Thursday, October 31, 2019

We love, because HE first loved us.

We love, because HE first loved us.  1John 4:19

NOTHING CAN SEPARATE YOU FROM THE LOVE OF CHRIST JESUS.

Jesus is the Holy One of Israel!!!

Love never fails!!!

God is love.

God is love.

Love one another.

We love, because He first loved us.  1John 4:19

Love is the fulfilling of the Law.

For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son into this world to die for us sinners, so that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Faith, hope, and love - the greatest of these is love.

God is love.  God is LOVE.

The Lord is our Strength!!!

Love does no harm to his neighbor, therefore, love is the fulfilling of the Law.

Jesus is the spotless Lamb of God!

Jesus is the Holy One of Israel!!

Jesus is the Light of the World!!!

Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life!!!

Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever!!!!

Jesus is the Bread of Life!!!!!

We love, because HE first loved us.  1John 4:19

Jesus is Lord!!!!!

The Lord is our Refuge!!! 

The Lord is our Teacher!!!

Jesus is the Great I AM!!!!!

Jesus is our Rock!!!

Who is perfect but our Creator?

Who is spotless, but our Creator??

Who created heaven and earth, but our Creator???

Who made all that which has been made, but our Creator Lord, our God????

Who is Lord, but our Creator?????

Who is Lord of lords, but our God??????

Who is King of kings, but our Creator Lord???????

Who is Lord? Jesus is Lord!!!

The Lord is our Teacher!!!

Jesus is our Refuge!!!

Love each other dearly!

Love is the commandment from the beginning!!!!

Who was from the beginning???

The Lord is from the beginning!!!

Jesus is our Hiding Place!!!

Nothing can separate you from the love of Jesus.

We love, because HE first loved us.  1John 4:19

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God.

And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us (full of grace and truth).  Who is full of grace and truth but our Lord and Savior Jesus???

Who is our Savior, but our God???

Jesus is the Savior of the world!!!

Who is our Redeemer, but our God????

Jesus is our Redeemer!!!

Who is our Atonement - Jesus the Lamb without blemish - perfect!!!

LOVE NEVER FAILS.

Love is kind.

Jesus is our Righteousness!!!

Love is not rude.

Love always hopes.

Our help comes from the Lord!!! 

The Lord is my Shepherd!!!

Love does not delight in evil.

Jesus is our Atonement!!!

Love always protects.

NOTHING CAN SEPARATE YOU FROM THE LOVE OF JESUS THE MESSIAH.

We love, because HE first loved us.  1John 4:19

Love is the commandment from the beginning.

Love is the commandment from the beginning.

Love one another.

We love, because He first loved us.

Love is the fulfilling of the Law.

For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son into this world to die for us sinners, so that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Faith, hope, and love - the greatest of these is love.

God is love.  God is LOVE.

The Lord is our Strength!!!

Love does no harm to his neighbor, therefore, love is the fulfilling of the Law.

Jesus is the spotless Lamb of God!

Jesus is the Holy One of Israel!!

Jesus is the Light of the World!!!

Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life!!!

Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever!!!!

Jesus is the Bread of Life!!!!!

Jesus is Lord!!!!!

The Lord is our Teacher!!! 

The Lord is our Refuge!!!

Our help comes from the Lord!!!

Jesus is the Great I AM!!!!!

Jesus is our Rock!!!

Who is perfect but our Creator?

Who is spotless, but our Creator??

Who created heaven and earth, but our Creator???

Who made all that which has been made, but our Creator Lord, our God????

Who is Lord, but our Creator?????

Who is Lord of lords, but our God??????

Who is King of kings, but our Creator Lord???????

Who is Lord? Jesus is Lord!!!

The Lord is our Refuge!!!

Jesus is our Shield!!!

Love each other dearly!

Love is the commandment from the beginning!!!!

Who was from the beginning???

The Lord is from the beginning!!!

Jesus is our Hope!!!

Love is the commandment from the beginning.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God.

And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us (full of grace and truth).  Who is full of grace and truth but our Savior and Lord Jesus???

Who is our Savior, but our God???

Jesus is the Savior of the world!!!

Who is our Redeemer, but our God????

Jesus is our Redeemer!!!

Who is our Atonement - Jesus the Lamb without blemish - perfect!!!

Therefore laying down one's life is love! No love is greater!

Love never fails!!!

Jesus is our Righteousness!!!

Love always hopes.

The Lord is my Shepherd!!!

Love always protects. 

Jesus is our Atonement!!! 

Our help comes from the Lord!!!

Love always perseveres.

Love is the commandment from the beginning!!!!!

