Hello.

[Amos Watson]

Greetings, friends.
Before securing my faith as a Baptist, I had dabbled around with various false interpretations of Christianity. Many of them were cults claiming to be True Christian™, such as the awful Catholics. One had even been allowing homosexuals to attend mass with the rest of us!
I am relieved to say, however, that this was my past, and I have already set out on the journey to salvation.

My favourite bible verse is Leviticus 19:35. I find that many today are dishonest about quantity, weight, measure, etc., so it is important that I remain faithful to my Lord by giving accurate measurements to all.

Bless you all,
Amos.

[Zechariah Smyth]

Re: Hello.

Greetings, friends.
Before securing my faith as a Baptist, I had dabbled around with various false interpretations of Christianity. Many of them were cults claiming to be True Christian™, such as the awful Catholics. One had even been allowing homosexuals to attend mass with the rest of us!
I am relieved to say, however, that this was my past, and I have already set out on the journey to salvation.

My favourite bible verse is Leviticus 19:35. I find that many today are dishonest about quantity, weight, measure, etc., so it is important that I remain faithful to my Lord by giving accurate measurements to all.

Bless you all,
Amos.

Hello Amos!

I have always like that verse...it reveals that we must use precision when dealing with things.

Are you a butcher, or do you own a sweet shop? Or perhaps you are an engineer?

Where are you from?

Yours in Christ,

Zechariah Smyth

[Amos Watson]

Re: Hello.

That is does, Zechariah.

Oh, goodness! I have not included my occupation and location in my 'About Me'. I pray that the lord has mercy on my soul, because I truly did not intend to leave such important information out.
I am, in fact, a butcher. I hail from the state of Michigan.

[Born Again Bob]

Re: Hello.

I am, in fact, a butcher. I hail from the state of Michigan.

Good! I'm dying for a rump roast on credit.

BAB

[Yea-tho-we-walk]

Re: Hello.

In your trade as a butcher, what is the most important aspect of your meat? Would it be size, firmness or color? My wife spends a great deal of time shopping for meat, at least once a day, and you could probably help her out, being a professional and all. I was going to ask if you ever lied about the length, weight or girth of your meat, being a butcher, but from your name Amos Watson, you are probably a man of color and have no need to be deceptive about such matters.