2022 Jan 01-16 Hmn 27-Pru 14 START (1) WGA, (2) Psalm Select, (3) PR14

Joshua JMA Campbell-Elanemy • January 4, 2022

2022 Jan 01-16 Hmn 27-Pru 14 START (1) WGA, (2) Psalm Select, (3) PR14

SAT UPDATE (10:35 am, 12:31 pm) I've been working this morning on a project, which I believe will be to your liking...Finally, I've added Proverbs 14:31-35, the conclusion to that chapter!

FRI UPDATE (10:04,08 am) Hello, wishing you well! A WGA (3) COVID message to encourage research into a potential proven solution for airline and gym atmospheres, as well as eventually all other important public locations.

THU UPDATE (9:08 am) Hello! I've added to some of the More Orderly Time article under (8) CTC Corner, for more clarity and help to determine answers for some lingering issues.

WED UPDATE (9:08 am; 12:46 pm) Hi! You're invited to check out the Wise Cautions article, which can help safeguard the progress ones have already made. Also, I've shared an addition to (5) Mosaic Law Highlights with it's Christian application! Also, I've added the (8) CTC Corner (4) Policy of MORE ORDERLY TIME from mid-2020, with some name issues that have arisen. Let's review this one and think about some answers--I haven't provided any yet on those ideas!

TUE UPDATE (9:31am; 1:05pm) Hello, wishing you well this day! I'm adding more of Proverbs 14, verses 25-30, with continued work on the CTC Policy mentioned yesterday. Now (8) CTC (3) complete.

MON UPDATE (9:53am) Hello, wishing you fine things this day, blessed by God! I'm adding more to Proverbs 14 Commentary, verses 19-24. I'm also planning to put up an updated CTC Corner Hardship Step-up Plan, as a way for many to assist those still in need this winter season, at least until bringing a more complete answer for them.

SAT UPDATE (8:44,53,55,59; 10:29am; 12:31,38pm) Hello, I'm adding an alert on COVID testing which explains some of the high numbers of positive tests, as well as more commentary on Proverbs 14. Also adding to PS, Psalm 98 highlights. Adding another COVID reminder to WGA (2).

THU UPDATE (9:53am; 10:48,55am; 11:00,05am--PR14:11 update; 04:33,56pm) Hello, may your day be honestly good. Adding more commentary to Proverbs 14, this time verses 10-12. Added WGA (1) on the Cinnamon Issue.

WED UPDATE (8:58am; 9:01,08am) Hello, may your day be a fine one, with Jehovah's blessing, as God's will is that 'all things take place decently and by arrangement"--although some have intentionally sought to use chaos to accomplish their own will, such as last Jan 6. (1Corinthians 14:40) I've added to the Proverbs 14 commentary below, verses 6-9.

TUE UPDATE (6:56am; 7:01am) Hello again, wishing you to stay well this day, with God's blessing, and help from others if needed! Added Proverbs 14:1-5 commentary,  for your insight and encouragement!

MON UPDATE (7:40pm) Hello! Check out the (8) Come to Consensus Corner segment for the reveal of my 16th Christianity article, entitled "Finding More Truth"!



_______(1) Weekly Golden Apples
This segment developed as a way to address current events in the news or look at timely issues from God's perspective, seeing wisdom from God at work applied to the issue at hand, which enables problems to be solved and hope to remain for God's Kingdom blessings. Applying God's word, and not just human wisdom, is a vital part of the key to having His approval and receiving His blessing, as we accept His incoming Kingdom. As one version (NLT) translates Proverbs 25:11, "Timely advice is lovely, like golden apples in a silver basket." (Psalm 127:1,2-5; Proverbs 10:22).



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COVID INTERVENTIONS, for Airlines, Gyms, and other transportation and public areas

Proverbs 11:9b, "By knowledge the upright are rescued."

There is mounting evidence, that I recommend now be researched carefully, that ongoing properly installed and utilized genuine UV 100% filtration of an atmosphere, blocked from typical human sight, along with personal protective measures, may be all that's necessary to diminish most COVID concerns in planes, in gyms, and elsewhere. 


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The Cinnamon Issue

In the past I've raised the issue of the spice cinnamon being damaged, and the resulting fractioned molecules being potentially harmful to human health and a factor in the Flint, Michigan water piping problems. Whereas this is still true, I wasn't initially sure how the cinnamon was being processed to create this problem. I now believe it is being crushed through metallic rollers, rather than by a millstone of some sort, which is most likely the preferable way. This should be remedied swiftly, as cinnamon is proving more beneficial to human health than many have realized, although I've been recommending that it still be used sparingly and had been recommending cinnamon oil or extract as another option for it's use where needed. Please try to find safe cinnamon that has been processed more naturally, and I plead with spice makers to make the proper adjustment to their cinnamon ground spice processing methods!



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COVID POSITIVE TEST SURGE ALERT

While many are rightly concerned about the Omicron variant and it's potential threat, some of the tests we have been using to test for infection are based on testing methods that are not accurate. Why were the uncomfortable early tests always going to the back of the nasal passages, rather than to the front of the inner nose? This is because that is the only place where the infection can be truly tested accurately. The front inner nose can safely capture the virus and remove it effectively by our normal immune system. This is normal, and not an indication of infection. There are other ways to test for infection, and one of these, a saliva test, can be most effective and comfortable to the individual. Let's please look into this matter, and once again have accurate numbers of infections, and avoid needlessly overwhelming hospital services. However, if you have had one of these positive test results, why not use this as an opportunity to either vaccinate or get your booster if in accord with time permissions. Of course, if you are feeling sick and experiencing symptoms, then by all means get immediate attention for your likely infection!

Also, we might be reminded that eating or drinking something every minute or so actually works to prevent viral spread, so restaurants, while masks should be recommended in most public places still, might be quick to serve a drink to guests, to inhibit the risk of spread, where unmasking is permitted to enjoy meals. Even before drink ordering, restaurants might consider (again?) providing acceptable ice water as well. We may trust God to bless such arrangements, without breaking things to serve customers, including speed limits.









_______(2) Psalm Select

Here is Psalm 98 (4#9) in it's entirety:

"Sing to Jehovah a new song, For he has done wonderful things. 
 His right hand, his holy arm, has brought about salvation.
 2 Jehovah has made known his salvation; He has revealed his uprightness before the nations. 
3 He has remembered his loyal love and faithfulness to the house of Israel. 
All the ends of the earth have seen the salvation by our God. 
4 Shout in triumph to Jehovah, all the earth. Be cheerful and shout joyfully and sing praises. 
5 Sing praises to Jehovah with the harp, With the harp and the melodious song. 
6 With the trumpets and the sound of the horn, Shout in triumph before the King, Jehovah. 
7 Let the sea thunder and all that fills it, The earth and those dwelling in it. 
8 Let the rivers clap their hands; Let the mountains shout joyfully together 
9 Before Jehovah, for he is coming to judge the earth. 
 He will judge the inhabited earth with uprightness And the peoples with fairness. 


Psalm 98 (Book 4, 9th psalm) recognizes God's wondrous activity, bringing about salvation to right-hearted mankind. Verse 2 says "Jehovah has made known his salvation; He has revealed his uprightness before the nations." Verse 3 says "He has remembered his loyal love and faithfulness to the house of Israel." Israel, of course, was God's chosen people, whom he loved and favored at one time. But with determined disobedience and rejection of his own son, God's favor shifted toward those having the spiritual faith of Israel's forefather Abraham, rather than simply those born in his lineage. Thus those, including fleshly Jews, walking in line with true Christianity have become the "Israel of God", as God's word explains in Galatians 6:16: "As for all those who walk orderly by this rule of conduct, peace and mercy be upon them, yes, upon the Israel of God." Such ones might also be referred to as "Godly Israel." Verses 3,4,9 of Psalm 98 continue: "All the ends of the earth have seen the salvation by our God. Shout in triumph to Jehovah, all the earth. Be cheerful and shout joyfully and sing praises...He will judge the inhabited earth with uprightness and the peoples with fairness." Jehovah's favor is now upon those looking to Him and his son for direction and guidance in life, leading to their genuine peace and happiness.






_______(3) Proverbs 14

"1 The truly wise woman builds up her house, But the foolish one tears it down with her own hands. 2 The one walking in his uprightness fears Jehovah, But the one whose ways are devious despises Him. 3 The rod of haughtiness is in the mouth of the fool, But the lips of the wise will protect them. 4 Where there are no cattle the manger is clean, But the power of a bull yields an abundant harvest. 5 A faithful witness will not lie, But a false witness lies with every breath."


Prove 14:1: The foolish woman is disregarding God's counsel or discipline, thus is missing out on the spiritual values and wisdom necessary to be spiritually upbuilding to her family. With the "philosophy and empty deception" present in the world today, many otherwise fine men and women have hardly ever been introduced to the value of God's written word, the Holy Bible. The wisdom present therein can almost work miracles in the life of a family or person, and is worth every effort to get to know and understand. Proverbs itself is an especially worthy source of study, and it's first 9 chapters are written like a letter from a loving father to a son, with excellent counsel in how to be successful in life, in God's eyes.



"2 The one walking in his uprightness fears Jehovah, But the one whose ways are devious despises Him."

Prove 14:2: The upright one has genuine godly fear, which is a healthy fear of displeasing or hurting God in some way. HE loves us, especially if we seek to please him, and the man of godly fear does not want to harm that relationship, or hurt God's feelings by disobeying him in some way. This healthy fear of God encourages right and honest conduct, in contrast to the 'devious ways' of some.



"3 The rod of haughtiness is in the mouth of the fool, But the lips of the wise will protect them."

Prove 14:3: The foolish one tends to be haughty in spirit, offended by God's counsel or discipline, rather than humbly accepting it and seeking to improve. We're encouraged in God's word to consider others as superior to us, benefitting from their knowledge and counsel. The foolish would benefit most by listening more than speaking their own ideas and knowledge, remembering we have two ears and only 1 mouth--James says we should be quick to listen, but slow about speaking and slow about wrath or anger. (James 1:19). Some may simply need to learn to ask questions when they are not sure of what to do, rather than guess at it and have problems. Asking Jehovah primarily for help each day can go a long way.



