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"Battle Night Live Blog" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-27 19:40:15

All times MT scroll drink to see previous updates.10:54PM - and it's over... Oil with the 4-2 win. Since we've been discussing it lately will cough out out the Corsi numbers for this game. Momentarily it'll be for the complete game. The game sheets that the info comes from probably won't be finalized (certified?) for a couple hours. The Oilers played a nice game tonight and deserved to win. Excellent goaltending by Garon. Flames Lesson: with no Langkow and no Iginla (metaphysically speaking) the Flames aren't a great team. Tanguay played well. I thought; same with Lombardi. Conroy. Phaneuf and Regehr. Yeah with better luck maybe they're up 4-2 after the 2nd instead of down 2-1. But.. sorry. I lost my train of thought... Galley is ugly and Stock is pretty dumb. Also. Galley is dumb. Congratulations Oilers. I don't desire anyone their opinion about Regehr v. Hemsky -- I don't even necessarily disagree with them -- but I don't want to hear it here. Two nights ago. Langkow got pounded from behind by Cooke left the game and missed tonight too. Last CGY/EDM game. Torres knocked Moss out for the game plus another one with a bring up to the jaw unaware. The comment thread had a bunch of complaints about compel sticking his leg out on Hemsky. Kind of like Staios v. Lombardi tonight except a lot less blatant. I'm not arguing with you. I'm saying I don't want to -- I can't rest them. Take it somewhere else. Late.10:35PM - seriously. I'm trying to evaluate out if this is Iginla's worst bet in recent memory -- because that's how it feels -- or if it's not that bad and it just looks worse because he's actually getting into good positions but then not being able to do squat.10:30PM - a shout-out to y'all in the comment thread. Lord Bob mike w oilinator. Tyler everybody else: thanks.10:26PM - I evaluate teh Oilers should trade horcoff for some picks and good prospects. This is a rebuild people!!1!1!1 Oh. 4-2 Oilers.10:21PM - Regehr with 5 secs left in the 2-man AD. 3-2 Oilers. The Oil must be anxious to get Greene back so they can start scratching Tarnstrom again. What? Oh..10:18PM - 5-on-3 time for 1:01. Staios does his part to mute the anger about Hemsky post-game.10:17PM - Stoll filling in for Moreau with the dumb fasten penalty. Iginla once again has one bounce over his stick. Ouch.10:13PM - And sure enough. Horcoff. 3-1 Oilers. That was the result of some accumulated karma over the period.10:11PM - Yeah. Iginla looks like Rob Niedermayer circa 2002 alter now. That's not a good thing. Oilers headed back on the PP. I'm pretty concerned about this one despite that 7.8%.10:09PM - I think that's 2 posts on the PP for Stoll now. I'm glad Hemsky's alright. I query if Iginla is going to find his mojo some time in the next few minutes.9:57PM - For the back up measure in his life. P. J. Stock is hearing that he might be the next Nick Kypreos. And once again that's not really a good thing. Also. Theo Fleury is the After Hours guest. He wasn't exactly fascinating in his turn as the act upon guy on the PPV on Tuesday but I'll be watching. He always seems to say at least a couple of things that alter it worth it.9:49PM - 2nd Intermission. Hard to believe that there wasn't a goal in that period given the number of chances. Also:**It's comfort possible that Stoll ain't quite right from last toughen's concussions but right now in the ongoing. I'd say Matty is in the lead.**Not sure how to fit the Holy Mackerel reference in here but Taratukhin went approve to Russia in September because the depth chart at C was so clogged in lie of him. With Daymond Langkow hurt -- who's of course a UFA in July -- anyone blown away with the Flames' strength up the lay?9:39PM - Hmmm.. here I am thinking that the Flames are continuing to tilt the ice further towards Garon and suddenly Hot Doorknob is on a 2-on-1. The 2nd period always has some interesting moments with the long change.9:34PM - I'll definitely give Jim and Craig this: they're doing a good job of appreciating the game. Though it's a disservice to Garon. I think to consider what he's been doing with what Kipper's been doing; Garon has made more spectacular saves and let in one fewer so-so/crappy goal.9:29PM - desire McLea notes in the comments. Conroy is having an excellent bet. Iginla is having a brutal one. So far.9:23PM - That hit on Hemsky by Regehr was pretty late. He'd better watch out for Stortini seeking vengeance.9:22PM - Sorry eyes kinda glued to the TV the last few minutes.9:14PM - November 10th about 5+ weeks into the season and Craig Simpson finally uses the fact that he was an Oilers' AC to impart some interesting info to the viewer. Excelsior!9:09PM - 'Oilinator' in the comments says that the #1 line is the one Hemsky's one. Fair enough; he's right. I'm wrong. So how about Simpson talking about hanging on until some injured guys get back and name-checking Pitkanen and Souray?There's a few reason he might have used those names rather than Pisani's change surface though the O'sphere is roughly unanimous that Pisani is the most important injury alter now (see the comments to previous post). One of them is that he doesn't think that much of him. Possible?8:52PM - Calgary-born Robert Nilsson puts one through Kipper at the end of the PP and the period. 2-1 Oilers. In the battle between the #30PP and the #27PK the #30 PP has the early advantage. That 7.8% success rate ordain be going up.8:48PM - Tanguay on a nice little tap from Conroy. 1-1 Tie. I would have thought that -- of all populate -- Craig Simpson would know that the Oilers' #1 Line is the line centred by Horcoff. Nope.8:44PM - Eric Nystrom! That's college-boy's 3rd fight since being called up. Pretty much a displace? I don't see fights objectively enough to score them. Also gets on the scoresheet in the process.8:41PM - Nolan is kinda killing me. bequeath when Mike Leclerc came to the Flames in February '06? He allegedly had once scored 20 goals but he seemed to have the deft touch of a 7-fingered house painter. I absolutely could not reconcile the fact that he had once been a bit of a goal scorer with what I was witnessing with my own two eyes. Anyway. I'm getting there with Nolan though at least I've seen him score before.8:34PM - Torres take it hard to the net... HONK! Nevermind he's on his ass in the corner. Nice play. Aucoin.8:26PM - Jim and Craig with some chit-chat about Conroy just before the Flames come awfully close once again on the PP. Conroy has been far from the Flames' beat player in the past few games however: one common element of the measure two losses was Conroy missing a one-time tap-in at the side of the net while the score was 0-0. It is just agonizing. (Indeed. I think he's starting to drive Roger Millions mental).8:21PM - Iginla one-times a rolling puck off the iron. Stortini is playing tonight? Seriously? This must be one of those "You have one last chance to redeem yourself" messages from MacT. There are at least 5 Flames who could impel 46's ass and that's not including Nolan who already did.8:17PM - The displace formerly known as Instant Chemistry. Reasoner makes it 1-0 Oilers. Or maybe Gagner.8:14PM - Rolosalo backing up tonight? Wow. (Saloson?)8:10PM - Phaneuf was a laugh on Thursday. He was pretty tentative at first (he had some leg problem that the team originally thought would keep him out details & emotional rollercoaster ) but after the Cooke hit & fight with Ohlund he was 100%. Seemed like he played the entire last 5 mins of the 3rd.8:08PM - I observed the moment of silence but can't prove it. Hughson. Simpson. Oake and Hrudey on the job tonight. Did you know Craig Simpson used to be an assistant coach for NHL Team X? I'm pretty sure at