Men (and Fireballz),
It is with great jubilation that I address you on this Goodest of Good Fridays.
It is by the grace of God (Christian not Remsen type) and your stewardship that I am allowed to post once more.
Rick and I have made non-sexual contact and discussed our differences. Hatchets were buried. One-directional apologies were made, and air was cleared. He stated that he has forgiven me, and not to call or text him ever again. Then he hung up.
Together we shall rise from the ashes. Like a collective Phoenix.
Thanks to all of you that defended me. Those that were in favor of my being banned, I have taken note.
Blessings to all,
Travis
PS-If you have bought into or perpetuated the hysteria driven by The Corona, you're a dumb fugk.
It's, it's, it's not Sunday, yet.
Sunday is a goyische concept. Our Lord and Flaviour was resurrected as Passover began. Passover began last night. This proves that Flave is the Son of G-d.
As those who indulge in voodoo have said,
"Among the established doctrines of the church of God, certain questions arise on a regular basis, questions which—if not answered correctly—can lead people away from God and away from the rest of the Body.
One of these recurring questions is the correct timing of Passover. Historically, the church of God has observed the Passover just after sunset as the 14th day of Abib begins, as commanded in Exodus 12:1-14 (see also Leviticus 23:4-5; Numbers 9:2-5). However, it is also plain from Scripture that Jesus Christ was not sacrificed at that time—His trial and crucifixion took place during the daylight portion of the 14th, and He died around 3:00 pm on the preparation day for the first day of Unleavened Bread (Matthew 27:45-50; Mark 15:33-37; Luke 23:44-46; John 19:30-31). Since He is our Passover (I Corinthians 5:7), why did His death not occur at the time the Passover lambs were to be slain—at the beginning of the 14th day? Or should His death set the standard for understanding the instructions given to Israel?"
