OBITUARIES Minnie Combs, 88 CHURCH NEWSMinnie Combs, age 88, a resident of the Irvine...
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Page 6, The Estill County Tribune, November 9, 2016 OBITUARIES Printed free as a public service. Contact the funeral home to have an obituary included. Photos included at no charge. Local obituary Lines -- Lewis (723-8558) & Toler (723-4242) Contact the Estill County Tribune at 606) 723-5012 to have any out-of-county obituaries placed in this newspaper. CHURCH NEWS Church News is published as a free service of The Estill County Tribune. Call your announce- ment to (606) 723-5012; fax it to (606) 723-2743; or E-mail it to <[email protected]> or mail to 6135 Winchester Road, Irvine, KY 40336. Pine Hill Baptist Church is having a revival through Fri- day, November 11. Services will begin at 7 p.m. nightly with Bro. Shane Gabbard as the evangelist. Everyone is invited to at- tend. Thru Friday, November 11 @ 7pm Pine Hill Baptist Fall Revival There will be a singing at Panola Baptist Church with Pastor Marvin Neal on Sun- day, November 13th at 6 p.m. Special music will be pro- vided by Roger Crowe and the dulcimers. Everyone is invited. Sunday, November 13th @ 6pm Panola Baptist Church Singing Jimmie L. Johnson, DMD, PSC Family Dentistry 87 Wildwood Place (off Court St.) Irvine, Kentucky ( 606 ) 723-3213 FLORAL DESIGN by Nikki 391 Richmond Road Westgate Plaza Irvine, Kentucky Weddings • Funerals • Gifts • Candles Silk Funeral Flowers For Rent CALL TOLL-FREE 1-877-331-9081 606-726-0202 24 HRS: 606-975-2282 WE ACCEPT ALL CREDIT CARDS VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.FLORALDESIGNSBYNIKKI.COM Flowers for All Occasions Lillian Frances Barnes, 79, widow of Buddy Barnes, passed away Monday, Octo- ber 31, 2016 at her home in Irvine after a long illness. She was a native of Estill County, born May 11, 1937, a daughter of the late Elvie and Artie Harris Sams. She was a retired employee of Carhartt and a member of the St. Elizabeth Catholic Church. Mrs. Barnes was pre- ceded in death by her broth- ers, Bobby Jo, Johnny and Jimmy Sams; her sisters, Pauline Puckett, Imogene Williams and Wilma Billie Sams; and a grandchild, Ol- ivia Freeman. Survivors include her son, Buddy W. Barnes (Robin); her daughters, Paula Denise Elliott (Ricky) and Michele Renea Freeman (Ezra); her grandchildren, Shelby, Les- lie and Brandy; her great grandchildren, Blake, Kae- lynn, Ethan, Benton, Abby, Noah and Gabe; and her niece, Brenda Jarrell. Services were at the Lewis Funeral Home on Friday, November 4th at 1 p.m. with burial following in the Oakdale Cemetery. Friends called anytime after 11 a.m. on Friday, at the fu- neral home. Serving as pallbearers were Bud Tucker, Buck Walters, Ezra Freeman, Nel- son Benton, Bud Barnes, and Russ Russ Barnes. A memorial Mass service was held at St Elizabeth Catholic Church at 10 a.m. on Friday, prior to visitation at Lewis Funeral Home. All were welcome to attend. <LewisFH.com> _________________________________ Monday, October 31, 2016 Lillian Frances Barnes, 79 Old Time Baptist Church on Little Doe Creek Road, will be having a Gospel Sing- ing on Saturday, November 12th, starting at 7:00 p.m. Featured singers will be The Watson Family but all other singers are welcome. Everyone is invited to at- tend. Saturday, November 12th @ 7pm Gospel Singing at Old Time Baptist Supported by “I’m Alive... because of organ donation!” Leeya, Liver Recipient www.trustforlife.org 866-945-5433 _________________________________ Saturday, November 5, 2016 Minnie Combs, 88 Dorothy Jean Tipton Bal- lard, age 72, of Campbells Branch Road in Ravenna, passed away Wednesday, November 2, 2016, at the Ir- vine Nursing and Rehabili- tation Center. She was born October 7, 