The Bible - secrets of the tragedy...

[mike tesko]

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[mike tesko]

Not Peace but Division

'From now on there will be five in one family divided against each other, three against two and two against three. They will be divided, father against son, and son against father, mother against daughter and daughter against mother, Mother in law against daughter in law, and daughter in law against mother in law'...

[mike tesko]

Insight (LUKE 12:46)..

'The one who does not know and does things deserving punishment (Sheila) will be beaten with few blows' (Sheila, only shot twice, compared to Neveille Bamber shot 8 times, June Bamber shot 7 times, Daniel Caffell shot 5 times, and Nicholas Caffell shot 3 times)...

[lookout]

It does look as though the Bible had been used as a reference when you consider its words.

[Caroline]

Who's bible is this? Also the ISBN number written on it is different to the one printed on it.

[Caroline]

Mike, why have you chosen to post Luke 12?

[lookout]

Though Sheila hadn't been religious and just quoted certain sections from the Bible----which we can all do but it doesn't make us religious.

[David1819]

Though Sheila hadn't been religious and just quoted certain sections from the Bible----which we can all do but it doesn't make us religious.

Sheila was religious. 

[lookout]

Sheila was religious. 

I say she wasn't. It was only a copy-cat image of what her mother was.

[lookout]

How many people particularly prisoners say " they have found God ?".  This is not to say that they are religious.
Colin was driven mad when he knew his boys were made to kneel and pray at every opportunity and wouldn't have tolerated Sheila following suit. He'd blamed June for Sheila's condition and as far as I know religion wasn't practiced when Colin and Sheila were together. Sheila would not have bombarded her boys with religion.

[Caroline]

In case you missed it - Mike, why have you chosen to post Luke 12?

[Jane]

How many people particularly prisoners say " they have found God ?".  This is not to say that they are religious.
Colin was driven mad when he knew his boys were made to kneel and pray at every opportunity and wouldn't have tolerated Sheila following suit. He'd blamed June for Sheila's condition and as far as I know religion wasn't practiced when Colin and Sheila were together. Sheila would not have bombarded her boys with religion.

For the first time I found myself looking into the contents of Sheila's letter and reading what is possibly an underlying message. She makes it clear that she hadn't wanted to be there. WHY is she telling Ann and Peter that she's not in hospital because of gynae problems. She seems to feel it's important that they know this and goes into huge detail to refute it. Might it be that June had told them that this was the reason she was there? She seems to be admitting that there HAD been a problem, ie she'd OD'd on God. She speaks very openly about her confused thinking, but she also speaks of it being in the past.  The PS about her having "found God in a simple way" almost sounds as if she'd telling them that she's not involved with something which is anything out of the ordinary.

[lookout]

For the first time I found myself looking into the contents of Sheila's letter and reading what is possibly an underlying message. She makes it clear that she hadn't wanted to be there. WHY is she telling Ann and Peter that she's not in hospital because of gynae problems. She seems to feel it's important that they know this and goes into huge detail to refute it. Might it be that June had told them that this was the reason she was there? She seems to be admitting that there HAD been a problem, ie she'd OD'd on God. She speaks very openly about her confused thinking, but she also speaks of it being in the past.  The PS about her having "found God in a simple way" almost sounds as if she'd telling them that she's not involved with something which is anything out of the ordinary.

"Finding God" is almost a confession/pardon for having done wrong--------hence a lot of prisoners and sinners say this as an act of forgiveness.

[Jane]

"Finding God" is almost a confession/pardon for having done wrong--------hence a lot of prisoners and sinners say this as an act of forgiveness.

Confession/pardon -in Sheila's case- for having done what?

[lookout]

Confession/pardon -in Sheila's case- for having done what?

For what she was about to do.