"4 Where there are no cattle the manger is clean, But the power of a bull yields an abundant harvest."

Prove 14:4: The Scriptures encourage hard work as opposed to laziness. Children should not be praised so much for the knowledge they gain, as for putting that knowledge to work to benefit others by it. The praise should be using their knowledge aright, to help others. This encourages them to be busy, good workers. The verse shows hard work pays off in an "abundant harvest."



"5 A faithful witness will not lie, But a false witness lies with every breath."

Prove 14:5: The Christian "new personality" seeks honesty in all things, rejecting lies as displeasing God, the One who "cannot lie" (Titus 1:2). Says Colossians 3:9-10: "Do not lie to one another. Strip off the old personality with its practices, and clothe yourselves with the new personality, which through accurate knowledge is being made new according to the image of the One who created it." However, being honest does not mean we must reveal truth to all persons, including those who might use the knowledge they gain to harm others. According to Ecclesiastes 3:7 there is "a time to be silent and a time to speak." Learning to be honest with ourselves and others is a vital step to become true, a person of integrity or compection. This last term has roots in the words pact and compassion, pact being an agreement. This term carries the sense of feeling for others while at the same time holding firmly and encouraging adherence to God's word and law, with a view to never violating it--instead, finding the answers and encouraging desires for what is within God's law that is better and superior to whatever one may have thought they needed outside of, or without it. I had coined the term on a podcast last year as a term related to heartfelt integrity.



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"6 The scoffer seeks wisdom and finds none, But knowledge comes easily to the person with understanding. 7 Stay away from the foolish man, For you will not find knowledge on his lips. 8 By wisdom the prudent man understands the way he is going, But the stupid are deceived by their foolishness. 9 Fools make fun of guilt, But among the upright, there is a willingness to reconcile."

Prove 14:6 One who tends to find fault with and ridicule others will not find true wisdom with such an improper self-serving motive. God is not critical of us, but seeks and appreciates the good in us. Scoffers should ponder God's love for all people, including them, that they might repent from reviling, and turn to seeking the good in themselves and others.


"7 Stay away from the foolish man, For you will not find knowledge on his lips."

Prove 14:7 The foolish man may like to talk, but divine knowledge will not be coming from his mouth, at least not in a way that harmonizes with the God of truth. We are to "stay away" from such ones. While we want to help them turn around from a wrong course, humble themselves before God and appreciate his counsel and discipline offered toward them, we shouldn't desire their close association or company, lest we want to become a fool ourselves. Let's treasure wisdom from God.


"8 By wisdom the prudent man understands the way he is going, But the stupid are deceived by their foolishness."

Prove 14:8 The foresighted prudent one looks ahead at the consequences of a right and wrong course, and acts accordingly, sparing harm. Such a person is likely also acquiring wisdom with understanding, to comprehend the entirety of his course in life. The stupid ones, knowing what's right but often choosing not to follow it, are being deceived by their own foolishness. Such ones need to ponder the consequences of doing wrong, of ignoring their relationship with God, and turning their backs on his counsel and loving correction, that they may come to hate a bad course, and begin to fear the true God, wanting His favor and approval.


"9 Fools make fun of guilt, But among the upright, there is a willingness to reconcile."

Prove 14:9 Foolish ones may begin to ignore their conscience, or haven't trained it properly with the wisdom and guidance of God's word. If such a course continues, it will lead to disaster. Guilt over wrongdoing is necessary to enable one to repent of a wrong course, realizing the hurt it may have caused God, others, and him-/herself, and moving one to become determined not to repeat such a mistake, understanding the reasons it was made and how to avert it in the future. One can thus be living in a way that has God's approval and blessing.



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"10 The heart knows its own bitterness, And no outsider can share in its joy. 11 The house of the corrupt will be destroyed, But the tent of the upright will flourish. 12 There is a way that seems right to a man, But in the end it leads to death."

Prove 14:10 This is why it may not always be correct to say "I know what you're going through", but maybe "I kind-of know what you're going through." It is primarily Jehovah God who can know every nuance of the many factors in causing one to feel bitter, or even joyful. Still, we want to be as compassionate as we can, with the right motive, a pure heart, desiring to be an extension of God's comforting hand in helping them overcome grief, bitterness, or to share their joy. We can be glad simply because they are joyful, knowing the main reasons for it. The Scriptures tell us to "Rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep." (Roma 12:15).


"11 The house of the corrupt will be destroyed, But the tent of the upright will flourish."

Prove 14:11 Those choosing a way of badness may seem to prosper for a time, at least materially, as they perhaps make Riches their god. But it is the upright ones who will truly flourish, generally content with the essentials of life, but "rich in fine works," and thriving, even if some have not yet been able to live where they've wanted. Under God's kingdom, however, the people of God "will build houses and live in them, and they will plant vineyards and eat their fruitage. They will not build for someone else to inhabit (slaving for another people, as in the past system), nor will they plant for others to eat. For the days of my people will be like the days of a tree, and the work of their hands my chosen ones will enjoy to the full." (Isaiah 65:21-22). Therefore, choosing to be an "upright" person has the favor and blessing of Jehovah God Himself. Psalm 127:1 says this: "Unless Jehovah builds the house, It is in vain that its builders work hard on it. Unless Jehovah guards the city, It is in vain that the guard stays awake." Let Jehovah "build the house," by choosing to walk in His ways--upholding His standards of what is true, right, good, and just, or fair.


"12 There is a way that seems right to a man, But in the end it leads to death."

Prove 14:12 The Scriptures say to "make sure of the more important things," and "do not rely on your own understanding. In all your ways take notice of [Jehovah], and he will make your paths straight." (PHili 1:10; PRove 3:5b-6) We need God's word to guide our steps in life. While it is commendable to listen to our conscience, it really needs to be trained by God's word and a love for truth, for it to be a more reliable guide in life, in harmony with true wisdom. For example, it might "seem right" to a person to choose to lust after someone's spouse, or marital partner, perhaps trying to convince themselves that it is in the name of "true love" that they're doing so. Granted, there is serious sin that may allow for divorce, but part of the confusion may be the relaxed laws seemingly allowing for divorce on most "any sort of grounds."--that is not God's view. That person might imagine that the spouse is not treating the other as well as they should, or as well as that one thinks he or she might be able to. But is that a reason to interfere with the work of God, who likely brought the two of them together, with a holy vow to love one another? The two marital partners in this case have likely forged a bond over time, a bond that most likely should not be broken. If God blessed the marriage to last, then it brought these two together as "one flesh...So that they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has yoked together, let no man put apart.” (Matth 19:5b-6). Who knows or decides whether God really brought them together in marriage, other than God Himself? Let God remain "the Judge of all the earth"--including the Judge as to what is truly right and wrong for His human creation. (GEnes 18:25; PSalm 67:4). If you've considered acting in such ways in the past, work on cultivating God's loyal love, that seeks to protect or safeguard such relationships, and look to God to help you forge and safeguard your own precious relationships as well.



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"13 Even in laughter the heart may feel pain, And rejoicing may end in grief. 14 The one wayward at heart will reap the results of his ways, But the good man reaps the reward of his dealings. 15 The naive person believes every word, But the shrewd (or, prudent) one ponders each step. 16 The wise one is cautious and turns away from evil, But the flagrant one is reckless and overconfident. 17 The one who is quick to anger acts foolishly, But the man who thinks things out is hated. 18 The naive will inherit foolishness, But the wise are crowned with knowledge."

Prove 14:13 Laughter and rejoicing may not always stem from the heart, or may be half-hearted, and not indicative of true inner joy, part of the fruitage of God's holy spirit. For example, some laughter may be out of harmony with God's love, which "does not rejoice over unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth." (1Cor 13:6). True joy is a deep-seated satisfaction in one's life, not simply displayed by occasional laughing. And a person may be taught to rejoice over what is bad--how sad, ending in grief!


"14 The one wayward at heart will reap the results of his ways, But the good man reaps the reward of his dealings."

Prove 14:14 If we would stray from God's direction, we will likely suffer the consequences of the wayward course. God is loving and warns us against the things that could cause us harm--it is foolish to ignore divine counsel. A good man even goes beyond what is right, to benefit others, and will be rewarded for his acts of kindness.


"15 The naive person believes every word, But the shrewd (or, prudent) one ponders each step."

Prove 14:15 One of the most vital proverbs, a child must eventually learn to examine what he hears, to test whether he is hearing the truth. The prudent one is foresighted, and ponders the end results of doing or believing something, which may avert disaster. May we overcome any tendency to be naïve. And may we be especially careful to avoid believing religious lies, such as the teaching of hellfire, that could have serious repercussions on our relationship with God and other people. God "IS love", and looks out for the long-term welfare of all people. To some degree, Greek philosphy has contaminated some Christian teaching. According to the Scriptures, while all have a "spirit," only some have an immortal one, not referring to the human soul, which is of flesh, yet may still live forever. (1John 4:8; Ezekiel 18:4; Hebrews 4:12) See the article "Finding Truth" for more details.


"16 The wise one is cautious and turns away from evil, But the flagrant one is reckless and overconfident."

Prove 14:16 Such prudent pondering mentioned in verse 15 will enable us to be cautious and reject an evil path, "hating what is bad." The flagrant one, however, doesn't ponder the right course. Such a person ignores danger, and pridefully trusts in himself more than God, bringing much trouble upon himself and others.


"17 The one who is quick to anger acts foolishly, But the man who thinks things out is hated."

Prove 14:17 "Everyone must be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger." (Jame 1:19). Seeking to compassionately understand the other's point of view or situation can slow down any rising anger, and we should quickly channel any energy into finding a solution to the problem, or seeking the best way to cope with it. Those who haven't yet learned to act so wisely should turn to God for more wisdom, rather than become jealous.


"18 The naive will inherit foolishness, But the prudent are crowned with knowledge."