1944, in Dayton, Ohio, a daughter of the late Pearl and Clara Barnes Tipton. Mrs. Ballard was a homemaker and a retired beautician. She was a member of the Irvine First Church of God and had lived in Estill County most of her life. Mrs. Ballard is survived by her husband of 46 years, John Wesley Ballard; a daughter, Ida Lynette Bal- lard, Estill County; a son, John Wesley Ballard II (Daphne), Powell Coun- ty; one granddaughter, Leighanna Clay Ballard; one sister, Louise McIntosh; three brothers: Melvin Tip- ton (Sis), Paul Edward Tip- ton (Rhonda) and Bradley Tipton (Sheila); and two sis- ters-in-law: Christine Tipton and Shirl Tipton. She was preceded in death by five sisters: Golden John- son, Armilda McKie, Emma Watson, Donna Pack, and Virginia Tipton; two broth- ers: Neal Tipton and Manuel Tipton; and a brother-in-law, Virgil McIntosh. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home Chapel by Bro. Glyndon Woosley with burial following in the West Irvine Cemetery. Friends called between 6 and 9 p.m., Friday, November 4th at the funeral home. Family members and friends served as pallbear- ers. Honorary pallbearers were the staff of the Irvine Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. <TolerFuneralHome.com> _________________________________ Wednesday, November 2, 2016 Dorothy Tipton Ballard, 72 Seab Anglin, age 73, of McKee, Kentucky, passed away Sunday, November 6, 2016 at the University of Kentucky Medical Center. A native of Madison County, he born June 25, 1943, the son of the late Isaac and Nettie Jenkins Anglin. Mr. Anglin was a farmer known for his ability to raise huge gardens and his hobby of collecting knives. Survivors include his son, Brian Anglin (Andrea); his daughter, Melissa Gib- son (Wayne); his brother, Paul Gibson (Vada); and his grandchildren, Shayla and Kacey Gibson; Siobhan, Haley, Ruby, Nathaniel, and Caideen Anglin. Services will be at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, No- vember 9th at the Lewis Funeral Home with Brown. Vester Alexander officiat- ing. Burial will follow in the Hayden-Rose Cemetery in Madison County. Friends may call anytime after 11 a.m., Wednesday, at the fu- neral home. <LewisFH.com> _________________________________ Sunday, November 6, 2016 Seab Anglin, 73 Minnie Combs, age 88, a resident of the Irvine Reha- bilitation & Nursing Home passed away Saturday, November 5, 2016, at the Compassionate Care Center in Richmond, following a long illness. She was born April 1, 1928 in Estill County and was the daughter of the late Robert Lee and Mattie B. GrossGray.Mrs.Combswas a homemaker and a member of the Pea Ridge Holiness Church. She had lived in Estill County all of her life. Mrs. Combs was preced- ed in death by her former husbands, Richard Gilbert and Glen Riddell. She is survived by her husband, James Combs; three daughters, Della Young, Wyoming; Mildred Tolson (Bobby), Danville; and Marcy Grace (Jimmy), Estill County; three sons: Dennis Gilbert (Denise), Lexington; Freddie Gil- bert (Darlene), Ohio; and Vendell Gilbert, (Sue), Es- till County; three sisters: Maggie Brinegar, Barbara Gray and Lilly Hoover; 13 grandchildren, several step- grandchildren, and 22 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, Elbert Gilbert; five sisters: Bertha Hoover, Katherine Henry, Agnes Means, Gracie Gil- bert and Nancy Rose; and three brothers: Columbus, Hershel and Buford Gray. