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Although There Were Hundreds Of People Who ...
Contributed by Ed Vasicek on Mar 19, 2007 (message contributor)
Although there were hundreds of people who recognized Jesus as the Messiah on Palm Sunday, they were a small minority. By the end of the 1st Century, perhaps 20% of the Jewish population had accepted Christ, but the leaders and the majority did not.
[Source: An essay by Dr. Louis Goldberg found in the book, "The Enduring Paradox," John Fischer, editor, Messianic Jewish Publishers, 2000, p. 114]
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Surprise Attack
Contributed by James Chandler on Feb 20, 2007
Earlier this week, I was wrestling my 14 year old son. I accomplished the near impossible feat of tackling and pinning him to the floor. Just when I thought that victory was mine, my 12 year son decided to jump in and throw himself onto my back. I ...read more
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I Can Remember My First Fight. It Was In The 5th ...
Contributed by James Chandler on Feb 20, 2007
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