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I ask because my neighbor friend is in in-home hospice and her time is near. She’s Catholic and I saw her priest leaving their house yesterday.

A neighbor/friend is nearing the end of her life. She’s in hospice, at home.

I know that the LCMS doesn’t have Last Rites/Annointing of the Sick as a Sacrament like Catholics do, but when death is near, does the LCMS do anything for the patient? Does the Pastor visit? Pray over the sick one? Or what?

I read something recently, written by an agnostic Jew who called the book of Job a “fable”. Does the LCMS believe it’s an historical account with an historical man (Job)? Or a fable? Why or why not? @tampasteve @Josiah

More hooey.

Sorry, don’t have the time or interest to find links to prove my point. I listen toThe experts such as Dr. Fauchi and my doctor.

All the other studies done.

I think that their conclusions are a bunch of hooey.

Me too.

Ha! I literally did that at a graduation party last Summer.

Yep, that’s exactly right.

I recently finished the NT and don’t want to reread it again so soon. Maybe Psalms, Proverbs or some other OT book.

im currently reading Numbers and can’t imagine anything that will do anything For me, today.

I saw this when it was in the theater.

It says that the video is unavailable.

Sorry, by nature I’m skeptical about many things regarding the Bible. I guess my faith isn’t as strong as yours. Sorry again.

I don’t think he’s an historian or archaeologist.

Yeah, something about volcanos. He didnt say that it isn’t true, but that he can’t prove it to be true.

Is there any evidence outside of the Bible?

I posted about the OT on another message board too and one poster said he’d taken a trip over there because he wanted to find out for himself if the Exodus really happened. He came home with the belief that it didn’t, with the exception of a few people escaping from time to time. can we trust...