will burn with activity. We have outlined a 30 day meal plan that will make it easy for you to consume fewer calories without missing out on the nutrition you need.learn more
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