Acapella1234

@Poniespooprainbows It was bright and weird and awesome and crazy. I had fun! My dad has a comic business on the side, so, yeah.

For those of you who want to contact me for any reason meebo doesn't work on my phone, which is what I will be using for the next two weeks!!!

http://mp3juices.com/search/There's-A-Stirring
          
          (The first tab, click "listen"!!!)

@Acapella1234 Haha you're welcome =)

@JesusSaves77 Lol it's okay! I never thanked you for fanning me back! Thanks to you too! :)

Oh, I never thanked you for fanning me. I'm SO sorry! Thank you for fanning me! :)

This is a quote from one of my absolute FAVORITE hymns in church!
          
          "I care not today what the 'morrow may bring, if shadow or sunshine or rain, the Lord I know ruleth o'er everything, and all of my worry is vain!"
          
          A beautiful verse that I will undoubtedly remember forever!

@JamesCousino No problem

@Acapella1234 Thanks Sarah

A friend of mine once asked me: What does the Parable of the Tenants(Matthew 21:33) mean? I will now reply:
          
          The owner is probably God, the ruler of all. The son, is, well, the Son of God, Jesus. The tenants may be those who keep us from Jesus, or those who shouted "Crucify Him!!" at the foot of the Cross. The servants, then, must be prophets such as Abraham or Moses; those who came before Jesus trying to collect the fruit of the Kingdom, or, God's faithful followers. I believe that it is an early reference to the death of Jesus, and the second coming of the Savior. I believe this, because in verse 40 of Matthew 21, scripture says after the son is killed: When therefore the lord of the vineyard shall come, what will he do unto those husbandmen? This seems to me like a reference to the due punishment of those who never come to Him.
          
          That is my view on the scripture, and I hope it helps!!