Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Will It Be Us? Then, together with them, we who are still alive and remain on the earth will be caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Then we will be with the Lord forever. -1 Thessalonians 4:17 It’s a question that often arises: Are we the generation that will experience the Rapture? We could be. But no one can say with complete certainty whether the Lord will return in our lifetime. Of course, some people like to point out that the word rapture isn’t in the Bible. That all depends. If you have a Latin translation, then it is. The term “caught up” in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 is the Latin word rapturus, from which the English word rapture originates. You can call it something else if you’re uncomfortable with the term. But it speaks of the event when believers, who are alive, suddenly will enter the presence of God Almighty. The apostle Paul described it for us: “We who are still living when the Lord returns will not meet him ahead of those who have died. For the Lord himself will come down from heaven with a commanding shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trumpet call of God. First, the believers who have died will rise from their graves” (1 Thessalonians 4:15-16) Paul continued, “Then, together with them, we who are still alive and remain on the earth will be caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Then we will be with the Lord forever” (verse 17) The Greek word Paul used for “meet” carries the idea of meeting royalty or someone of great importance. And when Christ calls us to Himself, we will meet the ultimate royal: the King of kings and the Lord of lords. Do we find a mention of the Rapture any other place in Scripture? Yes. Jesus spoke of it in Matthew 24, where He said, “Two men will be working together in the field; one will be taken, the other left. Two women will be grinding flour at the mill; one will be taken, the other left. So you, too, must keep watch! For you don’t know what day your Lord is coming” (verses 40-42) Practically speaking, the Rapture means no death. However, it doesn’t mean that some won’t die. But it does mean there is a generation that will not die, a generation that will experience the Rapture. But if the Lord doesn’t return in our lifetime, we shouldn’t be disappointed. That’s because our hope is not in the coming of the Lord. Rather, our hope is in the Lord who is coming. What should be exciting to us as believers is not how we get there as much as where we are going. We have that hope. The Bible says of Jesus’ return, “The Lord isn’t really being slow about his promise, as some people think. No, he is being patient for your sake. He does not want anyone to be destroyed, but wants everyone to repent” (2 Peter 3:9) We need to be ready to meet the Lord, because we don’t know what will happen next. But one way or another, we will stand before God one day
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
I always remembered that I scratched this disc by moving my xbox with it on, sent it off to Ubisoft with a letter explaining (I was probably 12/13) and they sent me a replacement - could've just turned me away, that was really nice of them.
Ultimate ninja messed up real bad not having a story mode like this , other elements was disappointing about ultimate ninja Storm as well but the game isn't bad I just had higher expectations, Shinobi striker is my all time favorite but this and broken bond is my second all time favorite,combat was beautiful but the story mode was awesome especially for the time it came out
Gameplay-wise, both Clash of Ninja and Rise of a Ninja beats the Ultimate Ninja series games in the fighting game category. Sucks that the Storm series were the games that got popular.
@Lelouch_Asirpa if you think shinobi striker is a step backwards, a whole 3d open environment game compared to 2.5D than I do not want to know what's forward for you
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
@@flizzy4645It’s more of a licensing matter, Bandai Namco acquired the overall game rights to Naruto. Which means neither the Xbox or Nintendo Naruto games can ever see a re-release unless Bandai Namco themselves files their trademarks.
"Naruto" was the first anime that I've watched and it opened the door into anime world. So this anime is very special for me, too x) And I happy to see your walkthrough. What can be better than the newest video just before sleep? x) Oh, I have a question: what character or characters do you like from Naruto? (I like Gaara and Jugo) Thank you for answering! :3
Awesome! Great to give you something to watch before going to bed. My favorite characters are Kakashi and Tsunade. Many of my friends like Itachi the most.
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
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Was this captured on 360? Been dying for them to make it backwards compatible loved it when I was younger and now my 11 year old is watching the series she’d love the game.
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
I just seen i have to get a xbox 360 just to play this again , thats a damn shame , this was my first favorite Naruto of all time and now my second next to Shinobi striker and i played probably every console naruto game except the Japanese released clash of ninjas which i will one of these days
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
they nee to remake this game. this game looks good for 2024. imagine if it had modern graphics. Such a nice experience browsing the city. its an adventure
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
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top Naruto game.. sad they never go with another explore focus game... however I understand.. after Land of waves worldbuilding in Naruto sucks and there will be nothing to explore...
