Mark's Views, Perhaps — from behind my eyeballs
First, from the Times of Israel:
The Israeli Air Force on Wednesday launched a series of airstrikes in Gaza City, killing Ahmed Jabari, the head of Hamas’s armed wing — the equivalent of an army’s chief of staff — and his son, Mohammed al-Homs. Palestinian sources put the death toll at up to nine by evening.
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Hamas’s armed wing warned that in assassinating Jabari, Israel “had opened the gates of hell on itself.”
Next, from a blog post by Joel C. Rosenberg: Read it all
No, not my ebook; Joel C. Roserberg’s
Here are parts of his introduction to it on his blog: Read it all
Who cares what some “third world” leader (and a likely “puppet” at that) has to say?
A lot of people have that attitude.
But this is the man “at the helm” of a nuke-bent radical state.
So I offer you some excerpts from Joel C. Rosenberg’s (books)
I remember Yom Kippur 1973. I was 14 years old. I lived in Cd. Obregón, Sonora, Mexico. We “kept up” with the war via CBS as broadcast by KNX out of Los Angeles.
Now it’s Yom Kippur 2012.
Will there be war again at this time? (I have wondered that in previous years.)
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem! (Psalm 122:6) Read it all
That was yesterday.
By evening I had noticed…
What if this were in Arizona?
Or Texas?
Or Washington State?
Or one of China’s or Russia’s border provinces? Read it all
If the man is a Christian or interested in becoming one, I can understand a Bible study.
Otherwise, I wonder if this is being called something it isn’t.
After all, a practicing Jew doesn’t accept the Bible as a whole, does he?
Makes me wonder: Will this study even be using Bibles? Genuine, sixty-six-book, two-testament Bibles? Read it all