The Passion of The Christ

CyniQ said:
That was a very nice list of scriptures. It'll take me weeks to research all of those. LOL
lol. PC Study Bible ver. 4 with the bonus add-on CD. I have something like 30 version of the Bible including Greek and Roman versions, along with topical study (Naves and someone else), concordances, Bible dictionaries, and tons more stuff that I havent even begun to figure out. I am finding it to be an invaluable tool.
 
Bob Smith said:
lol. PC Study Bible ver. 4 with the bonus add-on CD. I have something like 30 version of the Bible including Greek and Roman versions, along with topical study (Naves and someone else), concordances, Bible dictionaries, and tons more stuff that I havent even begun to figure out. I am finding it to be an invaluable tool.

Maybe I should find me one of those. I'm oldfashioned my program has highlighters and dog-eared pages.
 
CyniQ said:
Maybe I should find me one of those. I'm oldfashioned my program has highlighters and dog-eared pages.
I have that version too (NLT), and its mainly what I use. But if Im doing a study on a particular topic, the software cant be beat.
 
Strange but true

'666' On 'Passion' Tickets Causes Stir

ROME, Ga. -- Tickets at one movie theater screening Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" are being deemed decidedly unholy.


The number 666, which many Christians recognize as the "mark of the beast," is appearing on movie tickets for Gibson's film at a Georgia theater, drawing complaints from some moviegoers.

The machine that prints tickets assigned the number 666 as a prefix on all the tickets for the film, said ###########, owner of the Movies at Berry Square in northwest Georgia. The 666 begins a series of numbers that are listed below the name of the movie, the date, time and price.

"It's from our computer and it's absolutely a coincidence," Smith said. "It has nothing to do with the film company or any vendor. It's completely in our computer."

In the Bible, the book of Revelation says 666 is the "number of the beast," usually interpreted as Satan or the Antichrist.

Several patrons have made comments about the numbers, and one person who was uncomfortable having 666 on her ticket asked for a pass to be substituted for a ticket.

"A lot of people have asked what the numbers mean, some said it seemed odd, some said it was inappropriate," said theater employee
 
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