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, No- vember 9th at 1 p.m. at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home Chapel by Bro. Jerry Rose, Bro. Mark Sarver, Bro. David Woosley and Bro. Bobby Tolson. Burial will be at the Pea Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call between 6 and 9 p.m., Tues- day, November 8th at the funeral home. <TolerFuneralHome.com> Minnie Combs Hubert Wolfinbarger, age 64, of Sandhill Road in Irvine, Kentucky, passed away Tuesday, November 1, 2016, as the result of an automobile accident. He was born June 18, 1952, in Jackson County, a son of the late Park and Stella Hurley Wolfinbarger. He was a carpenter and had lived in Estill County for the past 17 years. Mr. Wolfinbarger is sur- vived by his wife, Nora Mae Deboard Wolfinbarger; two daughters: Crystal Mae Wolfinbarger and Jennifer Lynn Williams (Jared Ty- ler), both of Estill County; two sons: Hubert J. Wolfin- barger and Justin Wayne Wolfinbarger, both of Estill County; two sisters: Bertha Combs, Estill County; and Cletta Faye Harrison, Gar- rard County; two brothers: Eli Wolfinbarger, Owen County; and James Wolfin- barger, Estill County; and five grandchildren: Jalen Dean Carnes, Abry Makaye Carnes, Mark Evan Worrell, DouglasWayneWolfinbarg- er, and Bryce Wolfinbarger. He was preceded in death by a sister, Nanny B. Roe; and two brothers, Robert J. Wolfinbarger and Park Wolfinbarger Jr. Funeral services will be conductedTuesday, Novem- ber 8th at 11 a.m. at the War- ren F. Toler Funeral Home Chapel by Bro. Jay Dixon with burial to follow in the Marcum Cemetery. Friends may call between 6 and 9 p.m., Monday, November 7th at the funeral home. <TolerFuneralHome.com> _________________________________ Tuesday, November 1, 2016 Hubert Wolfinbarger, 64 _________________________________ Thursday, November 3, 2016 Darrell K. LoPresto, 59 Darrell K. LoPresto, age 59, of Irvine School Apart- ments, passed away Thurs- day November 3, 2016, af- ter a short illness. He was born March 27, 1957 to the late Sam LoPres- to and the late Margie Jane Ford Kendrick. He was a re- tired carpenter and an avid outdoorsman. He enjoyed baking, especially during the holidays, and spending time with his nieces, neph- ews and extended family. In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by an adopted son, Casey Jones; and an adopted daughter, Laura Dawn Jones; one brother, Russell LoPresto; and his stepfather, Ronald E. Kendrick, Sr. Survivors include five brothers: Marion LoPresto (Diane) of Owingsville, Jeff LoPresto of Mt. Sterling, Jerry Kendrick (Tracey) of Georgetown, Ronald Kend- rick Jr. (Druann) of Ripley, Ohio; and Raymond Ken- drick (Mary) of Morehead; six sisters: Diana LoPresto of Mt. Sterling, Jane Pocus (Jim) of Roseville, Michi- gan; Esther Wilcox (Ron- nie) of Lexington, Becky Letcher of Louisville, San- dra Riddle (Ron) of Ow- ingsville, and Cindy Wells (Justin) of Frenchburg; and several nieces and nephews who also survive. Visitation was held Sat- urday, November 5th from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Richard- son Funeral Home, 121 East Main Street in Owingsville. Funeral Services followed at 2 p.m., Saturday, at the funeral home with Brother Jeff LoPresto officating. Burial followed at the Little Slate Cemetery in Hope. <RichardsonFH.com> Darrell K. LoPresto 1. Is the book of Lamen- tations in the Old or New Testament or neither? 2. From Romans 11, of what tribe did Paul describe himself as a member? Benjamin, Rome, Barnabus, Tarsus 3. In which “Garden of” did Adam and Eve live? Everest, Eden, Heaven, Paradise 4. From the Bible, what was Adam made of or from? Eve’s rib, Earth’s dust, Ray of light, Fig leaf 5. What’s the Decalogue another name for? Ark of Covenant, Holy Grail, Ten Commandments, Last Sup- per 6. In Romans 5:6, Paul noted that Christ died for the ... ? Believers, Unbelievers, Righteous, Ungodly Answers on bottom of Page 13 Wilson Casey’s mainstream UFO book, “Swamp Gas & High Hopes 101,” is now available from TouchPointPress.com Someone has called this Psalm (70) an “Ar- row Prayer.” David was in a