RE: Snake Surrender - Please Re-read Andy and Linda

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I really was way off really and Linda's question let me take a better look at

how I wrote that out.. chagrin is not the right word.. the playful antics

 

 

zinniaprint

Sat, 9 Jan 2010 17:19:23 -0800

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Hi Linda

 

I remember hearing the phrase " salt of the earth " being used to mean

 

that the Christian man or woman is to be the salt of the earth. Grain

 

of salt to me means use your own discernent and " got salt " reminds me

 

of the " got milk " ads.

 

 

 

Zinnia

 

 

 

Sent from my iPhone

 

 

 

On Jan 9, 2010, at 4:28 PM, " danceswithcats999 "

 

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> Hi Zinnia, I hope you don't mind my asking, but what is the non-

 

> traditional symbology of a grain of salt or " got salt " as you put it.

 

> I would like to know how it compares with the christian view.

 

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> Linda

 

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> > want to sound like I was assuming to know how he rates w/ Shakti...

 

> > (regional dialect sorry). Except he probably shouldn't worry.

 

> > A grain of salt or " got salt " lol not in traditional Christian

 

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> > On Jan 9, 2010, at 3:32 PM, Deb111222 wrote:

 

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> > > Anna - I thought what you said was so true and really beautiful.

 

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> > > me again.... after reading a few more posts I just want to say

 

> > > disregard all my note! i honestly dont know anything about

 

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