Hello/Goodbye Thread #4

[Cryckit]

I'm good, might read my Bible a bit. Haven't done that in a few days. 🙁

That sounds like a good idea bro. That's the best type of food that we as children of God can have. Bread from Heaven. 😀

I'm still working on Genesis. 😛

Well, that's a good place to begin. Just soak up every single word. Dine with the Master my brother. :yes:

 

[Gio]

I'm good, might read my Bible a bit. Haven't done that in a few days. 🙁

That sounds like a good idea bro. That's the best type of food that we as children of God can have. Bread from Heaven. 😀

I'm still working on Genesis. 😛

Well, that's a good place to begin. Just soak up every single word. Dine with the Master my brother. :yes:

Well I finished up the New Testament first, and now obviously in Genesis. It can be really dry at times. 😛

 

[Cryckit]

I'm good, might read my Bible a bit. Haven't done that in a few days. 🙁

That sounds like a good idea bro. That's the best type of food that we as children of God can have. Bread from Heaven. 😀

I'm still working on Genesis. 😛

Well, that's a good place to begin. Just soak up every single word. Dine with the Master my brother. :yes:

Well I finished up the New Testament first, and now obviously in Genesis. It can be really dry at times. 😛

It does feel that way, but you'll find many foreshadows of the New Testament in the Old Testament. I think after a while the genealogies and other stuff located in different parts of the OT can feel real boring after reading them, but they have a huge purpose, or God wouldn't have had people write them down for us to read in the first place. I know exactly how you feel.

 

[Gio]

I'm good, might read my Bible a bit. Haven't done that in a few days. 🙁

That sounds like a good idea bro. That's the best type of food that we as children of God can have. Bread from Heaven. 😀

I'm still working on Genesis. 😛

Well, that's a good place to begin. Just soak up every single word. Dine with the Master my brother. :yes:

Well I finished up the New Testament first, and now obviously in Genesis. It can be really dry at times. 😛

It does feel that way, but you'll find many foreshadows of the New Testament in the Old Testament. I think after a while the genealogies and other stuff located in different parts of the OT can feel real boring after reading them, but they have a huge purpose, or God wouldn't have had people write them down for us to read in the first place. I know exactly how you feel.

It's actually real cool with the foreshadows, doesn't Isaiah contain quite a few?

 

[Cryckit]

That sounds like a good idea bro. That's the best type of food that we as children of God can have. Bread from Heaven. 😀

I'm still working on Genesis. 😛

Well, that's a good place to begin. Just soak up every single word. Dine with the Master my brother. :yes:

Well I finished up the New Testament first, and now obviously in Genesis. It can be really dry at times. 😛

It does feel that way, but you'll find many foreshadows of the New Testament in the Old Testament. I think after a while the genealogies and other stuff located in different parts of the OT can feel real boring after reading them, but they have a huge purpose, or God wouldn't have had people write them down for us to read in the first place. I know exactly how you feel.

It's actually real cool with the foreshadows, doesn't Isaiah contain quite a few?

Yes, it is very cool. Isaiah does indeed contain quite a few foreshadows of the New Testament. Isaiah 9:6-7 is a good one concerning Jesus.

 

[Gio]

I'm still working on Genesis. 😛

Well, that's a good place to begin. Just soak up every single word. Dine with the Master my brother. :yes:

Well I finished up the New Testament first, and now obviously in Genesis. It can be really dry at times. 😛

It does feel that way, but you'll find many foreshadows of the New Testament in the Old Testament. I think after a while the genealogies and other stuff located in different parts of the OT can feel real boring after reading them, but they have a huge purpose, or God wouldn't have had people write them down for us to read in the first place. I know exactly how you feel.

It's actually real cool with the foreshadows, doesn't Isaiah contain quite a few?

Yes, it is very cool. Isaiah does indeed contain quite a few foreshadows of the New Testament. Isaiah 9:6-7 is a good one concerning Jesus.

Isaiah 7:14 is also a great verse, foretelling the Virgin Mary.