life-threatening situ- ation and needed help. There was no time for flowery words or trite phrases. It was now or never: If God did not respond immediately, it would be all over for him. He was frightened! And because of the urgency of this situa- tion, there are different ways to describe his im- mediate need: “Hasten, Lord; Please God, come quickly; Please God, rescue me right now; Come quickly, Lord, and help me!” At the time David of- fered this prayer there were some who were trying to kill him, hu- miliate him, put him to shame and take delight in the problems he was facing. Some of his clos- est friends threatened to destroy him. He was dis- appointed. He felt empty and forsaken. Those whom he had trusted betrayed him and those whom he had helped turned against him. This happens to us all. David felt empty, bro- ken, alone and forgot- ten by everyone but his Lord. So, he did what he always did: he turned to God during a critical life-crisis begging for im- mediate assistance. He knew that God alone could and would help him, save him, sustain him and shield him from harm. We, too, do the same. But in the midst his cry for help, David did as he always did: he praised God. Tucked away in the middle of this “Arrow Prayer” David said, “May those who long for Your saving help always say, ‘The Lord is Great.’” What a wonderful les- son for each of us. When we face moments of dis- tress let us never forget God’s greatness! EPS 161 Visit Our Website At <EstillTribune.Com> For Up-To-Date Obituaries
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OBITUARIESPrinted free as a public service. Contact the funeral home to
have an obituary included. Photos included at no charge. Local obituary Lines -- Lewis (723-8558) & Toler (723-4242)Contact the Estill County Tribune at 606) 723-5012 to have
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CHURCH NEWSChurch News is published as a free service of
The Estill County Tribune. Call your announce-ment to (606) 723-5012; fax it to (606) 723-2743; or E-mail it to <[email protected]> or
mail to 6135 Winchester Road, Irvine, KY 40336.
PineHillBaptistChurchishavingarevivalthroughFri-day,November11. Services will begin at 7
p.m.nightlywithBro.ShaneGabbardastheevangelist. Everyone is invited to at-tend.
Thru Friday, November 11 @ 7pm
Pine Hill Baptist Fall Revival
There will be a singing atPanola Baptist Church withPastor Marvin Neal on Sun-day,November13that6p.m.
Specialmusicwillbepro-vided by Roger Crowe andthedulcimers. Everyoneisinvited.
Sunday, November 13th @ 6pm
Panola Baptist Church Singing
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Lillian Frances Barnes,79,widowofBuddyBarnes,passedawayMonday,Octo-ber31,2016atherhomeinIrvineafteralongillness. ShewasanativeofEstillCounty,bornMay11,1937,adaughterofthelateElvieandArtieHarrisSams.Shewas a retired employee ofCarhartt and a member ofthe St. Elizabeth CatholicChurch. Mrs. Barnes was pre-cededindeathbyherbroth-ers, Bobby Jo, Johnny andJimmy Sams; her sisters,Pauline Puckett, ImogeneWilliams andWilma BillieSams;andagrandchild,Ol-iviaFreeman. Survivorsincludeherson,BuddyW. Barnes (Robin);herdaughters,PaulaDeniseElliott(Ricky)andMicheleReneaFreeman(Ezra);her
grandchildren,Shelby,Les-lie and Brandy; her greatgrandchildren, Blake, Kae-lynn,Ethan,Benton,Abby,Noah and Gabe; and herniece,BrendaJarrell. Services were at theLewis Funeral Home onFriday, November 4th at 1p.m. with burial followingin the Oakdale Cemetery.Friendscalledanytimeafter11a.m.onFriday,atthefu-neralhome. Serving as pallbearerswere Bud Tucker, BuckWalters,EzraFreeman,Nel-son Benton, Bud Barnes,andRussRussBarnes. AmemorialMassservicewas held at St ElizabethCatholicChurchat10a.m.onFriday,priortovisitationatLewisFuneralHome.Allwerewelcometoattend.
