Re: Parsnip recipes plz?

On 12/8/2024 3:20 AM, D wrote:

  On Sat, 7 Dec 2024, clams casino wrote:
 

On 12/7/2024 1:56 PM, D wrote:

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On Sat, 7 Dec 2024, clams casino wrote:
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It's almost the obverse of the Gospel of Thomas - which as you know eliminated context and went right to Christ's spoken words.

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Yes! Thomas is very terse, almost too terse. Also not a book that lends itself to reading in one go.

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Right, we're talking about a scant 114 parables - yet within them the wisdom of a thousand fold or more.

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Very much true!
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I find that when it comes to spiritual literature, the shorter the work, the more powerful (for me) it is!

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Ever run into:
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https://youtu.be/GvTNIZ3O2Us
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The Lost Books, Book of Enoch, The Vision Of Gabriel: Interview with CEO Mike Adams
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Joseph Lumpkin
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His book on the gospel of Gabriel is not well-covered. Thankfully Lumkin's scholarship on the Apocrypha are solid.
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Imagine, a missile analyst from Huntsville rebooted as a scriptural analyst.
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God guides talent to target again!

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Never hear of, but thank you very much for the recommendation! It is added to
the list!
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You're welcome! =)

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...in a "food" group no less...

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Gods ways are mysterious! ;)

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I think that's why we end up falling in love with Him.

 This is the truth! The human psychology craves mystery and wonder! Can you imagine a world where everything is know and explained?

I can imagine that those who plan and script earthly events for the matrix have.

This is also why proofs of god are futile. If someone succeeded in proving god, he would at the same time destroy him.

Yeah that one resonates!
God needs virtual epistemological lingerie to enhance His mystery.