apologizing, accepting...

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On Thu, 15 May 1997 10:27:20 -0500 (CDT) richardm@cd.com (Richard
Masoner) writes:
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>or like it says in Hezekiah 3:28-30
>
>  Liken thou the Word of the Lord unto a loaf of Wonder Bread; that 
>you
>  give unto a man hungry for bread a single slice at a time, rather
>  than thou shovest the entire loaf upon his countenance, lest ye
>  suffocate thou he with the Bread.  Amen.

One of the problems also is that the tone intended can be shown as
entirely different. If I were to post "did you see that?" It by some be
construed as DID YOU see THAT> We need to season our wording here and as
the guidelines say wait to post sometimes. I was reminded of this some
time back when I responded and then the next day saw that I was in error.
I from then on until now sought to be well seasoned and kind with my
replies and at least try to KNIHT (think it over and back-LOL!) before I
reply. 
My former Pastor gave me some books that spoke of the gladiator complex
in ministry. Well there is a gladiator complex in being a saint too. But
both are still wrong.

Brian Berger
Manchester, NH
Brian_Berger@juno.com