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Lillian Frances Barnes, 79
Old Time Baptist Churchon Little Doe Creek Road,willbehavingaGospelSing-ing on Saturday, November12th,startingat7:00p.m.
Featured singers will beThe Watson Family but allothersingersarewelcome. Everyone is invited to at-tend.
Saturday, November 12th @ 7pm
Gospel Singing at Old Time Baptist
Supported by
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_________________________________Saturday, November 5, 2016
Minnie Combs, 88
DorothyJeanTiptonBal-lard, age 72, of CampbellsBranch Road in Ravenna,passed away Wednesday,November2,2016,attheIr-vine Nursing and Rehabili-tationCenter. She was born October7,1944,inDayton,Ohio,adaughterofthelatePearlandClara Barnes Tipton. Mrs.Ballard was a homemakerandaretiredbeautician.ShewasamemberoftheIrvineFirstChurchofGodandhadlived inEstillCountymostofherlife. Mrs. Ballard is survivedbyherhusbandof46years,John Wesley Ballard; adaughter, Ida Lynette Bal-lard, Estill County; a son,John Wesley Ballard II(Daphne), Powell Coun-ty; one granddaughter,Leighanna Clay Ballard;onesister,LouiseMcIntosh;three brothers: MelvinTip-ton(Sis),PaulEdwardTip-
ton (Rhonda) and BradleyTipton(Sheila);andtwosis-ters-in-law:ChristineTiptonandShirlTipton.Shewasprecededindeathbyfivesisters:GoldenJohn-son,ArmildaMcKie,EmmaWatson, Donna Pack, andVirginia Tipton; two broth-ers:NealTiptonandManuelTipton;andabrother-in-law,VirgilMcIntosh. Funeral services wereconductedSaturdayat1:00p.m.at theWarrenF.TolerFuneral Home Chapel byBro.GlyndonWoosleywithburialfollowingintheWestIrvine Cemetery. Friendscalledbetween6and9p.m.,Friday,November4thatthefuneralhome. Family members andfriends served as pallbear-ers. Honorary pallbearerswere the staff of the IrvineNursing and RehabilitationCenter.
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_________________________________Wednesday, November 2, 2016Dorothy Tipton Ballard, 72
SeabAnglin, age 73, ofMcKee, Kentucky, passedaway Sunday, November6,2016attheUniversityofKentuckyMedicalCenter. A native of MadisonCounty, he born June 25,1943, the son of the lateIsaac and Nettie JenkinsAnglin. Mr. Anglin was afarmerknownforhisabilitytoraisehugegardensandhishobbyofcollectingknives. Survivors include hisson,BrianAnglin(Andrea);his daughter, Melissa Gib-son (Wayne); his brother,
PaulGibson(Vada);andhisgrandchildren, Shayla andKacey Gibson; Siobhan,Haley,Ruby,Nathaniel,andCaideenAnglin. Services will be at 1:00p.m. on Wednesday, No-vember 9th at the LewisFuneralHomewithBrown.Vester Alexander officiat-ing. Burial will follow intheHayden-RoseCemeteryinMadisonCounty.Friendsmay call anytime after 11a.m.,Wednesday,atthefu-neralhome.
