@JamesBejon Thank you for the effort you make in deciphering Biblical passages and making them so available to amateurs like me. I’m delighted you find it fun. Long may it be so!
@challies I lost my wife 9 years ago after 42 years married. I am still in love with her. I thought there was something wrong with me. Then I read your article about how death doesn’t sever love. You spoke to me and for me. Thank you.
@ArturNadol7566@Psephizo I hate the patronising “lessons will be learned” response that results in completely nothing being done differently. So, instead can we have: (1) Questions will be answered, (2) Changes will be made and (3) Heads will roll?
@TimONeill007 Thank you. All I have is, Marcus Velleius Paterculus (19 BC – AD 30) Roman soldier, senator, and historian who describes a scene that he witnessed a prophet and teacher that he names Iēsous de Nazarenus, resuscitated a stillborn boy and handed him back to his mother.
@mbird12 That’s the 2nd time I have attempted to claim a free post and this time I have 3 identical links that all lead to the same link yet again. Along with your reference to Ephesians 19, you seriously need to sort this out. It is not a good look.