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Marcus Farkas
May 25, 2012, 5:43:29 PM5/25/12
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Nuthin' but VOODOO.
"E Bmums" <e44...@rppkn.com> wrote in message
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>
> "From the crest of Olivet, Jesus looked upon Jerusalem. Fair and
> peaceful was the scene spread out before Him. It was the season of the
> Passover, and from all lands the children of Jacob had gathered there to
> celebrate the great national festival. In the midst of gardens and
> vineyards, and green slopes studded with pilgrims� tents, rose the
> terraced hills, the stately palaces, and massive bulwarks of Israel�s
> capital. The daughter of Zion seemed in her pride to say, "I sit a
> queen, and shall see no sorrow;" as lovely then, and deeming herself as
> secure in Heaven�s favor, as when, ages before, the royal minstrel sang,
> "Beautiful for situation, the joy of the whole earth, is Mount Zion,"
> "the city of the great King." Psalm 48:2. In full view were the
> magnificent buildings of the temple. The rays of the setting sun lighted
> up the snowy whiteness of its marble walls, and gleamed from golden gate
> and tower and pinnacle. "The perfection of beauty" it stood, the pride
> of the Jewish nation. What child of Israel could gaze upon the scene
> without a thrill of joy and admiration! But far other thoughts occupied
> the mind of Jesus. "When He was come near, He beheld the city, and wept
> over it." Luke 19:41. Amid the universal rejoicing of the triumphal
> entry, while palm branches waved, while glad hosannas awoke the echoes
> of the hills, and thousands of voices declared Him king, the world�s
> Redeemer was overwhelmed with a sudden and mysterious sorrow. He, the
> Son of God, the Promised One of Israel, whose power had conquered death,
> and called its captives from the grave, was in tears, not of ordinary
> grief, but of intense, irrepressible agony."
>
> ...The Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan
>
>
> Download the complete book (and Bibles) for free.
>
> The Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan:
> http://i.minus.com/1333587044/8HjTVovD97LrYZ3KDyc2xg/dsskfA6mU3djV.pdf
>
> Updated King James Version Bible:
> http://i.minus.com/1333587073/Ne92_U0VhiUXq3kBzWx9NQ/dbaNDKEKV6PBSv.pdf
>
> NIV Bible:
> http://i.minus.com/1333587032/-QTVcB_7Np4j5FYBNRlgjg/dhVcNei3tSOdP.pdf
"E Bmums" <e44...@rppkn.com> wrote in message
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>
> "From the crest of Olivet, Jesus looked upon Jerusalem. Fair and
> peaceful was the scene spread out before Him. It was the season of the
> Passover, and from all lands the children of Jacob had gathered there to
> celebrate the great national festival. In the midst of gardens and
> vineyards, and green slopes studded with pilgrims� tents, rose the
> terraced hills, the stately palaces, and massive bulwarks of Israel�s
> capital. The daughter of Zion seemed in her pride to say, "I sit a
> queen, and shall see no sorrow;" as lovely then, and deeming herself as
> secure in Heaven�s favor, as when, ages before, the royal minstrel sang,
> "Beautiful for situation, the joy of the whole earth, is Mount Zion,"
> "the city of the great King." Psalm 48:2. In full view were the
> magnificent buildings of the temple. The rays of the setting sun lighted
> up the snowy whiteness of its marble walls, and gleamed from golden gate
> and tower and pinnacle. "The perfection of beauty" it stood, the pride
> of the Jewish nation. What child of Israel could gaze upon the scene
> without a thrill of joy and admiration! But far other thoughts occupied
> the mind of Jesus. "When He was come near, He beheld the city, and wept
> over it." Luke 19:41. Amid the universal rejoicing of the triumphal
> entry, while palm branches waved, while glad hosannas awoke the echoes
> of the hills, and thousands of voices declared Him king, the world�s
> Redeemer was overwhelmed with a sudden and mysterious sorrow. He, the
> Son of God, the Promised One of Israel, whose power had conquered death,
> and called its captives from the grave, was in tears, not of ordinary
> grief, but of intense, irrepressible agony."
>
> ...The Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan
>
>
> Download the complete book (and Bibles) for free.
>
> The Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan:
> http://i.minus.com/1333587044/8HjTVovD97LrYZ3KDyc2xg/dsskfA6mU3djV.pdf
>
> Updated King James Version Bible:
> http://i.minus.com/1333587073/Ne92_U0VhiUXq3kBzWx9NQ/dbaNDKEKV6PBSv.pdf
>
> NIV Bible:
> http://i.minus.com/1333587032/-QTVcB_7Np4j5FYBNRlgjg/dhVcNei3tSOdP.pdf
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