 

[Cryckit]

Well, that's a good place to begin. Just soak up every single word. Dine with the Master my brother. :yes:

Well I finished up the New Testament first, and now obviously in Genesis. It can be really dry at times. 😛

It does feel that way, but you'll find many foreshadows of the New Testament in the Old Testament. I think after a while the genealogies and other stuff located in different parts of the OT can feel real boring after reading them, but they have a huge purpose, or God wouldn't have had people write them down for us to read in the first place. I know exactly how you feel.

It's actually real cool with the foreshadows, doesn't Isaiah contain quite a few?

Yes, it is very cool. Isaiah does indeed contain quite a few foreshadows of the New Testament. Isaiah 9:6-7 is a good one concerning Jesus.

Isaiah 7:14 is also a great verse, foretelling the Virgin Mary.

Absolutely, that is another great verse. It is very specific and it came to pass, just like the rest of scripture. Isaiah 11:1-10 about "The Branch From Jesse" is another good one.

 

[Gio]

Well I finished up the New Testament first, and now obviously in Genesis. It can be really dry at times. 😛

It does feel that way, but you'll find many foreshadows of the New Testament in the Old Testament. I think after a while the genealogies and other stuff located in different parts of the OT can feel real boring after reading them, but they have a huge purpose, or God wouldn't have had people write them down for us to read in the first place. I know exactly how you feel.

It's actually real cool with the foreshadows, doesn't Isaiah contain quite a few?

Yes, it is very cool. Isaiah does indeed contain quite a few foreshadows of the New Testament. Isaiah 9:6-7 is a good one concerning Jesus.

Isaiah 7:14 is also a great verse, foretelling the Virgin Mary.

Absolutely, that is another great verse. It is very specific and it came to pass, just like the rest of scripture. Isaiah 11:1-10 about "The Branch From Jesse" is another good one.

I'm having a bit of a brain fart reading it over. 😛

 

[Cryckit]

It does feel that way, but you'll find many foreshadows of the New Testament in the Old Testament. I think after a while the genealogies and other stuff located in different parts of the OT can feel real boring after reading them, but they have a huge purpose, or God wouldn't have had people write them down for us to read in the first place. I know exactly how you feel.

It's actually real cool with the foreshadows, doesn't Isaiah contain quite a few?

Yes, it is very cool. Isaiah does indeed contain quite a few foreshadows of the New Testament. Isaiah 9:6-7 is a good one concerning Jesus.

Isaiah 7:14 is also a great verse, foretelling the Virgin Mary.

Absolutely, that is another great verse. It is very specific and it came to pass, just like the rest of scripture. Isaiah 11:1-10 about "The Branch From Jesse" is another good one.

I'm having a bit of a brain fart reading it over. 😛

It happens. I know what you mean. Brain fart is a saying that we have here in the Midwest. :lol:

 

[Gio]

It's actually real cool with the foreshadows, doesn't Isaiah contain quite a few?

Yes, it is very cool. Isaiah does indeed contain quite a few foreshadows of the New Testament. Isaiah 9:6-7 is a good one concerning Jesus.

Isaiah 7:14 is also a great verse, foretelling the Virgin Mary.

Absolutely, that is another great verse. It is very specific and it came to pass, just like the rest of scripture. Isaiah 11:1-10 about "The Branch From Jesse" is another good one.

I'm having a bit of a brain fart reading it over. 😛

It happens. I know what you mean. Brain fart is a saying that we have here in the Midwest. :lol:

I'm on the East Coast, and I've heard it. 😛

 

[Cryckit]

Yes, it is very cool. Isaiah does indeed contain quite a few foreshadows of the New Testament. Isaiah 9:6-7 is a good one concerning Jesus.

Isaiah 7:14 is also a great verse, foretelling the Virgin Mary.

Absolutely, that is another great verse. It is very specific and it came to pass, just like the rest of scripture. Isaiah 11:1-10 about "The Branch From Jesse" is another good one.

