Happy Thanksgiving everyone from Church Education Resource Ministries!

I want to wish everyone a very merry Thanksgiving today. I am listening
to Dr. David Jeremiah at this time on the subject of Thanksgiving. If
any of you want to also hear his sermon then go here.

http://www2.oneplace.com/Ministries/Turning_Point/

As for me there is so much to be thankful for. I can be eternally
thankful for the Great Salvation of God that has been given to me. I
can be thankful that I will spend an eternity with God. I can be
thankful for a family, a web ministry CERM, good health, and so much
more!

As for the unbelievers here, you can be thankful that you still have
time to repent of your ways and turn to the Truth. If any of you is
interested in receiving salvation then please visit this page.

http://www.cerm.info/salvation.htm

What should we thank God for, and how should we praise Him?

God's righteousness and holiness - Psalm 7:17, 30:4, 48:10,
71:16, 24, 99:3
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All God's marvelous works - Psalm 9:1, 66:3-7, 71:16-17, 72:18,
92:4-6, 105:5, 111:2-4
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Your body - Psalm 139:14-16
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God's guidance and instruction to you - Psalm 16:7, 48:14, 71:17
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The hope God has given you - Psalm 16:9
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Salvation - Psalm 16:9-11, 71:23, 92:1, 96:2
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The joy God gives you in His presence - Psalm 16:11
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God is great and worthy of praise - Psalm 18:3, 48:1, 96:4, 145:3
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When you were in trouble, God heard your cries for help - Psalm
18:6, 22:24
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Deliverance - Psalm 18:49, 54:7, 68:20
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Mercy and kindness - 117:2 , Psalm 18:49, 31:21, 57:10, 86:13,
100:5, 106:1, 108:4, 145:8-9
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For not staying angry with us and not giving up on us - Psalm
30:5
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God's blessings and benefits - Psalm 68:19
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God's laws and commands - Psalm 19:7-8, 48:11, 112:1
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God's judgments and the warning they have provided to you - Psalm
19:9-11, 119:7, 119:164
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God's power - Psalm 21:13, 29:3-10
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Faithfulness - 71:22
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For preserving our ancestors - Psalm 22:4-5
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For the strength and confidence God gives you - Psalm 27:1-6,
28:7-8, 29:11, 56:4, 11, 138:3
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For listening to your prayers - Psalm 28:6, 66:20, 116:1-2
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God's Word - Psalm 56:4, 56:10
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For being truthful - Psalm 33:2, 57:10, 117:2
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For filling the earth with His love and goodness - Psalm 33:5
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Creation of the stars - Psalm 19:1-4
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God's thoughts, many and deep - Psalm 139:17-18


Again Happy Thanksigiving!


John
www.cerm.info

I am thankful that christians like you exist. Your examples of saying one
thing and doing another along with your disdain for others and the pride you
show in lacking an education does more for the cause of atheism than an
atheist could ever do.

Matthew 6:1-6,16-18 http://scriptures.lds.org/en/matt/6/1-6,16-18#1

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"Today, we celebrate the first glorious anniversary of the Information
Purification Directives. ... Our Unification of Thoughts is more powerful
a weapon than any fleet or army on earth. ... Our enemies shall talk
themselves to death and we will bury them with their own confusion."

On 2006-11-23 10:23:01 -0800, said:

As for the unbelievers here, you can be thankful that you still have
time to repent of your ways and turn to the Truth.

May god smite you for spamming comp.sys.mac.system, you smug little prick.

-jcr

On 2006-11-23 19:56:49 -0800, Bob Blaylock said:

Matthew 6:1-6,16-18 http://scriptures.lds.org/en/matt/6/1-6,16-18#1

Wow.. If Christians followed the teachings in their own scriptures,
they'd be far better neighbors.

-jcr

Bob Blaylock wrote:

Matthew 6:1-6,16-18 http://scriptures.lds.org/en/matt/6/1-6,16-18#1

****ing **** 69-13

STOP ****ING SPAMMING MAC GROUPS YOU IDIOT NUTCASES.
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If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.

John C. Randolph wrote:

On 2006-11-23 19:56:49 -0800, Bob Blaylock said:

Matthew 6:1-6,16-18 http://scriptures.lds.org/en/matt/6/1-6,16-18#1

Wow.. If Christians followed the teachings in their own scriptures,
they'd be far better neighbors.

-jcr

LMAO. Don't hold your breath, eh? :-D
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If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.

John C. Randolph wrote:

On 2006-11-23 10:23:01 -0800, said:

As for the unbelievers here, you can be thankful that you still have
time to repent of your ways and turn to the Truth.

May god smite you for spamming comp.sys.mac.system, you smug little prick.

-jcr

I'd settle for a purely random accident. Is a grand piano to the head a
bit passé nowadays?

Regards,
Jamie Kahn Genet
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If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.

CB wrote:
On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 20:40:17 GMT, "Mike Painter"
wrote:

I am thankful that christians like you exist.

To whom are you thankful?

I'm thankful to the people like BB and BJ for showing how silly the idea of
christianity is.
I'm thankful for science making it possible to spread their metabolic
residue over a wide area.
I'm thankful for the sad sack who invited me here and showed just how inane
he is.
Jason, in one 15 minute period said that I had asked a question, promised to
answer it and then said I had not asked the question.

The EAC could never invent people like them.

john w wrote:

[Snip]

It's an "excellent question" if one engages in the sort of shallow
thinking that we see in so many of these Usenet "Christians."

Well.... look around yourself, gnome!

This is a Christian group!

As usual, Weatherly is wrong and remarkably unobservant at the same
time. We are in several groups, all of which are part of the *secular*
Usenet and some of which happen to have "Christian" subjects.

You sound like the guy who jumped into the pool, then was heard to
remark, "Gee, this place would be SO nice, if it weren't for all this
damn WATER!"

Bad analogy. Why don't we get more specific? This place would be SO
nice if it wasn't for all the phony "Christians."

If you don't like what's being said, perhaps it's time for you to find
somewhere more to your liking.

I said nothing about liking or disliking. I pointed out that the
question is shallow, which exposes Weatherly as shallow, which is part
of exposing *him*.

And he always takes the bait.

[Snip]