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New Password: Loathing about the lite But more about the fiery Confess, repent, request Let it be raised Look and live

Oh, ok, actually I was right the first time. My mind went to the leaves "hiding their fruit" and then Eve was cursed in childbirth, but I didn't think you'd be using that imagery... *gasp* Mem, Mem, Mem... :p

Olive tree is not the password? Then I was going to say fig tree or Israel from the 1 Kings 17 (Luke 13:6–9) story, though I thought olive tree was the better answer from Jeremiah 11:16.

Ishmael?

Im gonna guess pride and Lot.

You are correct! Maybe my hint was too on the money? Riddle Explanation: I heard the call = God calling Samuel's name Makes all ears tingle = 1 Samuel 3:11 "And the LORD said to Samuel, Behold, I will do a thing in Israel, at which both the ears of every one that heareth it shall tingle."...

Not Lazarus Who said it was the last Indiana Jones movie? ;) OK, I'll give a... HINT #1: The lines in this Password riddle are clues from the life of a significant Biblical person (human) who is not Jesus.

You've one shotted my password questions before. :p Trump? :ROFL: It's not Trump. I'm glad nobody got mine in the first 5 mins this time. You guys can let me know when you want a hint. Not sure we've gotten guesses from all the usual suspects yet. No guesses from Gary yet?

I'm going to slightly adjust the last line of my Password to be more precise in the poetry/syntax. Might help as a clue. New password: one word I heard the call Makes all ears tingle Didn't need Indiana We return as well The one I called Called me in death

I should say all the lines together, in a "poetic reading", point to the one answer.

Not resurrection. Each line points to the answer.

Not rapture. :coffee::)

I like the guess! Totally not the answer, but you are in the correct universe. All the lines in the riddle fit the answer, which I guess is obvious because it doesn't rhyme. :)

OK, let me reread and reexamine. Ok, maybe I didn't stress I was specifically asking about your experience as a blended family in churches at times; and not other forms of non-traditional families. Sorry about that. Correct me if I'm wrong (or just say never mind if you don't want to talk about...

Thank you, NightTwister, for being willing to educate me. But I have to admit, I'm still 100% ignorant of what you mean practically speaking regarding "example(s) of your church not handling the non-traditional family situation well". Would you be willing to give me some real world examples...

Interesting. Can you give me an example of your church not handling the non-traditional family situation well? As someone who grew up in the church and now an adult in one, I think I just treated every family the same and can't think of a situation where one would need to treat a...

New password: one word I heard the call Makes all ears tingle Didn't need Indiana We return as well The one I called Upon death called me

Speaking of your mention of the "right situation"... I remember when I was in college I was getting serious (and my family knew it) with a divorced woman with one 5 yr old. My mom said to me, "Wouldn't you rather marry someone who's never been married like you? So you both can share that first...

Federal Reserve Board? :p IMF? Oh... How about the March Of Dimes?