Prove 14:18 Believing every word, as in verse 15, causes one to act foolishly, while gaining foresighted prudence helps us acquire beneficial knowledge to thwart disaster. Thus, while a young person will tend to be naive to a certain extent, he or she must not remain so. Shrewdness, or prudence, must be acquired--learning to look ahead at the consequences of one's speech and actions--and acting accordingly, in order to avoid prolonged foolishness, which would only lead to trouble. At a reasonable age, parents should encourage their growing or older youth to learn to become more wise, understanding various aspects of wisdom as described and explained in Proverbs, for instance. Yet, a detailed study of Proverbs should most likely not be encouraged for younger ones, still in their childhood, and learning in other ways, before about age 10 or 12. Ultimately, parents or guardians should decide when their child should be encouraged to study such things in depth.


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"19 Bad people will have to bow down before the good, And the corrupt will bow at the gates of the upright. 20 The poor man is less loved even by his neighbors, But many are the friends of the rich person. 21 The one who despises his neighbor sins, But whoever shows compassion to the lowly is happy. 22 Will not those who plot mischief go astray? But those intent on doing good will receive loyal love and faithfulness. 23 There is benefit in every kind of hard work, But mere talk leads to want. 24 The crown of the wise is their wealth; But the foolishness of the flagrant is only foolishness."

Prove 14:19 Practicers of bad or corruption must one day acknowledge their path is not leading to the happiness they imagined it would, but rather, is leading to spiritual death. They must bow in respect of the good, or upright ones. If their acknowledgement humbles them, they may repent of their error, and in God's mercy, find the path of life and the true happiness they were missing.


"20 The poor man is less loved even by his neighbors, But many are the friends of the rich person."

Prove 14:20 Let's look at this from a spiritual standpoint: Spiritually wealthy ones are learning right, loving, peaceable ways and often do gain many friends, whereas those spiritually destitute may not have many. Once again, may we reach out to such ones, if they might respond to receiving loving, spiritual assistance, to look to God and His word for the wisdom and counsel needed (Prove 2:1-6; 3:5-8; James 1:5). Psalm 34:18 says of God, "Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted; He saves those who are crushed in spirit." In imitation of our God, may we willingly aim to help those in need, as the upright woman of Proverbs 31 "extends her palm to the lowly one, And she opens her hands to the poor." (Prove 31:20)


"21 The one who despises his neighbor sins, But whoever shows compassion to the lowly is happy."

Prove 14:21 The poor man of the previous verse really should not normally be "despised." May our compassion overcome any tendency to hate or despise others, which would be sinning. Thus we may maintain true happiness, as hatred of others does little to contribute to this. Rather, loving and even praying "for those who persecute you," as Jesus instructed in his Sermon on the Mount, may prove to have a good effect on others, as well as ourselves. (Matth 5:44). May we realize that even those practicing bad are often desperately in spiritual need, and who will be there to lovingly help them? If we cannot do it ourselves, can we at least, with godly insight, overlook an offense, and compassionately pray for them to receive needed help? (Prove 19:11). This is not to say that serious violations should merely be overlooked or brushed aside. Such conduct usually needs to be brought to the attention of those authorized to provide assistance in some way, such as one who claims to be a "brother" but engages in serious immoral conduct (1Cori 5:11-13). Nevertheless, such ones have been known to repent, ask forgiveness, and mend their ways, paving the way for extended mercy. (1Cori 6:9-11). Serious, but lesser sins may be addressed by following the counsel of Matthew 18:15-17. Minor sins, however, may be a different story. Colossians 3:13-14 says this: "Continue putting up with one another and forgiving one another freely even if anyone has a cause for complaint against another. Just as Jehovah freely forgave you, you must also do the same. 14 But besides all these things, clothe yourselves with love, for it is a perfect bond of union." May God reward the love you show!


"22 Will not those who plot mischief go astray? But those intent on doing good will receive loyal love and faithfulness."

Prove 14:22 The rewards are many for those "intent on doing good," rather than plotting mischief! Psalm 18:25 says of God, "With someone loyal you act in loyalty; With the blameless man you deal blamelessly." Thus, such ones receive of God's loyal love and faithfulness, as may be expressed by others. Recall that God "makes all his works cooperate together for the good of those who love God." (Roman 8:28). May we rejoice to receive of God's blessings for pursuing an upright course before Him! On the other hand, how unkind and imprudent, failing to consider the consequences, are those planning to violate right conduct or even harm others! May we NEVER give thought to how we might deliberately ignore God's counsel and pursue a wayward course, but rather, hope in God's blessing and favor, the rewards of uprightness, as we most certainly CAN learn and hold to God's standards and find prosperity and happiness in doing so!


"23 There is benefit in every kind of hard work, But mere talk leads to want."

Prove 14:23 While planning is beneficial and important, is it not the "hard work" that's needed in order to receive the benefits, actually accomplishing what we've set out to do? Merely talking, without appreciation for the effort necessary for success, brings little benefit. In harmony with this, praising others for their head knowledge, rather than for efforts to use their knowledge for the benefit of others, causes laziness. As ones gain knowledge of beneficial skills, that may for instance contribute to their ability to earn a living, why should they not put that knowledge to work, and practice those skills to benefit others and themselves if it is reasonable to do so? How much wiser and better to put good and beneficial knowledge to work, benefitting both ourselves and others!


"24 The crown of the wise is their wealth; But the foolishness of the flagrant is only foolishness."

Prove 14:24 Truly wise ones become successful in life, bringing wealth upon themselves and others. This wealth is primarily spiritual, placing emphasis on one's relationship with God and the blessings of eternal life. However, the skills gained by true wisdom may often bring a measure of material wealth as well, with God's blessing. Still, such ones are typically content with the necessities of life, remaining humbly reliant upon God. Foolish ones rarely apply knowledge skillfully for the benefit of others--most often only selfishly for their own benefit. Any material wealth a foolish one may gain is not accompanied by spiritual wealth, and may even be spent in foolishness, lacking God's blessing. May we willingly continue growing in true wisdom, seeking to apply divine knowledge for the everlasting welfare of ourselves and others, cultivating true love for God and our neighbor.


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"25 A true witness saves lives, But a deceitful one lies with every breath. 26 There is strong confidence in the awe of Jehovah, And it will be a refuge for his children. 27 The awe of Jehovah is a fountain of life, To turn one away from the snares of death. 28 A multitude of people are a king’s majesty, But a ruler without subjects is ruined. 29 The one who is slow to anger has great discernment, But the impatient one displays his foolishness. 30 A calm heart gives life to the body, But jealousy is rottenness to the bones."

Prove 14:25 "Truthful lips will endure forever, but a lying tongue will last for only a moment." says Proverbs 12:19. The testimony of a true witness may more immediately save a life, but also encourages life by honest, truthful speech, and often sharing important truth with others. A deceitful witness, on the other hand, cannot be trusted to speak the truth, or to act in the best interests of others.


"26 There is strong confidence in the awe of Jehovah, And it will be a refuge for his children."

Prove 14:26 The "strong confidence" that comes with the awe of Jehovah is in Jehovah himself, rather than in oneself. As Psalm 46:1 says, "God is our refuge and strength, a help that is readily found in times of distress." Thus, having this healthy fear of displeasing God, and lovingly teaching it to one's children, will help the children to find this refuge as well.


"27 The awe of Jehovah is a fountain of life, To turn one away from the snares of death."

Prove 14:27 As Proverbs 8:13 says, "The awe of Jehovah means the hating of bad." By seeing the ill consequences of badness, we may come to hate it, steering clear of "the snares of death," and remaining on the path to endless life. Having such awe moves us to share life-giving truth with others, proving this awe to be a "fountain of life." Regarding God's son, Isaiah 11:1-2 says "A twig will grow out of the stump of Jesʹse, And a sprout from his roots will bear fruit. 2 And the spirit of Jehovah will settle upon him, The spirit of wisdom and of understanding, The spirit of counsel and of mightiness, The spirit of knowledge and of the awe of Jehovah." This one sets an example for others, to grow in divine wisdom.


"28 A multitude of people are a king’s majesty, But a ruler without subjects is ruined."

Prove 14:28 Proverbs 29:2 says: "When the upright are many, the people rejoice, But when the corrupt one rules, the people groan." Thus a king does well to pursue true wisdom and uprightness, with the favor and blessing of God, on himself and his people. Turning from uprightness would cause ruin to himself and a poor example to his people, who may thus fall into calamity.


"29 The one who is slow to anger has great discernment, But the impatient one displays his foolishness."

Prove 14:29 To loyally have patience with others, both insight and discernment are shown to prove beneficial. Discernment enables one to judge properly between things, such as right and wrong, true and false, and so on. This makes it possible to have compassionate insight, seeing the real reasons behind someone's speech, actions, and decisions. If someone gets rude to us just after spilling coffee on his brand new shirt, can we not understand and exercise more patience with the person? Being impatient often results in "foolishness," and does little to help the situation.


"30 A calm heart gives life to the body, But jealousy is rottenness to the bones."

Prove 14:30 One who is patient contributes to calmness of heart, as well as one who seeks to avoid the ravages of jealousy. What is jealousy? It is a hateful competitive spirit toward another that seeks to prevent that one from receiving anything that gives the impression that s/he is better in some way. This may cause the jealous one to attempt cruel interference with their enjoying any such honor or possession. The scripture says it is "rottenness to the bones," or "to the core." We also read, at James 3:16, "For wherever there are jealousy and contentiousness, there will also be disorder and every vile thing." EVERY "VILE," or UNWORTHY THING! Such jealousy does nothing to benefit humanity in any way. May we reject any such inclination, and rather, "Rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep." (Romans 12:15).



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“31 The one who defrauds the lowly one insults his Maker, But whoever shows compassion to the poor glorifies Him. 32 The corrupt one will be brought down by his own evil, But the upright one will find refuge in his integrity. 33 Wisdom rests quietly in the heart of an understanding person, But among the flagrant it must make itself known. 34 Uprightness exalts a nation, But sin is disgraceful to a people. 35 The king finds pleasure in a servant who acts with insight, But his fury is against the one who acts shamefully.”