I'm having a bit of a brain fart reading it over. 😛

It happens. I know what you mean. Brain fart is a saying that we have here in the Midwest. :lol:

I'm on the East Coast, and I've heard it. 😛

I was born and lived out west for many years. I never heard of it until I moved here, which Is where my wife is from. I've lived in the Midwest for six years now. I hear it and say it everyday. 😛

 

[Gio]

Isaiah 7:14 is also a great verse, foretelling the Virgin Mary.

Absolutely, that is another great verse. It is very specific and it came to pass, just like the rest of scripture. Isaiah 11:1-10 about "The Branch From Jesse" is another good one.

I'm having a bit of a brain fart reading it over. 😛

It happens. I know what you mean. Brain fart is a saying that we have here in the Midwest. :lol:

I'm on the East Coast, and I've heard it. 😛

I was born and lived out west for many years. I never heard of it until I moved here, which Is where my wife is from. I've lived in the Midwest for six years now. I hear it and say it everyday. 😛

Haha yeah. What's your favorite book from the Bible?

 

[Cryckit]

Absolutely, that is another great verse. It is very specific and it came to pass, just like the rest of scripture. Isaiah 11:1-10 about "The Branch From Jesse" is another good one.

I'm having a bit of a brain fart reading it over. 😛

It happens. I know what you mean. Brain fart is a saying that we have here in the Midwest. :lol:

I'm on the East Coast, and I've heard it. 😛

I was born and lived out west for many years. I never heard of it until I moved here, which Is where my wife is from. I've lived in the Midwest for six years now. I hear it and say it everyday. 😛

Haha yeah. What's your favorite book from the Bible?

My favorite book of the Bible is John. That's because John loved God so much. John wanted nothing more than to be close to God and do His will up until the very end. His love for God was very sincere.

 

[Gio]

I'm having a bit of a brain fart reading it over. 😛

It happens. I know what you mean. Brain fart is a saying that we have here in the Midwest. :lol:

I'm on the East Coast, and I've heard it. 😛

I was born and lived out west for many years. I never heard of it until I moved here, which Is where my wife is from. I've lived in the Midwest for six years now. I hear it and say it everyday. 😛

Haha yeah. What's your favorite book from the Bible?

My favorite book of the Bible is John. That's because John loved God so much. John wanted nothing more than to be close to God and do His will up until the very end. His love for God was very sincere.

The Disciple whom Jesus loved. 😀

 

[Cryckit]

It happens. I know what you mean. Brain fart is a saying that we have here in the Midwest. :lol:

I'm on the East Coast, and I've heard it. 😛

I was born and lived out west for many years. I never heard of it until I moved here, which Is where my wife is from. I've lived in the Midwest for six years now. I hear it and say it everyday. 😛

Haha yeah. What's your favorite book from the Bible?

My favorite book of the Bible is John. That's because John loved God so much. John wanted nothing more than to be close to God and do His will up until the very end. His love for God was very sincere.

The Disciple whom Jesus loved. 😀

You're right. John the disciple whom Jesus loved. 😀

Well, I got to be somewhere tomorrow Gio, so I'm calling it a night. Good night bro. :sleep:

 

[Gio]

I'm on the East Coast, and I've heard it. 😛

I was born and lived out west for many years. I never heard of it until I moved here, which Is where my wife is from. I've lived in the Midwest for six years now. I hear it and say it everyday. 😛

Haha yeah. What's your favorite book from the Bible?

My favorite book of the Bible is John. That's because John loved God so much. John wanted nothing more than to be close to God and do His will up until the very end. His love for God was very sincere.

The Disciple whom Jesus loved. 😀

You're right. John the disciple whom Jesus loved. 😀

Well, I got to be somewhere tomorrow Gio, so I'm calling it a night. Good night bro. :sleep:

Night man! 😀

 

[Joshua Farrell]

Getting late here. 🙂

 

[Gio]

Hey Josh. 😀

 

[shreddedbullet]

Hey everyone! Haven't been here in over a year so...yeah lol 🙂

 

[Cosmic]

Good morning!

Another work week! 🙁