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This eclipse is only an intramural compared to what's coming: September 28, 2015. Blood Supermoon (.pdf). This eclipse will be visible from Jerusalem at moonset.

I might want to take a little stroll down by the Anheuser-Busch/InBev Brewery on that date: it lies just within the northern end of the total eclipse path.

I was merely trying to help clarify the distinction, in a religious context, with citations, between solar and lunar eclipses.

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I am, at present, using Google Chrome and a very obsolete version of Internet Explorer (version 8). I can see avatars, icons and images in Chrome and in IE8. I am in the "God Is an Awesome Artist" thread in both browsers. I also see the red x in some of the earliest posts, but these may be...

I do not believe Jonathan Cahn is a prophet, nor do I think he ever claimed to be. I am fascinated by his message, nevertheless. The L-rd Yeshua preached a similar message in the earliest days of His ministry (cf. Mark 3:2). September 25, 2014 (1st of Tishrei 5775) begins the Shemitah year. It...

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Hi, aniello! The lack of violins gives this piece an interesting hue, and being an owner of a viola (and a so-so player), I'm biased!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ten_1SkCiDY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RaGcWX5mrU Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750): Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 in B flat major Herbert Blendinger, viola Ingo Sinnhofer, viola Oswald Uhl, viola da gamba Hans Dieter Kruse, viola da gamba Peter...

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I take this in a cautionary manner, myself, if only because so many have made predictions and claimed revelations that either have failed or else have yet to come to pass. Nor I am not closed to it. I have yet to hear Jonathan Cahn claim to be a prophet. It sounds to me like he merely noticed...

The Seventh Harbinger is no more. The erez tree (the "Tree of Hope") planted in place of the fallen sycamore tree has died.

It stimulated my thinking, all right: I thought it was a highly bigoted statement. I have never flown a Boeing 767 or any other aircraft into a building, and I have no plans to do so in the future. But I suppose that, so long as one is an atheist, or a "Progressive", or an agnostic - in brief...

* groan * At this point, I suppose the proper thing to do is ackkowledge that you two (selfinflikted and Gadarene) flat-out owned me on this one. I salute you...

The U.S. government is deep in hock right now...

OK, Professor. You and self-inflikted were claiming that the outcome we see on this Earth was predictable, which gives your claim the characteristics of an hypothesis. Next you claim that you cannot test the hypothesis even if you were given everything you would need to do so...

I am trying to unravel the knot...

It sounded like you were saying that we and this Earth were a foregone conclusion, even sans a personal creator. Now you say the process was "chaotic" in some way, although the "initial conditions" were in our favor from the outset. There are loose ends, here...

So both of you claim that, given a properly-equipped laboratory and identical amounts of matter, energy, etc, you could reproduce this Earth and this universe???