Oh, I was wrong, it doesn’t work with BB code. It works with HTML though.

<a href="https://www.heavennet.net">Link Text</a>

Here it is without hitting the ‘Code’ button.

Link Text

Oh, I was wrong, it doesn’t work with BB code. It works with HTML though.

<a href="https://www.heavennet.net">Link Text</a>

Hi Devo.

First thing you do before posting.
1. and print in between brackets this; color=blue. or what ever color
2..when you have finished your post. do this and print this in between /color.

wakeup.

Wakeup, look what happens when you select the code and hit the ‘Code’ button in the toolbar.

Blue

It shows the code and doesn’t render it. A…[Read more]

Gidday

Hello

The Son is both ancestral to, and eternal with, the Father. Your analytical explanation  demonstrates your limitations of understanding, not Gods limitation of creation.

Jesus, God the Son incarnate,  is both  the Father of this creation and the Son of the Universal Father of ALL creation and creators.

Man is actually a grandson.

The problem is…[Read more]

The Son is both ancestral to, and eternal with, the Father. Your analytical explanation  demonstrates your limitations of understanding, not Gods limitation of creation.

Jesus, God the Son incarnate,  is both  the Father of this creation and the Son of the Universal Father of ALL creation and creators.

Man is actually a grandson.

The problem is…[Read more]

The Son is both ancestral to, and eternal with, the Father. Your analytical explanation  demonstrates your limitations of understanding, not Gods limitation of creation.

Jesus, God the Son incarnate,  is both  the Father of this creation and the Son of the Universal Father of ALL creation and creators.

Man is actually a grandson.

The problem is…[Read more]

Hello

How did I do that? See image below:

Hello

How did I do that? See image below:

Hello

How did I do that? See image below:

Paste code in text mode, not visual mode.

Visual mode will output the code as text. Text mode will render the code.

Paste code in text mode, not visual mode.

Paste that code in text mode, not visual mode.

Here goes.

thji hhhhh jjjjjjjj

testing

It’s ok, Ed just showed me that you can teach an old dog new tricks,
except this trick is old. I thought it would be a new trick!

It’s ok, Ed just showed me that you can teach an old dog new tricks,
except this trick is old. I thought it would be a new trick!

Interesting video. Finished part 1 which talks about the importance of the eastern leg of the Roman Empire.

Part 2 is about the Assyrian spoken of in prophecy and Nimrod who also came from the same area. Assyria is Syria and Iraq I think. Will have to watch it tomorrow. Getting late now.

Interesting video. Finished part 1 which talks about the importance of the eastern leg of the Roman Empire.

Part 2 is about the Assyrian and Nimrod whgo also came from there. Assyria is Syria and Iraq I think.

Just throwing this one in here. Haven’t seen it yet, but will watch it now.

To prove this, Rome was mentioned as the “King of the North” in Daniel. A big clue.

People overlook that the Roman Empire had an eastern leg and concentrate entirely on the western leg.

There are a number of theories as to who the King of the North is. But history tells us something like this:

Alexander the Great’s kingdom was divided into four…[Read more]

There are a number of theories as to who the King of the North is. One is as follows:

Alexander the Great, whose kingdom after his death was divided into four parts.

Seleucus I – who began the Seleucid (Syrian) empire, from Turkey to India.
Cassander – who took over Macedonia (Greece).
Lysimachus – who took Thracia (between Greece and…[Read more]

There are a number of theories as to who the King of the North is. One is as follows:

Alexander the Great, whose kingdom after his death was divided into four parts.

Seleucus I – who began the Seleucid (Syrian) empire, from Turkey to India.
Cassander – who took over Macedonia (Greece).
Lysimachus – who took Thracia (between Greece and…[Read more]