Bumper2Bumper: 2B continued Alumni#74 - Page 95

mishty. dont worry i wont be disturbing u both

Originally posted by: Maaneet-is-best

Loading page 225😃

Mamita - this part, right😃

BIRTH DAYS have been celebrated as times of rejoicing and feasting in most countries Go xl 10 Job 1 4 4o Mat xlr e This last the case of Herod is the only one which could be called an instance among the Jews and even it if the expression is to be understood literally and not as the day of his accession to the throne which is the explanation of some writers may be regarded like many other things which the Herods did as a copy of the customs of their Roman masters and other heathen neighbours Certainly we arc told that the later Hebrews looked on the celebration of birth days as a part of idolatrous worship a view which would lie abundantly confirmed by what they saw of the common observances associated with these days Yet the language of Jeremiah taken in connection with that of Job does furnish some ground for thinking that birth days in general were joyfully remembered Joblil 3 c Jo xx 14 4c

Originally posted by: -Madhubala-

mishty. dont worry i wont be disturbing u both

Kitty...as of now working.. planning to watch movie for a few minutes...

Originally posted by: undisclosed

we can invite her if you want...don't cry that you are being squashed in the middle😆

Fun to be a KMH vs having KMHs

Originally posted by: Maaneet-is-best

Mamita - this part, right😃

Originally posted by: Maaneet-is-best

Mamita - this part, right😃

BIRTH DAYS have been celebrated as times of rejoicing and feasting in most countries Go xl 10 Job 1 4 4o Mat xlr e This last the case of Herod is the only one which could be called an instance among the Jews and even it if the expression is to be understood literally and not as the day of his accession to the throne which is the explanation of some writers may be regarded like many other things which the Herods did as a copy of the customs of their Roman masters and other heathen neighbours Certainly we arc told that the later Hebrews looked on the celebration of birth days as a part of idolatrous worship a view which would lie abundantly confirmed by what they saw of the common observances associated with these days Yet the language of Jeremiah taken in connection with that of Job does furnish some ground for thinking that birth days in general were joyfully remembered Joblil 3 c Jo xx 14 4c

Do you see it now, this is 225, otherwise I can go read 190😆

190 is about Baptism😛 I think I read the correct one, if you agree, then I am ready for part 3😃

Originally posted by: -Madhubala-

mishty. dont worry i wont be disturbing u both

Kitty...as of now working.. planning to watch movie for a few minutes...

Mama-daughter can be disturbed😆

Originally posted by: Maaneet-is-best

Mamita - this part, right😃

BIRTH DAYS have been celebrated as times of rejoicing and feasting in most countries Go xl 10 Job 1 4 4o Mat xlr e This last the case of Herod is the only one which could be called an instance among the Jews and even it if the expression is to be understood literally and not as the day of his accession to the throne which is the explanation of some writers may be regarded like many other things which the Herods did as a copy of the customs of their Roman masters and other heathen neighbours Certainly we arc told that the later Hebrews looked on the celebration of birth days as a part of idolatrous worship a view which would lie abundantly confirmed by what they saw of the common observances associated with these days Yet the language of Jeremiah taken in connection with that of Job does furnish some ground for thinking that birth days in general were joyfully remembered Joblil 3 c Jo xx 14 4c