What were your (apu) sound settings inside the xenia-canary.config file? The game works well for me, but no matter what I do I have audio issues, the most common one is that the background music just seems to randomly stop at certain points. Or dialogue cuts out. I noticed in your video you have no sound issues.
Naruto X Boruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections' Recap Story Mode doesnt need to look like a PowerPoint presentation, they should've take notes from their older Ultimate Ninja Games, Rise of a Ninja, and DBZ Kakarot on how to do it one, then put enough time, money, and effort into it. Im sure it can handle that kind of content on a game made for the PS5/Series X. The game should start on the very first episode of Naruto where he was just a kid vandalizing the Hokage Rushmore to the final Naruto vs Sasuke
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
I've never seen this before and I must say this shit came out in 2007? WAY AHEAD of its time, everyone is trying to do toon shaders in their 3D games nowadays, and this game was open world too on top of that...
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
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يرجى التحلي بالصبر أيها الإخوة والأخوات الأعزاء، تحلوا بالصبر بينما تنتظرون عودة الرب. خذ بعين الاعتبار المزارعين الذين ينتظرون بصبر هطول الأمطار في الخريف والربيع. إنهم ينتظرون بفارغ الصبر أن ينضج المحصول الثمين. - يعقوب ٥:٧ جيمس هو كتاب عملي للغاية. إنه يأخذ الحقائق العظيمة للإيمان المسيحي ثم يرفق "وماذا في ذلك؟" بعد ذلك. نكتشف ماذا تعني هذه الحقائق بالنسبة لنا وكيف تؤثر على حياتنا. وفي الإصحاح الخامس، يشاركنا يعقوب مبادئ مهمة فيما يتعلق بما يجب أن نفعله كمؤمنين ينتظرون عودة الرب. يكتب: “أيها الإخوة والأخوات الأعزاء، تحلوا بالصبر وأنتم تنتظرون عودة الرب. خذ بعين الاعتبار المزارعين الذين ينتظرون بصبر هطول الأمطار في الخريف والربيع. إنهم ينتظرون بفارغ الصبر أن ينضج المحصول الثمين. وأنت أيضاً يجب أن تتحلى بالصبر. ثقوا لأن مجيء الرب قد اقترب" (الآيات 7-8) يخبرنا جيمس أن المزارعين ينتظرون هطول الأمطار المبكرة والمتأخرة. كما أنهم يتطلعون بفارغ الصبر، أو بترقب، إلى أن ينضج المحصول. ويستخدم المزارعون اليوم تكنولوجيا متطورة. ليس لديهم أنظمة ري متقدمة فحسب، بل يمكنهم التقاط صور عبر الأقمار الصناعية لممتلكاتهم حتى يعرفوا أي أجزاء من حقولهم تحتاج إلى المزيد من المياه وأي الأجزاء بها ما يكفي أو ربما أكثر من اللازم. يمكنهم تسخير هذه التكنولوجيا لحصاد محاصيلهم. ومع ذلك، لم يكن لدى المزارعين القدماء أنظمة ري حديثة. لقد اعتمدوا بشكل كامل على المطر للحفاظ على محاصيلهم. وكان عليهم انتظار هطول المطر، وعادة ما تهطل الأمطار المبكرة في إسرائيل في أواخر أكتوبر أو أوائل نوفمبر. لقد خففوا التربة الصلبة والمخبوزة للحراثة. ثم جاءت الأمطار الأخيرة في أواخر أبريل ومايو. كانت هذه ضرورية لنضج المحاصيل. ولكن إذا نفد صبر المزارع وحاول حصاد البذور قبل أن تصبح جاهزة، فيمكنه اقتلاع العملية برمتها. كان عليه أن ينتظر. لا يظهر أي محصول بين عشية وضحاها، باستثناء محصول الأعشاب الضارة بالطبع. أليس من المدهش مدى سرعة نمو الأعشاب الضارة؟ سنقوم برعاية النبات الصغير الذي نزرعه بعناية، وقد يزيد طوله بمقدار بوصة أو اثنتين بمرور الوقت. وفي الوقت نفسه، نمت الحشائش بارتفاع ثلاثة أقدام. إنهم لا يحتاجون إلى أي مساعدة على الإطلاق. فإذا أردنا حصادًا روحيًا جيدًا في حياتنا، فإن الأمر يستغرق وقتًا. يجب أن نتحلى بالصبر. وإذا كنا ننتظر عودة المسيح، فيجب علينا أن نتحلى بالصبر أيضًا. ومع ذلك، فمن الصعب القيام بذلك في ظل ثقافة الطلب لدينا اليوم. ليس علينا الانتظار وتوفير المال لشراء شيء نريده. نريد ذلك الآن. نشعر بأننا نستحق ذلك، لذلك نشحنه فقط. ولكن بينما ننتظر عودة الرب، علينا أن نتذكر أن الله ليس مقيدًا بجداولنا الزمنية. لديه خاصته. يقول لنا الكتاب المقدس: "ولكن لما جاء الوقت المناسب، أرسل الله ابنه مولوداً من امرأة خاضعاً للناموس. أرسله الله ليشتري لنا نحن عبيد الناموس الحرية، حتى يتخذنا أبناء له”. (غلاطية 4: 4-5) سيأتي يسوع في الوقت المحدد. وكما جاء في المرة الأولى في الساعة المحددة، سيأتي في المرة الثانية بنفس الطريقة.
