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I am glad that SAM and A_POMO are on this site. I always learn things from ya'll.

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I own a Scofield Bible. It is a loose leaf edition. I used it for several years but it is no longer usable. The binding mechanism has failed and it is just a bunch of loose pages. Before that I used a Thompson Chain Reference Bible for several years till it wore out. I like to mark Bibles and then when they are no longer usable I miss all those notes, etc.

By the way, there is a Scripture for marking your Bible. Jeremiah 23:18, (KJV of course) says:
"For who has stood in the counsel of the LORD, And has perceived and heard His word? Who has marked His word and heard it?"

More recently I have been using a CJB (Complete Jewish Bible) but it is getting to the point where I'll have to replace it. I hate that when that happens.

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Hey, you're the one that told ME about Conner. You da man. Sam is a cool guy though, a veritable well of information. I hope to tap into that well on a book I want to write. hint, hint.

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I don't know what you you mean by "longest legs" and by that statement.

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That longest legs comment is really funny. The way A_POMO talks leaves me no doubt that he lives in California.

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Recently read "The Miracle of Passover" by Zola Levitt. He was a Messianic Jew that I used to see on tv once in a while. It is a short book, only 38 pages, but it provides a Jewish perspective on the Passover and the Christian version of the Passover which we call The Lord's Supper or Communion.

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Ok I have refrained from being a smarty over here but cannot any longer resist... everytime I see the name of this thread I want to say....

Well I am reading this thread dummy!!!! LOL

Ok I feel better now! Carry on :)

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I'd like to participate in a Passover Seder. I've heard it is pretty cool.

Regarding the disp 'long legs' . He meant that of all the arguments that he's heard against disp. this one is the one that is most credible, has the most legs. He has his explanation (which I can't remember since I had the flu and was zoning out) but says it's debatable.

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I'm reading "The Way of The Shepherd". My husband got it at a Mine Management Seminar. Incredible read.

A PoMo: We had The Passover Seder at our church a couple of years ago. A Jewish Doctor in our town presided over it. It was a great experience. I, selfishly, wish he hadn't retired so he could do it again this year!

Beth

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Look around. This time of year some churches have someone come in and demonstrate the Passover. There is an organization called "Jews for Jesus" that sends representatives to churches to do a Passover demonstration. There are some great things demonstrated. Things that Jewish people have been doing for years and don't even realize what they could signify.

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Over the weekend I read three short books (more like booklets, the longest only had sixty some pages)

The Miracle of Grace by John Hagee
The Renewing of the Holy Ghost by Mark Hanby
The Bible Way to Receive the Holy Spirit by Kenneth E. Hagin

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Excuse me for being so ignorant...what is a Jewish New Testament?

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Here are three books I highly recommend:

1. Probably my all time favorite book, "The Fear of the Lord" http://www.amazon.com/Fear-Lord-John...6115677&sr=1-1


2. "Sufficient Grace" - http://www.amazon.com/Sufficient-Gra...6115767&sr=1-1

3. This is hard to get in fact I don't know if you can get it new, but it is very much worth reading, "The Walk of the Spirit - the Walk of Power" - http://www.amazon.com/Spirit-Power-V...6115828&sr=1-2

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just read two short books on the Feasts of YHWH (Leviticus chapter 23).
The Seven Feasts of Israel by Zola Levitt
and
The Feasts of Jehovah by John Ritchie

these were follow up to the Zola Levitt book "The Miracle of Passover" that I read last month.

Right now I'm reading a book by the late David F. Gray titled "The Mystery of Israel's Flag."

None of these are very large books.

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I recently read two books by the late David F. Gray. His son is a member of this forum. The books by Bro. Gray which I read were:
"The Mystery of Israel's Flag"
and
"The Way of Victory"

"The Mystery of Israel's Flag" was published by Word Aflame. I didn't see a copyright date in it. This copy was signed by the author. I got it through Amazon.com

"The Way of Victory" is subtitled "A Booklet for New Converts" and is only 16 pages. It doesn't have a copyright date either.

Right now I am reading "Addresses on the Book of Joshua" by the late Harry Ironside. It has a copyright date of 1950.

