Issued Permit(s) will be faxed directly to the originating "Permit Agent" for processing and issuance of the "SASHTO" permit. The actual amount consumed will vary. I'm pretty sure that no amount of research would make the ambiguity go away. The ambiguity is reflected in the different translations you cite. The question is not whether tou ponerou is masculine or neuter. The question is how the definite article tou functions. I forgot to add this on my last question. The book opens with the poem "Outsider" written by the author. The author repeats the imagery of a beggar in her paraphrase of Matt. As an aside on the subject of poetry, I came to know of Karen Oberst through L.L. They come from a being a whole person, not from being assimilated into a mind-meld of groupianity, or a numbed, unfeeling obedience, or subject to authoritarian piety. It's the form used as the subject of a sentence.

I just took my own advice and looked up every occurrence of every form of "ho poneros" in Matthew. Poneros is an adjective, and so there are masculine, feminine and neuter forms. There is probably no definitive way to decide if Matthew meant the abstract "evil" or the "evil one." Looking at every instance of "poneros" in Matthew would be a start. I had hoped I would learn something by putting this out there. In my experience God cares much more about me loving and living well with my neighbors and pouring myself out on behalf of human beings that he loves than he does about making me handsome, rich, and wise. It's one of the few things that unites the human race, changing towel and it's enjoyed all over the planet. I notice for the first time that Walter Wink has written one of the reviews on the back cover in praise of the book. Barkat, whose book "Stone Crossings: Finding Grace in Hard and Hidden Places" is another of my book treasures. I used the book as a guide for a Bible study series with my nursing home friends a few years ago. Karen Oberst (Klamath Falls Friends Church) is a study of The Sermon on the Mount that I have loved.

I don't have time to write it up, but my favorite sermon on the Sermon on the Mount involved a preacher getting up in front of the congregation with all of his clothes on exactly inside out. "The digital world is determined, for lack of a better term, by for-profit companies that have to make money for their stakeholders. So now it should be clear why the Jews take such time in transcribing Torah, one letter at a time as to make no flaws or albeit left unkosher. It might still refer to Evil in the abstract, or to the person of THE evil one. No, you and I don't have the resources to wipe out poverty, so yes, there will always be poor people int the land, but we still do what we can when we can and pray for more. I told you I still make mistakes! Since then each scarf has told a story in elaborate intricate designs from the whimsical to the harmonious. Then he said one sentence: Our Master showed us a different way. Abu is a smart one.

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