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Tes said:
Dear brother Bohuslav I haven seen no post from you for a long time,are you OK.or is he OK.
Thank you Tes for asking. I really appreciate your brotherly love and interest to see all of us here on the forum to realize we are more than users of Logos. We are brothers and sisters in Christ, our Lord. I try to follow the forum but recently I have been extremely busy with both the church and the missions I am involved in. And also, I noticed by spending too much time on the forum I have no time to read all the great books I have in Logos [:)].
Bohuslav
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Bohuslav Wojnar said:
all of us here on the forum to realize we are more than users of Logos. We are brothers and sisters in Christ, our Lord
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Dear brother Bohuslav,your are absolutely right,We have One Father,One Lord, and the Holy Spirit,we are family of God, even though we don't see one another,some thing makes us ,different from other users of the internet,we love one another, because the Holy spirit is in us and with us.For me whether I see you physically or not it makes no difference I see you all through my spirit.And one day we will worship our blessed and glorious Lord with out any barrier and hindrance and short coming. Hallelujah Amen!
Blessings in Christ.
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Andrew McKenzie said:Tes said:
Australia has been in my mind,since I was 3rd grade.I was taught in the school .Australia was number one in sheep,and how is it now
According to some 2005 figures China was leading the way:
The world population of sheep in 2005 was just over one billion. China
has about 170 million sheep, most of which are raised for meat. Australia, with about 100 million, and New Zealand,
with about 50 million (much more than their human population), dominate
the world export trade in sheep products. Large numbers of sheep are
also found in other Asian countries, Europe, Africa, and South America (Miller 1998). Source:http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/SheepAnd there is http://www.sheep101.info/ and Sheep 201 for further information about raising them... apologies if this is off topic but we are all like sheep that have gone astray.
Hi, Brother Andrew where are you? you are missed.
Blessings in Christ.
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Andrew McKenzie said:Tes said:
Australia has been in my mind,since I was 3rd grade.I was taught in the school .Australia was number one in sheep,and how is it now
According to some 2005 figures China was leading the way:
The world population of sheep in 2005 was just over one billion. China
has about 170 million sheep, most of which are raised for meat. Australia, with about 100 million, and New Zealand,
with about 50 million (much more than their human population), dominate
the world export trade in sheep products. Large numbers of sheep are
also found in other Asian countries, Europe, Africa, and South America (Miller 1998). Source:http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/SheepAnd there is http://www.sheep101.info/ and Sheep 201 for further information about raising them... apologies if this is off topic but we are all like sheep that have gone astray.
Apparently disappearance can be a side effect of counting sheep.
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Late to the party.. I live in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I am a CPA and have been using Logos and bible software since they were distributed on 51/2" floppies.. No I am not that old, just started early[:D]
Tes, I enjoy your joyful spirit and all the folks I have met over the many years in the news groups and forums.
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John Fidel said:
Late to the party.. I live in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I am a CPA and have been using Logos and bible software since they were distributed on 51/2" floppies.. No I am not that old, just started early
Tes, I enjoy your joyful spirit and all the folks I have met over the many years in the news groups and forums.
Well come beloved.
Blessings in Christ.
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Hi Ghebreab. Wie geht es dir?
Schön, dass wir dich hier gefunden habe. Wir wollten die ganz liebe Grüße dalassen.
Wir sehen uns am Sonntag in der Gemeinde. Gott segne dich,
Familie Fekade
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Reading on today's "Discovering community on the Logos Forums" I read mentioning my name dear brother Kevin Bicker ,one of the most precious ,who love to help me how to use the capacity of the Software, That's one of my motive of starting this thread. I would be very grateful to see contributing to this thread ,Myself there is nothing ,which I can take it as granted I am very grateful to every one and everything I have got through the Forum.
Blessings in Christ.
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Fairfield, CA....love studying God's word and have thoroughly enjoyed Logos 4 ever since I made the purchase last year. Still navigating the ins and outs of the program but the forums are a very nice platform to see how connected we really are in the world because of God's grace...God bless
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Chris Silva said:
Fairfield, CA....love studying God's word and have thoroughly enjoyed Logos 4 ever since I made the purchase last year. Still navigating the ins and outs of the program but the forums are a very nice platform to see how connected we really are in the world because of God's grace...God bless
Well come beloved.May the Lord bless you abundantly and bless you in your Bible studies.
