Is God Tempting Me?

Nice info yechi.

Before you use "making change" in donation "accepted norm",what do you call the stage on the first case that it happen.

Did anybody ask why?

What are the reasons of the congregation and the Rabbi that it is accepted?

Im very interested.

Just for me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundraising

Some one is soliciting the person.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donation

A gift,no one is asking.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offering


As far as I know,all of this happen with in the service in the congregation.

It is severe when the money is inside the box.why?

A week past and members have toil their good hands in good job in good sweat of their eyebrow.

The time for service is at hand and present himself, that he shoulder the yok for days and its fruit of its good labor, also on whats on his heart and drop the money in the box for its purpose, only the members are allowed to drop the money in the box.

What is the purpose? for the church but also to God.

Yes. God dont need the money in heaven.

It is the heart and the act of the member that Gods want,just for me.

Granting on thumper.

Whole 100 with joyfull heart good.

Whole 100 with bitter heart.
for me eat sweet vegetable rather than bitter cow,dont donate number 3 on thumper.

Making change.same tally of cash but different hearts on the box,for me,thats why its more severe

Church was cancelled on Sunday, so I ventured out in the ice storm (thankfully, we didn't get hit as hard as most) to the coin show with this coin. There were only about 6 or 8 dealers that made it and about twice that many customers. I took it to a guy who looked at. He got out a loup and looked at it and said "No, that's not real. I don't think its real, it doesn't look real. The only way to know for sure is to weigh it." I asked if he could weigh it for me. He was going to help another customer, and said "Yea, hang on. Its not going to weigh out."

After he got done with the other man, he got out his scale and weighed it. Then took out his book. "Hmm" he said. Then he took the coin off of the scale zeroed it out and weighed it again. "Hmm" he said again. "Well, its weighing correctly." He pulled the loup out and started looking at it again. "This thing is all pitted. There is no surface left on the coin. This thing is horrible! Its probably been burried in the ground or something. This is a terrible coin! Its weighing correctly, its gold, but its ugly!"

I explained where I got it and asked what I could sell it for or how much I should give the church for it. He told me that based on the condition, he would pay $90 for it and sell it for $95. He said "I'd just give the church $100 and call it even."

Wow. Granted its the first gold coin I've probably ever touched, but I didn't think it was that ugly.

Last week Gold was around the $790 ish range yesterday the fed dropped interest rate and gold is now trading around $805. so last week $90 would have been a good offer this week you might get $95 but who know what gold spot will do today....