About the bad chain, if you had one, what do you do with it? Mostly, I treated mine as low value items, stashing them places, like stuff you haul off to donations, or to someone who might care to figure out what to do with a base resource.
However, I am in a mode of restoration. I am finding the lost, ugly, considered useless, and I making it worthy and beautiful.
I don't know where God is leading here.
I do have the tree code for tarnished rusted chain.
And we see Abraham fight by his tribe a whole bunch of kings and their armies.
If I went to war with a whole bunch of kings, would I bring a shiny chain polished and cleaned like a piece of jewelry, or would I bring a chain which was left in a dirty place, which I did not mind being used for war and battle and death?
That is the riddle for now.
God, more.
What is next.
Quick question. I just reviewed the sinkholes on YouTube. Anyway, I just noticed that the Valley of Siddim is filled with or was filled with slime pits.
Who would bring their chain and fight in a big slime pit with 5 kings?
And who would expect to win, being the little guy against 5 nations?
And who wonders what caused the slime pits?
What manner of terrain is this to fight in?
What do you bring to fight in this kind of terrain?
Who sees. If one sees, this is where you bawl.
The bad chain was used on my Son of Man.
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Now, here is the next thing.
He paid. He paid for our restoration.
Update: I wore a bad chain for 4-5 hours. It turned my wrist that kind of color green of the Star Trek green girl who dated Kirk.
I took a wet cotton pad, and wiped around my wrist, and it turned that green. I ought be concerned about it turning clothing green, were it to touch.
That bad chain is destined to be pulled apart, used for base resources, and reassigned. It was sold as a legit piece of jewelry. And it was garbage. It was a waste of money and money pit.
I had updated its clasps. I am removing those. And all its good parts will be disassembled.
Despite the end of the green girl star trek chain, I have had some success. Not all is lost. I would suggest women get the base jewelry care repair kit from Michael's, and fix what bugs you about your jewelry.
I have turned the ugly to the amenable.
However, I am in a mode of restoration. I am finding the lost, ugly, considered useless, and I making it worthy and beautiful.
I don't know where God is leading here.
I do have the tree code for tarnished rusted chain.
And we see Abraham fight by his tribe a whole bunch of kings and their armies.
If I went to war with a whole bunch of kings, would I bring a shiny chain polished and cleaned like a piece of jewelry, or would I bring a chain which was left in a dirty place, which I did not mind being used for war and battle and death?
That is the riddle for now.
God, more.
What is next.
Quick question. I just reviewed the sinkholes on YouTube. Anyway, I just noticed that the Valley of Siddim is filled with or was filled with slime pits.
Who would bring their chain and fight in a big slime pit with 5 kings?
And who would expect to win, being the little guy against 5 nations?
And who wonders what caused the slime pits?
What manner of terrain is this to fight in?
What do you bring to fight in this kind of terrain?
Who sees. If one sees, this is where you bawl.
The bad chain was used on my Son of Man.
-------
Now, here is the next thing.
He paid. He paid for our restoration.
Update: I wore a bad chain for 4-5 hours. It turned my wrist that kind of color green of the Star Trek green girl who dated Kirk.
I took a wet cotton pad, and wiped around my wrist, and it turned that green. I ought be concerned about it turning clothing green, were it to touch.
That bad chain is destined to be pulled apart, used for base resources, and reassigned. It was sold as a legit piece of jewelry. And it was garbage. It was a waste of money and money pit.
I had updated its clasps. I am removing those. And all its good parts will be disassembled.
Despite the end of the green girl star trek chain, I have had some success. Not all is lost. I would suggest women get the base jewelry care repair kit from Michael's, and fix what bugs you about your jewelry.
I have turned the ugly to the amenable.
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