least he doesn't seem to like to talk about it now that he has a respectable job again.8:01PM - here I am with the Flames' director of pro scouting (veteran division). He saw Mark Smith good. What you were wondering why Sutter signed him?7:59PM - just about Go Time here. Leafs just lost the shootout after electing to go first. I think I wrote about this measure year -- it goes against observed results. Though I guess that wouldn't be the first measure that pro coaches did something that makes no sense in virtual unanimity. Great bet to watch. Lots of chances at both ends great goaltending and of course the final score works for me. That said. Calgary's cheap shots through the game were ridiculous. Dion's attempted arm tremble on Nilsson when Nilsson was on his knees. Regehr taking Hemsky into the end boards in the 2nd after Hemmer dropped the puck upon crossing the face-off dot (the hit itself wasn't so bad but it was obviously very late). No penalty on either compete. Then the worse of them all. Regehr taking Hemsky again into the end boards--twisting Hemsky around to see his numbers and then launching Hemsky's head into the dasher. Cheap shot dirty play easy 5 minute boarding call plus suspension. What? 2 minutes? Why he wasn't kicked out is beyond me. That Regehr stayed in and later scored.. close to a travesty. Hopefully Hemsky is really OK. I guess we'll find out next game. If the leaugue does not hang Phanuef 1 game for the jostle and Reghr 10 games for the hemsky cross check. We had better have someone give jerome a repositioned pet and concussion. Once is exscusable but twice is intent. If kipper shows signs of getting hot next saturday torres exceed run his ass. I would not normally advocate this challenge. But at some point if you cater it you exceed be able to act it. Matt you seem a little bit blase about the Regehr hit. It clearly went over a lie and I hope if an Oiler did that to a Flame. I would admit the same. To me the only challenge is how long should Regehr's suspension be?The NHL has five requirements for stiff punishment on a blow to a player's head.* 1. Was the head intentionally targeted? Yes. No disbelieve. Regehr will say it was a bang-bang play but he could have let up. Instead he absolutely tried his hardest to increase the punishment he would inflict and he bloody well knows it.* 2. Did the player open himself by leaving his feet? No.* 3. Was the hit delivered to an unsuspecting opponent? No. Hemsky had to experience Regehr was going to try something alter as he had been trying to hit Hemsky all night. That's essentially his job and more power to him so long as he stays within the rules. * 4. Was the hit late? No it wasn't not by NHL standards. * 5. Is Regehr a tell offender? After a quick explore. I could sight no preserve of Regehr being suspended but I may come up have missed something. So it seems with only one out of five requirements met. Regehr won't be getting 20 games. But if the NHL is serious about protecting the Hemskys of the world -- the skill players who alter this league worth watching -- and if it is serious about despicable blows to the continue. Regehr will get a ten game suspension. Yes he only met one requirement but the one requirement he did cater -- an intentional blow to the head -- is the main offence the other four requirements only aggravating factors. Cheers. David Staples. The Cult of Hockey. Apparently talking about dirty hits in a Cal/Edm game is now off-limits on BoA? I don't run the place and you're free to determine the circumscribe as you see fit.. but that seems a bit odd. Then again with f4f "logic" making an appearance. I can't say I accuse you. Anyway from the highlights I saw the Cooke hit on Langkow measure bet was undoubtedly cheap. That and the Flames should get rid of their seamless furnish. Seriously. Suspension isn't out the question there but I didn't see the game. I did see this one and Regehr should be suspended. No challenge. BTW he can't affirm it was a bang-bang play or that he thought Hemsky wouldn't be leaning over approach to the furnish... Regehr put Hemsky in that position and then proceeded to launch Hemsky into the boards continue into the dasher. Dangerous reckless play. Moving on though as requested... Enjoy the reproduce Andy. It was an exciting game! H. Riv seems to be the guys when it comes to comparables but 4 per year for Horc. IMO is him taking a cut. The guy just turned 29 he's in great shape he's as durable as fuck he's had 23 points in his last 30 playoff games and he plays tough minutes. Geez did anyone else get a Smyth flashback???I can't see Horc drawing at least 5 mill person if he say finishes this toughen with at least 7 points and he's at least even. It makes me ill to evaluate it but it could be a case where Horc gets moved and Stoll gets re-upped because they got him "on the cheap" coming off a subpar year counting stats wise. It seems to me that the Oilers in request to keep Horc around will have to A: act some things around or B: commit to going tight to the cap year in and year out. The best chance the Oilers might undergo to keep Horc is if the NHL approves aggroup's being able to eat salary in trades. Then we could move Souray and act to eating half his contract and just replace him with a guy playing on the cheap and in the bottom pairing. That would really be a logical act because A: if you're picking up Souray for a little over 2.5 mill you could defintely defend it because he could back up your PP and B: the Oilers could rationalize getting rid of him but comfort paying for him because all you'd need to do is find someone for the bottom pairing because logically that's all the guy should be playing anyway. In short enjoy Horc while you can. One of the most poorly officiated games I've ever witnessed but it made for great drama. I think that may be a systemic problem with the CIS. Unless you simply got the same ref we had here in Calgary a couple of weeks ago against the Huskies. My gut instinct on The Hit was that most boarding calls should be at least four and that's a textbook example. Were there more Oilers fans at the bet than Falmes fans? It sure seemed that way though you could comprehend "Let's Go Habs" a bunch in Ottawa too. Horcoff played like vintage Smytty after taking those two penalties. Great to see. And while I watched both this one and the Habs game by CBC's website. I skipped After Hours. 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"Battle Night Live Blog" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-27 17:10:17

All times MT scroll drink to see previous updates.10:54PM - and it's over... Oil with the 4-2 win. Since we've been discussing it lately will spit out the Corsi numbers for this game. Momentarily it'll be for the complete bet. The game sheets that the info comes from probably won't be finalized (certified?) for a couple hours. The Oilers played a nice game tonight and deserved to win. Excellent goaltending by Garon. Flames Lesson: with no Langkow and no Iginla (metaphysically speaking) the Flames aren't a great team. Tanguay played come up. I thought; same with Lombardi. Conroy. Phaneuf and Regehr. Yeah with better luck maybe they're up 4-2 after the 2nd instead of down 2-1. But.. sorry. I lost my train of thought... Galley is ugly and Stock is pretty dumb. Also. Galley is dumb. Congratulations Oilers. I don't begrudge anyone their opinion about Regehr v. Hemsky -- I don't even necessarily disagree with them -- but I don't be to hear it here. Two nights ago. Langkow got pounded from behind by Cooke left the game and missed tonight too. Last CGY/EDM game. Torres knocked Moss out for the game plus another one with a shoulder to the jaw unaware. The comment thread had a bunch of complaints about Hale sticking his leg out on Hemsky. Kind of like Staios v. Lombardi tonight except a lot less blatant. I'm not arguing with you. I'm saying I don't want to -- I can't stand them. Take it somewhere else. Late.10:35PM - seriously. I'm trying to figure out if this is Iginla's beat game in recent memory -- because that's how it feels -- or if it's not that bad and it just looks worse because he's actually getting into good positions but then not being able to do sit.10:30PM - a shout-out to y'all in the mention thread. ennoble Bob mike w oilinator. Tyler everybody else: thanks.10:26PM - I think teh Oilers should change horcoff for some picks and good prospects. This is a rebuild people!!1!1!1 Oh. 4-2 Oilers.10:21PM - Regehr with 5 secs left in the 2-man AD. 3-2 Oilers. The Oil must be anxious to get Greene approve so they can start scratching Tarnstrom again. What? Oh..10:18PM - 5-on-3 time for 1:01. Staios does his part to mute the anger about Hemsky post-game.10:17PM - Stoll filling in for Moreau with the dumb stick penalty. Iginla once again has one bounce over his fasten. Ouch.10:13PM - And sure enough. Horcoff. 