I know I haven't posted anything for a while.  When I come across really shocking stories, shedding light on the truth of Islam, and the middle east situation, I want to post it so people will see in forums where it may be their only chance to see it.  I hope you find this as disturbing as I do.  Lets pray for the Palestinian people. 

Nahoul is dead, long live Assud!

Anti-Semitism

Written by Chris Perver

Tuesday, 12 February 2008

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Hey all, not that I odn't enjoy or love posting on this site, but after talking with my wife, we decide it'd be better if I go to another blogsite.  So here it is.  I"ve just opened one at http://meditationswhilesojourning.blogspot.com/.  I hope if you are a regular visitor to my site, you will visit me on my new blog site.  I love the interaction, feedback, questions and comments you all make. 

I reposted one of my more recent posts looking at the scriptural prophecies which foretold almost 3000 years ago what is happening between Russia, Iran and Israel.  God's word continues to be fulfilled today, with more prophecies coming true than any other religion.  Remember, Jesus said, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life.  No one comes to the Father except through Me" (Jn 14:6).  And "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and righteous and will forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (1 Jn. 1:9).

 Every one who thirsts, come to the waters; And you who have no money come, buy and eat. Come, buy wine and milk Without money and without cost. ² "Why do you spend money for what is not bread, And your wages for what does not satisfy? Listen carefully to Me, and eat what is good, And delight yourself in abundance. Isaiah 55:1-2

This article I thought was great, and it shows the benefit to a society when people are raised with a belief in God, respect of authority, an attitude of generosity and of service.  It made me think of the Christian family that has eight kids, which travel the nation singing.  They performed at our church, and they were amazing!  Not just singers, but the family was close, the kids polite, obedient and loving, respectful.  For the following two months they are performing in Branson, Missouri. The following article is from www.wnd.com.

9-child family shines as Christian example

Posted: November 1, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern

In his elegant new book, "What's So Great About Christianity," Dinesh D'Souza makes a compelling case for belief in God from a Christian perspective. The book argues not against other faiths but against the absence of faith. It is so clear and comprehensive it should be required reading for all students in Christian schools.

In researching my own book, "What's The Matter With California," I had no intent in waging any such argument. In the California spirit, I shied from judgments like "good" or "evil" or even "just plain stupid."

Instead, I looked at outcomes from a material perspective, namely how a given phenomenon affects the economy and the ecology of the state and the well-being of its citizens.

In doing so, however, I stumbled upon one very powerful rationale for Christianity and, in the stumbling, I stumbled upon one more powerful rationale still.

The stumbling began when I visited Michael and Deborah Grumbine and their family of nine children, now age 11 to 31, in the Los Angeles suburb of Whittier. I wanted to see how a large family could live on a median income in an area where such an income can buy only 2 percent of the homes on the market.

In Kansas City, by contrast, a family of median income can buy 87 percent of the homes on the market.

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What I saw was that a family, bound together by a deeply held belief in God, could live on almost anything, anywhere, even in Los Angeles.

Michael himself grew up in Whittier in a deeply Christian family of 12 children, 11 of whom survived to adulthood. I asked him if he would survey his siblings to see how their 47 children had fared, and he graciously obliged.

As I report in the book, 43 of the 47 have lived their lives with a father in home. Only two of the 47 receive any kind of public assistance. Of the 35 old enough to have graduated from high school, 35 have graduated. None has been to prison. And the many Grumbine cousins have all had to work their way through school and college doing the jobs Americans allegedly won't do.

I concluded that material poverty does not seem to cause crime. Michael Grumbine grew up in the same metro at the same time as Stanley "Tookie" Williams, whose story I also tell. Tookie was the one with his own bedroom and eventually his own cell on San Quentin's death row. Michael was the one with his own father.

Obviously, however, there is more to a God-centered life well lived than a civil, self-supporting society. This I saw clearly in reading Michael's response to the chapter I wrote on the Grumbine family. It speaks for itself:

Dear Jack,

You gave a great deal of joy, comfort and pride to a little bed-ridden lady, covered with sores and racked with pain from several serious diseases. My dear mother, who will not likely be with us much longer, and who has all too few joys left in life, was smiling from ear-to-ear as I read to her the Whittier chapter from your book. She could not stop saying "My, oh my" during and after the reading.

And I must also tell you about the difficult moment you presented her with, when I reached the parts where you say: "If all the materially impoverished children in California had grown up with the support of faith and family that the Grumbine cousins did, California could virtually eliminate serious crime. ... When all is said and done, the state's future depends on the Grumbines."

At that point, I looked over at my mom as she lay stretched out in her bed, her life and purpose now nearly complete. I watched as her frail and well-worn lips trembled with emotion.

Here was a woman who had lived all of her life in her home as the very antithesis of the militant feminist ideal. She had never left her children for strangers, and was truly valiant in her self-sacrifice and dedication to her husband and family. But according to feminist logic, she had wasted away her life on the humdrum and the unfulfilling.

It was truly, truly wonderful, then, to see this humble and dedicated heroine get some public appreciation and honor for the great work she has actually done, before she passes on.

I watched her eyes sparkle with nearly uncontrolled pride and delight, to see her singular life's work acknowledged to the entire country – she truly had made a difference. It left me with tears in my eyes.

But I could not help but chuckle inwardly at the dilemma you had given her. For mother is also one of the most completely humble people you could ever know. And as is typical of such self-effacing saints, they are uncomfortable in moments of high praise.

But soon the "crisis" passed, and once more she graciously rose to the occasion and resumed her graceful demeanor. She did what she always did – provide me with a lesson in virtue. For despite her debilitated condition, she has never stopped teaching her family about grace and the ways of Christian virtue.

For those who wonder why God allows "old people" to painfully linger in this world, I wish they could meet my mother. For that matter, I wish you had the room in your book to list all of the heroic mothers who have dedicated their lives to their family, and through their selfless efforts and example allowed culture, civilization and yes, goodness itself, to exist in a fallen world.

But as Dad used to say, "Life isn't fair."

Perhaps not this life, but I dare say that when the final reckoning comes, and all of humanity stands before their Creator with His Son at His right hand reading from the Book of Life, we will finally be able to witness and rejoice aloud in the glory of those unsung heroes. Indeed, I can't wait to sing!

Blessings,

Michael Grumbine

Dinesh D'Souza could not have said it any better.