"Woman are meant to be loved not understood"
Oscar Wilde

I was at Uncle Alan Chang's daughter's wedding when I heard the bride's father quote the above.
Does this apply to God? Does God happen to have a feminine side, the side we were meant to love, not understand. I wonder...

The wedding was at parkroyal. Grand, jazzy and a great programme would best describe it. I especially love the shiraz 2005 red wine. I can't remember what the white wine was, but the red had a lot smoother texture. Delicious!

Oh Yeah!

I'm being silly, but well.... kinda cool rite? 

http://www.judsonu.edu/ 

Maybe not.
Below is stuff discovered by a theological graduate friend of mine.

1. Mark 5:1-2 tells of Jesus being met by one man possessed by an unclean spirit. But, the parallel passage in Matthew 8:28 tells us that there were two with unclean spirits.

2. Mark 10:46-47 tells us that one blind man Bartimaeus was crying out to Jesus for help. And in Matthew 20:29-30 we read that there were two blind men.

3. Read Matthew 27:9 and notice the quotation Jeremiah. But the quote is actually found in Zech. 11:12-13 and not found in the book of Jeremiah at all. Did Matthew get his Old Testament mixed up?

4. James 2:20-24 tells us that Abraham was justified by works and Gal. 2:16 clearly says a man is not justified by works.

5. I Kings 6:1 says that Solomon began building the temple 480 years after the Exodus from Egypt. But, in Paul's message in Acts 13:16-22, he gives a time span in the history of Israel of 573 years for the same events. Where are the missing 93 years?

6. II Chron. 22:2 says Ahaziah was 42 when he began to reign. Yet, II Kings 8:26 says he was 22 years old when he began to reign. Which is it? 22 or 42?

Feeling worried? Haha.

Check out this pics. 27th January at PISA

Pre-event setup

The lovely piece of equipment - probably cost a new car

Kadim, a rigger from KL