From Latin into English this reads: Latin             Pater noster, qui es in caelis, sanctificetur, nomen tuum: advenaint regnum tuum: fiat voluntas tua sicut in caelo et in terra. Panem nostrum cotidianum da mobis hodie; et dimitte nobis debita nostra, sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris: et ne nos inducas in tempationem sed libera nos a malo.
                                                         English         Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name,: advenaint thy kingdom, thy will be done, as in heaven and in earth. Give to us by this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not into tempationem but deliver us from evil.

The question come to me in my KONOS Lesson which I am now in year two (YAY!) what is more important Logic or God.  Is there a conflict between the two or do you think that people who use logic must not know God.  but I think there is a third option.  I think that God wants us all to be a smart person who fallows his lead.  He wants us to use our brains, and logic, in order to reveal who our true selves are.  Personally I like using logic but I am a full believer that there is a God out there answering our prayers and watching over us and everything we do.

adulthood

I dread becoming an adult.  When i become an adult I have to learn to be grown up.  Honestly I will have a hard time growing up.  But I know that I will have to grow up soon I think that will be in 4-5 years when I am 18-19 years old I will miss my Mom and Dad greatly as I have help me through life, and I know they will only be a phone call away.  But I know that fart jokes will always be funny and that will always keep me a kid.

Ecclesiastes the 20th book in the Bible has some good moral values.  It talks about having a time for everything.  it also teaches us that being rich has no bearing on life God will always guide you into the right way of life, and it also teaches that if you give Wise words to a fool the fool will learn nothing for a fool doesn't know God.  I believe that Ecclesiastes believed in the lord with all his heart and that he gave his point of view on life. 

In Matthew 16:61 Jesus tell the people to destroy the temple and he would re-build it in three days. In John 2:19-22 Jesus then tells them that the his body is the lords temple and that he would raise again in three days. His people thought that he meant the Temple of Solomon Which took 46 years to build and were that God was going to build it in three then the Lord told them that Jesus body was his temple. 

What King David as to teach me in his story is to never be afraid and to know that God is with you and will always be with you.  He has also taught me that even if there is a big challenge a head  God is always bigger than it and will help me through it,  to not flee when the going gets tough and to do what your elders tell you, and to never ever question God as he has a big plan in life for you.

King David had saved his son by having soldiers go capture him and Mephisobeth was an old man who couldn't do anything else and asked the king to be able to die in his own town.