bondservant,

I'm in Riverside county. Send a PM to me with some contact info and let's talk.

Blessings,

I'll take this to mean that we agree to disagree. Although I stand by every word, I had a sneaking suspicion that I would somehow regret posting that last piece. I am repsectfully bowing out of any further discussion with you on this topic, Michael. I wish you the best and may the Lord richly bless ...

Brother Michael, I understand your impassioned and often vehement position on the subject of free will and the Doctrine of Election, but man's free will to choose salvation must not be confused or entangled with divine providence. Man has been given the choice between obeying the Law of our Lord and...

Wow, LEC! Excellent piece on pardons! Man has the freedom to refuse or accept a covenant with the Lord, as well as a pardon, if offered. A great deal of Scripture deals with God's desire for men to accept His offered Law, covenants, blessings, Lordship, and associated pardon from the death sentence....

Great articles, LEC. Thank you for linking them.

Hi, Max There's no argument here. Gregory was presenting a clever and friendly alternative format to an earlier post that offered some material in MS Word format (.DOC). I commend you on your use of Libre Office. IMHO, its much better than MS Office. It's less bulky, loads faster, and does all or mo...

I don't have or use MS Office, so I have them in .ODT also, if you prefer.

Will Word open .ODT files?

Gregory, Living in California, I’ve been halfway following the Jefferson Statehood project for a few years now. It’s had a few ups and downs and it’s going to be by an act of Yhwh himself to get the California Legislature to let these counties secede, Oregon may be a little easier, but I’m glad to h...

Scott, Forgive my late response, I’ve had no free time to check in here the last couple of weeks… but the answer is yes. I have read, typed, formatted, and studied the abatements as presented in the Book of the Hundreds and I think that there is room for improvement. Not in substance, but only in le...

Gregory, Each letter, to the best of my knowledge, is treated as a separate item, to be claimed or not claimed. If you occasionally claim a letter with a name in all caps, I do not think it will place a prejudice upon you with anyone's courts. Someone could induce the postmaster to sign an affidavit...