Caring About Kids

Charitable group that helps foster kids by providing funding for things that are not paid for by other sources.

Friends of Ingham County Animal Shelter

Volunteer group that assists the shelter in providing care for their impounded animals. Pictures of available animals, news, and information about volunteering.

Friends of Ingham County Animal Shelter

Volunteer group that assists the shelter in providing care for their impounded animals. Pictures of available animals, news, and information about volunteering.

Ingham County Fair

Schedule of events, activities, merchants, exhibits, entertainment and carnival.

Ingham County Fairgrounds

Schedule of events held at the fair grounds, including horse shows, sports shows, R. V. shows, flea markets and craft shows.

Ingham County Genealogical Society

A non-profit organization founded in 1995 and located in Mason, Michigan. Site includes information on dues, officers, meetings and special events, publications and merchandise.

Ingham Intermediate School District

Calendar, school listings, events, and annual report.

Meridian Township

Meetings, job postings, police, fire, and parks information.

MIGenWeb Archives - Cemetery

Ingham county cemetery records available for download in text file format.

MultiMag

Directory of businesses, churches, real estate listings, event calendar, a map, and historical information.

The Holy Scriptures in fact supports that Jesus has a beginning and his
Father is his Source of Life. Please don't jump into conclusions.

Please read the Bible verses below.

Jesus has a beginning :

Micah 5:2 proves that Jesus has a beginning. It used the Hebrew word H4163
- mo-tsaw-aw'
God has no ORIGIN nor family descent. The Hebrew word for everlasting
also means “generally time out of mind (past or future)”. In short, Jesus
is eternal but has a beginning not unlike his Father.

John 5:26 - For just as the Father has life in himself, so he has
GRANTED/GIVEN also to the Son to have life in himself.

John 6:57 - “I LIVE(meaning have life) because of the Father.


Rev 3:14 - Of the creation of God, he is the beginning.




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Phillip wrote:

> >
You could try and locate a 1611 KJV, as if you have one it is more than
likely the 1769 edition, but not much difference other than style,
typeface, etc.

Some of the English translations like the Geneva or Tyndale or the
original 1611 KJV > might be quite hard to come by and you may have to
locate someone who deals > in rare books and literature.

Phillip
>
A good overall response!

As to the original 1611 KJV, however, Thomas Nelson publishers brought
out a reprint some four or five years ago. I assume it is still
available. As the world's largest publisher of Bibles, their catalogs
are on hand at any religious book store.

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In article , Sarah Kanary
says...

>Stephen M. Adams wrote:
>> "Sarah Kanary" writes:
>> >"Stephen M. Adams" wrote:

[snip]

>> Just who do you think the church is? Those individual
>> Jewish Christians were members of the One, Holy, Catholic
>> and Apostolic Church. And that IS the Orthodox Church.

>Does not "catholic" mean "universal"?

Steve's point _was_ that no, it does not. But if you look up
the word in Lampe's Lexicon of Patristic Greek, you will
find that _occasionally_ it really does mean
'universal'. But no matter what Roman rumors say, this was a
_rare_ sense of the word before Rome usurped the word and
twisted its meaning.

>First-century Christianity was viewed by "orthodoxy" as
>anything but 'universal'.

What _are_ you talking about? First-century Christianity
_was_ Orthodoxy.