Love rejoices with the truth.

LOVE REJOICES WITH THE TRUTH.

Love is patient.

Love one another.

We love, because He first loved us.

Love is the fulfilling of the Law.

For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son into this world to die for us sinners, so that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Faith, hope, and love - the greatest of these is love.

God is love.  God is LOVE.

The Lord is our Strength!!!

Love does no harm to his neighbor, therefore, love is the fulfilling of the Law.

Jesus is the spotless Lamb of God!

Jesus is the Holy One of Israel!!

Jesus is the Light of the World!!!

Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life!!!

Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever!!!!

Jesus is the Bread of Life!!!!!

Jesus is Lord!!!!!

The lord is our Teacher!!! 

The Lord is our Refuge!!!

The Lord is our Redeemer!!!

Our help comes from the Lord!!!

Jesus is the Great I AM!!!!!

Jesus is our Rock!!!

Who is perfect but our Creator?

Who is spotless, but our Creator??

Who created heaven and earth, but our Creator???

Who made all that which has been made, but our Creator Lord, our God????

Who is Lord, but our Creator?????

Who is Lord of lords, but our God??????

Who is King of kings, but our Creator Lord???????

Who is Lord? Jesus is Lord!!!

Jesus is our Shield!!!

Love each other dearly!

Our help comes from the Lord!!!

Love is the commandment from the beginning!!!!

Who was from the beginning???

Love rejoices in the  truth.

The Lord is from the beginning!!!

Jesus is our High Tower!!!

Love rejoices in the truth.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God.

And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us (full of grace and truth).  Who is full of grace and truth but our Lord and Savior Jesus???

Who is our Savior, but our God???

Jesus is the Savior of the world!!!

Who is our Redeemer, but our God????

Jesus is our Redeemer!!!

Who is our Atonement - Jesus the Lamb without blemish - perfect!!!

Jesus is our Atonement!!!

The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want.

Our help comes from the Lord!!!

Love is patient.

LOVE REJOICES WITH THE TRUTH.

Praising the good Lord all the day long!!!

Allow perseverance to finish its work, so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him. But he must ask in faith, without doubting, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind.…

Dear sisters and brothers in Messiah,









     Greetings in the wonderful name of Jesus - the name above all names! I hope that you and the loved ones are in good health and are getting along! Good health is such a wonderful blessing from the good Lord, our Creator Lord! How is your spirit on this glorious day that the Lord has made? I am writing to you to ask for your help. I am living in Sussex County and am looking for a place to worship the Lord at. I have come to be known by the Lord for about 25 years now, and am 63 years old (divorced multiple times, more than five children and more than three wives gone until eternity? - only the good Lord knows at this point! and now living alone without any of the little loved ones). I am of Jewish heritage and consider myself to be a Jewish Christian, or a Jew. I don't know of any Messianic congregations around here, and I don't think it would be wise to travel great distances for worship. I have in the recent past have had problems with one foot (the left one), and have recently had problems with the right shoulder, but have been feeling well praise the Lord. Also, I was on a very tight budget (and thanks to our Creator Lord for all HIS blessings!!!). I don't have much in way of assets compared to rich people (or middle class people also), but compared to those living on less than $2 a day I probably have a lot! I have been greatly blessed by the good Lord, our Creator Lord, over my entire life (one time I was labeled autistic and couldn't speak [the good Lord, the Great Physician, healed me], one time I was living out on the streets, and one time I was deeply in debt [not that I believe in the "prosperity Gospel"] - to mention only three times that I was blessed by the Lord.








    
     Please let me know if I could join you in the worship of our loving, gracious, merciful Father, and our Lord and Savior - for I worship the Holy One of Israel daily! I appreciate your prayers, and any and all Godly advice. Thank you and may the Holy One of Israel bless you and the loved ones with love, joy, peace, and patience!











In hope, peace, and love,



















Ken Miller
Main St. Rm. 103
kmillerbloggerablogbyken@gmail.com




Jesus is the Holy One of Israel! Jesus is Lord!


Love one another.


Love is the fulfilling of the Law.


We love, because He first loved us. 1John4:19


Jesus is the Bread of Life!!!!




    Please find out more about Terri Schiavo - see www.lifeandhope.com




     The following is an article that appeared in lifeandhope, the publication of the Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, Volume 6 / 2nd Edition / www.lifeandhope.com, pgs. 4 - 5.  It is posted free of charge here to help further the kingdom of GOD!!!




forgetting how to 
LOVE 

Are the profoundly disabled and frail elderly living too long?




