Arf Arf (thank you) ? The staple removal @ the Vet is on for Friday, Sept 18th (Sundown of Rosh Hashanah). Hmmm B-) Geoffrey @ NTEB posted this ... perhaps we will all be gone waaay before then ... :popcorn :popcorn :popcorn Well, that happened fast, don’t you think? It was only a few weeks ago on August 13th that President Trump and Jared Kushner held their stunning press event to announce the Abraham Accord peace covenant between Israel and the UAE. Many prophecy watchers thought it would take months to hammer out, but in actuality only a brief 4 weeks. Things happen quick in the end times. Of course, the real ‘price’ of the Abraham Accord for Israel is giving up their oft-stated desire to annex Judea and Samaria. That’s a big one, to say the least. “Wherefore hear the word of the LORD, ye scornful men, that rule this people which is in Jerusalem. Because ye have said, We have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at agreement; when the overflowing scourge shall pass through, it shall not come unto us: for we have made lies our refuge, and under falsehood have we hid ourselves:” Isaiah 28:14,15 (KJB) No, this is not the Daniel 9:27 covenant, but it is a major if not the biggest step forward since Israel was regathered back in 1948. You can think of the Abraham Accord as the platform on which the rest of the house will soon be built. Things are happening fast as end times events are speeding up, so stay awake and stay vigilant. To the fight! - Fair Use - Ugh - ok, the answer just occurred to me, ....remove his teeth!! :agree :amen: 😉 Geri — there is a disease known as PICA, where individuals eat anything and everything, pillows, metal objects, rubber, plastic, etc.... for some after many surgeries to remove the objects, may suggest exactly that ... having teeth removed, for whatever reason this can decrease the potential drive to put things in the mouth. Some families of younger children have locks on cabinets and refrigerators, etc... I heard of one individual who went so far as to have his mouth wired (like what happens when a jaw is broken). I had one surgeon ask if I could order a mussel similar to what Kolleen sent ... of course I couldn’t, not to say the temptation wasn’t there after the fifth retrieval. :calvin All I can say is that was a rather expensive and life threatening event for your little fur baby, not sure I could afford many of those surgeries and after care! :wacko: How interesting Tammie - I didn't know they really can/do remove teeth for that! Sometimes - it works! It’s on an individual basis, defined by severity, not for everyone. Only occurs in <6% -23% of world population, seen at higher rates among those with autism or mental disorders and some mental health patients. For Geri - pica in dogs or cats may be a sign of immune-mediated hemolytic anemia - hope the fur baby gets back to health soon! Tammie, I never gave it a thought about operations when I purchased him since my childhood dog was healthy until the very last days of his 14 yrs on earth. So I pretty much expected the same with this little guy. He is a gift from the Lord. Does the Lord have a sense of humor and grant us our wishes? I love both Toy Foxes and Dalmatians. So I prayed for a dog after my dad died because its no fun coming home to an empty home. I search high and low and finally found him on the internet at a store in upstate NY. He’s a Toy Fox but has serious freckles on one side of his body like a Dalmatian. What a combo ... I just laughed how the Lord showers us with His gifts and answers our particular wishes. How could I refuse this fur baby? Plus he kept eyeing me in his cage at the pet shop while the other dogs were either asleep or doing something else. Meanwhile he kept his eyes focused on me the whole time even the sales person commented on the eye contact. I moved around in the store and would look over at him and he kept his gaze focused as if to say “you better pick me, pick me”. I knew he was the one without a doubt. He took me out of my depression with his funny entertaining habits and (big sigh) his annoying ones while we wait for the Blessed Hope. He just turned 5 ... if he was up there in age then I would have thought twice in oking this costly surgery. Plus the fact the rapture is literally at the door ... our money and things are going to get left behind so I didn’t mind spending it on him since he is part of my family. A few times when I was in my bedroom unpacking and seeing photos or items that were my parents I would suddenly burst into tears thinking of those happier times and would say out loud “oh Lord this is so hard .. I’m all alone” then immediately I heard my little fur ball barking on the landing on the other side of the gate and there he was waiting for me. This dog literally smiles and shows his little teeth so how could I have his teeth removed? :mdrmdr: I know his bark was “no, you’re not alone, I’m here for you”. This happened not just once with the crying sessions and him suddenly appearing on the landing with his barks. He hates to see me cry. Coincidence? So I couldn’t let him down by refusing the surgery. Saturday and Sunday coming home to an empty house was very depressing. Every time I went outside to either dump the trash or to water the flowers in the pots and to retrieve the hummingbird feeder ... he was missing by the glass storm door sitting and waiting for my return. He worries any time I go outside and I leave him behind. The bond between us is strong so I couldn’t let him down. Here is a pic. of him with junk mail ... he can’t wait to get inside to chew it to pieces. I, of course, take it away but I give him the joy of at least carrying the letter to the front door. B-) Soon VERY soon we are going to fly out of here. The thought it could really happen as early as next week is exciting!!! :yahoo: Pica in typewriters signals "antique." I must say, I found the article from Unsealed. org to be pretty encouraging. The comments, too. ^^ https://www.unsealed.org/2020/09/the-ark-open-door-and-rosh-hashanah.html?m=1 717 From the article: If Jesus was born on Tishri 1/Feast of Trumpets in 3 B.C. as the astronomical data suggests, and since we know that the precise fulfillment of Rev. 12:1-2 didn't occur until September 23, 2017, then it is likely that the Body of Christ has an upcoming due date on the Feast of Trumpets—the Head of the New Year (Rosh Hashanah). Think about it: This birthday celebration would be the most compelling "one-seven" convergence of all time. On the only "one/seven" day of the year (Tishri 1), the seven churches would be permanently united and joined to their one God and Savior, Jesus Christ (Titus 2:13)! The problem with this theory is that many scholars believe that Jesus was born during lambing season according to the Gospel of Luke: And in the same region there were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And an angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were filled with great fear. And the angel said to them, “Fear not, for behold, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. And this will be a sign for you: you will find a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger.” "There is only one reason for these shepherds to be out in the field with their flock by night: Lambing season. Lambs are usually born in spring, in a time period of about one month (mid March – April), and during that season, the sheep can not be kept in a pen at night because it would be too crowded for birth". - from The Culture of the Bible website: https://biblicalculture.wordpress.com/2015/01/04/the-real-birth-time-of-yeshua/ He is a cutie no doubt! :yes:
Luke 2:8-12