Prove 14:31 Sometimes people sadly keep their distance from a poor person, perhaps not wanting to be seen by others and considered as someone “on their level.” They may be thinking of the popular adage, “Birds of a feather flock together,” or fear others may be thinking that way toward them. A more important Biblical principle, however, might be IMPARTIALITY ("freedom from bias or prejudice"), an aspect of both loyal love and true justice, as Peter stated at Acts 10:34-35: “34 At this Peter began to speak, and he said: “Now I truly understand that God is not partial, 35 but in every nation the man who reveres him and does what is right is acceptable to him.” Some may mistakenly believe that God typically withholds material benefits from wrongdoers, but this is not necessarily so. Recall Asaph, in Psalm 73, lamented how the ungodly often seem to prosper, saying in verse 12: “Yes, these are the ungodly, who always have it easy. They keep increasing their wealth.” He came to realize, however, as we read in verses 18-19: “18 Surely you place them on slippery ground. You make them fall to their ruin. 19 How suddenly they are devastated! How sudden is their finish as they come to a terrible end!” Yes, even economic hardship can befall almost any person, upright or not. Proverbs 24:16 says “16 For the upright one may fall seven times, and he will get up again, But the ungodly will be made to stumble by calamity.” How fine, then, when we show compassion to the poor, as Jesus does! This would include those "poor in spirit," who may be in desperate need of spiritual guidance. While we may appreciate the blessings and benefits of learning godly wisdom, would not God wish for us to unselfishly share it with those we discern would truly appreciate it? Whether poor materially or spiritually, God's son is eager to assist. Notice this, as stated at Psalm 72:12, “12 For he will rescue the poor who cry for help, Also the lowly one and whoever has no helper.” No one should be taking advantage of their plight. For instance, might we be able to diminish the commonality of charging desperate ones exorbitant interest on a loan, perhaps ‘defrauding them,’ just because they don’t have the means or credit to receive a better rate? Recall that even fellow Israelites were to loan to one who became desperate, what they needed, even without additional interest. This is one of the best ways to help someone. Would it not be better in the future, when the economy has stabilized and there are fewer "poor" among us, to consider adjusting our monetary system, to help out the poor, with a temporary low rate, if they must borrow from a financial institution, still while having the means to work off and repay the loan? The government could even step in, matching the low rate to the financial institution for providing a loan with low interest to such a one in genuine need, and in no way squandering the resources. In fact, why couldn't these institutions contribute also by helping in an important way to educate their customers on financial responsibility, and effective budgeting, for instance? Would not God himself reward those displaying a spirit of kindness toward such ones? Perhaps you might think of other ways that the plight of the poor may be taken into consideration. Happily, under the rulership of God’s son, more compassion will be shown to the poor, ‘saving them.’ Psalm 72:13-14 read: “13 He will have pity on the lowly and the poor, And the lives of the poor he will save. 14 From oppression and from violence he will rescue them, And their blood will be precious in his eyes.”


"32 The corrupt one will be brought down by his own evil, But the upright one will find refuge in his integrity."

Prove 14:32 At Psalm 57:6 David says “6 They have prepared a net to ensnare my feet; I am bowed down with distress. They have dug a pit ahead of me, But they fell into it themselves.” David was essentially a man of integrity. Firmly holding to God’s right standards benefits and protects us in many ways. This is the course He blesses. Integrity is wholeness or completeness without corruption. We should never choose to act corruptly, out of harmony with God’s laws or ways. May we continually look to Jehovah for support in pursuing a right course in life, finding and maintaining divine favor, with eternal happiness in view.



"33 Wisdom rests quietly in the heart of an understanding person, But among the flagrant it must make itself known."

Prove 14:33 Of course, "quietly" here does not mean we shouldn't compassionately share divine wisdom with others, to their everlasting benefit! Rather, this indicates that a truly wise person is not a know-it-all, but instead, is humble. Proverbs 1:5 says “5 A wise person listens and takes in more instruction...” An overly proud or morally foolish person often no longer sees the need to listen to others, especially those they consider “beneath” them. James 1:19 says “19 Know this, my beloved brothers: Everyone must be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger.” Most persons are going to have some knowledge that we ourselves do not, that we can benefit from. So should one believe he is so smart that he must always do all the talking? Perhaps such a person is lacking understanding in some respects, as true “wisdom rests quietly,” not loudly, in the heart of an understanding one. One not consistently doing right may be seeking his own glory above God’s, and therefore may deem it necessary to make known his own “wisdom” over and above others. May we be careful to humbly acknowledge God’s right to a good reputation, praising His wisdom as found in His divine word, as bringing the greatest satisfaction and spiritual astuteness to man.



"34 Uprightness exalts a nation, But sin is disgraceful to a people."

Prove 14:34 May we thus encourage such uprightness among others, as leading to true success and happiness before God and mankind. Who knows better what we need to make us truly happy than our Maker, Jehovah God himself? For instance, aren’t we happy to embrace a beloved family member, to have the feeling of touch, along with the other senses? Have you ever had your lower mouth numbed for dental work? How did it feel to touch your chin right afterward? Or, how did it NOT feel? It seems as though your chin is dead, no longer able to feel. Do we appreciate the Creator who Himself placed such sensors over our entire body for our protection and well-being? May we recognize Jehovah as the giver of “every good gift and every perfect present,” and appreciatively use whatever gifts and talents we have in harmony with His right standards and ways, not sinning disgracefully. (James 1:17). God knows how we tick, and what will lead us to the best life we can enjoy! May we be mindful of God’s eternal purpose, and live for the joy that is set before us, not only in serving God now, but everlastingly.



"35 The king finds pleasure in a servant who acts with insight, But his fury is against the one who acts shamefully.”

Prove 14:35 Acting with insight requires compassion, looking at things from another person’s perspective, seeing beyond the obvious. Proverbs 19:11 says “The insight of a man certainly slows down his anger, And it is beauty on his part to overlook an offense.” In this case, understanding why a person was rude to us, for instance, helps us take the action of “overlooking an offense,” letting the offense go, forgetting it. Perhaps they had just spilled coffee on their brand new dress shirt. Understanding this can stir patience with people, smoothing over what could otherwise cause hurt feelings. This is contrasted with acting “shamefully,” or disgracefully, void of thoughtfulness or consideration for others or their feelings. Such insolence upsets the king, whereby he takes pleasure in the empathetic, insightful one. While Jesus Christ is ultimately the king representing Jehovah, any anger he displays is under control, as he looks for ways to assist, even wayward ones! (Isaiah 55:7-9). Why, if the king takes pleasure in one acting with insightful compassion, would not he himself do so? Another translation reads: "The king's favor is toward a servant who acts wisely, but his anger is toward him who acts shamefully." (NASB). May all who would live forever in truly peaceful conditions come to fear God, turning aside from badness, hating shameful conduct. Also, those in authority as kings submitting to Christ's dominion, also taking pleasure in God’s divine wisdom and uprightness, may react similarly.








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Between Winchester, Virginia, and hopefully, Washington D.C., having confidence that our thankful trust in God will not fail to inspire us to the peace He has purposed via His Kingdom!  

