Our Parents lived that 70’s show
Gerald Ford declared inflation “Public Enemy Number One.” Carter called it the nation’s most pressing domestic problem.
CONCLUSION
The working man can’t afford a house these days, just a dinky little apartment.
Canadian Fan Club – Victoria Concordia Crescit
Psalm 76:7 At your roar, O God of Jacob, chariots and steeds lay still.
1973 to 1979 gas shortages
My brother Mike says he’d rather go to Frisco than Victoria
we will get his passport tommorow
I took web master school instead of HVAC
https://sims.fandom.com/wiki/Part-time_job#Manual_Laborer
make nelly’s web page…..and forget about social media
I am a licensed Naturopath…
i can heal your sick alpha first GF
Question:
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In every Bible I have read, both Catholic and Protestant, Matthew 6:9-14 and Luke 11:2–4 use the words “debts” and “sins” in the Lord’s Prayer, and yet as Catholics we say “trespasses” when praying this important prayer. Who changed the words and why?
Answer:
In Matthew 6:12, the Greek word for “debts” is ophelilema, and it means “that which is owed.” Likewise, the Greek word for “debtors” is opheiletes, and it means “one who owes another.”