A greeting

[Tiny Bit]

In all honesty, and since I do not know how else to start this off, I'm just going to start with 'Hello.'

So, hello, LBC, I am Eebit.

I've been reading and watching the forums for well over four or five months, and I must say a warm 'Thank you.' However, this is not a 'Thank you' for the typical things. No, this one is to say thanks for some rather bleak insight. I have little time in a day, as I have many matters to attend to. Feel free to ask me anything you see fit, as I do love answering questions.

Yours on the web,

Eebit.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Friend, this is a Christian forum. We are not really interested in asking you questions. You made a post here in the "introductions" section of our forum, but have not introduced yourself at all. Tell us about the church you attend, your age, gender, favorite Bible verses, and so on.

If you're too busy for Jesus, then just move along.

[Tiny Bit]

Re: A greeting

Friend, this is a Christian forum. We are not really interested in asking you questions. You made a post here in the "introductions" section of our forum, but have not introduced yourself at all. Tell us about the church you attend, your age, gender, favorite Bible verses, and so on.

If you're too busy for Jesus, then just move along.

Then I suppose I will share more;

The last church I had attented recieved a bomb threat not more than a month ago. A week later, this attack was carried out, and I have yet to find another proper place to pray in, other than my own home.

My favorite bible was lost in the church, and sadly, I have yet to find another copy of the book I had cherished.

I do not see why my age should matter, but I have seen why gender does; I'm a male nineteen-year-old. If I had my book, I'd get the direct quote from there, but alas, I cannot find it for the life of me.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

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[...]The last church I had attented recieved a bomb threat not more than a month ago. A week later, this attack was carried out, and I have yet to find another proper place to pray in, other than my own home.

My favorite bible was lost in the church, and sadly, I have yet to find another copy of the book I had cherished.[...]

A week without a copy of KJV 1611 I should imagine your soul is in peril. Ask for your parents' permission to read one of theirs.

Fortunately, I can state with some confidence that the Word of The Lord has not changed at all since last you looked at it.

[VictoryOS]

Re: A greeting

Your church was blown up? How terrible! Was anyone in the church at the time? Did they find the guilty party? What was the name of the church?

[Tiny Bit]

Re: A greeting

A week without a copy of KJV 1611 I should imagine your soul is in peril. Ask for your parents' permission to read one of theirs.

Fortunately, I can state with some confidence that the Word of The Lord has not changed at all since last you looked at it.

If only my memory were so impressive, it wouldn't be too horrible.

Sadly, I have but one living relative, one that is quite distant in my bloodline and deaf to boot. I'm afraid that if I were to learn to 'sign' to her, some fool will take things the wrong way, and I'm all too afraid of how that may turn out. For now, I can only hope I can raise enough money to buy everyone who was involved with that tradgic accident a new KVJ.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: A greeting

I'm sure that the bombing of a church anywhere in the world would make the news. Please post a link, and share this horrible story of Christian persecution.

As for your inexcusable lack of a copy of the most important book in the world, The Word of God can be had for free if you just visit your local Independant Baptist Church and ask the Pastor for one. Make sure you ask specifically for a KJV1611 Authorized Version Bible.

Also you can read one online at www.biblegateway.com. And for your assisted reading pleasure, Brother V has got a wonderful thread going HERE called "Bible in a Year."

[Tiny Bit]

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I'm sure that the bombing of a church anywhere in the world would make the news. Please post a link, and share this horrible story of Christian persecution.

As for your inexcusable lack of a copy of the most important book in the world, The Word of God can be had for free if you just visit your local Independant Baptist Church and ask the Pastor for one. Make sure you ask specifically for a KJV1611 Authorized Version Bible.

Also you can read one online at www.biblegateway.com. And for your assisted reading pleasure, Brother V has got a wonderful thread going HERE called "Bible in a Year."

Thank you very much for those links, Pastor. If I could find a link about these horrible acts, I would share, unfortunately, the liberal media only seems to care about the bombing of Prayer Shelters of the unworthy.

Our Church, by the way, was only known as 'That church' since it was the only one around. No signs, nothing more than a large bell, so I imagine that it's old name would have been 'Ringing for Jesus.'

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: A greeting

Thank you very much for those links, Pastor. If I could find a link about these horrible acts, I would share, unfortunately, the liberal media only seems to care about the bombing of Prayer Shelters of the unworthy.

Our Church, by the way, was only known as 'That church' since it was the only one around. No signs, nothing more than a large bell, so I imagine that it's old name would have been 'Ringing for Jesus.'

Then perhaps you could share your pastor's name? Or did you all call him "That Pastor" because he was the only one you had.