By Mark Allen Campbell (M. Camelangemy, Joshua M.) December 20, 2025
FLS START Blogpost 1 (1-3) Shorthand: ETH09A1: (4A) Ps119 S02B, (3) PR-A(9.3). / 08A3: (3) Upds, PR-A(9.2). / 09A3: Important Note, (2A) PS, Ps067. / 07A1: (2B) SW-1, (3) PR-A(9.1), New blogpost 1. / NOTES : (y.B30,oC26 Fri 6:20; 9:59 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Adding (3) Proverbs A, chapter 9, verses 10-12. Possibly adding Psalm 119...(4A) Stanza 2B added! (y.B27,oC23 Tue 7:01,43; 8:12,20,50 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (3) Proverbs A, chapter 9, verses 7-9, PR-A(9.2) . Updates. (y.B25,oC21 Sun 8:16; 9:23,27,31 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (2A) Psalm 67, A Plea for God's Blessing On Earth. I believe I had interference from talking up the holiday as Christ's Family Weekend on the website this year, although many still likely heard, for Dec 27th and 28th; there is strong reason for caution, due to God's blessing potentially being removed from Dec 25. Some prophecies were fulfilled in recent years, including one about Job's cursing of the day of his birth, which both was historically Dec 25 and whose life foreshadowed Christ in some ways, prophetically. When God's blessing is on a day, He has often protected people from danger; For years now Jesus above (AzGod) has been saving thousands of lives weekly traveling roadways for instance. It is acknowledged that this went so misunderstood this year, without realizing a completely acceptable alternative in Christ's Family Weekend, but God and Jesus Christ above still have made clear that safe travel cannot be guaranteed for Dec 25. Why not open some gifts on the evening of the 24th, and save the rest for Christ's Family Weekend, on the 27th and 28th, good days for traveling to family, etc. for the same. To the extent that we do such things, we will please both God and Christ, showing faith in their word. Be careful what you do on the 25th, seeking God's approval, and pray about the matter if there are already plans made on that day. (y.B24,oC20 Sat 6:08; 7:16; 8:55 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! New blogpost 1, with (3) Proverbs A, chapter 9, verses 1-6, PR-A(9.1) . Also, posted a new (2B) SongWeekly, SW-1 . Update.
By Mark Allen Campbell (M. Camelangemy, Joshua M.) December 19, 2025
FLS Blogpost 2 (4-6) Shorthand: ETH09A1: (4A) Ps119 S02B. / 09A2: (PA) Upd, (4A) Ps119 S02A, New blogpost 2. / NOTES: (y.B30,oC26 Fri 9:59 am EST) Hello! Adding (4A) Psalm 119 Stanza 2B. (y.B23,oC19 Fri 7:23; 9:13,17 am EST) Hello! New blogpost 2, added (4A) Psalm 119 Stanza 2A Commentary. Updated Persistent Article (PA) Psalm 119 Intro S01-S04. Correction, Format.
By Mark A. Campbell (M. Camelangemy, Joshua M.) December 18, 2025
FLS Blogpost 3 (7-9) Shorthand, Educ Note: ETH10A1 (7) Upd, PR-B(14.4), New blogpost 3. / The informative material on this page 3 is intended to assist those of age, including youths considered so by those responsible, to grow in wisdom, faith, gratitude, peace, and godlove, becoming satisfied with the life God purposed all to have. Blogposts A&B present the right view to have on such material, with adequate comprehension, good to acquire by ages 9 to 11, making material as on this page more appropriate. NOTES : (y.B22,oC18 Thu 8:46,50; 10:20 am EST) Hello! New blogpost 3 for second half of New Calendar Q4 (half the world, originating in U.S.). 2025 8C/8. Planning on return to Monthly posts next year. Adding (7) Proverbs B, chapter 14, verses 13-18, PR-B(14.4). Update, Proverbs 14:15.
By Mark Allen Campbell (Joshua M., M. Camelangemy) October 26, 2025
FLS START Blogpost 1 (1-3) Shorthand: ETH06A1: Notes. / 07A1: Notes. / 10A1: (7) Upd, PR-B(14.4). / 09A1: (3) PR-A(8.6), Notes. / 08A1: (7) PR-B(14.3), (4A) Ps119 S01B. / 06A1: (3) PR-A(8.5). / 06A1: (4A) Ps119 S01A. / 04A2: (1A) NV-A (A 707) Landlines. / 10A2: (PA3) CTC, Upd2, More Orderly Time article!!, Notes, near post. / 02P1: (PA3) CTC, More Orderly Time article! / 10A2: (1A) NV-A(A 706), (3) PR-A(8.4), notes. / 09A1: Notes, an update sometime... / 06A1: (3) PR-A(8.3). / 08A2: Notes, (1A) NV-A (A 705), (3) PR-A(8.2), upcoming NV later. / 07A2: (PA) Sum, (PA,8A) Updating, (3) PR-A(8.1), Notes. / 01P5: Upd's, (PA) Sum, Yet More, (BP3 PA) More Orderly Time article, (PA) Sum More Orderly Time, Notes, art. / 08A4: (3) Upd, Added also PR-A(7.6). / 08A1: Notes, Post list, (3) PR-A(7.5), CTC. / 08P2: (8A) CTC art, Avoid Driving under Influence, (3) Upds, PR-A(7.4), notes. / 06A3: (PA-2) on BP2, 4-5A GL-Deut,EE New World. / 10A2: Upd, Notes. / 05P2: (1A) Kingdom and U.S. Republic, (5) EE, God's Love in Christ, (1A) GA art. / NOTES : (y.B24,oC20 Sat 6:08 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Working on New blogpost 1, with (3) Proverbs A, chapter 9 segment. (y.B23,oC19 Fri 6:05; 7:26 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Still preparing the new blogpost 2 (8B) for release with at least (4A) Psalm 119 Stanza 2A commentary, aiming by 7am. Then also blogpost 1 start page, 8A. Please pardon delay, posted 8B, blogpost 2, with 2A commentary. (y.B22,oC18 Thu 10:22 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Posted New blogpost 3 and (7) Proverbs B, with update. (y.B21,oC17 Wed 6:01; 9:09 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! It's been time to put up new blogposts, 8A, 8B, 8C. This is the second half of the last quarter of the true 400-day year. I will probably not continue this method of 6-week intervals, but probably return to what's most relatable, monthly posts. I'm working on the new blogposts, and may have something posted this morning...I'm adding the final segment of Proverbs A chapter 8 to this post, 7A, before moving to the 8A, etc. Now posted, (3) Proverbs A, chapter 8 verses 32-36, PR-A(8.6) . (y.B20,oC16 Tue 6:08; 8:00 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (4A) Psalm 119 Stanza 1B Commentary with 1A still. Added (7) Proverbs B, chapter 14, verses 10-12, PR-B(14.3). (y.B16,oC12 Fri 6:01 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (3) Proverbs A, chapter 8, verses 22-31, PR-A(8.5). (y.B15,oC11 Thu 6:10 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added blogpost 2, (4A) Psalm 119 Stanza 1A Commentary! Also note yesterday's (1A) NewsView post (A 707) on Phone Landlines! (y.B14,oC10 Wed 4:24,33 pm EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (1A) NewsView-A (A 707), Theme: Phone Landlines--Maintaining Them and Benefitting (y.B11,oC07 Sun 10:03,33 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! About to post IMPORTANT UPDATE to that same blogpost 3 Persistent Article, 8A CTC, More Orderly Time, Month and Daynames (8-Day Calendar) . There was a portion of months with a planned change that has now been adjusted and implemented into the article, along with a return of another. NOW POSTED ! Another adjustment or two, and formatting. (y.B10,oC06 Sat 2:20 pm EST) Hello! UPDATE to blogpost 3, (PA), 8A CTC, More Orderly Time, Month and Daynames (8-Day Calendar). (y.B09,oC05Fri 6:01; 9:48; 10:01,08 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Posted (3) Proverbs A, chapter 8, verses 17-21, PR-A(8.4). Planning more posts, including a NewsView. Posted the (1A) NewsView-A, (A 706) Vaccines Role in Saving Life, Corrections. Added to list. update. (y.B08,oC04Thu 6:18; 9:54 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Transmitting changes to the Blogpost 3 full article on the 8 Day Calendar, will report as soon as the article is updated! Some things have arisen, let's not have a time constraint today...it may or may not come later today. (y.B06,oC02Tue 6:08 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (3) Proverbs A, chapter 8 verses 12-16, PR-A(8.3). (y.B03,oB29Sat 5:58; 8:25,50 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (3) Proverbs A, chapter 8 verses 6-11, PR-A(8.2) . If missed, see PR-A(8.1) in the list below it. ALSO, upcoming is a NewsView piece, sometime this morning. Posted (1A) NewsView-A (A 705) Theme: Extreme Overreach from D.C. Guard Incident. I still need to update a few more things in the full or main article on blogpost 3, under Persistent Articles, the CTC, More Orderly Time, New Month and Daynames (8 Day Calendar). (y.B02,oB28Fri 6:15; 7:30,55 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! I apologize for delay (or being delayed). Added (3) Proverbs A, chapter 8, verses 1-5, PR-A(8.1) . The last current update to the (Persistent Article) 1A) Sum More Orderly Time article is still to come, planned this morning sometime, but don't forget the main article itself (Blogpost 3, Persistent Article), with the more complete explanations, etc. Important Name Update to (BP3, PA CTC) More Orderly Time article, and other Dayname corrections, etc. (PA) 1A) Sum More Orderly Time article has now been updated, with two new paragraphs following the Additional Information. I may re-arrange them later for a better article overall. (y.B01,oB27Thu 7:44,50; 10:13,31; 11:00 am; 12:37,50,53,57; 1:11,16,35,40,48 pm EST) Hello, wishing all well and a Happy Thanksgiving! I've worked on another article of interest which I aim to post/update before 10am or so. Also, some are familiar with my God's View of Celebrations article under the Misc. Heading, which I haven't updated for some time but helps with understanding God's balanced view of holidays, and that we should seek His view of matters. George Washington instituted Thanksgiving, which even has a correlation in God's word to a Harvest Festival required of God's people to commemorate each year! God certainly wants us to