and other words going back to court her trite to win her heart back again obviously her father in bethlehemjudah wanted the marriage to be reconciled as he rejoiced to see the levites verse four the damsel's father's word retained in hebrew is to fasten or cds probably a little stronger word than what we would equate to the word retained in the english did he literally line in hand and foot i don't think so the reason for pointing that out were to see her father was very insistent in some cases this equating the period of time after man appeared on earth in the flesh but there was no law in that dealer time. the time covering the six day creation was created in other words we could also include with that the creation of death i don't also even in the garden of even the law had not been given at that. the time verse five in hebrew strength at tab a little better than you depart had back for help and mount ephraim if you wish to do so a four day workweek to the dispensation of the law the law given in that fourth dispensation also rejected by most we see her father his father-in-law's been pr

god bringing to pass when he said that he would or even the gentiles search after this one born in bethlehem there they were fulfilling the scripture verse 10 this from god they knew it they believe it they accepted it verse 11 so it was no what happens then listen carefully here parrott was to kill this child what's god got to do about it verse 12 god has a way of reaching his people he guides he warns he protects and he will do the same for you today if you have the faith to put on the line if you can believe the letter he sent to you it's going to be fulfilled exactly as it's written that's why even especially the end time prophecies become so very very important to us is there going to be fulfilled how exactly is the root verse 13 here's the dream again went to god promise and that safety by escaping pieces don't worry what already was this right i will send for you i won't forget you got my eye on you and naturally not to compare any of us to the sum of god but the fact that god is always he's careful to control or by naturally satan is always put in his place 14 when he secretly they s

and received for two years at bethlehem in auburn, california. and that brought us to fairfield. >> and pam, you have been married for 15 years? >> 15 years. >> and she's an attorney? >> yes she's an attorney on city council. >> city council in fairfield. right. you also in oakland lived there before i arrived. >> yes. that's where i met my wife. >> great. great. one of the reasons we also invited you, of course, is to tell us a little bit about community organizing and so forth. but tell us a little bit about fairfield. what kind of community is that? >> well, for those that have never been, probably have actually been to fairfield because fairfield is right on interstate 80. it's where travis air force base is. it's just north of vallejo and south of davis. and it's along the i-80 corridor and equal difference between the bay area and sacramento. it's the county seat for solano county which has been ranked one of the most diverse counties. it has quite an amount of diversity in fairfield and solano county both politically, ethnicically, economi

we're proposing a 15-year term with a bethlehem of budget of $1.2 million and we worked with project consultants and the office workforce and economic development and city attorney's office and reviewed by supervisor kim and staff to determine the appropriate rates and methodology. as demonstrated by the chart the budget is primarily al cased for public safety and cleaning and maintenance in the public realm with support for economic development programs and management of the district. the proposed budget allows for an increased and enhancement of services. as demonstrated by this chart, the community guides program for example would increase from two full-time community guides to six. our clean streets team increases from 2 to 6 people and funding would also allow for a officer program to support pedestrian safety initiatives and help address crime in the district. the budget also allocates funding for a focused and strategic economic development program and services would be provided to the cbd where none previously existed and management staff would increase with a staff assistant

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lehigh university professor james peterson with us from bethlehem, pennsylvania.ith us from the white house is msnbc contributor jonathan capehart, an opinion writer for the "washington post." jonathan, i wonder if you could dry your tears just for a few minutes, compose yourself at this difficult moment of deep grief. because clearly this is, perhaps, the saddest moment in recent congressional history. the news that michele bachmann is leaving the house of representatives. >> reporter: you know, martin, when i woke up this morning and saw the news that michele bachmann was quitting, she wasn't going to run for re-election, i thought, damn, what am i going to write about now? who am i going to write about? who's going to provide me with endless topics to write about and to criticize? but, you know, i'll say this much for congresswoman bachmann. she's only announced she's not running for re-election. she's not quitting halfway through her -- her term here. she's staying in until she's no longer congresswoman when she leaves in 2015. there's certain other people who

it was really called bethlehem, but people locally called it bedlam.is a policy that came out of bedlam and will create bedlam. if we don't pay our debts, we are going to create problems in our own country as well as in the world economic system. if you want to lose the united states dollar as the currency used by the world, start by not paying your debts. everybody will say, i only want a dollar. those folks won't pay. that's what you're creating. bedlam here today. urge everyone to vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, is recognized. mr. camp: i yield two minutes to a distinguished member of the ways and means committee, dr. boustany. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for two minutes. mr. boustany: thank you, madam speaker. from the very origins of this country, very beginnings, this country's always made good on sovereign debt. let me be clear what this bill does. it ensures, it makes sure that the united states will never, shall never default on its sovereign debt. what does it no

bedlam was a large mental hospital in the middle of london. .t was really called bethlehem people local -- local he called it bedlam. this is a policy that came out of bedlam and will create bedlam. our debts, weay are going to create problems in our own country, as well as in the world economic system. the united to lose states dollar as the currency that is used by the world, start by not paying your debts rate everybody will say, i do we want to dollar? those folks do not pay. that is what you are creating. that loan. i urge everybody to vote no. >> the gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> at this time, i yield two minutes to dr. pisani. -- bustani/ the very origins of this country, this country has always made good on its sovereign debt. let me be clear what this bill does -- it ensures, it makes sure that united states will never, shall never default on its sovereign debt. what does it not do? thes not a solution to debt problem. we have a serious long-term liability problem in this country. a failure by our colleagues on the other side to recognize that we have to deal with t