Please Be Patient Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. -James 5:7 James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives. And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return. He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near” (verses 7-8) James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen. Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops. However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops. They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature. But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait. No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever. If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today. We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it. But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” (Galatians 4:4-5) Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
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Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Will It Be Us?
Then, together with them, we who are still alive and remain on the earth will be caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Then we will be with the Lord forever.
-1 Thessalonians 4:17
It’s a question that often arises: Are we the generation that will experience the Rapture?
We could be. But no one can say with complete certainty whether the Lord will return in our lifetime.
Of course, some people like to point out that the word rapture isn’t in the Bible. That all depends. If you have a Latin translation, then it is. The term “caught up” in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 is the Latin word rapturus, from which the English word rapture originates.
You can call it something else if you’re uncomfortable with the term. But it speaks of the event when believers, who are alive, suddenly will enter the presence of God Almighty.
The apostle Paul described it for us: “We who are still living when the Lord returns will not meet him ahead of those who have died. For the Lord himself will come down from heaven with a commanding shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trumpet call of God. First, the believers who have died will rise from their graves”
(1 Thessalonians 4:15-16)
Paul continued, “Then, together with them, we who are still alive and remain on the earth will be caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Then we will be with the Lord forever” (verse 17)
The Greek word Paul used for “meet” carries the idea of meeting royalty or someone of great importance. And when Christ calls us to Himself, we will meet the ultimate royal: the King of kings and the Lord of lords.
Do we find a mention of the Rapture any other place in Scripture? Yes. Jesus spoke of it in Matthew 24, where He said, “Two men will be working together in the field; one will be taken, the other left. Two women will be grinding flour at the mill; one will be taken, the other left. So you, too, must keep watch! For you don’t know what day your Lord is coming” (verses 40-42)
Practically speaking, the Rapture means no death. However, it doesn’t mean that some won’t die. But it does mean there is a generation that will not die, a generation that will experience the Rapture.
But if the Lord doesn’t return in our lifetime, we shouldn’t be disappointed. That’s because our hope is not in the coming of the Lord. Rather, our hope is in the Lord who is coming.
What should be exciting to us as believers is not how we get there as much as where we are going. We have that hope.
The Bible says of Jesus’ return, “The Lord isn’t really being slow about his promise, as some people think. No, he is being patient for your sake. He does not want anyone to be destroyed, but wants everyone to repent”
(2 Peter 3:9)
We need to be ready to meet the Lord, because we don’t know what will happen next. But one way or another, we will stand before God one day
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0:10 I like how the game starts off with someone telling you you're a failure for no reason and then just dipping instantly
Story of my life
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Lmao
Imagine a game like this all the way through the whole saga 😢🔥
imagine with modern graphics..
I always remembered that I scratched this disc by moving my xbox with it on, sent it off to Ubisoft with a letter explaining (I was probably 12/13) and they sent me a replacement - could've just turned me away, that was really nice of them.
an ubisoft from a different time.
@@breadnacom9897a*
I wish more Naruto games used the soundtrack from the show
Gameplay like this and combats like storm saga makes a perfect Naruto game
This game was clearly a passion project.
It was and it wasn’t supposed to come out until like the ps4 but instead they released it for xbox360 and ps3
@@armaniransom9296 then they released it on x360 and nothing else
@armaniransom9296 bruh what this came out in 2007 ain't even close to the ps4 xbone coming out
@@sayakamikireal lmao the internet man.