Blessings in Christ.
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Blessings in Christ.
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I am also too eager to see Tigrigna Bible (Eritrean) Digitalised in Logos format. I have right now Tigrigna Bible in PDF and Word format. I would appreciate it also if anyone could offer us some technical support. Thanks in Advance!
IN HIS LEGACY
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Debessay said:
I am also too eager to see Tigrigna Bible (Eritrean) Digitalised in Logos format. I have right now Tigrigna Bible in PDF and Word format. I would appreciate it also if anyone could offer us some technical support. Thanks in Advance!
What kind of technical support do you need? Please ask on the forums (start a new thread) and people will be glad to answer your questions. (Not in Tigrigna, unfortunately, but English.)
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Thanks Rossie for your prompt reply. As you have said, am gonna share you all things in details (i.e what technical support we Eritrean christians, in this case my team is looking for) shortly. God bless you.
IN HIS LEGACY
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Jonathan Burke said:
Completed my Masters degree at Monash (information management and systems)
Monash is cool. Neat place to study.
Jim Breen at Monash is one of my heroes. He created JDIC.
Also Monash hosted the Japanese Bible online (until all the copyright wars went to court in Japan.)
Logos 7 Collectors Edition
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I'm a pastor in the Lutheran Church of Sweden. Since five years back I lead a parish that is set in a very multicultural and multifaith suburb of Stockholm (yes, there are both Eritreans and Ethiopians in our church among many other nationalities).
Before that my wife and I worked as missionaries within the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania for a couple of years. I taught at a Bible school (training evangelists) in the southern highlands of Tanzania (Kidugala, tiny place) and later at Mwika Theological College on the slopes of Kilimanjaro training pastors. I used Swahili when teaching in Tanzania (and now have Swahilispeakers in church) so talking about Bible translations in Logos - besides Slovak and Amharic - let's not forget Swahili. It's a huge language spoken by millions of people in several East African countries.
I've used Logos on and off since 1997 but have started using it much more frequently this past year. Personally, I think Logos 4 was a great leap forward.
God bless!
Pastor in Stockholm, Church of Sweden
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Andreas Holmberg said:
I'm a pastor in the Lutheran Church of Sweden. Since five years back I lead a parish that is set in a very multicultural and multifaith suburb of Stockholm (yes, there are both Eritreans and Ethiopians in our church among many other nationalities).
Before that my wife and I worked as missionaries within the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania for a couple of years. I taught at a Bible school (training evangelists) in the southern highlands of Tanzania (Kidugala, tiny place) and later at Mwika Theological College on the slopes of Kilimanjaro training pastors. I used Swahili when teaching in Tanzania (and now have Swahilispeakers in church) so talking about Bible translations in Logos - besides Slovak and Amharic - let's not forget Swahili. It's a huge language spoken by millions of people in several East African countries.
I've used Logos on and off since 1997 but have started using it much more frequently this past year. Personally, I think Logos 4 was a great leap forward.
God bless!
Hi dear Andreas
good to hear from you. My ancestors are from the belongs to the Swedish evangelical
church of Eritrean, while my grandfather ,the father of my mother ,was formerly
an Orthodox priest late converted to protestant, he was a priest in the
Lutheran Church of Eritrea, so when you talk about this, I get homesick. You
are right Swahili doesn’t have to be forgotten, even though I don’t the language.Blessings in Christ.
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Andreas Holmberg said:
I'm a pastor in the Lutheran Church of Sweden. Since five years back I lead a parish that is set in a very multicultural and multifaith suburb of Stockholm (yes, there are both Eritreans and Ethiopians in our church among many other nationalities).
Before that my wife and I worked as missionaries within the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania for a couple of years. I taught at a Bible school (training evangelists) in the southern highlands of Tanzania (Kidugala, tiny place) and later at Mwika Theological College on the slopes of Kilimanjaro training pastors. I used Swahili when teaching in Tanzania (and now have Swahilispeakers in church) so talking about Bible translations in Logos - besides Slovak and Amharic - let's not forget Swahili. It's a huge language spoken by millions of people in several East African countries.
I've used Logos on and off since 1997 but have started using it much more frequently this past year. Personally, I think Logos 4 was a great leap forward.
God bless!
