August 16th, 2010
Webmaster’s introduction: This is a class of basic Bible doctrines that I compiled for a friend in the USA, a person who was born and raised in Israel but became a Christian after secretly reading her father’s New Testament! It is not an official document of the Family International but was compiled from the writings of David Berg and other materials from the Family International with additional edits and comments added by me.
Introduction: The importance knowing true history
History really proves the existence of God–God’s Laws of retribution, the rise and fall of empires because of either righteousness or wickedness. This is one of the surest proofs there is of the existence of God and the rules, including fulfilled prophecy. Part of Satan’s plan is to conceal and debunk history, for in doing so, he cunningly denies the existence of God!
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August 11th, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010: Today I had another relatively hard experience hitchhiking. The root of the word “hitchhike” comes from “hitch” (to ride) and “hike” (to walk) and today I did a whole lot of walking, more than yesterday.
Children of the mother who took me to Hanazono
In the beginning it went very well. A lady going to Nagano said she will take me to the Kamisato service area, but as we approached Hanazono, we faced a big traffic jam that was caused by a car accident. The electronic sign said it would take 70 minutes to travel the next 20 kilometers! So she decided to get off at the Hanazono interchange and take the low road. This meant that I had to get off at Hanazono.
Traffic jam due to accident. The sign says "70 minutes to go 12 kilometers"
As soon as I started to hitchhike at the Hanazono IC, a policeman saw me and ordered me to leave the area! I was too close to the toll booth which is part of the expressway.
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August 11th, 2010
Monday, August 9, 2010: After an unsuccessful attempt to hitchhike from Suita service area in central Osaka yesterday, today I thought to make it easier on myself by taking a train to Ostsu city in Shiga Prefecture, just on the other side of Kyoto. The Hankyu line is the cheapest train in Japan and it only cost 390 yen to get as far as Kyoto.
Young couple who took me from Otsu toward Kussatsu
Young couple who went out of their way to take me to Kussatsu interchange
After searching more than an hour for a ride at Otsu service area, I felt the situation wasn’t any better than the one yesterday. This is now Obon season during which time the Japanese like to visit their home towns. Normally I find Obon an easy time to hitchhike, but this year seemed to be different. Is it because I’m getting older?
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August 8th, 2010
It took me nearly 14 hours today to hitchhike 560 kilometers to Osaka! I got stuck for a period of time at the halfway point in the city of Kanazawa. A parking attendant at Fudoji parking area on the Hokuriku expressway asked me to leave. I walked down to the regular road, hitchhiked to the next big interchange, and got back on the expressway two hours later.
Man who took me to Kanazawa in his BMW
Mr. and Mrs. Izumi with 3 year old daughter Chitose. They took me from Yoneyama SA to Nadachihama after a brief stop for shopping in Joetsu City
Kohei and Kayo who took me from Kanazawa to Fukui
Ken and Shigeru. They took me to Shiga Prefecture from Fukui Prefecture.
The highlight of this trip was to get a ride in a convertible two seater BMW sports car with the top down. Though it rained a bit when riding, the rain didn’t fall on us but was blown over the cars windshield.
July 9th, 2010
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Behold a Pale Horse -- by William Cooper
By Milton William Cooper
The principles that William (Bill) Cooper (May 6, 1943-November 5, 2001) — my brother in the truth – expounded in his book, “Behold a Pale Horse“, are principles that I am willing to die for — right now, today! Unless one is willing to die for something one believes in, is life in this dimension really worth living? True joy is waking up to TRUTH, principles one is williing to live for, and to die for.
Bill Cooper did not claim to have a total knowledge of the political agenda he attempted to describe in this book, “Behold a Pale horse“,. He admitted that he could be wrong on his UFO theories. Mr. Cooper confessed in a later publication that he was indeed wrong about UFOs! I consider an admission of error from anyone a meritorious statement indeed.
Download a PDF format copy courtesy of an anonymous truth teller that I found on the WWW. (A 17 megabyte download. You might want to right click the link, and left click “Save as”)
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