Jimfrompa

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  1. Re: Found #5 Pretty Unique Gerat find. Great character.
  2. Re: 1st shed of \'06...FINALLY! Nice!!!
  3. Re: A friend of mine needs our prayers Mal 4:2 But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the stall. Father God, I am standing on your word that those who fear God(LOVE, HONOR,SEEK AFTER YOUR GOODNESS, AND KNOW AND BELIEVE THE SALVATION OF JESUS) Shall receive healing and will grow in you. Father I pray to you for Kassidy and her family.I know that you can do all things, I pray for healing right now may this healing take place that no one will be able to explain it other than a God granted healing. Father fill Kassidy's family with the peace beyond understanding that comes only from you. And may Kassidy's life be a testimony to you and your goodness.And may you receive Glory. In the name of Jesus I pray. Amen
  4. Re: Family debate-- Don't know never had It. I like to docter up my own burger. Lots of ways to make it without adding processed mix.IMO
  5. Re: SEVEN IRISH BLESSINGS And may you be in heaven an hour before the devil knows your dead Great post buckee
  6. Re: Snowy Owl Pics Great pictures. Thanks for sharing!!!
  7. Re: How many of me friends are Irish? Scholars and historians are uncertain about the years of birth and death for St. Patrick. Many details of his life remain fuzzy. Stories about chasing the snakes out of Ireland and using a shamrock to teach the mystery of the Trinity may be more myth than history. But one thing is certain: Patrick is a beloved saint whose name is celebrated far beyond the Ireland he Christianized in the fifth century. And well he should be. Here was a humble, self-educated man who achieved remarkable things against great odds. Growing up in what is now Great Britain, Patrick was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Ireland as a teenager. For six years he was forced to tend flocks, but he was free to turn to God for consolation. Over time, he underwent a profound conversion. After escaping and returning home, Patrick became convinced through a number of powerful dreams and visions that he was being called by God to go back to Ireland and walk among the very people who had enslaved him. He returned as a priest eager to spread the gospel message among a people who were still practicing human sacrifice and were the major slave traders of their day. Patrick found a way to plant the gospel in that culture, proving himself a missionary of great skill. He believed God had chosen him to convert the Irish. Drawing on his own struggles earlier in life, he preached in a way that had special meaning to a people who were downtrodden and commonly dismissed as barbarian. St. Patrick found God in nature, in people, in the Church he loved and served. He is a saint for the Irish—and for all peoples. I'm Not sure how the holiday for this saint turned into a day of drinking and parties. I for one believe he was a good man and someone whose life is good to contemplate. But I won't spend the day drinking to him. Oh I'm Scotch-Irish. Fathers side(Andrews) Scotch. Mothers side(Kirkpatrick) Irish.
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    PLEASE PRAY

    Re: PLEASE PRAY [ QUOTE ] "Lord, hold our troops in your lovinghands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen." [/ QUOTE ] AMEN
  9. Re: Our 19th Anniversary Congratulations to you and your wife. Many many more.
  10. Re: Favorite Ice Cream I haven't found an Ice cream I didn't like.
  11. Re: Whats your favorite book? If your talking fiction anything by Louis Lamour.
  12. Re: A few of my racks Looks great!!!
  13. Re: Shed Hunter From Arkansas Welcome. Thank you for sharing!!!
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    Just a few

    Re: Just a few Cool!!! I saw you had pictures of 1 horn bucks and was wondering if you found any.
  15. Re: New Member WELCOME!
  16. Re: Half Racks Neat. Have you found any sheds? Thank you for sharing these pictures.
  17. Re: Full Racks Looks like you got plenty of seed for next season. Thanks for sharing.
  18. Re: Homebrew cam pics-turkey and bucks still w/ ho Great pictures,What's the chance of getting a spring gobbler hunt invite............LOL Thanks for sharing.Warms the blood.
  19. Re: HE is in control, and it\'s a good thing! To God be the Glory!!!
  20. Re: Oneida man needs prayers Father God, You who are the great physician able to heal and give life. I pray for Oneida man's healing. Your son died that he might be healed and I stand in agreement with others here as I pray to you for a complete healing, From the top of his head to the soles of his feet. Father I ask this in the name of Jesus who took the stripes for our healing. Amen
  21. Re: Rough Night! (Twisters) Praise God that you are safe.
  22. Re: March 24th\'s D-day! gobblerbane08 Remember there is no fear in Christ Jesus. Father God I ask you to give gobblerbane08 the peace beyond understanding that is in your son Jesus. Father guide the surgon's hands and may his recovery be quick and complete. In Jesus name, Amen.
  23. Re: surgery in the morning FOLLOW THE DOCTORS INSTRUCTIONS!!! I pray that you are better than you were before it was hurt. God Bless you.
  24. Re: Pibald Robin That is different I wonder if it is sick or if it is like that because of poor genes.???
  25. Re: hold them antlers They will drop soon. I think alot of bucks still have them and alot have dropped them. Genitics i think.