Gameplay wise this beats the ultimate ninja games the fighting had a learning curve
Ultimate ninja messed up real bad not having a story mode like this , other elements was disappointing about ultimate ninja Storm as well but the game isn't bad I just had higher expectations, Shinobi striker is my all time favorite but this and broken bond is my second all time favorite,combat was beautiful but the story mode was awesome especially for the time it came out
Gameplay-wise, both Clash of Ninja and Rise of a Ninja beats the Ultimate Ninja series games in the fighting game category. Sucks that the Storm series were the games that got popular.
@@blissheyoka6540 striker huge step backwards tf? xD
@Lelouch_Asirpa what's your point , what is it you think I'm talking about
@Lelouch_Asirpa if you think shinobi striker is a step backwards, a whole 3d open environment game compared to 2.5D than I do not want to know what's forward for you
Official soundtrack of the anime❤
you mean just like all the other games LOL
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
@@kaiser234in what other games you have ost from the anime? Storm series don't have a single one.
It’s similar to Naruto loneliness ost and swaying necklace ost
The Best naruto game and it never got an sequel or remake
It actually did get a sequel called Broken Bond. You can check it out on my channel too! ; )
Yeah.. Why Cyberconnect2 didn't make naruto game like this
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
@@thegamearchivist business is going well 😏
Because its from ubisoft, not bandai
This game is ahead of its time
2:46:46 ZELDA BOTW
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
It was I had a dream while playing this. It was like I was in VR
this was my childhood damn i remember playing it on like my 10th birthday. hope i can play this and broken bond again someday, best naruto part 1 game
They should make other Naruto or Boruto games like this.
Naruto yes Naruto Nooooo
Such a shame this one isn’t backwards compatible, which makes it really difficult to find and play.
Oh damn that sucks why Microsoft screwing us over have a series X
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
@@flizzy4645It’s more of a licensing matter, Bandai Namco acquired the overall game rights to Naruto. Which means neither the Xbox or Nintendo Naruto games can ever see a re-release unless Bandai Namco themselves files their trademarks.
There are 360 emulators out there
I have it luckily
Broken bonds was great too. But Uzumaki Chronicles q and 2 are my favorite ever.
"Naruto" was the first anime that I've watched and it opened the door into anime world. So this anime is very special for me, too x)
And I happy to see your walkthrough. What can be better than the newest video just before sleep? x)
Oh, I have a question: what character or characters do you like from Naruto? (I like Gaara and Jugo)
Thank you for answering! :3
Awesome! Great to give you something to watch before going to bed.
My favorite characters are Kakashi and Tsunade. Many of my friends like Itachi the most.
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
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Back when ubisoft actually made good games
Wish this was one of the titles that was backwards compatible on the XB1.
Really needs a PC port
Ubisoft, Remaster this thing, and release it on all platform please! this is too good to be abandoned
Was this captured on 360? Been dying for them to make it backwards compatible loved it when I was younger and now my 11 year old is watching the series she’d love the game.
Yes, I dusted off my old xbox 360 to play it ; )
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
I just seen i have to get a xbox 360 just to play this again , thats a damn shame , this was my first favorite Naruto of all time and now my second next to Shinobi striker and i played probably every console naruto game except the Japanese released clash of ninjas which i will one of these days
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
they nee to remake this game. this game looks good for 2024. imagine if it had modern graphics. Such a nice experience browsing the city. its an adventure
I got to play this, its the only naruto game i hvt with broken bond
For some reason ubisoft refuses to re-release this one.
@@jediuser8654they don’t have the license anymore
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way.
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
I wish they make this on PS4, Naruto Rise of Ninja and The Broken Bond
The voice actors sound like they do fan animation voices on UA-cam of the characters 😂
This was my favorite naruto game
What a beautiful game
Soñamos con un remake que incluya esta y la secuela broken bond
yoooooo..In my opinion this is better than storm 1
Right now I’ll send feedbacks to Microsoft cause I want this game for series X
A follow up to this game with true open world would be insane.
There literally is a follow up to this game
@@GodlyPurp not a truly open world one though
@@Mankey1234 Okay, but if there were a follow up to this game series it would be after The Broken Bond, not Rise of a Ninja.
@@GodlyPurp I wasn't looking to cater to semantics, it was just a wish.
