What Kind of God Would Condemn People to Eternal Torment? - Answers in Genesis

What Kind of God Would Condemn People to Eternal Torment? - Answers in Genesis


Basically no amount of time in Hell will "redeem" fallen mankind. Mankind can never by even submitting to hundreds or thousands of years in Hell ever hope to be redeemed. Only by the Shed Blood of Christ can we be saved. Though one would be in Hell for a million years the penalty would not yet be paid. Thus those who reject Christ will be in Hell forever....and yet still owe a debt they cannot pay. Very sobering. Click on the link above to read this well written article from Answers in Genesis. If you get their magazine, this was in the 2012 July - September issue.

Misc Pictures

Doug & Rosy at Mikies at Greencastle waiting on food

Silly Dallas in the center

Rusty the half house cat  (spoiled rotten)

At DR. Morton's sale in Lancaster PA

lots and lots of horses

Harry Goods Store

 Pencil sharpening time before school

Douglas with a super nice group of young people out in Ohio - playing some silly game  

Go light your world Michael W Smith

The Gaither Vocal Band-- I Then Shall Live (very powerful song, although the Be Still My God words want to come to mind)

Early September Photos

Ducks are about mid size in a month!!Double click on the pictures to enlarge, You can still see some yellow if you look closely.

Pet Spoiled Cat. Make that very spoiled cat. Goes by either Rusty or Kanga Roo. :-)

Well the boys first day of school.

Rusty the cat says just where do you boys think you are going? "Princess, come here and help me stop them" !  

Ok both pets getting one last loving before the all day "fast" from lovings.

Oh well if you must go, let me lead the way.

First day of First Grade  :-)

Ha Ha, front row seat to watch neighbor high moisture shell/chop his corn.

The 10 quackers

I know you are probably tired of seeing fence photos, but this one with the old fence tore out before putting in the new.

This is the Man that did our fence and his helper is driving our tractor sans the loader :-) The Blue machine holds several dozen large posts, drills a deep pilot hole and then pounds them in. Neat to watch.

Down to Dewire

It's kind of hard to see but the old fence wire we loaded onto our trailer and strapped it down. It kind of blends in with the background . The rolls that appear to be "above" the trailer are not ours. We had our load flattened down to a few feet above the trailer....anyway it was a pain to load. It weighed 780 lbs and we got $74 cash at Newcomers!!  I was so tickled. I figured old fence wire would be worth a few dollars at most.   Bought some fresh apple cider on the way home :-)

One or two big scoops and it was unloaded.

We had loaded most if it by hand as it was so bulky and awkward to handle. 

Dehole

The fix.

Best part is I had an excuse to buy a neat pipe cutting tool that makes cutting plastic pipe a cinch.

About the same time that we were working on the fence and had to pen the cattle off pasture for a few days, the underground pipe sprang a leak. We dug it out by hand [at least the water softened it up :-) ] but waited to repair it until the cattle were back out on pasture in case it turned into a major project .....which it almost did. I didn't realize until I bought all the fittings that  I was dealing with 2 different size pipes. Duh. Well I'll check next time.