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_________________________________Sunday, November 6, 2016
Seab Anglin, 73
MinnieCombs,age88,aresidentoftheIrvineReha-bilitation&NursingHomepassed away Saturday,November 5, 2016, at theCompassionateCareCenterin Richmond, following alongillness. She was born April 1,1928 in Estill County andwasthedaughterofthelateRobert Lee and Mattie B.GrossGray.Mrs.Combswasahomemakerandamemberof the Pea Ridge HolinessChurch. She had lived inEstillCountyallofherlife. Mrs.Combswaspreced-ed in death by her formerhusbands, Richard GilbertandGlenRiddell. She is survived by herhusband, James Combs;three daughters, DellaYoung, Wyoming; MildredTolson (Bobby), Danville;andMarcyGrace(Jimmy),Estill County; three sons:Dennis Gilbert (Denise),Lexington; Freddie Gil-bert (Darlene), Ohio; andVendell Gilbert, (Sue), Es-till County; three sisters:Maggie Brinegar, BarbaraGrayandLillyHoover;13grandchildren,severalstep-grandchildren,and22greatgrandchildren.
She was preceded indeath by one son, ElbertGilbert; five sisters:BerthaHoover, Katherine Henry,Agnes Means, Gracie Gil-bert and Nancy Rose; andthree brothers: Columbus,HershelandBufordGray. Funeral services will beconductedWednesday,No-vember9that1p.m.attheWarren F. Toler FuneralHomeChapelbyBro.JerryRose, Bro. Mark Sarver,Bro. David Woosley andBro. Bobby Tolson. Burialwill be at the Pea RidgeCemetery.Friendsmaycallbetween6and9p.m.,Tues-day, November 8th at thefuneralhome.
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Minnie Combs
Hubert Wolfinbarger,age 64, of Sandhill RoadinIrvine,Kentucky,passedaway Tuesday, November1,2016,as theresultofanautomobileaccident. He was born June 18,1952, in Jackson County,a son of the late Park andStellaHurleyWolfinbarger.HewasacarpenterandhadlivedinEstillCountyforthepast17years. Mr. Wolfinbarger is sur-vived by his wife, NoraMaeDeboardWolfinbarger;twodaughters:CrystalMaeWolfinbarger and JenniferLynn Williams (Jared Ty-ler), both of Estill County;twosons:HubertJ.Wolfin-barger and Justin WayneWolfinbarger,bothofEstillCounty; twosisters:BerthaCombs, Estill County; andCletta Faye Harrison, Gar-
rard County; two brothers:Eli Wolfinbarger, OwenCounty;andJamesWolfin-barger, Estill County; andfive grandchildren: JalenDeanCarnes,AbryMakayeCarnes,MarkEvanWorrell,DouglasWayneWolfinbarg-er,andBryceWolfinbarger.Hewasprecededindeathby a sister, Nanny B. Roe;and two brothers, RobertJ. Wolfinbarger and ParkWolfinbargerJr. Funeral services will beconductedTuesday,Novem-ber8that11a.m.attheWar-ren F.Toler Funeral HomeChapel by Bro. Jay DixonwithburialtofollowintheMarcumCemetery.Friendsmay call between 6 and 9p.m., Monday, November7thatthefuneralhome.