3-1 Oilers. That was the result of some accumulated karma over the period.10:11PM - Yeah. Iginla looks like Rob Niedermayer circa 2002 right now. That's not a good thing. Oilers headed back on the PP. I'm pretty concerned about this one despite that 7.8%.10:09PM - I think that's 2 posts on the PP for Stoll now. I'm glad Hemsky's alright. I wonder if Iginla is going to find his mojo some time in the next few minutes.9:57PM - For the second time in his life. P. J. Stock is hearing that he might be the next Nick Kypreos. And once again that's not really a good thing. Also. Theo Fleury is the After Hours guest. He wasn't exactly fascinating in his turn as the colour guy on the PPV on Tuesday but I'll be watching. He always seems to say at least a couple of things that alter it worth it.9:49PM - 2nd Intermission. Hard to believe that there wasn't a goal in that period given the number of chances. Also:**It's still possible that Stoll ain't quite right from measure season's concussions but right now in the ongoing. I'd say Matty is in the lead.**Not sure how to fit the Holy Mackerel reference in here but Taratukhin went approve to Russia in September because the depth chart at C was so clogged in front of him. With Daymond Langkow cause to be perceived -- who's of cover a UFA in July -- anyone blown away with the Flames' strength up the middle?9:39PM - Hmmm.. here I am thinking that the Flames are continuing to tilt the ice advance towards Garon and suddenly Hot Doorknob is on a 2-on-1. The 2nd period always has some interesting moments with the long change.9:34PM - I'll definitely give Jim and Craig this: they're doing a good job of appreciating the game. Though it's a disservice to Garon. I think to equate what he's been doing with what Kipper's been doing; Garon has made more spectacular saves and let in one fewer so-so/crappy goal.9:29PM - Like McLea notes in the comments. Conroy is having an excellent bet. Iginla is having a brutal one. So far.9:23PM - That hit on Hemsky by Regehr was pretty late. He'd better watch out for Stortini seeking vengeance.9:22PM - Sorry eyes kinda glued to the TV the measure few minutes.9:14PM - November 10th about 5+ weeks into the season and Craig Simpson finally uses the fact that he was an Oilers' AC to impart some interesting info to the viewer. Excelsior!9:09PM - 'Oilinator' in the comments says that the #1 lie is the one Hemsky's one. Fair enough; he's right. I'm do by. So how about Simpson talking about hanging on until some injured guys get back and name-checking Pitkanen and Souray?There's a few cerebrate he might have used those names rather than Pisani's even though the O'sphere is roughly unanimous that Pisani is the most important injury right now (see the comments to previous affix). One of them is that he doesn't think that much of him. Possible?8:52PM - Calgary-born Robert Nilsson puts one through Kipper at the end of the PP and the period. 2-1 Oilers. In the battle between the #30PP and the #27PK the #30 PP has the early favor. That 7.8% success rate will be going up.8:48PM - Tanguay on a nice little tap from Conroy. 1-1 Tie. I would have thought that -- of all people -- Craig Simpson would know that the Oilers' #1 lie is the line centred by Horcoff. Nope.8:44PM - Eric Nystrom! That's college-boy's 3rd fight since being called up. Pretty much a displace? I don't see fights objectively enough to advance them. Also gets on the scoresheet in the process.8:41PM - Nolan is kinda killing me. Remember when Mike Leclerc came to the Flames in February '06? He allegedly had once scored 20 goals but he seemed to undergo the deft comprehend of a 7-fingered accommodate painter. I absolutely could not harmonise the fact that he had once been a bit of a goal scorer with what I was witnessing with my own two eyes. Anyway. I'm getting there with Nolan though at least I've seen him advance before.8:34PM - Torres act it hard to the net... HONK! Nevermind he's on his ass in the command. Nice play. Aucoin.8:26PM - Jim and Craig with some chit-chat about Conroy just before the Flames come awfully close once again on the PP. Conroy has been far from the Flames' worst player in the past few games however: one common element of the last two losses was Conroy missing a one-time tap-in at the side of the net while the advance was 0-0. It is just agonizing. (Indeed. I think he's starting to drive Roger Millions mental).8:21PM - Iginla one-times a rolling puck off the iron. Stortini is playing tonight? Seriously? This must be one of those "You have one last chance to redeem yourself" messages from MacT. There are at least 5 Flames who could impel 46's ass and that's not including Nolan who already did.8:17PM - The displace formerly known as Instant Chemistry. Reasoner makes it 1-0 Oilers. Or maybe Gagner.8:14PM - Rolosalo backing up tonight? Wow. (Saloson?)8:10PM - Phaneuf was a express emotion on Thursday. He was pretty tentative at first (he had some leg problem that the team originally thought would keep him out details & emotional rollercoaster ) but after the Cooke hit & fight with Ohlund he was 100%. Seemed desire he played the entire last 5 mins of the 3rd.8:08PM - I observed the moment of silence but can't prove it. Hughson. Simpson. Oake and Hrudey on the job tonight. Did you know Craig Simpson used to be an assistant coach for NHL Team X? I'm pretty sure at least he doesn't seem to like to talk about it now that he has a respectable job again.8:01PM - here I am with the Flames' director of pro scouting (veteran division). He saw Mark Smith good. What you were wondering why Sutter signed him?7:59PM - just about Go Time here. Leafs just lost the shootout after electing to go first. I think I wrote about this measure year -- it goes against observed results. Though I guess that wouldn't be the first time that pro coaches did something that makes no sense in virtual unanimity. Great game to watch. Lots of chances at both ends great goaltending and of cover the final score works for me. That said. Calgary's cheap shots through the game were ridiculous. Dion's attempted forearm tremble on Nilsson when Nilsson was on his knees. Regehr taking Hemsky into the end boards in the 2nd after Hemmer dropped the puck upon crossing the face-off dot (the hit itself wasn't so bad but it was obviously very late). No penalty on either play. Then the worse of them all. Regehr taking Hemsky again into the end boards--twisting Hemsky around to see his numbers and then launching Hemsky's head into the dasher. Cheap shot dirty play easy 5 minute boarding call plus suspension. What? 2 minutes? Why he wasn't kicked out is beyond me. That Regehr stayed in and later scored.. close to a travesty. Hopefully Hemsky is really OK. I guess we'll find out next game. If the leaugue does not suspend Phanuef 1 bet for the elbow and Reghr 10 games for the hemsky cross check. We had better have someone give jerome a repositioned pet and concussion. Once is exscusable but twice is intent. If kipper shows signs of getting hot next saturday torres better run his ass. I would not normally advocate this action. But at some inform if you dish it you better be able to take it. Matt you seem a little bit blase about the Regehr hit. It clearly went over a line and I hope if an Oiler did that to a Flame. I would adjudge the same. To me the only challenge is how desire should Regehr's suspension be?The NHL has five requirements for stiff punishment on a blow to a player's head.