be thankful, at one time there was more confusion regarding the caution Jesus gave about a "world" (Greek "cosmos"), which had to do with a corrupt version of worship, essentially the "Babylon the Great" of Revelation. It is acceptable to God for us to have chosen important days to be holidays, we just need to respect His view of matters. I aim to review that Celebrations article sometime in the near future, and post an update. POSTED the First Portion of the Persistent Article (PA) GA, " 1A) Sum More Orderly Time (8-Day Calendar) " ! More to follow... (Also update to BP3, Persistent Article, CTC More Orderly Time--Month and Daynames). (This BP1 PA) GA, Sum More Orderly Time, Posted More . Still more to come. More Posted , last portion not being rushed. Updates. (y.A33,oB26Wed 7:51; 8:05,22,30,36 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Keeping PR-A(7.5) up, Added PR-A(7.6), Proverbs A, chapter 7, verses 24-27. Updates. (y.A32,oB25Tue 6:17,51,56; 7:48; 8:26 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Let me apologize for the delay. Posted (3) Proverbs A, PR-A(7.5), chapter 7, verses 7-10, 21-23 . Also note yesterday's post of (8A) Come to Consensus Corner, Avoid Driving Under the Influence . (Alcohol leaves the bloodstream over time. So to avoid driving under the influence means that IF alcohol is consumed, then it should still not be strong enough when driving begins to be substantially influencing your driving actions, reactions, etc. Largely, and in terms of law, the BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration) limit is the determining factor, and this can be fairly accounted for by considering beverages consumed and time spent following their consumption.) ALSO, moved more notes to Former Notes, you may scroll down for another Article List of Posts from 11/02-11/15. (y.A31,oB24Mon 6:47; 7:12,23,29 am; 8:23,35 pm EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (3) Proverbs A, PR-A(7.4), chapter 7, verses 10,17-21. Planning to post the next two posts the following two days, to complete chapter 7. Also planning the post of a (8) Come to Consensus Corner policy on Driving Under the Influence, and other posts. Updates. Added (8A) Come to Consensus Corner article, Avoid Driving Under the Influence . (y.A27,oB20Thu 6:13,16,24,27 am EST) Hello! Added a Persistent Article (PA) Collection on Blogpost 2, called 4A-5) Deuteronomy and New World, containing both Godz Lawl and Eternal Express segment collection. (y.A26Min,oB19Wed 6:58; 10:12,20 am EST) Hello, wishing all well! Drawing attention to yesterday's post of (1A) Golden Apples, How the Kingdom of God Relates to the (Proper) U.S. (Democratic) Constitutional Republic, as well as the Winit5to9 Podcast Text (1B) of Issue of Good Government. Also planning addition to (1A) Golden Apples, article Low Water Response/Conservation . Added paragraph, Hydration. Update. (y.A25Rih,oB18Tue 6:35; 9:21 am; 5:01,16 pm EST) Hello, wishing all well! Added (1A) Golden Apples, Low Water Response/Conservation . ALSO, added (5) Eternal Express, Comprehend God's Love in Christ . ADDED , to (1A) Golden Apples, How the Kingdom of God Relates to the (Proper) U.S. (Democratic) Constitutional Republic NOTE on (y.A16,oB09Sun): Asking for continued prayers for God's continued blessing on our seeking His will, on humbly acknowledging His hand on having made our nation great in the past, with His blessing on the Founders and Spirit-inspired documents, together comprising another holy book or collection, founding our government as it should be, although we've needed His help to apply it properly and see the God-blessed results with better unity, harmony, and cooperation, some of which was in evidence or growing for a time last year, 2024. Some wondered if our entire form of government needed to be thrown out, but this was not the case--God's blessing is not upon such an effort, and it actually threatens our Having His blessing on our nation to be His means of blessing all others! Our history reveals the progress toward peace that was in evidence over many decades, and God's blessing through His Kingdom on our efforts to respect the Democratic Constitutional Republic that the Founders established as our true God-blessed government, that can again become still more cooperative and effective in seeking the good of our people and humanity. It can take great and cooperative effort to make things right sometimes when it's necessary. Nevertheless, with God's help, we can still "Restore Good, and Move Forward"! POSTED the (8A) Important Update to article, Zeroeing Traffic Deaths and Minimizing Accidents , several paragraphs. Article Posts, 11/02-11/15 (Two weeks) y.A22Stz,oB15Sat (2) Psalm 103 y.A21Hvn,oB14Fri (1A) NewsView-A, REPOST, with Update of (A-306) as (A 704) Last Run of the Penny--Way Forward? ; (PA) Persistent Articles, a First One: GA(001) 2024 and 2020 Elections Finding Truth and Some Important Initiatives Etc. y.A20Wdn,oB13Thu (5) Eternal Express, Appreciate Bible Truth and Grow ; Update to (PA) Health and Hydration , subtitle Maintaining Proper Body Hydration for Improved Resistance to Illness; Also (1A) Golden Apples article, Safeguarding Life--Both Mother and Baby y.A19Too,oB12Wed (3) Proverbs A, chapter 7, verses 13-16, PR-A(7.3) ; Also, (6) Golden Bellz, Right Water--Not Simply H2O--Life-Promoting y.A17Son,oB10Mon Recommending podcast Issue of Good Government , a Winit5to9 broadcast, reference w0860-64; (8B) NewsView-B series, (B 703) True Election Results Determined, Honored with God's Blessing y.A16Fan,oB09Sun (8A) Important Update to article, Zeroeing Traffic Deaths and Minimizing Accidents y.A14Pld,oB07Fri (3) Proverbs A, PR-A(7.2) , chapter 7, verses 6-12 y.A13Thd,oB06Thu (7) Proverbs B, PR-B(14.2) , chapter 14, verses 6-9 y.A09,oB02Sun (2A) Psalm Select, Psalm 24, on God's Rightful Place Week's Article Posts, 10/25 to 11/01 y.A08, oB01Sat (2B) SongWeekly, SW[1]. Also, (5) Eternal Express, Building Trust in a Real God. y.A 07, o A31 (7) Proverbs B, PR-B(14.1), chapter 14, verses 1-5 y.A05, oA29 (8A) Come to Consensus, Abortion--Gaining Understanding and Finding Agreement with God's Help; (8B) Newsview, NV-B (B 608) Maritime Laws and Narcotics Crimes y.A04, oA28 (3) Proverbs A, PR-A(6.5), chapter 6, verses 23-29 y.A03, oA27 (4B) Psalm 119 Review 8 part 3 ; (1A) GA, HURRICANE MELISSA NEAR JAMAICA y.A02, oA26 (1A) Health and Hydration, update y.A01, oA25 (4B) Psalm 119 Review 8 part 1 of 3 Regarding view of U.S. Presidency, see Blogpost 3 (8B) NewsView, (B-513) Seeking True Presidency from 2024 Election, also selected (1B) Winit500 and Winit5to9 Broadcasts. BLOGPOSTS (1) START ( Segments 1-3 ) (1A) Golden Apples (1B) Win-it Minute, (2) Psalm Select, and (3) Proverbs A also Top Feature: Ten Commandments (Below) (2) ( Segments 4-6 ) (4A) Lawl of God (4B) Psalm 119, (5) Eternal Express, (6) Golden Bellz also Top Feature: Presidential Campaign 14 Points (Points 1-3) Look to God, Elections, Public Education (Points 4-7) Govt, Public Safety, LGTQ Rights, Economy (Points 8-10) Climate, Foreign Policy, Immigration, Peace (Points 11-14) Stable Government, Human Dignity, Respect for Law(l) (3) ( Segments 7-9 ) (7) Proverbs B (8A) Come to Consensus Corner (8B) NewsView-B (9) Godlove Home also Top Feature: CTC Corner Foundational Policies , 7-8 Articles Recent/NOTES/Current Additions NOTE (y25.926,oA16): PEACE. I intended to post earlier, ask for prayers again on things taking place as they rightly should, with God's blessing. Real effort to make things right, His way, will be blessed by Him and help get us back on track, or keep us on track for restored peace, the kind of peace former President Ronald Reagan and others did much to help move us toward by the hand of God or His Son above, Jesus Christ. We have been close to having this peace, and greater, worldwide, and many by God's spirit have been working together with me toward this, really all cooperating with God's will for a truly peaceful world! Still, may prayers continue that the true President of the United States, the true winner of the 2024 Presidential election, which was not Donald Trump, can become known as such, being blessed by God to be or become as this one should be and still can be, with at least gradual acknowledgement of the truth as it becomes more known or clear to the many truthlovers and supporters in our nation, our public, the world, our government, our news media, and so on. ALSO, I've added a new article under Persistent Articles, entitled: A Word At It's Right Time, and Good Humor . 820 Wdn, 9/07 Sun (1A) Maintain GA post, Seeing and Having Faith in Cramped or Puzzling Road to Life 816 Fan, 9/03 Wed (8B) NewzViewz, (B-513) Seeking True Presidency from 2024 Election .
By Mark Allen Campbell (Joshua M., M. Camelangemy) October 26, 2025
