i've been out a while and have only put in a rare appearance at a memorial or brief visit at a convention/assembly to keep people off my back, so i haven't kept up on the songbook.
but one thing i've noticed that the org.
has been doing that they never did when i was in is all these "supplemental songs" that keep appearing.
Old Jehovah songbook
Songs of the Bride - 1879 pdf : with 144 songs
Song 33
GLAD tidings ! glad tidings ! the kingdom is near,
Our glorious Deliverer will soon, soon appear ;
In clouds of bright glory, to our rescue He'll come,
And angels will hail us to our heavenly home.
cho: Hallelujah, Amen, Hallelujah, Amen,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Amen !
http://www.biblestudentarchives.com/documents/1879-Songs-Of-The-Bride.pdf
i've been out a while and have only put in a rare appearance at a memorial or brief visit at a convention/assembly to keep people off my back, so i haven't kept up on the songbook.
but one thing i've noticed that the org.
has been doing that they never did when i was in is all these "supplemental songs" that keep appearing.
Very old song from the first Jehovah songbook with pictures and voices of the "Anointed Remnant" those important old Jehovahhs witnesses, our Mid-Mediators, God bless them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzhof73nwvy.
i've been out a while and have only put in a rare appearance at a memorial or brief visit at a convention/assembly to keep people off my back, so i haven't kept up on the songbook.
but one thing i've noticed that the org.
has been doing that they never did when i was in is all these "supplemental songs" that keep appearing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w85VSYft_JM
This On church organ = babylonian sound ;-)
i've been out a while and have only put in a rare appearance at a memorial or brief visit at a convention/assembly to keep people off my back, so i haven't kept up on the songbook.
but one thing i've noticed that the org.
has been doing that they never did when i was in is all these "supplemental songs" that keep appearing.
Brother Frederick Franz was former important Watchtower Director singing here as tenor in this quartet.
in an old songs, broadcasted over watchtower radio station WBBR, the happy family listening to good radio station.
just want to mention that i just posted my 1000th post on here somewhere a few minutes ago.
i joined back in 2009 and was a mostly a lurker for years and asking occasional questions and occasional statements.
but after a few months of those broadcasts the ''floodgates'' have opened.
one of my kids got me hooked on this.
it's incredibly simple but also kind of fun and addictive.. you start as a small cell and need to eat things to grow.
that's pretty much the game.. of course as you get bigger you can eat smaller cells too ... and bigger ones can eat you.. as you get bigger you get slower but you can "eject mass" to shrink and speed you up (w key).
i haven't been on here for so long.
peeking in to say hello.
any old friends here?
Hi, I dont know you. Fine you are here.
I once, many years ago used the profil name "True fromearth2" at H2O, at that time I wasnt yet ready to write much either listened. I thought how wonderful that there is a place to meet in internet.
Now I am here again, but I keep my face anonymous mostly because I am afraid that somebody of the "parallel word" could recognize me, althought that would be quite unlikely and I was never any highranker in that parallel org only a seeker of elysium. I like to have some secrets too. ;-)
**things you never knew.
about the butterfly.
next time you are in a sunlit meadow.
However metamorphosis evolved, the enormous numbers of metamorphosing insects on the planet speak for its success as a reproductive strategy. The primary advantage of complete metamorphosis is eliminating competition between the young and old. Larval insects and adult insects occupy very different ecological niches. Whereas caterpillars are busy gorging themselves on leaves, completely disinterested in reproduction, butterflies are flitting from flower to flower in search of nectar and mates. Because larvas and adults do not compete with one another for space or resources, more of each can coexist relative to species in which the young and old live in the same places and eat the same things. Ultimately, the impetus for many of life's astounding transformations also explains insect metamorphosis: survival.
@ scientific american
Link: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/insect-metamorphosis-evolution/
From Discs imaginal to imago
welcome to canada from one immigrant to another !.
calgary is welcoming it's first refugees from syria and iraq so tomorrow i'm going to take all the winter clothing that we have and donate it to a women / children's charity.
it's not much (well, actually, it's a huge pile ... everything from when we first moved over!