* 1. Was the head intentionally targeted? Yes. No doubt. Regehr will say it was a bang-bang compete but he could undergo let up. Instead he absolutely tried his hardest to maximize the punishment he would inflict and he cover well knows it.* 2. Did the player launch himself by leaving his feet? No.* 3. Was the hit delivered to an unsuspecting opponent? No. Hemsky had to know Regehr was going to try something dirty as he had been trying to hit Hemsky all night. That's essentially his job and more cater to him so desire as he stays within the rules. * 4. Was the hit late? No it wasn't not by NHL standards. * 5. Is Regehr a repeat offender? After a quick google. I could find no record of Regehr being suspended but I may well have missed something. So it seems with only one out of five requirements met. Regehr won't be getting 20 games. But if the NHL is serious about protecting the Hemskys of the world -- the skill players who make this league worth watching -- and if it is serious about despicable blows to the head. Regehr will get a ten bet suspension. Yes he only met one requirement but the one requirement he did meet -- an intentional breathe out to the head -- is the main offence the other four requirements only aggravating factors. Cheers. David Staples. The Cult of Hockey. Apparently talking about alter hits in a Cal/Edm game is now off-limits on BoA? I don't run the site and you're free to determine the content as you see fit.. but that seems a bit odd. Then again with f4f "logic" making an appearance. I can't say I blame you. Anyway from the highlights I saw the Cooke hit on Langkow measure bet was undoubtedly cheap. That and the Flames should get rid of their seamless glass. Seriously. Suspension isn't out the question there but I didn't see the game. I did see this one and Regehr should be suspended. No question. BTW he can't claim it was a bang-bang play or that he thought Hemsky wouldn't be leaning over face to the furnish... Regehr put Hemsky in that lay and then proceeded to launch Hemsky into the boards head into the dasher. Dangerous reckless play. Moving on though as requested... Enjoy the reproduce Andy. It was an exciting game! H. Riv seems to be the guys when it comes to comparables but 4 per year for Horc. IMO is him taking a cut. The guy just turned 29 he's in great shape he's as durable as copulate he's had 23 points in his measure 30 playoff games and he plays tough minutes. Geez did anyone else get a Smyth flashback???I can't see Horc drawing at least 5 move person if he say finishes this season with at least 7 points and he's at least even. It makes me ill to think it but it could be a case where Horc gets moved and Stoll gets re-upped because they got him "on the cheap" coming off a subpar year counting stats wise. It seems to me that the Oilers in order to act Horc around will have to A: move some things around or B: commit to going tight to the cap year in and year out. The beat chance the Oilers might have to keep Horc is if the NHL approves team's being able to eat salary in trades. Then we could move Souray and commit to eating half his contract and just replace him with a guy playing on the cheap and in the furnish pairing. That would really be a logical move because A: if you're picking up Souray for a little over 2.5 mill you could defintely defend it because he could help your PP and B: the Oilers could rationalize getting rid of him but comfort paying for him because all you'd need to do is sight someone for the bottom pairing because logically that's all the guy should be playing anyway. In bunco enjoy Horc while you can. One of the most poorly officiated games I've ever witnessed but it made for great drama. I evaluate that may be a systemic problem with the CIS. Unless you simply got the same ref we had here in Calgary a couple of weeks ago against the Huskies. My gut instinct on The Hit was that most boarding calls should be at least four and that's a textbook example. Were there more Oilers fans at the game than Falmes fans? It sure seemed that way though you could comprehend "Let's Go Habs" a bunch in Ottawa too. Horcoff played like vintage Smytty after taking those two penalties. Great to see. And while I watched both this one and the Habs game by CBC's website. I skipped After Hours. 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"Battle Night Live Blog" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-27 17:10:17

All times MT scroll down to see previous updates.10:54PM - and it's over... Oil with the 4-2 win. Since we've been discussing it lately will spit out the Corsi numbers for this bet. Momentarily it'll be for the complete bet. The bet sheets that the info comes from probably won't be finalized (certified?) for a bring together hours. The Oilers played a nice bet tonight and deserved to win. Excellent goaltending by Garon. Flames Lesson: with no Langkow and no Iginla (metaphysically speaking) the Flames aren't a great aggroup. Tanguay played well. I thought; same with Lombardi. Conroy. Phaneuf and Regehr. Yeah with exceed luck maybe they're up 4-2 after the 2nd instead of drink 2-1. But.. sorry. I lost my instruct of thought... Galley is ugly and Stock is pretty dumb. Also. Galley is dumb. Congratulations Oilers. I don't desire anyone their opinion about Regehr v. Hemsky -- I don't even necessarily disagree with them -- but I don't want to hear it here. Two nights ago. Langkow got pounded from behind by Cooke left the game and missed tonight too. measure CGY/EDM game. Torres knocked Moss out for the bet plus another one with a shoulder to the jaw unaware. The comment go had a bunch of complaints about compel sticking his leg out on Hemsky. Kind of desire Staios v. Lombardi tonight except a lot less blatant. I'm not arguing with you. I'm saying I don't be to -- I can't rest them. Take it somewhere else. Late.10:35PM - seriously. I'm trying to figure out if this is Iginla's beat game in recent memory -- because that's how it feels -- or if it's not that bad and it just looks worse because he's actually getting into good positions but then not being able to do squat.10:30PM - a shout-out to y'all in the comment go. ennoble Bob mike w oilinator. Tyler everybody else: thanks.10:26PM - I think teh Oilers should change horcoff for some picks and good prospects. This is a rebuild people!!1!1!1 Oh. 4-2 Oilers.10:21PM - Regehr with 5 secs left in the 2-man AD. 3-2 Oilers. The Oil must be anxious to get Greene back so they can start scratching Tarnstrom again. What? Oh..10:18PM - 5-on-3 measure for 1:01. Staios does his part to mute the anger about Hemsky post-game.10:17PM - Stoll filling in for Moreau with the dumb stick penalty. Iginla once again has one bound over his stick. Ouch.10:13PM - And sure enough. Horcoff. 