- open-minded!No argument there!!! The SAFE ROAD is to take "Tradition" with a wheelbarrow is salt -
I personally don't hang my hat on ANY SYSTEMATIC, and stay "Eclectic" theologically.
- common sense!
- even if today it has disappeared!
- open-minded!No argument there!!! The SAFE ROAD is to take "Tradition" with a wheelbarrow is salt -
I personally don't hang my hat on ANY SYSTEMATIC, and stay "Eclectic" theologically.
- And the side effects?The History of Road Salt
For as long as many of us can remember, we’ve been using salt to treat our roads and keep them safer during winter weather. However, when did we start using road salt, and how did it come to be?
It can definitely make the road safe during winter weather.
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- According to a study performed by Marquette University, road salt reduces car crashes by 88 percent, injuries by 85 percent, and accident costs by 85 percent.
- Deicing with road salt pays for itself in just 25 minutes after the salt is spread.
- During the first four hours after salt is applied, the direct road users’ benefits are $6.50 for every $1.00 spend on direct maintenance costs for the operation.
- The use of road salt reduces crashes by 93 percent on 4-lane roads and by 42 percent on smaller, 2-lane roads.
True.- And the side effects?
Road salt can contaminate drinking water, kill or endanger wildlife, increase soil erosion, and damage private and public property. Alternative methods are needed to mitigate these drawbacks.
- It reminds me of the situation in Australia!
- Every year farmland is lost because of agricultural methods meaning farmland is contaminated by salt!
Can I make a plea deal?- And the side effects?
Road salt can contaminate drinking water, kill or endanger wildlife, increase soil erosion, and damage private and public property. Alternative methods are needed to mitigate these drawbacks.
- It reminds me of the situation in Australia!
- Every year farmland is lost because of agricultural methods meaning farmland is contaminated by salt!
- Good!Why Salt Is Essential for Health
While there is no healthiest salt, the mineral sustains human life and optimal bodily function. There is plenty of research on salt and how it affects your health, but rigorous studies comparing different types of salts are still lacking. Without enough evidence, it’s important to take marketing claims about specialty salts with a grain of salt.
According to Rahaf Al Bochi, RDN, LD of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and founder of Olive Tree Nutrition, salt is salt, meaning that by weight, any type of salt contains the same amount of sodium.
Both sodium and chlorine are important elements that maintain cellular balance, circulation, and blood sugar levels. Sodium is both a mineral and an electrolyte. Common electrolytes also include potassium, calcium, and bicarbonate. Without adequate sodium, your brain would not be able to send necessary electrical impulses to the rest of your body to function properly.
Just as the body requires the right amount of sodium, consuming too much salt can be unhealthy. Higher salt intake in salt-sensitive people can increase blood pressure, so doctors usually recommend that people with hypertension reduce their sodium intake or follow a low-sodium diet.
Elevated sodium levels can also cause water retention. This is considered a protective response as the body works to regulate levels of serum sodium concentration in the blood and maintain balance.
When these levels are too high, a condition known as hypernatremia can develop, which may cause excessive thirst, vomiting, infrequent urination, and diarrhea. By contrast, when sodium levels are too low, it can lead to hyponatremia, which can cause fatigue, weakness, and confusion. A blood test will determine whether your serum sodium concentration is high, low, or normal.4
One teaspoon of salt contains around 2,360mg of sodium.5 Though there are many different types of salt, they all contain roughly the same amount of sodium. This means that no salt is actually healthier than another.
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But was it the Lord’s choice? Some propose that Paul, not Matthias, was God’s choice for the 12th apostle. They argue that Jesus had told the apostles to wait for the coming of the Holy Spirit (Acts 1:8) and that casting lots is not how the disciples should have made the decision.1) Acts one
- After his death Jesus appeared many times to the disciples for a period of 40 days!
- And he kept speaking about the Kingdom of God!
- And he told them to stay in Jerusalem to be baptized with holy spirit!
- And they would spread the good news of the Kingdom all around the world!
- When he was telling them these things he was lifted up and he disappeared in a cloud!
- Then two men in white appeared to them and told them that they would see Jesus appearing as he left them!
- And the apostles were together with disciples for a total of 120 people!
- And Peter spoke in front of all saying that it was necessary for the scripture to be fulfilled!
- They had to choose a disciple who had been with Jesus and the apostles from the beginning to replace Judas!
- And Matthias was chosen!
- A rupture was necessary to get away with Jewish tradition!But was it the Lord’s choice? Some propose that Paul, not Matthias, was God’s choice for the 12th apostle. They argue that Jesus had told the apostles to wait for the coming of the Holy Spirit (Acts 1:8) and that casting lots is not how the disciples should have made the decision.
They THOUGHT they "had to choose a disciple", and so they did.They had to choose a disciple who had been with Jesus and the apostles from the beginning to replace Judas!
By the disciples. however Paul was God's choice.- And Matthias was chosen!
- They couldn't accept him!God promised to bless “all the families of the earth” through Abraham (Genesis 12:3). Gentiles would be blessed along with Jews; the Messiah would be “a light to the Gentiles” (Isaiah 49:6). And when the Jewish elder Simeon saw the baby Jesus, he recognized Him as “a light to bring revelation to the Gentiles” (Luke 2:32). So when Jesus described Himself as “the light of the world” (John 8:12), it should have been immediately understood by Jewish leaders. But it was not. The Jews did not see the Gentiles as fellow heirs of God’s blessings promised to Abraham.
But by the grace given to Paul, he made this mystery known: Gentiles are fellow heirs and partakers of God’s blessing through Christ (Ephesians 3:2-6). There were clues to this revelation in the Old Testament, but Jewish leaders did not have eyes to see what God purposed to do through Christ and His Gospel. Thanks be to God; this truth is no longer a mystery—the Gospel is for everyone!
Through faith in Christ, all men and women are united in one Body. Let nothing obstruct that unity and shared blessings!
The mystery is] that the Gentiles should be fellow heirs, of the same body, and partakers of His promise in Christ through the gospel.
Ephesians 3:6
- They did what was right according to them!They THOUGHT they "had to choose a disciple", and so they did.
By the disciples. however Paul was God's choice.