The Lesson?

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Edgewise
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Re: The Lesson?

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stagman wrote:The focus part is right on,,,, the way I sypher it edge...you labor hard,
all day, week, month, year, and just when you think you got er licked,
Bamm, your life or the one closes to you is gone , just like that,
so when you think you have reached the other side of your labors,
dot not forget the folk's who help you get there, and appreciate every minute
and continue to try your best for yourself and all folk's you meet in general

stag
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Edgewise
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Re: The Lesson?

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Steve Warden wrote:
stagman wrote:The focus part is right on,,,, the way I sypher it edge...you labor hard,
all day, week, month, year, and just when you think you got er licked,
Bamm, your life or the one closes to you is gone , just like that,
so when you think you have reached the other side of your labors,
dot not forget the folk's who help you get there, and appreciate every minute
and continue to try your best for yourself and all folk's you meet in general

stag
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/stagman
And the question remains, "Are you ready?"
I used to think so 8) but the older I get I realize that its not my prerogative to decide. ::shrug::
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Steve Warden
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Re: The Lesson?

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Edgewise wrote:
Steve Warden wrote:
stagman wrote:The focus part is right on,,,, the way I sypher it edge...you labor hard,
all day, week, month, year, and just when you think you got er licked,
Bamm, your life or the one closes to you is gone , just like that,
so when you think you have reached the other side of your labors,
dot not forget the folk's who help you get there, and appreciate every minute
and continue to try your best for yourself and all folk's you meet in general

stag
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/stagman
And the question remains, "Are you ready?"
I used to think so 8) but the older I get I realize that its not my prerogative to decide. ::shrug::
Ah, but it is...
"Choose for yourselves this day..."
"For all who call..."
Take care and God bless,

Steve
TSgt USAF, Retired
1980-2000

But any knife is better than no knife! ~ Mumbleypeg (aka Ken)
Edgewise
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Re: The Lesson?

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Steve Warden wrote:
Edgewise wrote:
Steve Warden wrote: And the question remains, "Are you ready?"
I used to think so 8) but the older I get I realize that its not my prerogative to decide. ::shrug::
Ah, but it is...
"Choose for yourselves this day..."
"For all who call..."
Thanks for the references, Steve. I'll be sure to look them up.
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Phaeton
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Re: The Lesson?

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Closing in on the end of days for my stay on Earth. I remember thinking "This is not a good time" during my first heart attack. Then I reflected, "There is never a good time."
If everyone is special, no one is special, "no good time" includes the corollary, "no bad time".
So getting taken immediately after surviving against all odds is spiritually no different than dying in bed. I hold to that and it gives comfort.
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Phaeton wrote:Closing in on the end of days for my stay on Earth. I remember thinking "This is not a good time" during my first heart attack. Then I reflected, "There is never a good time."
If everyone is special, no one is special, "no good time" includes the corollary, "no bad time".
So getting taken immediately after surviving against all odds is spiritually no different than dying in bed. I hold to that and it gives comfort.
True, when you're gone from here, you're gone here. But do you know where you'll be going?
Take care and God bless,

Steve
TSgt USAF, Retired
1980-2000

But any knife is better than no knife! ~ Mumbleypeg (aka Ken)
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As Steve has iterated multiple times, we do not have to live in doubt. We can be assured of our salvation. It takes a simple step of faith.

Charlie
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"...Men may spurn our appeals, reject our message, oppose our arguments, despise our persons ___but they are helpless against our prayers. "

Sidlow Baxter
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