Posted in opposing wrong, the home, today in history, uncategorized, tagged 5/10/1927, backslid, Clyde D Bryan, on this date, reclaimed by Christ, Ruth E. Bryan, This DATE - Bryans married on May 10, 2013|
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5/10/1927, Clyde D. married Ruth E. establishing the Bryan household.
Sadly dad backslid, divorced mom, and married another woman.
After getting reclaimed by Christ near a railroad track (in PA),
dad left the second woman and later made overtures back to mom.
She forgave him – a Biblical thing to do 🙂 – and they were re-married
(1941). I am the product of that second marriage. My three siblings
(all dead) and I were full-blood but there was a devilish divorce
between our births.
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Some liked to travel and
Some liked to rest.
All obeyed the cloud;
God’s direction is best.
[Num 9.18]
– eab, May ‘80
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Posted in Bible, death, God's Kingdom, heaven, nature, philosophy, uncategorized, worship, tagged Everything that goes up, heaven-bound, must come down, Not true of the saint on May 10, 2013|
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“Everything that goes up
must come down.”
Yes? . . . No!!!
Not true of the saint
who’s heaven-bound!
– eab, 6/7/10
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Some anti-KJV people have tried to tie the alleged sinful life
of King James with the Classic Bible he authorized (he did
no translation). I am not agreeing that James was as wicked
as theorized. But if he were, look at two (history may have
many) examples of good coming from the wicked. In the Bible
– Caesar ordered taxation but it was good in that it brought
Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem. In Germany – Hitler was
w-i-c-k-e-d but a project he backed became the VW, a fine
little car with millions of drivers. It’s illogical to say the
KJV is faulty because James authorized It.
- eab, 5/10/13
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