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This song seems biblical but I have no idea what its trying to say.

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This is a liberal take on the biblical end times. One can see a reference to current problems of extreme self-centeredness. Reference to the Anti-Christ that the book of Revelation speaks of. Satan himself being an angry child after being tossed from Heaven for his self-ish desire to be hire than God. You can go line by line and reference many biblical references. Best to read the books of Daniel and Revelation in the Bible. I know Jonathan Cain--although not a professing Christian has used the bible as inspiration for other songs.

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Meaning of One More by Journey

The song "One More" by Journey seems to convey a somber and introspective message. It touches upon themes of violence, injustice, and the struggle for survival.

In the verses, the lyrics paint a picture of a world filled with wicked prophets, where speaking the name of someone can lead to death. The "innocent age" described may refer to a time of purity and peace that has been corrupted. The birth of a king in a house filled with rage suggests the cycle of violence being passed down through generations.

The bridge highlights the suffering of the blind, metaphorically representing those who cannot see the truth or escape the consequences of sin. The phrase "lines are drawn where the boundaries begin" could refer to the division and conflict caused by differing beliefs or ideologies. The madness within humanity is depicted as breaking ten thousand souls, emphasizing the widespread destruction caused by these divisions.

The chorus repeats the phrase "one more" several times, which could signify the continuous cycle of pain and injustice. It portrays a cry in the night, a war left to fight, and lives being cut down by fire, all driven by anger and desire.

The second verse emphasizes the cold-heartedness of individuals, pride without shame, and the ongoing violence perpetuated by wicked prophets in the name of someone or something. It also hints at the downfall of society, with the heavens falling from the sky and brother turning against brother.

The bridge mentions wings of fire and drums of thunder, perhaps alluding to the chaos and destruction caused by warfare. It asserts that there should be no more of this violence, creating a plea for mercy.

The song closes with a repetition of the chorus, reinforcing the message of the continuous cycle of pain and tragedy caused by human aggression.

Overall, "One More" by Journey appears to explore the destructive nature of humanity, the consequences of violence, and the longing for peace and mercy. It encourages reflection on the cycles of injustice and the need for change.

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Scripture reading — genesis 46:1-7, 28-30.

“Do not be afraid to go down to Egypt, for I will make you into a great nation there.”

—  Genesis 46:3

October 25, 2020

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In his old age Jacob now begins one more journey. Many years earlier, Jacob had fled his homeland in fear; now he leaves in the hope of a joyful reunion with a son he had thought was dead. But this journey also requires him to leave the land God has promised to him (Genesis 35:12). This journey will take him to Egypt, a place of danger for his father and grandfather (Genesis 12:10-20; 26:2). Can God be involved in this unexpected change of plans?

It is to Jacob’s credit that he begins this journey with worship—for even if a plan seems appealing to us, it will not succeed if it does not honor God. Though his own son had invited him to come and stay in Egypt, Jacob also surely knew of God’s warning that his descendants would be mistreated in a foreign land (Genesis 15:13). For this reason, God’s assurance is vital to his journey.

Perhaps it seems that God has placed you on a journey you did not expect: a new career, a new home, a challenging situation that stretches your faith. Hear today the great assurance that Jacob heard: “Do not be afraid. . . . I will go . . . with you.” God, who lived among us and journeyed with us in the flesh of his Son (John 1:14), will redeem and bless even the unexpected journeys of all who trust in him.

Lord, sometimes you send us to unexpected places in life. Give us wisdom to discern your leading in our journeys, and give us courage in knowing you are always with us, through Jesus, our Savior. Amen.

About the author — Joel Vande Werken

Joel Vande Werken has been a pastor since 2007, serving churches in Sussex, New Jersey, and in Whitinsville, Massachusetts. He and his wife, Brandie, have five young children.

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Ukrainian officials cheered the impending passage of the bill.

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“The United States has been and remains a strategic partner that stands shoulder to shoulder with the Ukrainian people in our fight against the russian aggressor!” Mr. Stefanchuk added.

The photograph recalled the scene on the floor of the House on Saturday when Democrats waved miniature Ukrainian flags as they voted for the aid bill. They were rebuked by Mr. Johnson and other Republicans, who called it a violation of decorum and said that only American flags should be displayed in the chamber.