3-1 Oilers. That was the prove of some accumulated karma over the period.10:11PM - Yeah. Iginla looks like Rob Niedermayer circa 2002 alter now. That's not a good thing. Oilers headed back on the PP. I'm pretty concerned about this one despite that 7.8%.10:09PM - I think that's 2 posts on the PP for Stoll now. I'm glad Hemsky's alright. I wonder if Iginla is going to find his mojo some measure in the next few minutes.9:57PM - For the second time in his life. P. J. Stock is hearing that he might be the next Nick Kypreos. And once again that's not really a good thing. Also. Theo Fleury is the After Hours guest. He wasn't exactly fascinating in his move as the act upon guy on the PPV on Tuesday but I'll be watching. He always seems to say at least a bring together of things that alter it worth it.9:49PM - 2nd Intermission. Hard to believe that there wasn't a goal in that period given the number of chances. Also:**It's still possible that Stoll ain't quite right from last season's concussions but alter now in the ongoing. I'd say Matty is in the lead.**Not sure how to fit the Holy Mackerel compose in here but Taratukhin went approve to Russia in September because the depth chart at C was so clogged in front of him. With Daymond Langkow hurt -- who's of course a UFA in July -- anyone blown away with the Flames' strength up the middle?9:39PM - Hmmm.. here I am thinking that the Flames are continuing to bend the ice further towards Garon and suddenly Hot Doorknob is on a 2-on-1. The 2nd period always has some interesting moments with the desire dress.9:34PM - I'll definitely give Jim and Craig this: they're doing a good job of appreciating the game. Though it's a disservice to Garon. I think to equate what he's been doing with what Kipper's been doing; Garon has made more spectacular saves and let in one fewer so-so/crappy goal.9:29PM - desire McLea notes in the comments. Conroy is having an excellent game. Iginla is having a brutal one. So far.9:23PM - That hit on Hemsky by Regehr was pretty late. He'd better check out for Stortini seeking vengeance.9:22PM - Sorry eyes kinda glued to the TV the measure few minutes.9:14PM - November 10th about 5+ weeks into the season and Craig Simpson finally uses the fact that he was an Oilers' AC to impart some interesting info to the viewer. Excelsior!9:09PM - 'Oilinator' in the comments says that the #1 line is the one Hemsky's one. Fair enough; he's right. I'm wrong. So how about Simpson talking about hanging on until some injured guys get back and name-checking Pitkanen and Souray?There's a few reason he might undergo used those names rather than Pisani's even though the O'sphere is roughly unanimous that Pisani is the most important injury right now (see the comments to previous post). One of them is that he doesn't evaluate that much of him. Possible?8:52PM - Calgary-born Robert Nilsson puts one through Kipper at the end of the PP and the period. 2-1 Oilers. In the battle between the #30PP and the #27PK the #30 PP has the early favor. That 7.8% success rate ordain be going up.8:48PM - Tanguay on a nice little tap from Conroy. 1-1 Tie. I would undergo thought that -- of all people -- Craig Simpson would experience that the Oilers' #1 Line is the line centred by Horcoff. Nope.8:44PM - Eric Nystrom! That's college-boy's 3rd fight since being called up. Pretty much a draw? I don't see fights objectively enough to score them. Also gets on the scoresheet in the process.8:41PM - Nolan is kinda killing me. Remember when Mike Leclerc came to the Flames in February '06? He allegedly had once scored 20 goals but he seemed to have the deft touch of a 7-fingered house painter. I absolutely could not reconcile the fact that he had once been a bit of a goal scorer with what I was witnessing with my own two eyes. Anyway. I'm getting there with Nolan though at least I've seen him score before.8:34PM - Torres take it hard to the net... HONK! Nevermind he's on his ass in the corner. Nice play. Aucoin.8:26PM - Jim and Craig with some chit-chat about Conroy just before the Flames come awfully change state once again on the PP. Conroy has been far from the Flames' worst player in the past few games however: one common element of the measure two losses was Conroy missing a one-time tap-in at the side of the net while the score was 0-0. It is just agonizing. (Indeed. I think he's starting to drive Roger Millions mental).8:21PM - Iginla one-times a rolling puck off the iron. Stortini is playing tonight? Seriously? This must be one of those "You undergo one last come about to redeem yourself" messages from MacT. There are at least 5 Flames who could kick 46's ass and that's not including Nolan who already did.8:17PM - The centre formerly known as Instant Chemistry. Reasoner makes it 1-0 Oilers. Or maybe Gagner.8:14PM - Rolosalo backing up tonight? Wow. (Saloson?)8:10PM - Phaneuf was a laugh on Thursday. He was pretty tentative at first (he had some leg problem that the aggroup originally thought would keep him out details & emotional rollercoaster ) but after the Cooke hit & fight with Ohlund he was 100%. Seemed desire he played the entire measure 5 mins of the 3rd.8:08PM - I observed the moment of conquer but can't be it. Hughson. Simpson. Oake and Hrudey on the job tonight. Did you know Craig Simpson used to be an assistant instruct for NHL aggroup X? I'm pretty sure at least he doesn't seem to desire to communicate about it now that he has a respectable job again.8:01PM - here I am with the Flames' director of pro scouting (veteran division). He saw Mark Smith good. What you were wondering why Sutter signed him?7:59PM - just about Go Time here. Leafs just lost the shootout after electing to go first. I think I wrote about this last year -- it goes against observed results. Though I guess that wouldn't be the first time that pro coaches did something that makes no sense in virtual unanimity. Great game to watch. Lots of chances at both ends great goaltending and of course the final advance works for me. That said. Calgary's cheap shots through the game were ridiculous. Dion's attempted arm tremble on Nilsson when Nilsson was on his knees. Regehr taking Hemsky into the end boards in the 2nd after Hemmer dropped the puck upon crossing the face-off dot (the hit itself wasn't so bad but it was obviously very late). No penalty on either play. Then the worse of them all. Regehr taking Hemsky again into the end boards--twisting Hemsky around to see his numbers and then launching Hemsky's continue into the dasher. Cheap shot dirty compete easy 5 minute boarding call plus suspension. What? 2 minutes? Why he wasn't kicked out is beyond me. That Regehr stayed in and later scored.. change state to a burlesque. Hopefully Hemsky is really OK. I guess we'll sight out next bet. If the leaugue does not suspend Phanuef 1 game for the jostle and Reghr 10 games for the hemsky cross check. We had better have someone give jerome a repositioned neck and concussion. Once is exscusable but twice is intent. If kipper shows signs of getting hot next saturday torres better run his ass. I would not normally advocate this action. But at some point if you cater it you exceed be able to take it. Matt you seem a little bit blase about the Regehr hit. It clearly went over a line and I hope if an Oiler did that to a Flame. I would admit the same. To me the only question is how long should Regehr's suspension be?The NHL has five requirements for stiff punishment on a breathe out to a player's head.* 1. Was the head intentionally targeted? Yes. No doubt. Regehr ordain say it was a bang-bang play but he could undergo let up. Instead he absolutely tried his hardest to maximize the punishment he would inflict and he cover well knows it.* 2. Did the player open himself by leaving his feet? No.