[Faith-talk] Weekly Bible Game for Sunday, March 2, 2014

[Paul]

Sorry, but Romans 12 is not right.  Again as I stated previously, I'm glad 
that these poems written some years ago by the late Alvy Ford of Tamecula CA 
are scoring a spiritual hit with so many of you.  Paul
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From: "Maureen Pranghofer" <maureensmusic at comcast.net>
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> Hi I would guess Romans 12.
> Maureen
>
>
> -----Original Message----- 
> From: Paul
> Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2014 12:32 PM
> To: Jason Meyerson
> Subject: [Faith-talk] Weekly Bible Game for Sunday, March 2, 2014
>
> Hello and good Lord's Day to all of you.  Those of my readers in Australia 
> and New Zealand are already in your Monday morning as I write this.  I 
> hope that everyone is having a good day.
>
> Today I "shuffle the cards," so to speak, and come up with a little poem 
> written by the late Alvy E. Ford based on a book and chapter of the New 
> Testament.  See if you can guess the appropriate book and chapter.
>
> Be in subjection to rulers and powers.
> Free is salvation; by grace it is hours.
> Every believer should live a good life.
> Shun foolish questions, contention and strife.
>
> And there you have it for today.  That first line might remind some of you 
> of Romans 7, at least the beginning part, but that's the wrong answer.
>
> Before I close, I'd like to say how pleased it is that so many of you take 
> the time to read and try to guess chapters and verses from week to week. 
> My goal here is not to demonstrate Brother Ford's and my Bible knowledge, 
> but through these little ditties that you may, in some small way, deepen 
> your knowledge of the Word so that it will become "a lamp unto (your) feet 
> and a light to (your) paths." If all is all that you read in these weekly 
> poems, both the Lord and the undersigned will be pleased.
>
> And now may the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob just keep us safe, 
> individually and collectively, in these last days in which we live.  Lord 
> willing, tomorrow there will be another Daily Thought message for you. 
> Your Christian friend and brother, Paul
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