Posted in: Japan's answer to next tsunami: a mini-Noah's Ark See in context
Does this mean that people do believe in Noah's Ark and that the vessel on Mt Ararat, Turkey did save people from a world wide flood? If so, the rest of the book is true too.
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Posted in: Japan's Christians celebrate Easter amid disaster See in context
Easter is a time for Christians to remember why they believe in God. It is good that the church is there.
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Posted in: Floating away See in context
This house is impressively built, the left side is still attached. We who are flesh and blood, will survive beyond this disaster.
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Posted in: Wasteland See in context
This could easily be a picture of what devastated the town in Jasper Texas a few years ago. I'm reminded of the power of the wind, rain, earthquakes and the Tsunamni. When I lived in Japan we were blessed to not experience this type of devastation. It can all be replaced or rebuilt. Everything made of material is replaced by more material, but we only have one soul. If we lose our soul and die without restoration, what profit is there. The short answer is to seek the one who created heaven and earth. Even if no one believes in the God of creation and his Son, think about it, what if "we" are all wrong? Any time is good, but now is the best time.
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Posted in: Port call See in context
Your are a true scholar. I'm glad to see you here.
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I saw this guy on the news, and he looks like an alien himself. Spooky! Amazing to think he managed…
Posted in: Man, ex-wife arrested for brainwashing girl with view to sexual assault
These shots are all free You have got to be joking.
Posted in: Australia to expand rollout of fifth COVID vaccine shot
When are they going to arrest that scoundrel Bach….
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Posted in: Step back in time to the Edo period at this unusual highway rest stop in Japan