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In second place on this list of the longest-charting titles in the history of the Billboard 200 is Legend by Bob Marley and the Wailers. That compilation has earned 830 stays on the tally, including this week.

This time around, Journey’s Greatest Hits falls down the chart, though it’s not in danger of disappearing from the tally. The compilation slips from No. 71 to No. 90, tumbling nearly 20 spaces. It shifted 12,376 equivalent units in the past tracking period, which is down a little more than 3% from the period before, according to Luminate.

It will be some time before another album reaches 800 weeks on the Billboard 200, but it certainly will happen again. Metallica’s self-titled project has now spent 746 frames on the list. Behind that title comes Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits , which has yet to reach 700 stays.

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Journey is an American rock band formed in 1973 in San Francisco by former members of Santana and Frumious Bandersnatch. The band has gone through several phases; its strongest commercial success occurred between 1978 and 1987, after which it temporarily disbanded. During that period, the band released a series of hit songs, including 1981's "Don't Stop Believin'", which became in 2009 the top-selling catalog track in iTunes history. Its parent studio album, Escape, the band's eighth and most successful, reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and yielded another of their most popular singles, "Open Arms". Its 1983 follow-up, Frontiers, was almost as successful in the United States, reaching No. 2 and spawning several successful singles; it broadened the band's ap… more »

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Ten years, eight clubs, one dream: The story of Fa'amanu Brown, rugby league's ultimate journeyman

Analysis Sport Ten years, eight clubs, one dream: The story of Fa'amanu Brown, rugby league's ultimate journeyman

Fa'amanu Brown has had plenty of days to remember though his 10-year, eight-club career in rugby league, but the past week was something new, even for him.

After securing a release from Hull FC, he flew from England on Sunday, landed in Australia on Monday, signed with St George Illawarra on Tuesday, trained with them on Thursday and played in the club's 30-12 win over the Warriors on Friday.

"I didn't think I'd play on Friday but Flanno (coach Shane Flanagan) said he'd throw me in the deep end," Brown said.

"It was surreal to get a win against a quality side like the Warriors and it was the first time we won back-to-back in a couple of years, so that's important.

"Nobody is ever going to turn down an offer to play in the NRL, even if you're straight off the plane."

Brown's move is the latest chapter of a long, winding journey that started in Christchurch and has taken the 29-year-old from Cronulla, to Canterbury, to Featherstone Rovers in the English second division, to North Sydney Bears in NSW Cup, to Wests Tigers, back to Canterbury, then to Newcastle, Hull FC and finally the Dragons.

That's nine different stints at eight different clubs across two continents and four different leagues in 11 seasons, for those of you playing at home. The Dragons are the fourth team he's played for in 18 months.

Throw in his appearances for Samoa, his belated debut for New Zealand – where he played in last year's record Pacific Championship final belting of Australia – and the fact he overcame a leg injury that left doctors telling him he'd never walk again let alone play, and it's one of the most remarkable careers in modern rugby league.

Some players might take being described as a journeyman as disparaging. Brown uses it as a sign-off on Instagram and wears it as a badge of honour. Few can match his journey, on the field or off it.

Plenty of people who have faced Brown's hardships would have retired long ago. The uncertainty of life as a rugby league vagabond isn't for everyone but Brown has been making the very most of what he's got his whole life.

"It's from my upbringing. We all face adversity on our own journeys but I grew up in a three-bedroom state house as one of nine kids. We just had to deal with what we had," Brown said.

"It's the hardships I've had to go through. I grew up in a home with domestic violence. I grew up in a house where you had to deal with what you had and I've carried that with me.

"When you're chucked in the deep end it's swim or drown and I've been put in that position my whole life.

"That's what built my resilience and my character. I'm so lucky with my family and my support base, my fiance Jordan has been with me through everything. She's been right there on the rollercoaster with me.

"There have been plenty of times when I've wanted to retire but I'm so lucky."

Brown got his first shot at the top grade back in 2014 with Cronulla as the club struggled in the grip of the ASADA scandal.

The Sharks were outscored 56-0 in his first two matches. But, as he's done so many times, Brown kept at it and Cronulla, somehow, won their following two games – overturning 22-0 and 24-0 deficits in the process.

He stayed at the Sharks until the end of 2017 – that's where he worked with Flanagan, who was instrumental in bringing him to the Dragons this season — before he headed to Canterbury and began his wandering.

