A Couple Laughs
A Couple Considerations
I added two two-minute songs by Steve Clark. The one concerns the dangers of solar radiation. The other emphasizes the importance of having faith that our heavenly Father upholds gravity.
These songs are likely to put a big smile on your face and make you laugh. Be prepared. This is not an intellectual exercise.
The Solar Song is annotated at the Solar Radiation section:
Just annotations page. (Scroll down to 41:5.)
Or, if you have a full computer screen, here is the two-column,annotations next to the text page. (Hopefully, this will take you there directly.)
The Gravity Song is annotated at the Lucifer Manifesto section:
Just annotations page. (Scroll down to 53:3.2.)
Or, if you have a full computer screen, here is the two-column,
annotations next to the text page. (Hopefully, this will take you there directly.)
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In contrast, the following most certainly is a rewarding intellectual exercise …
Recently, I got curious (again) about all the phrases that appear in quotes but do not yet have sources attributed to them.
I think I found a couple. (I am pretty sure no one else in the UB community has published anything about these before. If I am mistaken, apologies for not acknowledging whoever may have previously published these “source material” considerations.)
The first one is “oil of reconciliation”:
Just annotations page. (Scroll down to 28:5.13.)
Or, if you have a full computer screen, here is the two-column,
annotations next to the text page. (Hopefully, this will take you there directly.)
The second one is “that within every sin is concealed the seed of its own destruction”:
Just annotations page. (Scroll down to 53:9.8.)
Or, if you have a full computer screen, here is the two-column,
annotations next to the text page. (Hopefully, this will take you there directly.)
In harmony,
Halbert