Hi dear Andreas
good to hear from you. My ancestors are from the belongs to the Swedish evangelical
church of Eritrean, while my grandfather ,the father of my mother ,was formerly
an Orthodox priest late converted to protestant, he was a priest in the
Lutheran Church of Eritrea, so when you talk about this, I get homesick. You
are right Swahili doesn’t have to be forgotten, even though I don’t the language.Blessings in Christ.
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Don't we have friends in China, Vietnam and Japan?
Blessings in Christ.
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Dear Brothers and Sisters please try to contribute to this thread it is wonderful to see brothers and sisters through the eyes of faith displayed in every corner of the world.
Blessings in Christ.
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Well Rudolf. One more here, that is up for Slovak Bible translations! [:)]
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Peter Makovini said:
Well Rudolf. One more here, that is up for Slovak Bible translations!
Welcome to the Logos forum Peter.
Blessings in Christ.
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Dear brothers and sisters, God bless you,and I pray that you may have a blessed time as you celebrate the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Blessings in Christ.
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Thanks alot Tes. Bless you too.
Dearest Bretheren I have an Inquiry if anyone has a good knowledge of the so called Themelios (1975-2008 99 vols). It has been on Pre-Pub, but its shipping dateis next week. I just want to hear from you guys about it before I buy it. Thanks in advance.
In His Legacy
Debessay
IN HIS LEGACY
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Debessay said:
Thanks alot Tes. Bless you too.
Dearest Bretheren I have an Inquiry if anyone has a good knowledge of the so called Themelios (1975-2008 99 vols). It has been on Pre-Pub, but its shipping dateis next week. I just want to hear from you guys about it before I buy it. Thanks in advance.
In His Legacy
Debessay
Beloved,be blessed abundantly in every area of your life that need to be blessed to be a blessing.
Blessings in Christ.
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Debessay said:
if anyone has a good knowledge of the so called Themelios (1975-2008 99 vols). It has been on Pre-Pub, but its shipping dateis next week. I just want to hear from you guys about it before I buy it.
the best way to get the response you desire is to start a new thread. You could call it something like "What about Themelios?" I don't have the answer, and this is a very old thread; someone who knows the answer may not even look at your post.
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I can't tell you how much I appreciate ,to see brothers and sisters from different parts of world communicating one another ,helping one another through the forum,What it comes to mind first is the location where they are, I enjoy it very much.
Blessings in Christ.
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Hi everyone
My name is Brendon and I am a linguistics student studying Japanese at the University of Nevada. I became a Christian 15 months ago - I actually finally got baptized this morning. I just started using Logos a couple weeks ago because I'm going to a pure digital system so I can have my resources with me when I study abroad at Kansei Gakuin (Osaka) in September.
Logos has already proved itself an invaluable resource and I look forward to what the Spirit has to teach me through the various literature and bible tools (particularly the original language interlinears).
Peace in the Lord,
Brendon
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Hi everyone,
I am Robert (a Kiwi - that is I come from New Zealand) but am at present ministering in Fiji
Robert
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Hi Everyone,
I am a student (BRS) just to gain more knowledge. I have been a christian now for 2 and a half years. I attend Ballygrainey Presbyterian Church in Bangor Northern Ireland. I have one son aged 2 and im loving every minute of fatherhood. My wife bought me Logos 4 (Scholars Library) when it first came out and i was totally overwhelmed by this fantastic software, however this wonderful discussion board helped me immensley. I therefore would like to say thank you to all who contribute to these forums, you make learning joyful.
Paul.
Millisle & Ballycopeland Presbyterian Church, Northern Ireland.
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Paul Bradley said:
Hi Everyone,
I am a student (BRS) just to gain more knowledge. I have been a christian now for 2 and a half years. I attend Ballygrainey Presbyterian Church in Bangor Northern Ireland. I have one son aged 2 and im loving every minute of fatherhood. My wife bought me Logos 4 (Scholars Library) when it first came out and i was totally overwhelmed by this fantastic software, however this wonderful discussion board helped me immensley. I therefore would like to say thank you to all who contribute to these forums, you make learning joyful.
Paul.
Welcome Paul
Blessings in Christ.
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Andreas Holmberg said:
I'm a pastor in the Lutheran Church of Sweden. Since five years back I lead a parish that is set in a very multicultural and multifaith suburb of Stockholm (yes, there are both Eritreans and Ethiopians in our church among many other nationalities).