" ... bioethicist Daniel Callahan - who saw the feeding tube as a serious hurdle - boldly stated that changing its classification from 'basic care' to 'medical treatment' would be 'the only effective way to make certain that a large number of biologically tenacious patients actually die."




 BY BOBBY SCHINDLER / LIFENEWS.COM




Originally appeared as Yes, We have a Culture of Death 



     According to research reviewed by board certified medical geneticist and Co-Director of the Down Syndrome Program at Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Skotko, it is estimated that 92 percent of all women who receive a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome abort their baby.


     World famous atheist proselytizer and Oxford professor, Richard Dawkins, made headlines when he called it "immoral" not to abort Down babies "and try again."




     Belgium has legalized euthanasia (with no age limits) for children who have been diagnosed as terminal and with death expected to occur "within a brief period."  If this criteria is met, then the parents - and child! - may ask in writing for a lethal injection.




     The head of Canada's largest doctors' group has called child euthanasia an "appropriate" choice under certain circumstances.




     Northern Ireland Minister of Justice, David Ford, is considering a change in the law so that it is legal to kill pre-born babies suspected of being disabled.




     Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University, Peter Singer, believes we should be permitted to lethally inject Alzheimer's "non-persons," even if they never asked to be killed.




     Currently, there is a strong push advocating the removal of spoon feeding from Alzheimer's patients if they so requested in an advance directive.




     In 2012, a prominent doctor in the UK made the chilling claim that the (NHS) - the publicly funded healthcare systems in the UK (and what most likely Obamacare will look like for us here in the US) - "kills off 130,000 elderly patients every year."




     In a March 2008, New York Times article titled, "Terminal Options for the Irreversibly Ill", Judith Schwartz, a registered nurse and clinical coordinator for Compassion and Choices of New York (formerly known as the Hemlock Society) openly stated that over one million people die each year in American hospitals as a "a consequence of someone's decision to withhold or withdraw life-sustaining treatment."




     In the same article, Dr. Sidney Wanzer and Dr. Joseph Glenmullen of Harvard University Health Services noted that in situations where a person is going to stop receiving food and water, "refusal of hydration is faster and less distressing than starvation in hastening death."




     Sadly, these are just a few more recent examples of the life-threatening prejudices plaguing the disability community and countless others who are medically vulnerable.  Indeed, this terrible toll does not arise in a cultural vacuum, but reflects attitudes that assume dead is better than disabled.  And, there is no doubt, that included in the number of patients dying in this sobering New York Times article, regardless of its title are those with cognitive disabilities who, every single day, are being starved and hydrated to death - persons who are not dying, but who are simply living with their disability, and only need basic care (food and water, via a feeding tube) to live.




     It was not long ago that feeding tubes were considered basic and ordinary care and therefore it was illegal, an act of euthanasia, to stop feeding and hydrating a person in need of a feeding tube.  Today, however, feeding tubes have been redefined as "artificial nutrition and hydration" - and therefore a form of "medical treatment."  Consequently, the removal of food and water from the cognitively disabled patients, and countless other medically vulnerable people, is now legal and routine in fifty states.




     In his book, Culture of Death: The Assault on Medical Ethics in America, author and bioethicist Wesley J. Smith writes that, "defining 'artificial nutrition' as treatment instead of human care was a crucial step in the development of the culture of death."  According to Smith, as far back as the early 80s, bioethicists began to debate out loud whether or not "the profoundly disabled and frail were living too long."  In particular, bioethicist Daniel Callahan - who saw the feeding tube as a serious hurdle - boldly stated that changing its classification from "basic care" to "medical treatment" would be "the only effective way to make certain that a large number of biologically tenacious patients actually die."




     Eventually, more bioethicists agreed with Callahan's view, as well as health care professionals, politicians, judges, and others, ultimately accomplishing their goal of redefining the administration of food and hydration via a feeding tube.




     Today, either the general public is unaware of this change, or they just don't care.  But if you think dehydrating to death our medically vulnerable isn't happening, then you are not paying attention.


     Whatever the reason, the mainstream media does very little to properly clear up any confusion that may exist, as they continue to report that persons who receive food and water via feeding tubes are receiving "artificial life support," giving the perception that these people are aided by machines.




     Tragically, too many of us today have become disconnected and desensitized to our own dignity and intrinsic worth.  It seems we no longer know how to love, and we place more significance and value on what a person can or cannot do, instead of understanding the value and dignity of the human person simply because they are human.




     As a consequence, every single day decisions are being made for our medically defenseless to be barbarically starved and dehydrated to death.  Not to mention the offensive claim that to slowly dehydrate persons to death over a period of weeks is "an act of compassion;" that they are somehow experiencing death in a dignified way.  This is not compassion.  This is not love.  This is intentionally killing, and in the most undignified way.




