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"Saying the nation of Israel will only be restored by Messiah and that the humanly done Zionism is not according to God’s Will."
That sentence out of its original context. Thank you for bringing it to my attention.
The original quote was http://www.dailypaul.com/259985/liberty-day-challenge-july-4th-2013-v2?page=1#comment-2829436 :
Joe, I still haven’t ironed out my understanding of the nation of Israel as determined by the United Nations in 1948. I see religious Jews here: http://www.dailypaul.com/256465/ahmadinejad-embraces-the-jew...
Saying the nation of Israel will only be restored by Messiah and that the humanly done Zionism is not according to God’s will. That is different than what I have understood and been taught my whole life. I don’t have the time to get to the bottom of it right now. I don’t understand the current dynamics between Israel and the Palestinians.
Should we use the complete quote? (Perhaps the first time on page 56 and then just a partial on page 57 since the context will have been established?
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The word empathetic is the correct word and so I am replacing the wrong word in this sentence.
"I do so willfully and with great interest. I cannot be emphatic, so defined."
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I always read empathetic when I was reading it. I never caught the mistake emphatic. Joe, even though you have one lazy eye and one eye that does not see well (I think that is what you explained to me), your eyes are better than bear eyes which began wearing glasses when she hit her 40's. I can no longer read fine print...evidently I can't even read normal print...with glasses. I read what I want to read instead of the word that is. I have said it before and I will say it again: "You are very smart Joe!"
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On page 142 of 174, since we have removed Joe's Slaw recipe, can we add back bear's original Point which reads:
Joe’s Law and Joe Slaw both take time to understand. One is hot and spicy with radishes, or so I hear…the other…provides a key to abundance. The recipe for Joe’s Law is shared below. If you want the recipe for Joe Slaw, you will have to ask Joe. Joe’s Law is used here to prove the point that the American public needs to create and begin using competitive forms of currency.
I always liked that original version and when I modified it to add the page number for the recipe I changed some of the other words as well, but now they can be changed back if OK with you.
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I haven't run into any of the quotes at the end of the chapters yet. I will go back to see if I missed them before I got to page 38. I'll then go straight to Joe's Law and to Sale or No Sale to see your changes. I can also look at the chapter ends to see your new quotes before I start back at page 38 and read thru.
I am not packing tonight. I am too tired, but not too tired to do bookwork. So, I will work abit tonight. Not sure how far I will get. I will keep you posted though
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