The attachment below is taken from the book on Israel's flag and shows the "shield of David" or "Star of David" to be made up of two triangles, one representing God and one representing man. The Star of David or Shield of David is Jesus Who is God and man.

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I have just finished " The Power of Prayer and Fasting" by Rionnie Floyd and have been on and of reading "Jesus Freaks" by Voice of the Martyrs and Intelligence for your Life by John Tesh. I was reading a bok of quotes by Yogi Berra but i don't remember where I was when I lost it so it must be somewhere else... duh

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Oops, I might need to proof and check; there are no trophies in my house for typing.

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Speaking of Voice of the Martyrs, have you seen this baptism video put out by some in that group?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbH7ypcL1dA

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The Bait of Satan by John Bevere

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Aff Forum.

Go Ahead And Laugh.

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Currently, I'm reading T.d. Jakes book Called Reposition Yourself.

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I recently read a book by the late David F. Gray titled, "The Mystery of Israel's Flag." I may have posted that already because I finished it a while ago.
Today I finished a book titled "The Holy Spirit" by R.I. Humberd. I've probably had this book for 20 or 30 years and just now got around to reading it. There is no copyright date but I would guess it was written in the nineteen forties of fifties. It gives some pretty good teaching on the person and work of the Holy Spirit but is not written from a Pentecostal viewpoint.

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I have just started reading Td Jakes book Life Overflowing 6 pillars for Abundant living . It is his study on the book of Ephesians.

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One of my problems is that I spend too much time on this and other forums and not enough time reading. It took something for me to honestly admit that. I have been doing better lately but not good enough.

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What other forums do you participate in?

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Good News Cafe
http://goodnewscafe.net/
which is switching to
God Chat Cafe
http://www.godchatcafe.com/

Also Synadelfos
http://synadelfos.ning.com/

And Christian Koinonia
http://www.spiritualabuse.org/supportgroup/index.php

Visiting and interacting on all of these seems to take up a lot of time.

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Oh, I am known as Sam, Bro.Sam or by my name Jim Ellis on these in case anyone wants to check out my comments on them.

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I check out the fourm on a daily basis but just not logging on because I've been catching up on my reading.

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Speaking of the Holy Spirit, I have recently read the following books or booklets:

--”The Holy Spirit in You” by Derek Prince, copyright 1987

--”Understanding the Holy Spirit” by Pastor James Beall, no copyright date

--”The Beginner’s Guide to Receiving the Holy Spirit” by Quin Sherrer and Ruthanne Garlock, copyright 2002

--”The Spirit Within and the Spirit Upon, The Holy Spirit’s Twofold Work for the Believer” Kenneth E. Hagin, copyright 2003

And I am currently reading "He Will Give You Another Helper" by Marilyn Hickey, copyright 2001

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I am currently reading Jentezen Franklins book Right people Right Place Right Plan Discerning the voice of God.

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recently read:
He Will Give You Another Helper by Marilyn Hickey
Highlights in Church History by S.C. McClain

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Heaven by Randy Alcorn
Resilient Life by Gordon MacDonald

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I'm reading the 2 complete volumes of the Far Side by Gary Larson.1980-1994.

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I also recently read Prophetical Research, The Study of Eschatology by Clyde J. Haney
actually this is Bro. Clyde Haney's notes on the Book of Revelation and was published by Nathaniel Haney

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I have been reading The Living Torah By Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan.

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I'm currently reading NEXUS the House Church Movement Reader by various authors

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I recently read "PaganChristianity?" by George Barna & Frank Viola - very good book.

I am now reading "What so Proudly We Hailed" by Blaine Staat (fiction)
and "Revolution" by Ron Paul.

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I'm not being sarcastic, but the bible is what im reading. I need a whole lot more of it too. I'll get on a plan soon to read the entire thing before the year is up! I'm a slow reader sometimes though, I guess sometimes it takes me several readings of a verse or passage to get what its really saying. I'm "special" lawl!

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[QUOTE=MamaHen;522605]I recently read "PaganChristianity?" by George Barna & Frank Viola - very good book.

and what did you think?