FLS Blogpost 2 (4-6) Shorthand: ETH06A1: (4A) Ps119 S01B. / 06A1: (4A) Ps119 S01A. / 10A2: (4B) GLS art list. / 06A2: (PA) 4A-5, Deut,EE New World. / 09A1: (5) EE, God's Love in Christ. / 08A1: (6) Upd to GB Right Water. / 06A1: (5) EE Grow, etc. / 10A1: (6) GB post! / 08A1: Format. / 01P1: Notes, (4A-4B), (5) EE art, update. / 09A1: (5) EE art, Real God. / 08A1: (4B) Ps119 Review 8 part 3. / 09A1: (4B) Ps119 Review 8 part 2. / 08P1: (4B) Ps119 Review 8 part 1, New blogpost 2. / NOTES: (y.B20,oC16 Tue 6:07 am EST) Hello! Added (4A) Psalm 119 Stanza 1B Commentary with 1A still. (y.B15,oC11 Thu 6:07 am EST) Hello! Added (4A) Psalm 119 Stanza 1A Commentary! (y.A31,oB24Mon 10:01,09 am EST) Hello! Added (4B) Godz Lawl Select, Freedom From Sin Essential in GLS List. (y.A27,oB20Thu 6:12,26 am EST) Hello! Added a Persistent Article (PA) Collection, called 4A-5) Deuteronomy and New World, containing both Godz Lawl and Eternal Express segment collection. (y.A25Rih,oB18Tue 9:19 am EST) Hello! Added (5) Eternal Express, Comprehend God's Love in Christ (y.A22Stz,oB15Sat 8:36 am EST) Hello! Update to (6) GOLDEN BELLZ, The Right Water... (y.A20Wdn,oB13Thu 6:16 am EST) Hello! Added (5) Eternal Express, Appreciate Bible Truth and Grow . Also added reference in GOLDEN BELLZ, The Right Water--Not Simply H2O--Is Life-Promoting , to the Health and Hydration article for more information. (y.A19Too,oB12Wed 10:34 am EST) Hello! Added post for (6) GOLDEN BELLZ!!! (y.A13Thd,oA06Thu 7:52; 8:00 am EST) Hello! Above format. (y.A10Min,oB03Mon 9:31; 11:50,53 am; 1:03 pm EST) Hello! Update to (5) EE, Building Trust. Switch of 4A (now Psalm 119) and 4B (now Godz Lawl Select). Addition of (4B) Godz Lawl Select theme, Freedom From Sin Essential. Switch of segments 3 and 6 upcoming. Changed. (y.A08Fwn,oB01Sat 9:17 am EDT) Hello! Added (5) Eternal Express, Building Trust in a Real God (y.A03Too,oA27Mon 8:48 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review 8 part 3, from Stanzas 20-22. (y.A02Moo,oA26Sun 9:33 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review 8 part 2, from Stanzas 15-19. (y.A01Son,oA25Sat 8:56 pm EDT) Hello! New blogpost 2. Adding Psalm 119 Review 8, part 1 of 3. Posted.
By Mark Allen Campbell (Joshua M., M. Camelangemy) October 26, 2025
FLS Blogpost 3 (7-9) Shorthand, Educ Note: ETH07A1: (7) PR-B(14.3). / 10A1: (PA) CTC 2nd UPDATE, More Orderly Time article!! / 02P1: (PA) CTC UPDATE, More Orderly Time article! / 07A1: (PA) CTC, More Orderly Time, notes. / 10A1: (PA) CTC, More Orderly Time. / 08P2: (8A) Upd, CTC, Avoid Driving under Influence. / 03P1: (8B) NV-B (B 609). / 08P1: (8A) Update. / 09A1: Upd, (7) PR-B(14.2). / 02P1: (7) PR-B(14.1). / 06P1: (8B) NV-B (B 608), (8A) CTC-Abortion. / 08P1: Notes, New blogpost 3. / The informative material on this page 3 is intended to assist those of age, including youths considered so by those responsible, to grow in wisdom, faith, gratitude, peace, and godlove, becoming satisfied with the life God purposed all to have. Blogposts A&B present the right view to have on such material, with adequate comprehension, good to acquire by ages 9 to 11, making material as on this page more appropriate. NOTES : (y.B20,oC16 Tue 7:59 am EST) Hello! Added (7) Proverbs B, chapter 14 verses 10-12, PR-B(14.3). (y.B11, oC07 Sun 10:24 am EST) Hello! SIGNIFICANT UPDATE to same, Persistent Article, 8A CTC, More Orderly Time, Month and Daynames (8-Day Calendar). The portion of months now adjusted and implemented into article, along with a return of one name. Also another correction or two. (y.B10,oC06 Sat 2:18 pm EST) Hello! UPDATE to (PA), 8A CTC, More Orderly Time, Month and Daynames (8-Day Calendar). (y.B02,oB28 Fri 7:27 am EST) Hello! Update, and updating (PA), 8A CTC, More Orderly time, Month and Daynames (8-Day Calendar). Important Name update, and other Dayname corrections, etc. (y.B01,oB27 Thu 10:27 am EST) Hello! Update to (PA), 8A CTC, More Orderly Month and Daynames (8-Day Calendar). (y.A31Slt,oB24Mon 8:20,34 pm EST) Hello! Added (8A) Come to Consensus Corner article, Avoid Driving Under the Influence . Update. (y.A17Son,oB10Mon 3:08 pm EST) Hello! Added (8B) NewsView-B series, (B 703) True Election Results Determined, Honored with God's Blessing. (y.A16Fan,oB09Sun 2:34; 8:23 pm EST) Hello! Important Update to (8A) Come to Consensus Corner article, Zeroeing Traffic Deaths and Minimizing Accidents, several paragraphs. Slight updates. (y.A13Thd,oA06Thu 7:45,53; 8:01; 9:27 am EST) Hello! Added (7) Proverbs B, PR-B(14.2), chapter 14, verses 6-9. Above format. Addition to v.9 (y.A07Clm,oA31Fri 2:39 pm EDT) Hello! Added (7) Proverbs B, PR-B(14.1), chapter 14, verses 1-5. (y.A05Hvn,oA29Wed 6:15 am; 6:18 pm EDT) Hello! Added (8A) additional Come to Consensus Corner article under Latest, entitled Abortion--Gaining Understanding and Finding Agreement with God's Help. Maintained previous CTC article, as another update is still ensuing, on Traffic Deaths and Accidents. ALSO, added (8B) Newsview, NV-B (B 608) Maritime Laws and Narcotics Crimes (y.A01Son,oA25Sat 8:17 pm EDT) Hello! New blogpost 3.
By Mark A. Campbell (Joshua M., M. Camelangemy) September 29, 2025
FLS START Blogpost 1 (1) GA&WM (2) PS (3) PR-A. ETH07P1: (4B) Ps119 Review6 of S20-22. / 10A2: (4B) Ps119 S22A&B. / 09A3: (1A) NV-A (A 607), (3) PR-A(6.4). / 07P3: (1B) W5a post, W59 posts, (4B) Ps119 S21A, B now also. / 08A1: (2A) Psalm 15, (2B) SW[3], (7) PR-B(13.5). / 03P1: Upd to PA art. / 03P2: Format, (PA) new art., Notes. / 07A1: (3) PR-A(6.3), (PA) article, notes. / 10A1: Notes. / 06A1: (4B) Ps119 S20A&B. / 06A1: (4B) Ps119 Preview S20-22. / 06A2: (3) PR-A(6.2), and PR-B(13.3,13.4). NOTES : (y.934Himd,oA24Fri 8:21; 10 am; 7:50 pm EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Planning to post the (4B) Psalm 119 Review 6 Stanzas 20-22 this morning EDT, possibly in stages. Posted all. Update. (y.933Lnr,oA23Thu 8:33; 10; 10:46 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! I apologize for delay this morning. Planning (4B) Psalm 119 Stanza 22A&B, final stanza(!) by 10am EDT. Posted. Update, formatting. (y.932Fan,oA22Wed 5:55; 6:48; 9:12,14,22,59 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Added (3) Proverbs A, PR-A(6.4), chapter 6 verses 20-23 . Update. ALSO, post of (1A) NewsView-A, (A 607) Unity of a Union. Time 09:22. Posted to NV-A Drop-down list. (y.930Pld,oA20Mon 7:33; 8:31 am; 7:37,50,53 pm EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Stanza 21A, B to come. Now Stanza 21B also. Shortened (1B) W59 Winit5to9 Episode Text, showing just Introductory episodes, with full broadcasts in the drop-down list below them. Upcoming, addition of broadcast text of w0840 U.S. Election for President 2024. Posted. This and these broadcasts can be heard on Spotify, in my Find Life And See Earview Podcast. This one W5a (Winit500) w0840-44 (y.928Wnd,oA18Sat 7:08,50; 8:12 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Added (7) Proverbs B, chapter 13, verses 22-25. Posted (2B) SW[3], SongWeekly two songs. Also, Updated (PA) Persistent Article, Psalm 15, and posted under Psalm Select. (y.927Trs,oA17Fri 3:33 pm EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Update to Persistent Article (PA), 1A) A Word At It's Right Time, and Good Humor. (y.926Min ,oA16Thu 7:39-40,46,50 am; 2:58; 3:11,33 pm EDT) Hello, wishing all well! I intended to post earlier, ask for prayers again on things taking place as they rightly should, with God's blessing. Real effort to make things right, His way, will be blessed by Him and help get us back on track, or keep us on track for restored peace, the kind of peace former President Ronald Reagan and others did much to help move us toward by the hand of God or His Son above, Jesus Christ. We have been close to having this peace, and greater, worldwide, and many by God's spirit have been working together with me toward this, really all cooperating with God's will for a truly peaceful world! Still, may prayers continue that the true President of the United States, the true winner of the 2024 Presidential election, which was not Donald Trump, can become known as such, being blessed by God to be or become as this one should be and still can be, with at least gradual acknowledgement of the truth as it becomes more known or clear to the many truthlovers and supporters in our nation, our public, the world, our government, our news media, and so on. ALSO, I've added a new article under Persistent Articles, entitled: A Word At It's Right Time, and Good Humor . Highlighting posts, etc. (y.924Fwn,oA14Tue 5:08; 7:26 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Added a former post as a PA, called On the War in Gaza , something regarding it's origin and God's long-term solution. An update to (8A) CTC, Zeroeing Traffic Deaths and Minimizing Accidents is upcoming, as well as another (3) Proverbs A, chapter 6, PR-A(6.3) . Posted the (3) Proverbs 6 verses 12-19 first. (y.923Clm,oA13Mon 10:05 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Praise to God through His Son above, Prince or Ruler of Peace, and King of Kings, for any contributions made to 'making wars cease'. Let your prayers continue that the peace process continue in Gaza, that aid flows in again for the people, as children of God there, and for God's blessing on all sides for their efforts toward a peaceful world. I know there are similar sentiments toward Ukraine and Russia, and in other areas. Working on a few things to post, sometime today or soon. (y.920Wdn,oA10Fri 9:41 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Stanza 20A&B . (y.919Too,oA09Thu 6:33-35 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Preview Stanzas 20-22 . (y.917Son,oA07Tue 6:05,24 am EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Added (3) Proverbs A, PR-A(6.2), chapter 6, verses 6-11 . Also, (7) on BP3, Proverbs B, PR-B(13.3), chapter 13, verses 13-16, and (13.4) verses 17-21 . Regarding view of U.S. Presidency, see Blogpost 3 (8B) NewsView, (B-513) Seeking True Presidency from 2024 Election BLOGPOSTS (1) START ( Segments 1-3 ) (1A) Golden Apples (1B) Win-it Minute, (2) Psalm Select, and (3) Proverbs A also Top Feature: Ten Commandments (Below) (2) ( Segments 4-6 ) (4A) Lawl of God (4B) Psalm 119, (5) Eternal Express, (6) Golden Bellz also Top Feature: Presidential Campaign 14 Points (Points 1-3) Look to God, Elections, Public Education (Points 4-7) Govt, Public Safety, LGTQ Rights, Economy (Points 8-10) Climate, Foreign Policy, Immigration, Peace (Points 11-14) Stable Government, Human Dignity, Respect for Law(l) (3) ( Segments 7-9 ) (7) Proverbs B (8A) Come to Consensus Corner (8B) NewsView-B (9) Godlove Home also Top Feature: CTC Corner Foundational Policies , 7-8 Articles Previous Week's Posts 916Fan,oA06Mon: PA Update, Sum More Orderly Time, under Additional Information 915Slt,oA05Sun: PA Update, Sum More Orderly Time 913Thd,oA03Fri (4A) Godz Lawl, Uphold Honest Integrity, Respecting God..., based on Exodus 22:10-13 912Wdn,oA02Thu (3) Proverbs A, PR-A(6.1) chapter 6, verses 1-5; (7) Proverbs B, PR-B(13.2) chapter 13, verses 6-12. ALSO, NewsView-A, (A 606) Saving From a Disruptive Shutdown 910Min,o930Tue (4B) Psalm 119 Review Part 5/5, Stanza 19 ; U.S. Presidency Newsview-B, blogpost 3, (B-513) 909Rih,o929Mon (4B) Psalm 119 Review Part 4/5, Stanza 18 Previous Week's Posts 907Clm,p927Sat: (2) Psalm Select, PS[2] Psalm 46 Reference to Peace , Also SW[2] 906Stz,p926Fri: (1B) Episode 5 w0879 to Spotify, the 3rd part, Lasting Peace, to Seeking God's Peaceable Kingdom, Paradise article 2 ; (1A) NewsView-B, (B-605) New Word for Excessive, Unchristian Penalties for Crimes? 