Before that my wife and I worked as missionaries within the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania for a couple of years. I taught at a Bible school (training evangelists) in the southern highlands of Tanzania (Kidugala, tiny place) and later at Mwika Theological College on the slopes of Kilimanjaro training pastors. I used Swahili when teaching in Tanzania (and now have Swahilispeakers in church) so talking about Bible translations in Logos - besides Slovak and Amharic - let's not forget Swahili. It's a huge language spoken by millions of people in several East African countries.
I've used Logos on and off since 1997 but have started using it much more frequently this past year. Personally, I think Logos 4 was a great leap forward.
God bless!
I have a good friend who grew up with the ELCA in Tanzania and out in the bush. Have you heard of Harold Faust, he was there for thirty years, but that was probably thirty years ago.
Windows PC - Android Phone - Surface Pro 4
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I'm a minister at a local church in Houston, Texas, USA. I've been using Logos for about 3 years now. This is my first post as I have just started really looking at the forums. Thanks to all for your desire to help us newbies and willingness to share!!
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Oldnewbie said:
This is my first post as I have just started really looking at the forums. Thanks to all for your desire to help us newbies and willingness to share!!
Feel free to ask your Logos related questions. It does help to get a swifter answer if you try to post in the appropriate forum.
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I'm an Assistant Pastor of a Baptist Church in Lincoln, UK. I'm also an MTh student with Wales Evangelical School of Theology in South Wales.
Enjoying the help and fellowship of the Logos Forums. Thanks all!
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Hey all,
I just wanted to take a minute to introduce myself. My name is Richard and I pastor a small church in the Portland, Oregon Metro area. My church is tied in with a group called Village Missions (www.village-missions.org), a mission organization that supplies leadership to churches that may not otherwise be able to support a pastor full-time.
I am happily married and have been blessed with two great kids that are growing up way too fast.
It is a pleasure to meet you all and I look forward to many other discussions in the future.
God Bless,
Rich
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Oldnewbie said:
I'm a minister at a local church in Houston, Texas, USA. I've been using Logos for about 3 years now. This is my first post as I have just started really looking at the forums. Thanks to all for your desire to help us newbies and willingness to share!!
Welcome to the forum Oldnewble
Blessings in Christ.
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Michael March said:
besides Slovak and Amharic - let's not forget Swahili. It's a huge language spoken by millions of people in several East African countries.
Michael March said:I'm a pastor in the Lutheran Church of Sweden. Since five years back I lead a parish that is set in a very multicultural and multifaith suburb of Stockholm (yes, there are both Eritreans and Ethiopians in our church among many other nationalities
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Hi, Michael, Wow, great to hear that.My ancestors were among the first ones who embraced the missionaries who came to Eritrea,Before about 24yrs I read a book in English,printed in Sweden.So the ancient Sweden Missionaries contributed and paid a tremendous sacrificial to bring the Gospel tp our country,the Missionary center was "Bleza" ,about 12 km away from the capital city of Eritrea ,Asmara,one of them was the "priest Solomon"' I am the fourth generation of his brother ,who was a Coptic priest before his conversion.I read in the book , that were martyrs,who were murdered ,for their faith.
Michael March said:besides Slovak and Amharic - let's not forget Swahili. It's a huge language spoken by millions of people in several East African countries.
You are absolutely correct Swahili is a language which is spoken by many people in Africa, even though we in Eritrea and Ethiopia have our Geez,I hope Logos will be some day ware of these languages,
May the Lord bless your house hold and your ministry.
Blessings in Christ.
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Hi,
Michael, Wow, great to hear that.,Before about 24yrs I read a book in English,printed
in Sweden.So the ancient Sweden Missionaries contributed and paid a tremendous
sacrificial to bring the Gospel to our country, I read in the book , there were martyrs,who were murdered for
their faith.the Missionary center was "Beleza" ,about 12 km away
from the capital city of Eritrea ,Asmara.My ancestors were among the first ones who
embraced the missionaries who came to Eritrea one of them was the "priest
Solomon" I am the fourth generation of his brother ,who was a Coptic arthodox priest before his conversion.Blessings in Christ.
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Tes said:
Hi, Michael, Wow, great to hear that.
