Originally Posted by BRETV (Post 700188)

It's okay Mark. He'll have to answer to his maker one day. None of us get out of here alive.




Bret Velde
2003 I/SA

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 700184)

Gary, I think we reached a new low with this character.
It's okay to be an atheist or agnostic..It's your right. But to make fun of someone's religion on a public forum is beyond the pale.
I think it's past time to just not engage anymore. Who will join me?
Maybe he'll drift off over to the Prius or EV forums where he belongs.
Meanwhile, I didn't know the Marines had a rank called POS 1st Class.

Over and out...

Originally Posted by Eddies66 (Post 700190)

Oh, but is OK for you to cherry pick the 5 Books of Moses and the Torah and apply it to the orange godless, lying conman. I find you personally classless and blasphemous.

Originally Posted by Eddies66 (Post 700190)

Oh, but is OK for you to cherry pick the 5 Books of Moses and the Torah and apply it to the orange godless, lying conman. I find you personally classless and blasphemous.

Originally Posted by SBillinson (Post 700197)

Nice going, Einstein.

The Torah is the five books of Moses. Bret can cite from the Torah/Old Testament as much as he pleases, since it's apparent he reads it in the practice of his faith.

What you cannot do is find him blasphemous, since, from what I can infer, you're atheist/agnostic. In other words, someone who doesn't practice religion has no context from which to apply the concept of blasphemy.

I am surprised to learn that you have such a close relationship with Trump, where you can state unequivocally that he's godless. Perhaps you should notify Franklin Graham of your findings, since, apparently, he doesn't know Trump as well as you.

What I consider especially ironic, however, is your leftist posturing while simultaneously discriminating against Trump based on the color of his skin.

I don't know a single conservative who discriminates against people based on skin color. I have, however, found that they discern with relative ease the content of one's character. As such, I will follow Mark's recommendation and respond to you no longer.

Originally Posted by Eddies66 (Post 700204)

First there are people here that do not know that the Torah and the 5 Books of Moses are one in the same. Second, it has already been stated that because I am not Christian that I shouldn't quote the Bible per Bret. Last time I looked it in is in every Library in the country and is used as a reference to religion. As is the Torah, the Koran, books on Hinduism, Buddhism, Shinto and Confucianism.


And there are no less than 14 quotes in the Bible that identify what the anti-Christ is, you may want to do a little research because Mr. Trump is a match.


With regards to discrimination, Trump was forced by a court of law to allow Blacks into his apartment complexes or did you conveniently forget that. Why are there 56 Blacks in the House, with 54 Democrats and 2 Republicans and how many Black women. That is definitely a message from the GOP about Blacks. And then to quote MLK, that is rich.

Originally Posted by Randy Wells (Post 700218)

Your Vegtable just dropped out, now you get Giggles. Lol

Randy Wells
I/S 5628

Originally Posted by BRETV (Post 700072)

In the Bible the concept of blood on the right ear (Leviticus 8:22-24 and 14:28) serves as a visible mark of consecration, signifying that the person is dedicated to God's service and has been set apart for a specific purpose. This act represents a physical and spiritual transformation, preparing the individual for their sacred role. Here's a breakdown of the significance:
*Right ear: The right ear represents hearing and obedience. In ancient times, the right ear was considered the most important ear, as it was the ear that heard the words of God.
*Blood: Blood represents life, sacrifice, and atonement. In this context, the blood is a symbol of purification and consecration. *Consecration: Consecration means to set something or someone apart for a specific purpose, making it holy and dedicated to God. In this case, the blood on the right ear signifies that the person is being set apart for a sacred task or role.
*Priestly consecration: In Leviticus 8, the blood is applied to the right ear of Aaron and his sons, consecrating them as priests. This act sets them apart as mediators between God and the people.
*Purification: In Leviticus 14, the blood is applied to the right ear of the person being cleansed, symbolizing their purification and restoration to the community.




Bret Velde
2003 I/SA