"It sounds like a cliché, but I love giving back. For me, the only way out of the hood was rugby league. That was all I knew. So I have to represent people who do it tough," Brown said. 

"There's a lot of kids, some kids who come from nothing, who might be unlucky with injuries or they're down and out and think there's no way back, that's who I represent. If I can do it then, bloody hell, anyone can.

"I never left a stone unturned. You can have all the achievements in the world, but you know in your heart if you gave it your all, if you never stopped fighting."

That attitude helped Brown the most during the toughest stretch of his career in 2020 when a succession of foot injuries put his career on the brink.

Five doctors told him he'd never play again. Some of them said he'd never run again. At the same time, he was nursing his mother through the final stages of her life as she battled lung cancer.

Amid everything, he found a way to keep going. He always does. He's realised he's more than his football career, a perspective that gives him the strength to carry on in the hardest times.

"Rugby league is a part of me, but it's not all of me. I still have so much away from the game and I'm still young in the real world. I had to learn that rugby league is so important to me but it isn't me," Brown said.

"So when you go through injuries, or when you're on a string of one-year deals or you lose yourself trying to train too hard or think about it too much, you have to remember that, and you only learn it through experiences."

Brown is still hopeful of having some experiences left. He'll play for the Dragons on Anzac Day against the Roosters in front of a sold out crowd at the Sydney Football Stadium, which is one of rugby league's great occasions, and with Flanagan's coaching beginning to take effect on the Red V, who knows where this season could end up?

"When you look at the Dragons you can see that when they face adversity they play for one another, they turn up. That's something they haven't had in recent years and that's what I think Flanno has bought, that winning mentality," Brown said. 

"He knows what he's doing and a lot of the boys are trusting him and what he's trying to do."

For the time being, Brown's goals are modest. He wants to earn more minutes as he re-acclimatises to the NRL. He wants to lock down a contract for next year, to get just a little bit of security.

He's taking his career year-by-year at this point, but the end isn't in sight yet. The man is still on his journey.

"Not many people get to do this, not many people get to be in our shoes, so I was always going to take it with both hands," Brown said.

"It doesn't matter if it's one minute or 80 minutes, you get to be out there in front of 20,000 fans.

"A normal person doesn't get to experience that, so I'm so grateful for everything, I'm so grateful to be at the elite level and I believe this is where I belong.

"I'm a full believer that everything happens for a reason. With my journey you can't really write a story like this."

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Unleash your creativity with Niji! Create stunning anime characters for free with 20 free generations. Dive into the world of limitless imagination now! Enter a world of anime art wonders with niji・journey! It's a fun adventure where you can turn words into cool anime-style pictures using AI. Just tell Niji what you want to see, like "Underwater Anime girl eating ice cream in Shibuya" or simple words like "19 cats in the sky," pick a style you like, and watch as Niji creates your artwork in no time! 【 BECOME AN ARTIST - BRING YOUR IMAGINATION TO LIFE】 Niji can generate all your imaginations: - Characters from movies - Your custom Dungeons and Dragons character - Your own Anime Persona - Famous buildings and scenery - Your one and only waifu and husbando - Or find inspiration for your next husbento, aka lunch bento Want more? We have UNLIMITED imagination for you! 【 THE WORLD’S MOST ADVANCED AI ART GENERATOR】 We're not just any AI art generator! We're the best! If you're using an AI art model, make sure it's the best. You don't need a long list of words to get good pictures; Niji understands what you want. Our leading AI art model generates cute, expressive, and magical images to revolutionize your aesthetic. 【 DISCOVER YOUR UNIQUE STYLE】 Take a short quiz and find your custom art style. Your art is your form of expression, so use an aesthetic as unique as you are. Remix prompts and ideas from millions of users all across the world! 【 EXPLORE DIFFERENT STYLES】 Niji has lots of styles to try, from expressive, cute, scenic, original, and more! 【 USE AS LOCK SCREEN】 Make your phone look awesome with your own creations! 【 SHARE AND BE COOL】 Share your amazing artwork with friends, our community, or post it on social media to join the latest art trends! Ready to try Niji and make some awesome art? Let's go! This is the official niji・journey mobile app. Accounts and subscription plans can be synced with existing niji・journey and Midjourney accounts. You will get updates with the latest model improvements. Join a community of millions of users and download Niji Journey now! Privacy Policy: https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/privacy-policy Terms of Service: https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/terms-of-service

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I just got this app and I already enjoy it! Though when it says I get free 20 generations, I was hoping I would get a few free generations a day (like 3-5 or something). I was a little bummed out when i see that it’s not the case. So as a suggestion, i would like there be a few free generations a day kind of feature. I’m sure folks would love that. Other than that, I really enjoy this app.

