House Church Talk - holy places? a disappointed God?
neilandlizpeterson at ntlworld.com
neilandlizpeterson at ntlworld.com
Tue Aug 17 20:26:08 EDT 2004
All people are equal, all want to prosper, have safety for their families grieve when you loose someone close & bleed the same colour when wounded, I have lived in Belfast N.Ireland for 22 years & have been through much, I have dead friends, dead colleagues, seen people without arms & legs, blood on the street, hatred in the air that you could almost cut with a knife & all of this caused by a small percentage of a population, while the rest simply want to live. Pray for all in Iraq, troops can't sort it out, politicians will draw it out but God can change it all & He is interested in all, so pray for them all.
Neil
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> From: "Rick Smith" <rick.smith at earthlink.net>
> Date: 2004/08/17 Tue AM 02:01:59 GMT
> To: House Church Talk at housechurch.org
> Subject: Re: House Church Talk - holy places? a disappointed God?
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> On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 17:16:40 -0500, Paul Cox <paulcox2 at bellsouth.net>
> wrote:
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> Quote:
> I am becoming a little annoyed by all the talk of Iraqi holy places like
> Najaf and Karbala. Sneaky "Cleric" Moqtada al Sadr had been hanging out
> in Najaf knowing that Coalition forces would not attack the sacred
> places of Islam.
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> >
> > Answer:
> > How 'bout a holy parking lot? We could paint a big circle on the spot
> > where the "holy place" used to be.
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> Perhaps we just redefine holy in this instance - Bombs make big holies,
> mortars and tanks make medium holies, and then machine guns and such make
> lots of little holies. We truly could make Najaf he world's holiest
> place. :)
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> Pray for our troops as they serve their country in this place.
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