At any rate, this is not the time for hot heads.
Mokosh, his Motherland, the biggest and most famous prostitute in all of Europa.
Sorry, most here work with English.You got that right!
That plus Ukraine!
Sorry, most here work with English.
How does that affect our 1st responsibility to our Lord and Savior?Here's another version in English:
After the Berlin wall, the Russian and Ukrainian prostitutes were in abundance in most of Europe. Especially in North of Italy and elsewhere.
How does that affect our 1st responsibility to our Lord and Savior?
Sounds more like a focus on the temporal than the eternal, of which we are required.
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How does that affect our 1st responsibility to our Lord and Savior?
Sounds more like a focus on the temporal than the eternal, of which we are required.
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It doesn't.
I just just agreeing with our Brother Millennial (@SonJudgment) on this fact.
Our Scripture guides us to be focused on things above, His Own do so.You are not wrong lion shittim it is largely a focus on the temporal indeed, but that's unavoidable in the realm of politics or even geopolitics which I mean of course it's temporal it's in the name.
You are not wrong lion shittim it is largely a focus on the temporal indeed, but that's unavoidable in the realm of politics or even geopolitics which I mean of course it's temporal it's in the name.
Here's another version in English:
After the Berlin wall, the Russian and Ukrainian prostitutes were in abundance in most of Europe. Especially in North of Italy and elsewhere.
Our Scripture guides us to be focused on things above, His Own do so.![]()
Well i mean, all of this material world we find ourselves in, is secondary compared to God.
Because the world, the nature itself is crying for the Creator. Because things have senses, and we have 5 senses.
So we look at good things or bad things and we put God first while laughing or crying depending on the situation.
There's a tradition in my church about Lazarus.
It is said that he never said much after he was resurrected. He never smiled, laughed or cried. Probably because of what he saw in Hades.
But one time when he saw two people fighting he chuckled and said "Heh, clay fighting clay".
I love that for many reasons, not because it also connects to Solomon about vanity but because it captures the whole 'God first" concept while at the same time able to laugh or cry at our material condition.