Day 75
I had began to suspect that Daniel had been raptured or something, as he missed two perfectly good "preaching days" and hadn't posted a thing on his message board since Wednesday or Thursday night. But, alas, the apocalypse will have to wait a few more days. He evidentally decided Wednesday's weather was "fair" enough and dropped by for what had to have been at best an hour.
While I was in the midst of howing how YahShua did not do away with Torah but came to exalt it . . . a group of Jewish wannabes came up to heckle me.
Ellipses are used to skip over extrenuous details. Less formally, they're also used as a sort of "etc." or "so it goes." at the end of paragraphs. This is a curious place to put an ellipse indeed. One can only begin to imagine what words the 3 little dots replace.
While we're looking at this particular line, let's place an asterix next to the words "Jewish wannabes" and have a good laugh.
Daniel went on to threaten God's cultural extinction and hegenomy:
(and in fact Ancient Hebrew will be restored as the global tongue when YahShua returns)
And, finally, Daniel believes that, with the help of the Roach, he may have more fruit.
Saints, please pray for Annika and I as we will be having dinner in a couple of nights with a street preacher who has shown some avid interest in the Torah and feast days. Please pray that his heart will be ready and open to recieve the Truth of keeping Torah. May the Ruach Ha'Kodesh guide the evening!
A selfish request, even if we go by the basis that it would be good for full converts to Messianicism. Pray for "Annika and I", hm? Anyway, for the morbidly curious, I suspect a particular "preacher" who stopped by PSU last week, though just as easily I could be way off
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