@@Mankey1234 Blah Blah Blooey
Once upon a time in Union, WA in the date was March 22 in the year 2023
top Naruto game.. sad they never go with another explore focus game... however I understand.. after Land of waves worldbuilding in Naruto sucks and there will be nothing to explore...
What were your (apu) sound settings inside the xenia-canary.config file? The game works well for me, but no matter what I do I have audio issues, the most common one is that the background music just seems to randomly stop at certain points. Or dialogue cuts out.
I noticed in your video you have no sound issues.
Thats because this is the actual game recorded on an actual Xbox 360.
@@thegamearchivist oh, ok. i didnt realise that. thanks for the reply anyway.
3:37:47 the face tho 😂😂😂
Naruto X Boruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections' Recap Story Mode doesnt need to look like a PowerPoint presentation, they should've take notes from their older Ultimate Ninja Games, Rise of a Ninja, and DBZ Kakarot on how to do it one, then put enough time, money, and effort into it. Im sure it can handle that kind of content on a game made for the PS5/Series X.
The game should start on the very first episode of Naruto where he was just a kid vandalizing the Hokage Rushmore to the final Naruto vs Sasuke
This game could be good, but it would need a powerful soundtrack
I realy hope someday this could be available to on ps4
It’s stuck in legal hell, unfortunately…
Is this backwards compatibility with the Xbox series one?
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
Unfortunately, no. 😢
is it compatible to the xbox one? i really want to play it but i dont wanna buy just so i wont work
When in pass, they left Naruto.
Nostalgia.
Is this the only game covering the battle between Naruto / Iruka and Mizuki?
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
I wish this was in phone😢
Licensing issues are what’s preventing this and Broken Bond from ever getting a re-release.
Ubisoft lost the Naruto Xbox game rights to Bandai Namco.
Is this game backward compatible on the Series X?
No.
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
3:01:15
Oh I really hope he didn’t poop himself
I've never seen this before and I must say this shit came out in 2007? WAY AHEAD of its time, everyone is trying to do toon shaders in their 3D games nowadays, and this game was open world too on top of that...
1:36:00
That dub tho lol
How much is this game for ps?
xbox exclusive
@@Spiccolo1202 Can't it be for Playstation?
@@mahdisayed9283 no. they only released it on the xbox 360.
@@Spiccolo1202 Thanks for your information.
Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
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Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
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يرجى التحلي بالصبر
أيها الإخوة والأخوات الأعزاء، تحلوا بالصبر بينما تنتظرون عودة الرب. خذ بعين الاعتبار المزارعين الذين ينتظرون بصبر هطول الأمطار في الخريف والربيع. إنهم ينتظرون بفارغ الصبر أن ينضج المحصول الثمين.
- يعقوب ٥:٧
جيمس هو كتاب عملي للغاية. إنه يأخذ الحقائق العظيمة للإيمان المسيحي ثم يرفق "وماذا في ذلك؟" بعد ذلك. نكتشف ماذا تعني هذه الحقائق بالنسبة لنا وكيف تؤثر على حياتنا.
وفي الإصحاح الخامس، يشاركنا يعقوب مبادئ مهمة فيما يتعلق بما يجب أن نفعله كمؤمنين ينتظرون عودة الرب.
يكتب: “أيها الإخوة والأخوات الأعزاء، تحلوا بالصبر وأنتم تنتظرون عودة الرب. خذ بعين الاعتبار المزارعين الذين ينتظرون بصبر هطول الأمطار في الخريف والربيع. إنهم ينتظرون بفارغ الصبر أن ينضج المحصول الثمين. وأنت أيضاً يجب أن تتحلى بالصبر. ثقوا لأن مجيء الرب قد اقترب"
(الآيات 7-8)
يخبرنا جيمس أن المزارعين ينتظرون هطول الأمطار المبكرة والمتأخرة. كما أنهم يتطلعون بفارغ الصبر، أو بترقب، إلى أن ينضج المحصول.
ويستخدم المزارعون اليوم تكنولوجيا متطورة. ليس لديهم أنظمة ري متقدمة فحسب، بل يمكنهم التقاط صور عبر الأقمار الصناعية لممتلكاتهم حتى يعرفوا أي أجزاء من حقولهم تحتاج إلى المزيد من المياه وأي الأجزاء بها ما يكفي أو ربما أكثر من اللازم. يمكنهم تسخير هذه التكنولوجيا لحصاد محاصيلهم.