905Hvn,p925Thu: (4B) Psalm 119 Review Part 2/5 (Stanza 16) . 904Wdn,p924Wed: (1A) NewsView-A (A-604) STORMS REGASA AND BUALOI IN EAST 903Tod,p923Tue: 902Mod,p922Mon: Winit5to9 broadcast, w0875-79 , episodes 1-2 Article 1 Faith in Warnings Given Prepared Many for Day of Judgement , and episodes 3-5 Seeking God's Peaceable Kingdom, Paradise 901Son,p921Sun: 833Lnr,p920Sat: (5) Eternal Express, article Finding Joy and Real Growth, based on Matthew 5:1-11, GNB 832Fan,p919Fri: (1A) NewsView-A, (A-603) Rights to Free Speech, What is Free? Recent/Current Additions 820 Wdn, 9/07 Sun (1A) Maintain GA post, Seeing and Having Faith in Cramped or Puzzling Road to Life 816 Fan, 9/03 Wed (8B) NewzViewz, (B-513) Seeking True Presidency from 2024 Election .
By Mark A. Campbell (Joshua M., M. Camelangemy) September 29, 2025
Blogpost 2 (4A,B) GL,Ps119; (5) EE; (6) GB; ETH07P1: (4B) Ps119 Review6 of S20-22. / 10A3: (4B) Ps119 S22A&B. / 08A1: (4B) Ps119 S21A, now B. / 06A1: (4B) Ps119 S20A&B. / 06A1: (4B) Ps119 Preview S20-22. / 06A3: (4A) Upd, GL Exodu22. / 06A1: (4B) Ps119 Review Part 5/5. / 07A1: (4B) Ps119 Review Part 4/5. / 06P1: (4B) Upd, Ps119 Review Part 3/5. / 06A1: (4B) Ps119 Review Part 2/5 (S16). / 08A1: (4B) Ps119 Review Part 1/5. / 11A1: (5) EE Finding Joy. / 06A1: Update. / 08P2 : (4A) GLS, article. / (5) EE: Protecting Peace, etc. / 06A2: (4B) Ps119, S19A&B. / 06P1: New post, kept (4A,5), upcoming (4B) Ps119, S19A&B. NOTES: (y.934Himd,oA24Fri 9:58 am; 7:48 pm EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review6 of Stanzas 20-22. Update. (y.933Lnr,oA23Thu 10; 10:34,44 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Stanza 22A&B. Update to v.171, and formatting. (y.930Pld,oA20Mon 7:33,43; 8:29 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Stanza 21A, B to come. Added 20A-B to dropdown. Added Stanza 21B. (y.920Wdn,oA10Fri 9:41 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Stanza 20A&B. (y.919Too,oA09Thu 6:33 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Preview Stanzas 20-22. (y.913Thd,pA03Fri 6:05,08,20 am EDT) Hello! Added (4A) Godz Lawl, Uphold Honest Integrity, Respecting God..., based on Exodus 22:10-13. Update. (y.910Mnd,p930Tue 6:17 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review Part 5/5, Stanza 19 . (y.909Riz,p929Mon 7:11 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review Part 4/5, Stanza 18 . (y.906Stz,926Fri 7:03,15,25 am; 6:46 pm EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review Part 3/5 , Stanza 17. Improved formatting, PARTS 1-5 HEADINGS. Added to List View. Update to Part 3, verse 130. (y.905Hvn,925Thu 6:11 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review Part 2/5 (S16) (y.904Wdn,924Wed 8:03 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Review (S15-19) Part 1/5 . (y.833Lnr,920Sat 11:27 am EDT) Hello! Added (5) Eternal Express, article Finding Joy and Real Growth , based on Matthew 5:1-11, GNB. (y.831Slv,918Thu 6:13 am EDT) Hello! Update to GLS, Godz lawl Select, etc. (y.830Slv,917Wed 5:33; 8:28,40 pm EDT) Hello! Added (4A) Godz lawl Select, GLS: Proper View of Law. GL Listing of article. (y.829Pld,916Tue 8:27 am EDT) Hello! Added (5) Eternal Express, (008-5.1), Current Post, based on Ephesians chapters 4-5, entitled: Among the 'More Important Things': Protecting Peace, Purity, Rejecting Badness. (y.823Clm,910Wed 6:19,33 am EDT) Hello! Added (4B) Psalm 119 Stanza 19A&B . Now also in Psalm 119 List. (y.822Stz,909Tue 6:53 pm EDT) Hello! New blogpost 2. Kept as starter, (4A) Godz Lawl, Respecting Another's Possessions , the (4B) Preview Psalm 119 Stanzas 15-19, upcoming Stanza 19A&B Commentary, and kept (5) Eternal Express, Progressing Toward Unity .
By Mark A. Campbell (Joshua M., M. Camelangemy) September 17, 2025
Blogpost 3 (7-9) PR-B, CTC, GLH: Shorthand, Educ Note. ETH07A1: (7) PR-B(13.5). / 08A1: (8A) Article update. / 06A1 : (7) PR-B(13.3), (13.4). / 11P1: (8B) NV-B (B 606), (7) PR-B(13.2). / 06P2: NV-B, B-605. / 05P1 Notes, New blogpost 3 / The informative material on this page 3 is intended to assist those of age, including youths considered so by those responsible, to grow in wisdom, faith, gratitude, peace, and godlove, becoming satisfied with the life God purposed all to have. Blogposts A&B present the right view to have on such material, with adequate comprehension, good to acquire by ages 9 to 11, making material as on this page more appropriate. NOTES : (y.928Wnd,oA18Sat 7:07 am EDT) Hello! Added (7) Proverbs B, chapter 13, verses 22-25. (y.924Fwn,oA14Tue 8:41 am EDT) Hello! Added (8A) CTC article update, Zeroeing Traffic Deaths, Minimizing Accidents, possibly another update sometime. (y.917Son,oA07Tue 6:22 am EDT) Hello! Added (7) Proverbs B, PR-B(13.3), chapter 13, verses 13-16, also PR-B(13.4), verses 17-21. (y.912Wnd,pA02Thu 9:37 am; 3:53; 11:27 pm EDT) Hello! Added (7) Proverbs B chapter 13, verses 6-12. ALSO, NewsView-B, (B 606) Saving From a Disruptive Shutdown. (y.906Stz,p926Fri 5:08,54; 6:08,58 pm EDT) Hello! Added NewzViewz-B, (B-605) New Word for Excessive, Unchristian Penalties for Crimes? Addition of NV-B, 6B#1 in List, (B-605) added. Formatting. (y.830Slv,p917Wed 3:59; 5:23 pm EDT) Hello! Posting New blogpost 3, added Update to (8A) Come to Consensus article, The Proper View of Law . Posted under Normal CTC post, as well as update as a Persistent Article. Added Issue of Good Government to Persistent Articles as well. Added (7) Proverbs B, chapter 13, verses 1-5 . Planning to post The Proper View of Law additionally to blogpost 2, under (4A) Godz Lawl Selection, GLS.
By Mark A. Campbell (Joshua M., M. Camelangemy) July 21, 2025
FLS START Blogpost 1 (1) GA&WM (2) PS (3) PR-A. ETH08P1: Format, (8B) NV-B, (B-513) True Presidency. / Week's Posts, Psal033, List, (PA1) Upd Health and Hydration. NOTES : (y.816Fan,903Wed 6:12,53; 7:11,43 am; 2:10-11; 8:26 pm EDT) Hello, wishing all well! Slight Update to (PA1) Persistent Articles, 1A - Health and Hydration. Previous Week's List of Last Week's Posts below, next coming. Added Psalm 33 to 2A List. Now, Last Week's Posts + This Week also! Added (8B) NewzViewz, (B-513) Seeking True Presidency from 2024 Election. Format. LAST WEEK'S POSTS + THIS WEEK 815/p902 Tue Proverbs A and B, PR-A(5.4-5), and PR-B(12.5) 814/p901 Mon Psalm 119 Stanza 18A-B 813/p831 Sun NewsViews-B, (B-512) De Minimis Agreement and Protections Dissolved? 811/p829 Fri (1A) and (T3) update How The Kingdom of God Relates to the (Proper) U.S. Constitutional Republic 810/p828 Thu (8A) Come to Consensus Corner, past article: Healing that Can Help Quell Aggravated Killings, Solutions Going Forward This is on blogpost 3, and podcasted in 4 parts on Find Life And See Podcast 809/p827 Wed (8A-3) Latest CTC article, Update to W59 podcast, on theme: Issue of Good Government 808/p826 Tue Find Life And See Podcast, as FLS.SG2 w08.550 Seeing and Having Faith in 'Cramped' Road to Life (Golden Apples) 807/p825 Mon (1A) Golden Apples, Seeing and Having Faith in the 'Cramped' or Puzzling Road to Life LAST WEEK'S POSTS 806/P824 Sun Persistent Article, Order of Christian Letters Inspired To Be Included in Written Word of God 805/p823 Sat (2) Psalm Select, Psalm 33 with remarks 804/p822 Fri (8B) NV-B, B-510 on Redistricting Initiatives , Also, B-511 Same topic 803/p821 Thu Ten Commandments switch to this page, also addition to Third, Misusing God's Name 803/p821 Thu Also, B-509, Educational Funding Cuts, Review 802/p820 Wed (8B) (B-508) Look Above for Greater Stability, Peace 801/p819 Tue (T3) How the Kingdom of God Relates to the (Proper) U.S. Constitutional (or Democratic) Republic LAST WEEK'S POSTS 732/p817 Sun (4A) Godz lawl, Respecting Another's Possessions 731/p816 Sat (2) SongzWeekly , two 730/p815 Fri (1B), Complete text, both Winit5to9 Broadcasts w0860-64 Issue of Good Government and w0865-69 Some Current Issues To Be Addressed-How? Also, (3) Proverbs A (5.6) and (7) Proverbs B (12.4) 729/p814 Thu (4B) Psal119 S16 , 728/p813 Wed Persistent Article update, Sum More Orderly Time , Calendar 7/8 misc ideas 727/p812 Tue At page bottom, Calendar 7/8 Conversion Table , discussed in PA, Sum More Orderly Time 726/p811 Mon Newly posted blogpost 2 top, I) Intro to Ten Commandments , updates to other 4 Ten C articles 725/p810 Sun Added to (8B) WGA-B, (B-507) Election Integrity 2024-25 . Also update to article Finding Truth .