Does Not Work with High Load of Generations

The Niji journey app make my phone hotter than when I’m playing a graphic intensive game like genshin or tower of fantasy. When I begin to do more than 4 generations I only do 3 at a time, my phone gets hot the app basically stops responding. It makes it impossible to look up a previous photo to make generation of it. When you got to your profile it takes 3+ mins to load your list and then once you are there it won’t let you select any of them. The app has more functionality than discord and more options but it’s almost unusable after 10 mins or one visit to your profile page. Please fix this for those who generate high numbers of photos.

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Pretty good

Mainly, there are no issues that have really messed with the app or the experience. The app runs smoothly, you can see the image progress, you can choose prompts, and add reference photos which is all amazing. HOWEVER, a big issue I run into is when a ‘Job failed to run’ while using a free trial. It takes one of your free generations without even showing a result. Or if you cancel a generation, you don't get your little trial generation back. The app is good, I’m just not sure if these are bugs or something :)

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Embracing vulnerability: a doctor’s journey of healing and connection

One doctor I’ve worked with had gotten caught up in the idea of being a doctor. She realized, during her training with us, that she had stopped looking her patients in the eye. In fact, she had stopped making eye contact with her patients when she was in residency. She had to tell these two parents that their baby had died in the womb, and she did not know how to do that. This doctor was a deeply caring person, a deeply loving person, but she got so uncomfortable, and then she came to cling to this story of discomfort. It was through learning how to be with her fear and discomfort, staying in a relationship with those things, and asking for help that transformation came. This is what practicing medicine contemplatively can look like.

Slowly this doctor learned that she could actually be with all of her feelings, which gave her the capacity to truly be more present with her patients, no matter what she needed to say to them. She could create spaces, which we co-created together, and she was actually able to begin looking at her patients again. Really see them! And she began loving them again, and feeling sorrow with them, and feeling the mystery of it again. This process took time and support. It was amazing to see her start showing up to work with this super energized feeling. I was amazed because when she came the first day, I was thinking, well, she’s in trouble. Her shoulders were hunched up, and her head was kind of down. She almost collapsed into herself. Over the months of our work together in contemplative medicine, she started to engage, her shoulders went down, and her head went up. It was like a weighted blanket had come off her, and she remembered who she was. “I’ve been almost like Rip Van Winkle,” she said. “I have been asleep for a long time.”

Difficult emotions can come up in our workplaces: fear, hopelessness, anger, greed, pride. There is a danger in accepting that as simply part of our work life and cutting it off from our full humanity. While we might not allow ourselves to be cut off at home or at work, we just shut down and accept it. What we learn through contemplative practice is that feeling alone is not the same thing as actually being alone. If we find ourselves feeling isolated and separate, we can reach out to others who are struggling with the same thing.

Our work can become a mirror, and when it does, it reflects our practice back to us. Every moment of our lives matters and deserves our undivided attention. There really isn’t any dead time in our lives, you know—heaven forbid. No moment with any one patient will repeat itself, and everyone’s path is different. If we continuously keep this in mind, each encounter can be the practice of waking up to our lives.

The journey of practicing contemplative medicine underscores the importance of learning to have a new relationship with our discomfort and vulnerability. By facing our fears directly and seeking support, we become capable of rediscovering our capacity for compassion and connection within ourselves and with our patients equally, ultimately revitalizing our energy and sense of purpose. Challenging emotions are an inherent part of our work and life, and yet they need not define us. We can feel our fear, or any emotion, without becoming it. By acknowledging and embracing our humanity, both within and beyond the confines of our profession, we can cultivate resilience, compassion, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and others. Let us heed the call to remain present in every moment, connecting deeply and recognizing each encounter as an opportunity for growth and awakening in our lives and practice.

Koshin Paley Ellison is a psychotherapist and author of Untangled: Walking the Eightfold Path to Clarity Courage and Compassion .

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