I'm within the last 90 seconds of visual materials then its off to the
Copyright Office with it as a 17 minute video. The LORD showed me (on Easter
Sunday at Sunrise service) precisely HOW to tidy up the last 4 minutes with a
killer finale. :p

How in the world did it do that?

"georgann" <chenault@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:BE6DEF31.57F64%chenault@mindspring.com...

snip

I'm within the last 90 seconds of visual materials then its off to the
Copyright Office with it as a 17 minute video. The LORD showed me (on
Easter Sunday at Sunrise service) precisely HOW to tidy up the last 4
minutes with a killer finale. :p

How in the world did it do that?

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:28:16 GMT, georgann <chenault@mindspring.com>
wrote:

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Neither a dance nor a "problem". But it certainly has been a
challenge.

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's
diagram or
how one could do a diagram.

Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

Robibnikoff wrote:

georgann has been working on this silly thing for years; can't recall
what
program she's been using. Corel, maybe? She hasn't had it available
for
viewing in quite a while - in fact ever since some one pointed out an
error,
IIRC. It's quite the confusing sight to behold ;)

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Software: Freehand, Flash MX, QuickTime Pro, SoundTrack, Final Cut Express
HD.

It won't be confusing when its fully published.

I'm within the last 90 seconds of visual materials then its off to the
Copyright Office with it as a 17 minute video. The LORD showed me (on
Easter Sunday at Sunrise service) precisely HOW to tidy up the last 4
minutes with a killer finale. :p

So if I am to understand correctly, you are maintaining that the whole
point to Christianity is for you georgann personally to make an audio
visual presentation. Boy there's a whole lot of other people who must
feel pretty silly now.

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's diagram
or how one could do a diagram.
Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

Robibnikoff wrote:

georgann has been working on this silly thing for years; can't recall what
program she's been using. Corel, maybe? She hasn't had it available for
viewing in quite a while - in fact ever since some one pointed out an error,
IIRC. It's quite the confusing sight to behold ;)

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:
Software: Freehand, Flash MX, QuickTime Pro, SoundTrack, Final Cut Express
HD. It won't be confusing when its fully published. I'm within the last 90
seconds of visual materials then its off to the Copyright Office with it as a
17 minute video. The LORD showed me (on Easter Sunday at Sunrise service)
precisely HOW to tidy up the last 4 minutes with a killer finale. :p

So if I am to understand correctly, you are maintaining that the whole point
to Christianity is for you georgann personally to make an audio visual
presentation. Boy there's a whole lot of other people who must feel pretty
silly now.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:28:16 GMT, georgann <chenault@mindspring.com>
wrote:

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Neither a dance nor a "problem". But it certainly has been a
challenge.

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's
diagram or how one could do a diagram.

Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

Robibnikoff wrote:

georgann has been working on this silly thing for years; can't recall
what program she's been using. Corel, maybe? She hasn't had it
available for viewing in quite a while - in fact ever since some one
pointed out an error, IIRC. It's quite the confusing sight to behold
;)

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Software: Freehand, Flash MX, QuickTime Pro, SoundTrack, Final Cut
Express HD.

It won't be confusing when its fully published.

I'm within the last 90 seconds of visual materials then its off to the
Copyright Office with it as a 17 minute video. The LORD showed me (on
Easter Sunday at Sunrise service) precisely HOW to tidy up the last 4
minutes with a killer finale. :p

So if I am to understand correctly, you are maintaining that the whole
point to Christianity is for you georgann personally to make an audio
visual presentation. Boy there's a whole lot of other people who must
feel pretty silly now.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:28:16 GMT, georgann <chenault@mindspring.com>
wrote:

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Neither a dance nor a "problem". But it certainly has been a challenge.

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's diagram or
how one could do a diagram.

Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

Robibnikoff wrote:

georgann has been working on this silly thing for years; can't recall what
program she's been using. Corel, maybe? She hasn't had it available for
viewing in quite a while - in fact ever since some one pointed out an error,
IIRC. It's quite the confusing sight to behold ;)

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Software: Freehand, Flash MX, QuickTime Pro, SoundTrack, Final Cut Express
HD.