Hi Tes. I think you must have been fooled by the forum software's 'funny' way of quoting. The Swede you're quoting is called Andreas Holmberg, not Michael March, and you have actually already written a greeting to him on the page before this one: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/20083/190285.aspx#190285.
Mac Pro (late 2013) OS 12.6.2
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fgh said:Tes said:
Hi, Michael, Wow, great to hear that.
Hi Tes. I think you must have been fooled by the forum software's 'funny' way of quoting. The Swede you're quoting is called Andreas Holmberg, not Michael March, and you have actually already written a greeting to him on the page before this one: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/20083/190285.aspx#190285.
Thank you fgh ,sorry ,but I will not withold the greating .let it be for every body.
Blessings in Christ.
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Andreas Holmberg said:
I'm a pastor in the Lutheran Church of Sweden. Since five years back I lead a parish that is set in a very multicultural and multifaith suburb of Stockholm (yes, there are both Eritreans and Ethiopians in our church among many other nationalities).
Before that my wife and I worked as missionaries within the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania for a couple of years. I taught at a Bible school (training evangelists) in the southern highlands of Tanzania (Kidugala, tiny place) and later at Mwika Theological College on the slopes of Kilimanjaro training pastors. I used Swahili when teaching in Tanzania (and now have Swahilispeakers in church) so talking about Bible translations in Logos - besides Slovak and Amharic - let's not forget Swahili. It's a huge language spoken by millions of people in several East African countries.
I've used Logos on and off since 1997 but have started using it much more frequently this past year. Personally, I think Logos 4 was a great leap forward.
God bless!
I great you Andreas in wonderful name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,Wow, great to hear that.,Before about 24yrs I read a book in English,printed in Sweden.So the ancient Sweden Missionaries contributed and paid a tremendous sacrificial to bring the Gospel to our country, I read in the book , there were martyrs,who were murdered for their faith.the Missionary center was "Beleza" ,about 12 km away from the capital city of Eritrea ,Asmara.My ancestors were among the first ones who embraced the missionaries who came to Eritrea one of them was the "priest Solomon" I am the fourth generation of his brother ,who was a Coptic arthodox priest before his conversion.
You are absolutely correct Swahili is a language which is spoken by many people in Africa, even though we in Eritrea and Ethiopia have our Geez,I hope Logos will be some day ware of these languages,May the Lord bless your house hold and your ministry.
Blessings in Christ.
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I am a former engineer who turned to the ministry in 2004 after the company where I worked was closed. I returned to school and earned my Bachelor's degree in General Ministry. I am currently serving a small congregation in Palmyra, Illinois and have been here for a year and a half. I previously served five years in another small congregation across the state. I have used Logos software for four and a half years, having upgraded to Logos 4 when it was first released.
I too appreciate very much the time and effort that so many Logos users put into helping others on these forums. I have had many questions answered here and those answers have helped me to use the software more effectively. However, I am learning (recently) that this is not the place to get into deep discussions about our different doctrines and beliefs nor to debate interpretations of Scripture. Those types of discussions are best left to in person, face to face conversations.
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Pierce said:
Well Rudolf. One more here, that is up for Slovak Bible translations!
Hello Pierce. Yes! We need all Slovak Translations in Logos. Hopefully we will see not only Czech ones (I hope will do soon [;)]) but also Slovak, Polish, Hungarian etc. It would be great if you would write to suggest AT logos.com email to ask for the particular Slovak Translation. Also find out the publisher address and other info and send it to Logos.
Blessings
P.S. Sorry, I just noticed your comment on my profile from December. I apologize for not seeing it earlier.
Bohuslav
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Welcome steve we have become brothers and friends.Praise the Lord!
Blessings in Christ.
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Edwin, I'm in Merriam, KS.
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Blessings in Christ.
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Hello everyone! I've been part of the Logos forums for a couple of months now and do appreciate all the help and opportunities coming along with it. For any details on my person, just check out my profile. In case there are any German Logos 4 users out there, it would be great to join this thread.
"Mach's wie Gott - werde Mensch!" | theolobias.de
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Theolobias said:
Hello everyone! I've been part of the Logos forums for a couple of months now and do appreciate all the help and opportunities coming along with it. For any details on my person, just check out my profile. In case there are any German Logos 4 users out there, it would be great to join this thread.
Welcome Theologbias.
Blessings in Christ.
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