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_________________________________Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Hubert Wolfinbarger, 64
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Darrell K. LoPresto, 59 DarrellK.LoPresto,age59,ofIrvineSchoolApart-ments,passedawayThurs-dayNovember3,2016,af-terashortillness.HewasbornMarch27,1957tothelateSamLoPres-toandthelateMargieJaneFordKendrick.Hewasare-tired carpenter andanavidoutdoorsman. He enjoyedbaking, especially duringthe holidays, and spendingtimewithhisnieces,neph-ewsandextendedfamily. Inadditiontohisparents,heisprecededindeathbyanadopted son, Casey Jones;and an adopted daughter,Laura Dawn Jones; onebrother, Russell LoPresto;and his stepfather, RonaldE.Kendrick,Sr. Survivors include fivebrothers: Marion LoPresto(Diane)ofOwingsville,JeffLoPresto of Mt. Sterling,Jerry Kendrick (Tracey) ofGeorgetown,RonaldKend-rickJr.(Druann)ofRipley,Ohio; and Raymond Ken-drick (Mary)ofMorehead;six sisters: Diana LoPrestoofMt.Sterling,JanePocus(Jim) of Roseville, Michi-gan; Esther Wilcox (Ron-
nie) of Lexington, BeckyLetcher of Louisville, San-dra Riddle (Ron) of Ow-ingsville, and Cindy Wells(Justin)ofFrenchburg;andseveralniecesandnephewswhoalsosurvive. Visitation was held Sat-urday, November 5th from11a.m.-2p.m.atRichard-sonFuneralHome,121EastMainStreetinOwingsville.Funeral Services followedat 2 p.m., Saturday, at thefuneral home with BrotherJeff LoPresto officating.BurialfollowedattheLittleSlateCemeteryinHope.
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1.IsthebookofLamen-tationsintheOldorNewTestamentorneither? 2.FromRomans11,ofwhattribedidPauldescribehimselfasamember?Benjamin,Rome,Barnabus,Tarsus 3.Inwhich“Gardenof”didAdamandEvelive?
Everest,Eden,Heaven,Paradise 4.FromtheBible,whatwasAdammadeoforfrom?Eve’srib,Earth’sdust,Rayoflight,Figleaf 5.What’stheDecalogueanothernamefor?ArkofCovenant,HolyGrail,TenCommandments,LastSup-per 6.InRomans5:6,PaulnotedthatChristdiedforthe...?Believers,Unbelievers,Righteous,UngodlyAnswers on bottom
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Hopes 101,” is now available from TouchPointPress.com
1. Is the book of Jeremiah in the Old or New Testament or neither?
2. The Ethiopian eunuch that Philip met in Acts 8:26-27 was under what queen? Azubah, Candace, Nehushta, Vashti
3. At whose well did Jesus meet the Samaritan woman? Joshua’s, Jonah’s, Jacob’s, Judas’
4. From Revelation 21, how many gates does the New Jerusalem have?1, 4, 12, 16
5. Who was king during Zechariah’s time of prophecy? David, Daniel, Darius, Saul
6. How long did Aaron’s followers mourn him? 3 days, 13 days, 30 days, 3 months
Answers1) Old; 2) Candace; 3) Jacob’s; 4)
12; 5) Darius; 6) 30 daysWilson Casey’s mainstream UFO
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Someone has called this Psalm (70) an “Ar-row Prayer.” David was in a life-threatening situ-ation and needed help. There was no time for flowery words or trite phrases. It was now or never: If God did not respond immediately, it would be all over for him. He was frightened! And because of the urgency of this situa-tion, there are different ways to describe his im-mediate need: “Hasten, Lord; Please God, come quickly; Please God, rescue me right now; Come quickly, Lord, and help me!” At the time David of-fered this prayer there were some who were trying to kill him, hu-miliate him, put him to shame and take delight in the problems he was
facing. Some of his clos-est friends threatened to destroy him. He was dis-appointed. He felt empty and forsaken. Those whom he had trusted betrayed him and those whom he had helped turned against him. This happens to us all. David felt empty, bro-ken, alone and forgot-ten by everyone but his Lord. So, he did what he always did: he turned to God during a critical life-crisis begging for im-mediate assistance. He knew that God alone could and would help him, save him, sustain him and shield him from harm. We, too, do the same. But in the midst his cry for help, David did as he always did: he praised God. Tucked away in the middle of this “Arrow Prayer” David said, “May those who long for Your saving help always say, ‘The Lord is Great.’” What a wonderful les-son for each of us. When we face moments of dis-tress let us never forget God’s greatness!
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