     Recently, Germany made the decision to inaugurate a memorial for the people with physical and mental disabilities who, because of their disabilities, were killed by the Nazis after their lives were deemed "worthless."  Estimates are that over 200,000 were killed.




     Perhaps we should consider erecting one here in the United States.




Bobby Schindler is Executive Director of The Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network.  The preceding is an article that appeared in lifeandhope, the publication of the Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, Volume 6 / 2nd Edition / www.lifeandhope.com, pgs. 4 - 5.  Please visit www.lifeandhope.com.




  'Sadly, these are just a few more recent examples of the life-threatening prejudices plaguing the disability community and countless others who are medically vulnerable.  Indeed, this terrible toll does not arise in a cultural vacuum, but reflects attitudes that assume dead is better than disabled.' 


     Posted for no financial consideration whatsoever!  Please spread the word!  Jesus is the Word of GOD!


Mocking s-tan all the day long.

Allow perseverance to finish its work, so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him. But he must ask in faith, without doubting, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind.…

Dear sisters and brothers in Messiah,









     Greetings in the wonderful name of Jesus - the name above all names! I hope that you and the loved ones are in good health and are getting along! Good health is such a wonderful blessing from the good Lord, our Creator Lord! How is your spirit on this glorious day that the Lord has made? I am writing to you to ask for your help. I am living in Sussex County and am looking for a place to worship the Lord at. I have come to be known by the Lord for about 25 years now, and am 63 years old (divorced multiple times, more than five children and more than three wives gone until eternity? - only the good Lord knows at this point! and now living alone without any of the little loved ones). I am of Jewish heritage and consider myself to be a Jewish Christian, or a Jew. I don't know of any Messianic congregations around here, and I don't think it would be wise to travel great distances for worship. I have in the recent past have had problems with one foot (the left one), and have recently had problems with the right shoulder, but have been feeling well praise the Lord. Also, I was on a very tight budget (and thanks to our Creator Lord for all HIS blessings!!!). I don't have much in way of assets compared to rich people (or middle class people also), but compared to those living on less than $2 a day I probably have a lot! I have been greatly blessed by the good Lord, our Creator Lord, over my entire life (one time I was labeled autistic and couldn't speak [the good Lord, the Great Physician, healed me], one time I was living out on the streets, and one time I was deeply in debt [not that I believe in the "prosperity Gospel"] - to mention only three times that I was blessed by the Lord.








    
     Please let me know if I could join you in the worship of our loving, gracious, merciful Father, and our Lord and Savior - for I worship the Holy One of Israel daily! I appreciate your prayers, and any and all Godly advice. Thank you and may the Holy One of Israel bless you and the loved ones with love, joy, peace, and patience!











In hope, peace, and love,



















Ken Miller
Main St. Rm. 103
kmillerbloggerablogbyken@gmail.com




Jesus is the Holy One of Israel! Jesus is Lord!


Love one another.


Love is the fulfilling of the Law.


We love, because He first loved us. 1John4:19


Jesus is the Bread of Life!!!!




    Please find out more about Terri Schiavo - see www.lifeandhope.com




     The following is an article that appeared in lifeandhope, the publication of the Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, Volume 6 / 2nd Edition / www.lifeandhope.com, pgs. 4 - 5.  It is posted free of charge here to help further the kingdom of GOD!!!




forgetting how to 
LOVE 

Are the profoundly disabled and frail elderly living too long?




" ... bioethicist Daniel Callahan - who saw the feeding tube as a serious hurdle - boldly stated that changing its classification from 'basic care' to 'medical treatment' would be 'the only effective way to make certain that a large number of biologically tenacious patients actually die."




 BY BOBBY SCHINDLER / LIFENEWS.COM




Originally appeared as Yes, We have a Culture of Death 



     According to research reviewed by board certified medical geneticist and Co-Director of the Down Syndrome Program at Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Skotko, it is estimated that 92 percent of all women who receive a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome abort their baby.


     World famous atheist proselytizer and Oxford professor, Richard Dawkins, made headlines when he called it "immoral" not to abort Down babies "and try again."




     Belgium has legalized euthanasia (with no age limits) for children who have been diagnosed as terminal and with death expected to occur "within a brief period."  If this criteria is met, then the parents - and child! - may ask in writing for a lethal injection.




     The head of Canada's largest doctors' group has called child euthanasia an "appropriate" choice under certain circumstances.




     Northern Ireland Minister of Justice, David Ford, is considering a change in the law so that it is legal to kill pre-born babies suspected of being disabled.




     Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University, Peter Singer, believes we should be permitted to lethally inject Alzheimer's "non-persons," even if they never asked to be killed.




     Currently, there is a strong push advocating the removal of spoon feeding from Alzheimer's patients if they so requested in an advance directive.




     In 2012, a prominent doctor in the UK made the chilling claim that the (NHS) - the publicly funded healthcare systems in the UK (and what most likely Obamacare will look like for us here in the US) - "kills off 130,000 elderly patients every year."




     In a March 2008, New York Times article titled, "Terminal Options for the Irreversibly Ill", Judith Schwartz, a registered nurse and clinical coordinator for Compassion and Choices of New York (formerly known as the Hemlock Society) openly stated that over one million people die each year in American hospitals as a "a consequence of someone's decision to withhold or withdraw life-sustaining treatment."




     In the same article, Dr. Sidney Wanzer and Dr. Joseph Glenmullen of Harvard University Health Services noted that in situations where a person is going to stop receiving food and water, "refusal of hydration is faster and less distressing than starvation in hastening death."




     Sadly, these are just a few more recent examples of the life-threatening prejudices plaguing the disability community and countless others who are medically vulnerable.  Indeed, this terrible toll does not arise in a cultural vacuum, but reflects attitudes that assume dead is better than disabled.  And, there is no doubt, that included in the number of patients dying in this sobering New York Times article, regardless of its title are those with cognitive disabilities who, every single day, are being starved and hydrated to death - persons who are not dying, but who are simply living with their disability, and only need basic care (food and water, via a feeding tube) to live.




     It was not long ago that feeding tubes were considered basic and ordinary care and therefore it was illegal, an act of euthanasia, to stop feeding and hydrating a person in need of a feeding tube.  Today, however, feeding tubes have been redefined as "artificial nutrition and hydration" - and therefore a form of "medical treatment."  Consequently, the removal of food and water from the cognitively disabled patients, and countless other medically vulnerable people, is now legal and routine in fifty states.




     In his book, Culture of Death: The Assault on Medical Ethics in America, author and bioethicist Wesley J. Smith writes that, "defining 'artificial nutrition' as treatment instead of human care was a crucial step in the development of the culture of death."  According to Smith, as far back as the early 80s, bioethicists began to debate out loud whether or not "the profoundly disabled and frail were living too long."  In particular, bioethicist Daniel Callahan - who saw the feeding tube as a serious hurdle - boldly stated that changing its classification from "basic care" to "medical treatment" would be "the only effective way to make certain that a large number of biologically tenacious patients actually die."




     Eventually, more bioethicists agreed with Callahan's view, as well as health care professionals, politicians, judges, and others, ultimately accomplishing their goal of redefining the administration of food and hydration via a feeding tube.




     Today, either the general public is unaware of this change, or they just don't care.  But if you think dehydrating to death our medically vulnerable isn't happening, then you are not paying attention.


     Whatever the reason, the mainstream media does very little to properly clear up any confusion that may exist, as they continue to report that persons who receive food and water via feeding tubes are receiving "artificial life support," giving the perception that these people are aided by machines.




     Tragically, too many of us today have become disconnected and desensitized to our own dignity and intrinsic worth.  It seems we no longer know how to love, and we place more significance and value on what a person can or cannot do, instead of understanding the value and dignity of the human person simply because they are human.




     As a consequence, every single day decisions are being made for our medically defenseless to be barbarically starved and dehydrated to death.  Not to mention the offensive claim that to slowly dehydrate persons to death over a period of weeks is "an act of compassion;" that they are somehow experiencing death in a dignified way.  This is not compassion.  This is not love.  This is intentionally killing, and in the most undignified way.




     Recently, Germany made the decision to inaugurate a memorial for the people with physical and mental disabilities who, because of their disabilities, were killed by the Nazis after their lives were deemed "worthless."  Estimates are that over 200,000 were killed.




     Perhaps we should consider erecting one here in the United States.




Bobby Schindler is Executive Director of The Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network.  The preceding is an article that appeared in lifeandhope, the publication of the Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, Volume 6 / 2nd Edition / www.lifeandhope.com, pgs. 4 - 5.  Please visit www.lifeandhope.com.




  'Sadly, these are just a few more recent examples of the life-threatening prejudices plaguing the disability community and countless others who are medically vulnerable.  Indeed, this terrible toll does not arise in a cultural vacuum, but reflects attitudes that assume dead is better than disabled.' 


     Posted for no financial consideration whatsoever!  Please spread the word!  Jesus is the Word of GOD!


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