It won't be confusing when its fully published.

I'm within the last 90 seconds of visual materials then its off to the
Copyright Office with it as a 17 minute video. The LORD showed me (on
Easter Sunday at Sunrise service) precisely HOW to tidy up the last 4
minutes with a killer finale. :p

So if I am to understand correctly, you are maintaining that the whole
point to Christianity is for you georgann personally to make an audio
visual presentation. Boy there's a whole lot of other people who must
feel pretty silly now.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:23:44 GMT, georgann <chenault@mindspring.com>
wrote:

Kate wrote:

Well, that made no sense at all. Is the Diagram® of the Bible,
Creation and
Prophecy a dance or some kind of lifelong math problem?

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Neither a dance nor a "problem". But it certainly has been a
challenge.

Kate wrote:

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's
diagram or
how one could do a diagram. Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

To do God's Diagram® you first must plot out the times of the lives of all
of the individuals whose "years" are listed in what is lovingly referred
to
as the "begats" throughout Genesis and Exodus. Be very careful around the
Flood of Noah because you must count forwards then double check yourself
to
see how old Noah was at the flood in order not to make a mistake.

Once you have that under your belt we'll talk some more.

No, I don't think so.

Neither a dance nor a "problem". But it certainly has been a challenge.

Kate wrote:

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's diagram or
how one could do a diagram. Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:
To do God's Diagram® you first must plot out the times of the lives of all of
the individuals whose "years" are listed in what is lovingly referred to as
the "begats" throughout Genesis and Exodus. Be very careful around the Flood
of Noah because you must count forwards then double check yourself to see how
old Noah was at the flood in order not to make a mistake.
Once you have that under your belt we'll talk some more.

No, I don't think so.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:23:44 GMT, georgann <chenault@mindspring.com>
wrote:

Kate wrote:

Well, that made no sense at all. Is the Diagram® of the Bible, Creation and
Prophecy a dance or some kind of lifelong math problem?

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Neither a dance nor a "problem". But it certainly has been a challenge.

Kate wrote:

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's diagram or
how one could do a diagram. Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

To do God's Diagram® you first must plot out the times of the lives of all
of the individuals whose "years" are listed in what is lovingly referred to
as the "begats" throughout Genesis and Exodus. Be very careful around the
Flood of Noah because you must count forwards then double check yourself to
see how old Noah was at the flood in order not to make a mistake.

Once you have that under your belt we'll talk some more.

No, I don't think so.

Kate wrote:

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's diagram or
how one could do a diagram. Still not making a lick of sense georgann.

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:
To do God's Diagram® you first must plot out the times of the lives of all of
the individuals whose "years" are listed in what is lovingly referred to as
the "begats" throughout Genesis and Exodus. Be very careful around the Flood
of Noah because you must count forwards then double check yourself to see how
old Noah was at the flood in order not to make a mistake.
Once you have that under your belt we'll talk some more.

What the hell are you talking about? Actually, I can't wait to see this thing.
Sort of like a train wreck...it does no good to stare, but you just can't look
away...

georgann wrote:

Kate wrote:

Well, that made no sense at all. Is the Diagram® of the Bible,

Creation and

Prophecy a dance or some kind of lifelong math problem?

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Neither a dance nor a "problem". But it certainly has been a

challenge.

Kate wrote:

And yet you seem not to be able to tell anyone how one does God's

diagram or

how one could do a diagram. Still not making a lick of sense

georgann.

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

To do God's Diagram® you first must plot out the times of the lives

of all

of the individuals whose "years" are listed in what is lovingly

referred to

as the "begats" throughout Genesis and Exodus. Be very careful around

the

Flood of Noah because you must count forwards then double check

yourself to

see how old Noah was at the flood in order not to make a mistake.

If it is a plot, then what exactly are the axes of the graph? I would
imagine that y=age at death but what would be x?

Patriarchal number?
Number of children?
Number of wives?