ومع ذلك، لم يكن لدى المزارعين القدماء أنظمة ري حديثة. لقد اعتمدوا بشكل كامل على المطر للحفاظ على محاصيلهم.
وكان عليهم انتظار هطول المطر، وعادة ما تهطل الأمطار المبكرة في إسرائيل في أواخر أكتوبر أو أوائل نوفمبر. لقد خففوا التربة الصلبة والمخبوزة للحراثة. ثم جاءت الأمطار الأخيرة في أواخر أبريل ومايو. كانت هذه ضرورية لنضج المحاصيل.
ولكن إذا نفد صبر المزارع وحاول حصاد البذور قبل أن تصبح جاهزة، فيمكنه اقتلاع العملية برمتها. كان عليه أن ينتظر.
لا يظهر أي محصول بين عشية وضحاها، باستثناء محصول الأعشاب الضارة بالطبع. أليس من المدهش مدى سرعة نمو الأعشاب الضارة؟ سنقوم برعاية النبات الصغير الذي نزرعه بعناية، وقد يزيد طوله بمقدار بوصة أو اثنتين بمرور الوقت. وفي الوقت نفسه، نمت الحشائش بارتفاع ثلاثة أقدام. إنهم لا يحتاجون إلى أي مساعدة على الإطلاق.
فإذا أردنا حصادًا روحيًا جيدًا في حياتنا، فإن الأمر يستغرق وقتًا. يجب أن نتحلى بالصبر. وإذا كنا ننتظر عودة المسيح، فيجب علينا أن نتحلى بالصبر أيضًا. ومع ذلك، فمن الصعب القيام بذلك في ظل ثقافة الطلب لدينا اليوم.
ليس علينا الانتظار وتوفير المال لشراء شيء نريده. نريد ذلك الآن. نشعر بأننا نستحق ذلك، لذلك نشحنه فقط.
ولكن بينما ننتظر عودة الرب، علينا أن نتذكر أن الله ليس مقيدًا بجداولنا الزمنية. لديه خاصته. يقول لنا الكتاب المقدس: "ولكن لما جاء الوقت المناسب، أرسل الله ابنه مولوداً من امرأة خاضعاً للناموس. أرسله الله ليشتري لنا نحن عبيد الناموس الحرية، حتى يتخذنا أبناء له”.
(غلاطية 4: 4-5)
سيأتي يسوع في الوقت المحدد. وكما جاء في المرة الأولى في الساعة المحددة، سيأتي في المرة الثانية بنفس الطريقة.
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Please Be Patient
Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.
-James 5:7
James is an extremely practical book. It takes the great truths of the Christian faith and then attaches a “so what?” afterward. We discover what these truths mean to us and how they affect our lives.
And in chapter 5, James shares important principles regarding what we should be doing as believers who are waiting for the Lord’s return.
He writes, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord’s return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen. You, too, must be patient. Take courage, for the coming of the Lord is near”
(verses 7-8)
James tells us that the farmers wait for the early and latter rains. They also look eagerly, or expectantly, for the harvest to ripen.
Farmers today use sophisticated technology. Not only do they have advanced irrigation systems, but they can take satellite photos of their property so they know which parts of their fields need more water and which parts have enough or maybe too much. They can harness this technology to harvest their crops.
However, ancient farmers didn’t have modern irrigation systems. They depended completely on the rain to sustain their crops.
They had to wait for the rain, and the early rains in Israel usually arrived in late October or early November. They softened the hard, baked soil for plowing. Then the latter rains came in late April and May. These were essential for the crops to mature.
But if a farmer grew impatient and tried to harvest the seed before it was ready, he could uproot the entire process. He had to wait.
No crop appears overnight, except a crop of weeds, of course. Isn’t it amazing how quickly weeds can grow? We will carefully nurture a little plant that we’re growing, and it might gain an inch or two over time. Meanwhile, the weeds have grown three feet high. They need no help whatsoever.
If we want a good spiritual harvest in our lives, it takes time. We must be patient. And if we’re waiting for the return of Christ, we must be patient as well. Yet that is difficult to do in our on-demand culture of today.
We don’t have to wait and save money to purchase something we want. We want it now. We feel that we deserve it, so we just charge it.
But as we wait for the Lord’s return, we need to remember that God is not bound by our schedules. He has His own. The Bible tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children”
(Galatians 4:4-5)
Jesus will come at the appointed time. And just as He came the first time at the appointed hour, He will come the second time in the same way
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