I don't think we can expect God to always tell us why someone died
unexpectedly, or why anything happens.

Sharon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 8:33 PM
Subject: Re: Fruit Flavored


> Right on, Brad.  Yep, Keith is a peach of a fellow, too, haw.  He's 49
> years
> old and still has long hair.  Builds houses, well, he is a framer, for a
> living.  works a lot with druggies and x cons.  He was a hippy in the
> seventies before getting born again and used to smuggle dope into Colorado
> state prison to his drug buddies.  He did so much cocaine back in those
> days, he never got over it physically speaking.  He is over, or about, six
> feet and the skinniest person I've seen in a long time.  He is one of the
> most solid Christians I know and a good friend.  Nobody loves the Lord
> more
> than Keith.  Yet he knows suffering and loss but he definitely is a great
> man of God.  We both have made a covenant or sorts with each others that
> has
> lasted many years.  If one of us strays from the Lord for any reason, the
> other is supposed to come after the other and bring them back no matter
> what
> it takes.  Additionally, the same goes for death.  If one dies
> unexpectedly,
> the other has promised to go and pray until they are raised from the dead
> or
> until God tells them why it happened.  Weird, I know, but friendship made
> of
> gold.
>
> Phil.
>
>
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