Jim Staley - Hebrew Alphabet (Part 4)- Vav

If you have hurt someone, how do you make it better? God's pattern. This is the best advice that I have ever heard on restoring a relationship.



God bless.

The Mystery of the Bride & Bridegroom - Jonathan Cahn

THE GREATEST ROMANCE...EVER!
Forty-five years ago, I had a dear Jewish friend, who loved Yeshua with all his soul, tell me that the trouble with the modern Gentile Church was that it doesn't have enough Jews in it to explain the Scriptures. After all, he said, "All of the first believers were Jews." He then explained to me the Jewish custom of marriage in relation to Yeshua. Not one jot or tittle of the Old or New Testaments are violated by this marriage doctrine. The Jewish marriage customs were "shadows of good things to come" which are fulfilled in Yeshua. Yeshua himself said this in many ways. Because the first Christians were Jews, they understood exactly what He was saying. Open your heart to the Holy Spirit and reread the Scriptures. God bless His Holy Word.

Saturday March 29, 2014: Frank Seekins

One of the best talks on how to have a successful Marriage that I've ever heard. God bless.

Why is CAIR trying to silence film about abuse of women?

This is very grim, but the world needs to know.

Do you hear? 100 MILLION WOMEN MUTILATED since 1989?! Many of the victims were "little" girls when their genitals were cut out. Most of the rest were lovely young women when a relative killed or disfigured them. Nothing says Romance like a face without a nose! This is the true face of Islam. Mothers and Fathers will you not guard your sons and daughters? Warn them if youlove them!

Happy Valentine's Day!

According to The Encyclopaedia Britannica: “Today is Valentine's Day, the feast day of St. Valentine, a priest and physician who was martyred about AD 270 in Rome, and the tradition of exchanging greetings of love on Valentine's Day is based on the legend that Valentine had signed a letter to his jailer's daughter, with whom he had fallen in love, “from your Valentine.””

We can't know for sure if Valentine actually sent that love letter, or even who he really was, because there were a number of early Christian martyrs who were linked with the name Valentine. Regardless, we know these were people of selfless, giving love, who never hurt anyone.

According to Wikipedia: "Many of the current legends that characterise Saint Valentine were invented in the fourteenth century in England, notably by Geoffrey Chaucer and his circle, when the feast day of February 14 first became associated with romantic love."

We have come to accept that hearts, roses and chocolates are absolute necessities to this holiday. We can probably think the Victorians for the first two, if not the Romans. We can assuredly thank Christopher Columbus and the American Indians for the third. However, none of those superficialities are truly important. What we need to keep in mind is the person who offers their love. Never miss any opportunity to show as well as to tell those who are precious to you how much you love them. That particular opportunity will never come again. Of course, a little chocolate never hurt either. :-)

Celebrate love all the year,

Frances
Writing Science Fiction Romance
Real Love in a Real Future