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FishWrench.Com

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Let's Play Softball

Newspaper covers men's and women's slow- and fastpitch softball, at all age levels, in Minnesota. Twelve issues per year.

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Midwest Pro Wrestling

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Midwest Pro Wrestling

Twin Cities-based promoter of independent professional wrestling. Puts on shows in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mission statement, news, archive, photos.

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Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission

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Minnesota Baseball Association

Summer men's amateur baseball. Organizes state tournament in three classes: Class A in the Twin Cities, Classes B and C elsewhere in the state. Team standings, state tournament records.

Minnesota Bucks

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lsenders@hotmail.com writes:
>Gary McNees wrote:
>
>> Pleeeese! James says outright:
>>
>> James 2:21, 25, 25
>>
>> Surely you can do better, Loren.
>>
>Is James teaching the doctrine of salvation from the same perspective
>that Paul does in Romans? No. James is teaching the issue illustrated
>by Christ when He declared, "Your sins are forgiven." However, men do
>not have the ability to draw conclusions about the hearts of men
>except, "Take up your bed and walk," i.e. external evidences. James is
>merely teaching that there is an external expection if in fact, as one
>might claim, there had been an inward confession.
>
>Yet it still remains true, the internal always preceeds the external.
>"Surely you can do better than this?"

The only place where the words "by faith alone" appear in the Scriptures,
they are preceeded by the word "NOT."

That's pretty clear. Pretty literal. Or is this one of those 'special
exceptions' to your rule of reading the Scritprues literally?????

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Those of us who follow the Julian Calendar just celebrated the Ascension this
last Wednesday/Thursday (Matins/Vespers on Wednesday, Liturgy Thursday). And
going over the text of the service, I found a brilliant stanza of poetry that
not only expresses the essence of the feast well, but even gives you the chance
to practice reading NT Greek without reading the NT. It is as follows
(transcription is modified Beta Code):

THN KATABASAN FYSIN TOY ADAM EIS TA KATWTERA MERHi THS GHS hO QEOS
KAINOPOIHSAS SEAuTWi,

QEOS is subject, FYSIN object. SEAUTWi could be dative of interest,
or of agent. I find dative of interest fits the composition
better. For KATWTERA, cf. G2736

hYPERANW PASHS ARCHS KAI EJOYSIAS ANHGAGES SHMERON,

hYPERANW see Eph 1:21

hWS AGAPHSAS GAR, SYNEKAQISAS, hWS SYMPAQHSAS DE, hHNWSAS SAYTWi,

QEOS is still the subject. All these phrases introduced by hWS are
in apposition to QEOS. The _object_ of SYNEKAQISAS etc. is 'man'.

The _roots_ of all these aorist participle verbs are found in NT
Greek, but not with the prefix SYN.

hWS hENWSAS SYNEPAQES, hWS APAQHS PAQWN DE, SYNEDOJASAS,

ALL' hOI ASWMATOI, "TIS ESTIN hOUTOS," ELEGON,

"The bodiless" refers to the Angels, who are often called "the
bodiless powers", even though some Orthodox theologians have been
fond of claiming that this expression is inexact, since the angels