can someone explain easily how BOD works cause I make always a mess

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#31 •••
@Debby
Too many slangs to deal with.

dang, right, Debby

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#32 •••
@Skipper

And you hope to major in English. Best of luck.

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#33 •••
@Debby
And you hope to major in English. Best of luck.


Yep, we’ll see about that. I question a lot why I’m at college. Not that I’d leave until graduation because I have a nice setup, but I don’t care about the classes very much. I could’ve started making money years ago and learning things on my own instead of paying lots of money to institutions and making less money.


College has this weird effect of making me feel stupid when I know I’m not. I think this impact is part of the quality of scholarly education going down. Like censorship makes me feel dumber most of the time. Lots of people seem scared to share any controversial or personal

opinions. That type of environment negatively affects me.


kind of going off on a tangent whereas a separate convo would be better suited for this topic

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#34 •••
@Skipper

Glad to know you. Money is important for self esteem.

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#35 •••
@Debby
Glad to know you. Money is important for self esteem.


Yeah, for me the money symbolizes responsibility, independence, and security which are important to me. I think about how Jesus learned valuable skills and monetized them to get the resources he needed for his personal work. Bro made chairs and tables

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#36 •••
@Skipper

Jesus was the son of a carpenter. But he never worked as a carpenter. His ministry depended on the donations of his supporters.

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#37 •••
@Debby
Jesus was the son of a carpenter. But he never worked as a carpenter. His ministry depended on the donations of his supporters.

What was he doing before He began His ministry?

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#38 •••
@Skipper

He helped his father, but he was always associated with being a carpenters son and not a carpenter. He showed his interest in religion at an early age of 12 as reported in the Bible.

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#39 •••
@Debby

I find it hard to believe that while he was living with his parents, Joseph did not teach him carpentry. It was common for a child to form an apprenticeship with a parent to learn the craft. That’s basic sense in giving children valuable skills to make a living

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#40 •••
@Skipper

From early childhood Jesus took an interest in scriptures.

Based on the Gospels , people were frequently astonished, amazed, and impressed by Jesus’s deep knowledge of scriptures and his authoritative teaching style. No mention of his carpentry skills.

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#41 •••


You can see how Bod works at the Big Bang Club.

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#42 •••
@FLRW

Glad you are back to tell us.

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#43 •••
@Debby
From early childhood Jesus took an interest in scriptures.
Based on the Gospels , people were frequently astonished, amazed, and impressed by Jesus’s deep knowledge of scriptures and his authoritative teaching style. No mention of his carpentry skills.


Mark 6:3 refers to Jesus as a carpenter. It was common practice for children to be apprenticed by their parents. I don't think His interest in the scriptures negated His ability or agency to learn carpentry.


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#44 •••
@Skipper

No where are they impressed with Jesus as a carpenter or his skills as a carpenter. At the age of 12 Jesus amazed teachers in the Jerusalem Temple with his deep understanding and questions regarding scriptures as described in Luke 2:41-52.at a very early age.

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#45 •••
@Debby

Yes, manual labour obviously wasn't Gay Jays cup of tea.


All that sawing and sawdust ruining his complexion and his delicate hands.


Peripatetic story telling was where he shone...Such are arty thoughtful types.

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#46 •••
@SergeantLynch

Jesus did not need his carpentry skills to qualify him for his mission. His knowledge of scriptures was what impressed the religious leaders of his time.

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#47 •••
@Debby

If one reads a particular book regularly, one will become competent at remembering and reciting it's content. Which might impress certain people who have a liking for memory acts.


Roll up roll up, come and listen to Jesus the amazing memory man as he recites the scriptures...Wine and fish sandwiches will be served in the interval.

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#48 •••
@SergeantLynch

Jesus was gathered at the temple discussing scriptures. Nosiness or fish sandwiches were served.

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#49 •••
@Debby
Nosiness or fish sandwiches were served.


Nope, can't decipher this comment.


And how does an individual gather?

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#50 •••
@SergeantLynch

Sorry typo. It should read, “Jesus was gathered at the temple discussing scriptures. No wine or fish sandwiches were served.

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#51 •••
@Debby

How do you know that they never ate or drank?


And Jesus is still gathering himself...Shame there wasn't a larger gathering to discuss the scriptures with him...Jesus no mates.

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#52 •••
@SergeantLynch

Jesus was only 12 when he was found discussing scriptures in the temple. He developed an early interest in scriptures even before his ministry began.

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