Uzytkownik <frank_pericope@yahoo.com> napisal w wiadomosci
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>
> Uncle Davey wrote:
>
> <snip anti-biblical flattery for brevity>
>
> My "prophesy", if you wanna call it
> > that, is that David Sienkiewicz is actually in the Elect, but will
> only
> > realise that against his will and will only be brought to the Mercy
> Seat
> > a-kickin' and a-scratchin' and a-fleece-pullin'. Ignoring him isn't
> gonna do
> > it. If you go fishing, there's no point in cutting your line when
> there's a
> > marlin on the end of it. You've gotta reel that big fish in. With a
> really
> > big fish it can take other fishermen to hold the rod with you and
> stop it
> > getting yanked out of your hands, and I can do that bit, but it's
> your fish.
> >
> > It's gonna take a lot of prayer, a lot of time, a lot of
> ego-bruising, a lot
> > of re-adjustment of style, a lot of pain. But it's gonna be worth it,
> > because that old Jew, as he calls himself, is gonna get born again.
> And
> > there's gonna be rejoicing in heaven. Amen.
> >
> > Uncle Davey
>
> Alas, Davey, if your "prophecy" is to come true, it will not be Jason
> doing the reeling in. Jason, as you may have seen, has sworn an OATH TO
> GOD that he will never address DS again. Jason gave up on DS's soul--I
> guess he's a quitter when the going gets tough. And now, having sworn
> an oath, he can no longer evangelize DS directly. He's made himself
> more or less irrelevant to DS chances for salvation. He prefers, I
> suppose, easy marks.
>
> - F.
>
The necessity to bring in souls overrides hasty decisions that might work to
the contrary.
If someone has promised not to touch someone, but then fails to remember the
promise in an emergency, and pulls them out of river to save their life, is
this right or wrong?
I personally prefer not to give up on people's souls. It's the only thing in
this Universe of any lasting value. Forget real estate.
Uncle Davey
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