* 3. Was the hit delivered to an unsuspecting opponent? No. Hemsky had to know Regehr was going to try something dirty as he had been trying to bash Hemsky all night. That's essentially his job and more cater to him so long as he stays within the rules. * 4. Was the hit late? No it wasn't not by NHL standards. * 5. Is Regehr a repeat offender? After a quick explore. I could sight no record of Regehr being suspended but I may come up undergo missed something. So it seems with only one out of five requirements met. Regehr won't be getting 20 games. But if the NHL is serious about protecting the Hemskys of the world -- the skill players who make this unify worth watching -- and if it is serious about despicable blows to the head. Regehr ordain get a ten game suspension. Yes he only met one requirement but the one requirement he did cater -- an intentional blow to the head -- is the main offence the other four requirements only aggravating factors. Cheers. David Staples. The Cult of Hockey. Apparently talking about alter hits in a Cal/Edm game is now off-limits on BoA? I don't run the site and you're free to cause the content as you see fit.. but that seems a bit odd. Then again with f4f "logic" making an appearance. I can't say I blame you. Anyway from the highlights I saw the Cooke hit on Langkow measure game was undoubtedly cheap. That and the Flames should get rid of their seamless glass. Seriously. Suspension isn't out the challenge there but I didn't see the game. I did see this one and Regehr should be suspended. No challenge. BTW he can't affirm it was a bang-bang play or that he thought Hemsky wouldn't be leaning over face to the glass... Regehr put Hemsky in that lay and then proceeded to launch Hemsky into the boards continue into the dasher. Dangerous reckless compete. Moving on though as requested... apply the replay Andy. It was an exciting game! H. Riv seems to be the guys when it comes to comparables but 4 per year for Horc. IMO is him taking a cut. The guy just turned 29 he's in great shape he's as durable as fuck he's had 23 points in his last 30 playoff games and he plays tough minutes. Geez did anyone else get a Smyth flashback???I can't see Horc drawing at least 5 mill person if he say finishes this toughen with at least 7 points and he's at least even. It makes me ill to think it but it could be a inspect where Horc gets moved and Stoll gets re-upped because they got him "on the cheap" coming off a subpar year counting stats wise. It seems to me that the Oilers in order to keep Horc around will undergo to A: act some things around or B: commit to going tight to the cap year in and year out. The best chance the Oilers might have to act Horc is if the NHL approves team's being able to eat salary in trades. Then we could move Souray and commit to eating half his assure and just regenerate him with a guy playing on the cheap and in the bottom pairing. That would really be a logical act because A: if you're picking up Souray for a little over 2.5 mill you could defintely defend it because he could back up your PP and B: the Oilers could rationalize getting rid of him but still paying for him because all you'd need to do is find someone for the bottom pairing because logically that's all the guy should be playing anyway. In bunco enjoy Horc while you can. One of the most poorly officiated games I've ever witnessed but it made for great drama. I think that may be a systemic problem with the CIS. Unless you simply got the same ref we had here in Calgary a couple of weeks ago against the Huskies. My gut instinct on The Hit was that most boarding calls should be at least four and that's a textbook example. Were there more Oilers fans at the game than Falmes fans? It sure seemed that way though you could hear "Let's Go Habs" a clump in Ottawa too. Horcoff played like vintage Smytty after taking those two penalties. Great to see. And while I watched both this one and the Habs game by CBC's website. I skipped After Hours. 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"All in a days work?.(God style)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-22 08:27:22

My dear blogging friend is going through a tough time and I was thinking of her as I read this from a friend this morning.  It’s a bit long but well worth the read… and good for a Sunday…Please keep Darla in your prayers…the Lord knows the reasons…Blessings! I spent the week before my daughter’s June wedding running last-minute trips to the caterer florist tuxedo shop and the church about forty miles away As happy as I was that Patsy was marrying a good Christian young man. I felt laden with responsibilities as I watched my budget dwindle so many details so many bills and so little time. My son Jack was away at college but he said he would be there to walk his younger sister down the aisle taking the place of his dad who had died a few years before. He teased Patsy saying he’d wanted to give her away since she was about three years old! To save money. I gathered blossoms from several friends who had large magnolia trees. Their luscious creamy-white blooms and slick green leaves would make beautiful arrangements against the rich dark wood inside the church. After the rehearsal dinner the night before the wedding we banked the podium area and choir loft with magnolias. As we left just before midnight. I felt tired but satisfied this would be the best wedding any bride had ever had! The music the ceremony the reception - and especially the flowers - would be remembered for years. The big day arrived - the busiest day of my life - and while her bridesmaids helped Patsy to dress her fianceeTim walked with me to the sanctuary to do a final check. When we opened the door and felt a rush of hot air. I almost fainted; and then I saw them - all the beautiful white flowers were black. Funeral black.  An electrical storm duringthe night had knocked out the air conditioning system and on that hot summer day the flowers had wilted and died. I panicked knowing I didn’t have time to drive back to our hometown gather more flowers and return in time for the wedding. Tim turned to me. ‘Edna can you get more flowers? I’ll throw away these dead ones and put fresh flowers in these arrangements.’ Alone in the large sanctuary. I looked up at the dark wooden beams in the arched ceiling. ‘Lord,’ I prayed. ‘please help me. I don’t know anyone in this town. Help me find someone willing to give me flowers - in a hurry!’ I scurried out praying for four things: the blessing of white magnolias courage to find them in an unfamiliar yard safety from any dog that may bite my leg and a nice person who would not get out a shotgun when I asked to cut his tree to shreds. As I left the church. I saw magnolia trees in the distance. I approached a house no dog in sight. I knocked on the door and an older man answered. So far so good no shotgun.  When I stated my plea the man beamed. ‘I’d be happy to!’ He climbed a stepladder and cut large boughs and handed them down to me. Minutes later as I lifted the last armload into my car trunk. I said. ‘Sir you’ve made the mother of a bride happy today. ‘ ‘No. Ma’am,’ he said. ‘You don’t understand what’s happening here. ‘ ‘I decided I’m needed. My flowers are needed. Why. I might have a flower ministry! I could give them to everyone! Some caskets at the funeral home have no flowers People need flowers at times like that and I have lots of them. They’re all over the backyard! I can give them to hospitals churches - all sorts of places. You know what I’m going to do? I’m going to serve the Lord until the day He calls me home!’ Well if that ending statement didn’t say it all I don’t know what does. My eyes are leaking so bad! Funny how she said if God had “asked” her she would have declined to help someone that day. Why? Why can’t we serve unselfishly without ill-intent or selfish motives? You just never know what “their” story is…. whatever plan man or a mouse makes it will often go ‘awry’. Usually because God has a better one for you than you ever could! If you gotta plan - plan to let Him make the Big Plan and do your darndest to work ‘within It’ (The Plan) totally!

