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Subject: Hillbilly

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Connie

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Date Posted: 11:46:54 11/22/10 Mon
In reply to: Hillbilly 's message, "Yes we are on the threshold." on 15:24:52 11/21/10 Sun

The story of Joseph in Egypt

John Hagee did a series on Joseph called "From the pit to the palace." I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned much.

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Hillbilly
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Date Posted: 19:32:18 11/22/10 Mon

I would load up on dried beans, rice, peas and canned goods.
The dried beans and rice are inexpensive and will keep forever as long as they are kept dry.

When thinking of emergency items I don't think of fresh. Many also are going for the dried meals. Dehydrated fruits and vegetables and such. These, if bought and not prepared at home, are fairly expensive though.

Just a thought.