People I would like to meet

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A leader that was not a king A judge .Samuel he held a few positions not common to Men, by God .
then there's Ezekiel to me he appears very close to God, to whatever God asks he does except cooking his food with human dung later God yeilded to cow dung instead lol. He stay in one place Ezekiel spent a large portion of his early ministry confined to his home, where the people had to come to his house to see him.
then there's Isaiah foretold everything about Jesus
Elijah and he should be probably returning as one of the two Prophets
and I go with one disciple that would be John the beloved, he would know more than anybody about Jesus himself.
 
Lanolin said:
stuff? It's vegetables!
Tomatoes are actually native to mexico and south america.
Carrots and cabbages generally don't grow in Mediterranean. They're more a cool season vege.

Everyone eats vegetables, you'd be a nong if you didn't eat fresh veges or at least some kind of herbs
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of course I do, I always get lettuce, tomatos, onions and pickles on my burgers at the drive thru lol
 
Kiwiburgers had beetroot (not kiwifruit, or kiwi birds) and possibly Chesdale cheese.
 
Lanolin said:
Are there Canadaburgers?

Or what would you call them? Do you have your own fast-foods?
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I think we just call them hamburgers or cheeseburgers if they have cheese.
We had admirals, it was great little sub shop, but it closed when the owner passed away.
 
For someone who is no longer alive, I would choose my grandmother. I was only three years old when she passed away, so I never really had the chance to know her.

I think I would have a lot of questions for her. I'd love to hear about my family's history from her perspective. The things that were never really talked about or understood. I sometimes feel it might help me understand a bit more about myself too. Where I come from and how certain things in our family came to be the way they are.

For someone living today, I think I would choose to meet an ordinary Christian who has quietly followed Jesus for many years, maybe 50 or 60 years. Someone who has experienced both good times and difficult seasons, yet still holds on to their faith. I think a conversation like that could be very encouraging and meaningful.
 
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I never met my grandfather (my mother's father). When I asked my mum about him, she didn't say very much, just that he worked a lot and on the weekends he was so exhausted that he mostly slept. He died when I was 8 but he was in Hong Kong so I never got to meet him (my mum and sister went to visit)

I am not too sure if I want to meet him! When mum got married here in NZ he didn't visit or come over so she had to be 'given away' by a minister who was a friend of the family. But since she worked since primary school to earn money for the family, it wasn't like he was really looking after her and there were 7 other siblings.

Anyway..interesting the things you may know about your family and things or family members maybe your parents DON"T want you to know.

It's the whole 'skeletons in the closet' thing I guess. I'm thinking thats why some adoptees aren't told too much about their birth parents. But of course they want to find out, who wouldn't? You are searching for something within yourself, your very identity and that person carries your DNA.
 
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For someone who is no longer alive, I would choose my grandmother. I was only three years old when she passed away, so I never really had the chance to know her.

I think I would have a lot of questions for her. I'd love to hear about my family's history from her perspective. The things that were never really talked about or understood. I sometimes feel it might help me understand a bit more about myself too. Where I come from and how certain things in our family came to be the way they are.

For someone living today, I think I would choose to meet an ordinary Christian who has quietly followed Jesus for many years, maybe 50 or 60 years. Someone who has experienced both good times and difficult seasons, yet still holds on to their faith. I think a conversation like that could be very encouraging and meaningful.
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Call me crazy,
but I would like to meet everyone I have become friends with on here.
 
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I will go with my gut, I would love to meet dick van dyke he is still alive and well.

for a deceased person ... i think King David He has an open heart and I would love some of his insights
 
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Did you ever participate in the CC meetups they used to have on here? Some were just done over the chat app but I heard some were done in person.
 
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