Early this morning, while continuing to ponder about the duress of choosing between participating in a special session of the West Virginia Legislature this Sunday (the Lord's Day) and my duties and responsibilities as a legislator, a passage in the New Testament of the King James Bible helped more fully persuade me to err on behalf of fulfilling my legislative Oath of Office.
"Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake: whether it be to the king, as supreme; or unto governors..."
(1 Peter, Chapter 2, Verses 13-14).
Note: Other entries on this issue as well as comments from others on the entries are listed herein at this website under "Sad" and "More on Sad".
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Larry,
ReplyDeleteYou have again fulfilled my expectations.
I have been following your activities with interest and admiration in your forthright and dedicated service as a candidate and as a Delegate elected to represent your community.
Now, everyone who reads this entry knows why your constituents had faith in you and selected you to represent them in the State Legislature.
My very best wishes,
Jim Flagg
Good stuff. I was pulling for you. It seems you are very well liked Larry. It's good to know you. Thank you.
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