Greetings From Norfolk

[JessLovesYourFace]

Hello!
I'm new to the Christian Faith, but am eager to learn.
I attend a little church in a village called Lesingham, it's right in the middle of some wonderful fields, so we can sing Gods praises and look out on His creation at the same time.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Welcome to God's favorite forum. I assume that you have your husband's permission to be posting here?

How old are you? What denomination is your church? What Bible does your husband have you using?

Please tell us about yourself.

[JessLovesYourFace]

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Welcome to God's favorite forum. I assume that you have your husband's permission to be posting here?

How old are you? What denomination is your church? What Bible does your husband have you using?

Please tell us about yourself.

I'm not married, as i'm only 20, and am currently studying at University.
I have the King James Bible. Is that the same as the copy your reading?
Apart from studying, i help my mum a lot in the household. She works part time, so it's only fair for me and my younger sister to do our bit.
The church i attend with my nanny is protestant, and my vicar is helping me sort my baptism out. My mum and dad aren't religious, so i was never baptised. But their glad i found God on my own, and fully support me.
I'm also hoping to start a Sunday School soon, so i can teach other children about God and the Bible.

[JessLovesYourFace]

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I've just seen the " women with high self esteem" thread, and thought i'd point out that although i don't have a husband, my father has never had to punish me (Apart from when i was very little, and only then on rare occasions). I do as he says. And i always will, because i know he's smarter than me and will only do whats best.

[Johnnyboy]

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I'm not married, as i'm only 20, and am currently studying at University.
I have the King James Bible. Is that the same as the copy your reading?
Apart from studying, i help my mum a lot in the household. She works part time, so it's only fair for me and my younger sister to do our bit.
The church i attend with my nanny is protestant, and my vicar is helping me sort my baptism out. My mum and dad aren't religious, so i was never baptised. But their glad i found God on my own, and fully support me.
I'm also hoping to start a Sunday School soon, so i can teach other children about God and the Bible.

It warms me to learn a nice young lady is seeking out Gods True Word on her own. Good for you!! I'm sorry to hear your parents aren't True Christians, but hopefully you can help them.

[JessLovesYourFace]

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It warms me to learn a nice young lady is seeking out Gods True Word on her own. Good for you!! I'm sorry to hear your parents aren't True Christians, but hopefully you can help them.

I hope i can show them the way of The Lord, but i dont know if i will be able too. I have faith though, and i pray for them.

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

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I have the King James Bible. Is that the same as the copy your reading?

We use only the King James Bible, which is God's preserved word, so you're off to a good start.

The church i attend with my nanny is protestant, and my vicar is helping me sort my baptism out. My mum and dad aren't religious, so i was never baptised.

Actually, it's right that you should do it now. The Bible teaches believers' baptism, not that abomination known as infant baptism.

But their glad i found God on my own, and fully support me.
I'm also hoping to start a Sunday School soon, so i can teach other children about God and the Bible.

It's wonderful that you want to teach the Bible. Just be sure never to teach an adult class that includes men:

1 Timothy 2:12: But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.

However, once you have reached a certain age, you will be more than welcome to teach the younger ladies in the congregation how to be proper True Christian™ wives and mothers:

Titus 2:3-5: The aged women likewise, that [they be] in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things; That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, [To be] discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed.

[Professor Bessemer]

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Norfolk you say? Isn't that area nearly overrun by the vicious terriers that have taken their name from your once fair city? I've heard they have almost completely wiped out the opposum population in that area.

[JessLovesYourFace]

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Norfolk you say? Isn't that area nearly overrun by the vicious terriers that have taken their name from your once fair city? I've heard they have almost completely wiped out the opposum population in that area.

No, its not. Norfolk is a county (like a state),
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So i live and work in North Walsham, study in Norwich (which is the only city), and worship in Leasingham.

[JessLovesYourFace]

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For some reason it didn't post my image, so here it is again....i hope this works.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

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For some reason it didn't post my image, so here it is again....i hope this works.

Ah, Norfolk! The BBC and politicians says it has 800,000 inhabitants and 4 surnames; many of the inhabitants have 6 toes (often webbed) on each foot and some have a single central eye in the forehead. It is also a hot-bed of Catlix. Is that right?

[Professor Bessemer]

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We have counties here in America, they are much smaller than states. For example, there are 58 counties in Godless California alone. San Francisco county and Los Angeles county are the worst ones. Although one of our members claims that Fresno county is the worst, this claim cannot be backed up with statistics.

As for the terriers, you mentioned both Norfolk and Norwich.

Norwich Terriers

Norfolk Terrier

I did some research and the two breeds are very similar, both vicious killers of all manner of small game. The ears are the main difference, from what I gathered.

One thing I was not able to find was why the English decided to name what you call a "county" and a town after two such tiny yet vicious dogs.

[BNPrep]

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I was surprises how many towns in the USA are named after UK towns.
If you think naming our towns as we did a long time ago silly, why copy?

But you have been guaranteeing Salvation since 1620 I see so good on you for spreading the Lords true word all that this time.

[Brother Scanny]

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I was surprises how many towns in the USA are named after UK towns.
If you think naming our towns as we did a long time ago silly, why copy?

But you have been guaranteeing Salvation since 1620 I see so good on you for spreading the Lords true word all that this time.

You are right there brother, many US towns are named after UK towns and cities, you don't think they could come up with that many names all by there selves do you, surely???

[James Hutchins]

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There are only so many names in the world. Eventually, some have to be copied. Also, a lot of limeys came here and stole land that they named after towns they were booted out of. And no way are we naming a town "Tyneshia". Being you are political, I will forgive your stupidity.