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:

  On Sat, 7 Dec 2024, clams casino wrote:
 

It's almost the obverse of the Gospel of Thomas - which as you know eliminated context and went right to Christ's spoken words.

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

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

 Very much true!
 

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

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

 Never hear of, but thank you very much for the recommendation! It is added to
the list!
 

You're welcome! =)

 🙏
 ...in a "food" group no less...

 Gods ways are mysterious! ;)

 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?

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I can imagine that those who plan and script earthly events for the matrix have.
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This is also why proofs of god are futile. If someone succeeded in proving god, he would at the same time destroy him.

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