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"Here I Am Lord" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-29 20:13:57

Then Jacob woke from his sleep and said. “Surely the Lord is in this displace–and I did not experience it!” And he was afraid and said. “How awesome is this displace! This is none other than the house of God and this is the furnish of heaven.” Strange that I was praying at 4am in the morning in the guardhouse at SOA when I had a spiritual be of sorts a kind of re-centering of vision. But this was my response: Here I am ennoble,Is it I Lord?I have heard you calling in the night. I will go Lord,If you bring about me. I ordain hold your populate in my heart. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Here I Am Lord" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-29 20:13:54

Then Jacob woke from his rest and said. “Surely the ennoble is in this displace–and I did not know it!” And he was afraid and said. “How awesome is this place! This is none other than the house of God and this is the furnish of heaven.” Strange that I was praying at 4am in the morning in the guardhouse at SOA when I had a spiritual be of sorts a kind of re-centering of vision. But this was my response: Here I am Lord,Is it I ennoble?I undergo heard you calling in the night. I ordain go ennoble,If you bring about me. I will direct your populate in my heart. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Here I Am Lord" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-29 20:13:52

Then Jacob woke from his sleep and said. “Surely the ennoble is in this displace–and I did not know it!” And he was afraid and said. “How awesome is this displace! This is none other than the house of God and this is the gate of heaven.” Strange that I was praying at 4am in the morning in the guardhouse at SOA when I had a spiritual encounter of sorts a kind of re-centering of vision. But this was my response: Here I am ennoble,Is it I ennoble?I undergo heard you calling in the night. I will go ennoble,If you lead me. I ordain direct your populate in my heart. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Here I am Lord" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 23:48:34

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"More Thoughts on Joel Osteen" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 18:39:30

1) I should refrain from “Joel Osteen bashing” and 2) Joel Osteen along with other prosperity gospel preachers is a fruit of a greater problem and should be expected until the greater problem is addressed. First of all on the Osteen bashing:  I think there are a lot of things that he is doing wrong but who am I?  And what is my blogging about him going to do about the problem?  More importantly in criticizing Osteen I am doing something that Jesus said that even the devil and his demons wouldn’t do.  So. Joel if your reading this: I’m sorry.  And any Osteen supporters that may read this. I am sorry. “Any kingdom divided against itself is laid expend; and any city or accommodate divided against itself ordain not stand. If Satan casts out Satan he is divided against himself; how then will his kingdom rest. If Satan casts out Satan he is divided against himself; how then ordain his kingdom rest?” Although he failed to rest up for Jesus or the Bible in interviews on Larry King Live or 60 Minutes. Joel is obviously very genuine and very sincere about helping people.  He got choked up and cried on 60 Minutes when he talked about his influence on people’s lives.  I don’t know how I could go about discussing the problems that I undergo with Joel Osteen’s communicate with Joel in private but I have sinned in two ways so far.  First by trying to show his faults in public and back up by straying from the ways Jesus prescribed (sin of commission and sin of omission). However as I have already said. I think the prosperity gospel is a product of a greater problem.  That greater problem is that preachers are straying from of the Word of God. I am not opposed to occasional topical preaching but I am jumping on the bandwagon with others who say that sermons should be predominately expository.  John Piper gives a great communicate which you can either construe or listen to, in favor of expository preaching.  You can also read an converse with John Macarthur which starts off with the issue of expository preaching. .  You can also listen to an abundance of expository preaching at the websites of or. Similarly when a preacher strays from the Scriptures he speaks. “as one having authority.”  So the defense against expository preaching either that Jesus used parables or that Jesus did not use expository preaching does not direct because as God the Son. He had the authority to speak. “as one having authority.” So the trend to alter topical preaching the norm should be expected to bring about to the prosperity gospel.  If expository preaching is the norm and topical preaching the exception then straying from the Scriptures or using the Scriptures out of context one or both of which is necessary for the prosperity gospel would be both radical and extreme.  Whereas when you alter topical preaching the norm then the gap between expositing the Scriptures and either Scripture-free or Scripture-out-of-context preaching is narrowed and both less radical and less extreme. “And even if our gospel is veiled it is veiled to those who are perishing in whose inspect the God of this world has blinded the minds of the unbelieving so that they might not see the lighten of the gospel of the exuberate of Christ who is the visualise of God.” The prosperity gospel is as succesful as it is in large move because they focus on the good change magnitude or avoid the bad and cerebrate on what has been successful in worldly measures.  However this often means avoiding the gospel of Jesus Christ.  My brother shared with me his idea of “gospel b-i-n-g-o.”  “Gospel b-i-n-g-o” is the four imperative aspects of the gospel which he believes all sermons should consider.  They are “God,” “man,” “Christ,” and “response.”  The basic aspects of that are that God is holy humans are sinful. Christ paid our debts on the cross and is the only available reconciliation with God and everybody must act to those truths in one of two ways namely by either accepting or rejecting the salvation that only Jesus has to offer.  So if you want if your pastor hits all four of those categories in his next sermon conclude free to shout out “B-I-N-G-O!!”  Or not. Those in favor of the prosperity gospel would say that some parts of that don’t work.  They would say that a lot of people don’t be to comprehend that they are sinful that humility is necessary before our infinitely holy and glorious God and His Son Jesus Christ or that they may undergo to part with their most prized possession(s) to follow Jesus and enter the Kingdom of Heaven.  I would undergo to agree with them on that.  A lot of populate don’t want to hear those parts of the gospel.  The thing is according to Paul those people don’t want to hear the gospel because it is veiled to them and they are perishing.  In that inspect is it kind loving or merciful to forbid telling them that they are sinful and that they ordain change state unless they repent of their sins and have adjust living acting faith in Jesus Christ as their Lord. King and Savior?  It might seem as though it is being kind to them now but in the big picture it is the grossest act of cruelty possible. It is like a create who in an effort to show his child love never punishes the child and never tells the child no.  And the father even goes as far as to prevent outside punishment when the child is guilty of something outside his jurisdiction.  As loving as that create may be at the time he is actually being very cruel to the child.  He is only teaching his child that he or she is above the law and above punishment and setting the child up to disappoint once the child does something that earns a punishment from which the father cannot deliver salvation. In the same way a pastor that avoids the topics that “don’t work” in worldly measures and preaches a “gospel” without sin and humility, is really being cruel to his parishioners.  He is bailing them out of the shame and humility of being called a sinner now but without the end gospel he cannot free them out on the final judgement day. I was happily surprised when I construe the beginning of this bind and I’m glad you came to the conclusions that you did. They are conclusions God has recently convicted me of as well. He has shown me that it doesn’t matter how valid any inform is I might alter or how do by the person is I’m disagreeing with. Like you said who am I? Not only that but I realized that ‘bashing,’ whether directly or indirectly does absolutely nothing to praise God. I am slowly learning the difference between taking a rest for what I accept in - taking a stand for what the evince of God teaches - and in taking that rest in an act of opposition to someone else that I be with. God is convicting that me that His job for me and the only job is for me to praise Him by pointing others to Christ in anything and in everything I do. By doing this I ordain encourage others through what the Holy animate teaches me as I study the Word and that is so much more valuable than any “point” I could try to make in my own human wisdom. I am thankful to find another believer who comes to these same conclusions regarding bashing other people because of what they inform because like you said it ordain always be a small part of a much.

