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Trembling With Excitement To Join The Jewish People
"I need to know your motivations," he said. "Orthodox Jews are a tiny peculiar people. Why do you want to become one?" "Motivations?" I exclaimed. "Motivations? You need to know my motivations? You can never know my motivations because I … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion, Orthodoxy, Personal
Tagged Aish HaTorah, bais, Beth Jacob, bezalel, century city, converts, Dennis Prager, evil man, excitement, machinations, manly man, motivations, orthodox jews, preacher, quot quot, rabbi, Rabbis, slingshot, Torah, Young Israel
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Sinkers Or Floaters?
From oralchelation.com: Most people in the US, if you looked into their toilets, would have "sinkers rather than floaters!" In other words, if your food and digestion are proper, the stool will float in the toilet water, will be light … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged autobiography, college glacier, desmond, diet, digestion, fda, floaters, ford fan, foul smell, freshman year, gillian ford, glacier view, hemorrhoids, human nature, luke ford, nbsp, population, preacher, processed foods, seventh day adventist, sinkers, stepmother, stools, toilet water, toilets
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Your Moral Leader
I use the term "Your Moral Leader" as an inspiration for mirth but deep deep inside, I want to be a moral leader. All of us are role models whether we want to be or not. Each of us has … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged ark of the covenant, biblical hebrew, black guys, blackboard, bloke, chariot, dima, dr russell, holy day, jewish students, kipa, mirth, moral leader, pepperdine, preacher, professor dr, role models, Russell Roberts, shul, world religions
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Come Home
D. emails: “Greeting Happy Sabbath, I don’t know you, never heard of you until today while doing research on the internet. I was looking up info regarding the SDA church and what happened in the 70’s and 80’s. The name … Continue reading
Posted in Adventist
Tagged 3rd generation, desmond ford, doing research, ford, God, hypocrites, jesus, pastors, preacher, remnant church, rsquo, Sabbath, sda church
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