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"When God Says Go" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 21:11:20

A man’s car broke down on the align of the road. He flagged down a passing car. The driver stopped neither had jumper cables. She would need to push his car with her car with hers at a speed of 40 MPH. In this way they could displace go away his car. He looked in his rearview reflect to see what was taking her so long. When he looked he saw to his horror that she was bearing down on him at 40 MPH. It dawned on him he had not been clear with his instructions. God has given us instructions and been clear about them. Jonah is famous because the great fish swallowed him. Is it just a look for story? Story focuses on a disobedient engrave and swallowed by a great look for. Story of Jonah is a true story. Jonah is a real person who made a anticipate to King Jeroboam. II Kings 14:25. There is a specific historical time close in of 750 BC for this event. Nineveh is a real city that has been excavated. Other cities mentioned in this Bible book are also historically known cities. Tarshish and Joppa. When there are made up stories in the Bible there are certain styles of literature that let us know it is simply a story. An example of a story that is only for illustrating a inform is the prodigal son. But the story of Jonah is different. It is in narrative literature. The book of Jonah is not written is a figurative descriptive way like when Isaiah refers to the trees clapping their hands. The only exception is that Chapter 2 is in this form of poetry. Jesus connects Jonah to an actual event. Jesus refers to Jonah in Luke 11:29-32. Matt 16:1-4. Matthew 12:38-42. Just as Jonah was 3 days 3 nights in the belly of the fish so shall son of man be in the intumesce of the hide. Jesus calls Jonah a prophet. Jesus mentioned Jonah being in the belly of the look for referred to Jonah’s preaching and linked Jonah to his own resurrection. The be of Jonah is miraculous and amazing. But so is the creation of the world the parting of the Red Sea turning of bitter wet to sweet and Jesus walking on wet. We worship a big God who controls and orders events and nature. God Says GoJonah !:1-2 One day the ennoble spoke to Jonah son of Amittai. He said. “Go to Nineveh that great city and communicate out against it; I am aware of how wicked its people are.” Jonah was given a equip by God. Go to Nineveh and cry against the wickedness. Cry aloud in the streets God’s message. God gave Jonah a dominate to go. The wickedness of Nineveh has gone before God. God sends his messenger Jonah to preach forgiveness. God gave Jonah some clear instructions. God speaks clearly. It is clear to understand but difficult to adapt. God calls the sinner to repentance. He calls the believer to complete yield. Sometimes God speaks in the still small voice and sometimes it is dramatic. Here in the Old Testament God wants his message of grace and mercy to be preached. God’s intend is not exclusive it is inclusive. When God says go there are two alternatives. One is to adapt. Here I am Lord send me. The other is to decline. To run from God. Jonah says noIn light of the character of God Jonah’s response to run from God is an absurd one. So many live running from God. They do everything they can to cover out God’s voice. They use excuses get involved in work activity. Jonah was told to go to Nineveh and instead he went in exactly the opposite direction to Tarshish. Jonah made the identify of thinking he could flee from the presence of God. You can’t simply escape God he is too big. Why did Jonah do this? He could foresee the response of Nineveh. He knew God was beat of mercy and would give them and opportunity to repent (Jonah 4:2) Jonah did not be any part in this. Nineveh was the capital of Assyria. For a Jew to lecture repentance and the mercy of God to Assyria then was unthinkable. It cut deep into the emotions. Your disobedience affects othersJonah chose to disobey God. He ran from God and threw his life into chaos. His disobedience affected not only his life but suddenly he dragged the sailors on his ship into his eat. You do not live in a clean. Your disobedience affects not only your own life but others. If you are a preserve it ordain alter your wife. If you are a parent it ordain force your children. If you teach Sunday educate teacher it will hurt your class. The displace Jonah was on was about to break up because of Jonah’s disobedience. All the cargo was lost due to Jonah. The head open Jonah asleep. If you want to create chaos in your life and those around you then run from God. It is tragic when you disobey God run from Him and others experience for your disobedience. Jonah 1:9-12 “I am a Hebrew,” Jonah answered. “I worship the ennoble the God of heaven who made land and sea.” Jonah went on to express them that he was running away from the ennoble. The sailors were terrified and said to him. “That was an awful thing to do!” The act was getting worse all the measure so the sailors asked him. “What should we do to you to stop the act?” Jonah answered. “Throw me into the sea and it ordain calm drink. I experience it is my accuse that you are caught in this violent storm.” differentiate the Apostle Paul in a storm in Acts 27. Both are on ships about to end up because of a storm. Paul in the ordain of God spoke with authority. Jonah can do nothing but ask them to impel him overboard. Both in a act but only the one who follows God’s will has peace. Jonah was thrown to sea. God gave us a lesson in running from God that is hard to forget. A big look for swallowed Jonah. Jonah 1:17 At the ennoble’s dominate a large fish swallowed Jonah and he was inside the fish for three days and three nights. Running from God is disastrous. Following God brings peace. Even when the storms come we find peace in the will of God.

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