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John		25/Jul/2002:13:18:27
Great! webpage, your not too bad yourself

James R. Lawrence Sr	End Times Ministry	11/Jul/2002:20:49:48
I read a copy of your work, Section III Generational Separation, and enjoyed it. I wanted to comment on the early longevity of the Patriarchs. First of all, I am a degreed Engineer with a heavy background in Chemistry and Physics. What I am about to say is conjecture on my part but there is Biblical and scientific backup. Also, just for info, I was a devout atheist up until the age of 28. I am about to pass the point where half my life is Christian. There is no mention of the sun and the moon before the flood, (in the context of celestial bodies visible to man). There is only greater and lesser light. We also know that the first rainbow was a sign that God would never destroy the earth with water again. Since a rainbow is only formed in direct sunlight, it is safe to assume there was never any direct sunlight before the flood. This is also backed up by Biblical statements on how the flood started; paraphrased, "the heavens opened ....". I believe that Adam through Noah

Victor Di Bella		13/Jun/2002:12:01:39
seminal was the word I was shooting for in regard's to Ernest Becker...

Victor Di Bella		13/Jun/2002:11:31:42
I especially enjoyed the Ernest Becker quotes...ESCAPE FROM EVIL is a truly semianl work... Sad that the man died at such a young age...

Brittnee	www.italian-greyhound-dogs.com	13/Jun/2002:09:28:58
Very cool web site indeed.

Debbie		31/May/2002:19:09:50
I have found your conclusions on this site to be very fascinating! I find it thrilling to see patterns in various things - and the patterns you have found are really, really interesting. I'm going to have to study this more.....thanks for the site! Debbie

Dan Houck		07/May/2002:21:35:20
Methuselah did not die in the flood. His name means “When I’m dead it’s over.” Well not exactly that, but something close to that. He was a picture of God’s mercy. When he died the flood would come, and he lived longer than any other human in history.

rock		14/Apr/2002:00:16:12
If I'm not mistaken, the quotes from Ernest Becker you attribute to his last book, "Escape from Evil" are really from his Pulitzer prize- winning "Denial of Death."

David Carlisle		23/Mar/2002:16:57:23
I found your web-site while looking for information to present in the adult Sunday School class that I teach. We are studying Exodus, and I did a search on Exodus in the Crosswalk.com directory, and your site was listed. I find this information fascinating. I honestly had thought about doing the same sort of thing myself, but I hadn't gotten around to it. Thanks for your hard work! David Carlisle Alexander City, AL

Shirley Tough		06/Mar/2002:02:26:44
Great job on your site layout. I too have been searching this very area over and over again but you have done a better job. Are you aware of a possible significance of the numbers in the years, i.e. 9=number of judgement, 10=10 commandments, 365=days in year, 12=number of tribes descended from Jacob/Israel, (Israel(10)and Judah (2)), 777 just before the flood=God's number for perfection, 6=number of man, 30 being 3x10 (3 God's number, 10 being law), etc., etc. I've never run across what the number 8 equals. Also, I stumbled upon something quite amazing by looking up the names of the first 10 names from Adam to Noah in Strong's Concordance and found significance in those names but was stunned to find myself filled with some type of spiritual condition that lasted a little while. My suspicion is there is great meaning in all this if we can ever come to understand fully what that is. Thanks for putting your information on line. Great job. Shirl

J.D. Ricks		20/Jan/2002:11:45:35
Section I was interesting. Couldn't get Sections II and III to load.

Susan Vujovic		08/Dec/2001:22:19:29

EDeschenes Lancaster		24/Nov/2001:14:55:11
May I log someone else, one of my cousin in Ohio, Who is looking for genealogy on the Spirito family. Our grandfather came from Italy as a boy. She is sprice@l.net.com She would love to hear from you. I was surfing and found your guestbook.

Kathy Jensen		15/Nov/2001:19:15:17
Nice collection of facts. Thanks for posting them to study.

brian wilson		17/Oct/2001:22:43:08
enjoyed the site... take care

Mike Kopecky		04/Oct/2001:04:50:14
Hi Julia, LOL you know I never thought to sign your guest book before. Like you mentioned, I was one of those people who just skipped over the geneology of th bible so I'm afraid I don't have any insight to offer you. Have you submitted it anywhere? I think an editor of a biblical publication would be able to give you all sorts of feedback. If you have written any other pieces, I'd love to read them. Mike

L. D. Jonson		29/Sep/2001:18:19:58
Thank you for that insightful study. I believe that nothing is coinincedental, and that all things have pupose. If you diligently seek God, He will uncover the hidden and secret for you. Please continue to study and share, I personally wanted to read more. Thanks L. D. Johnson

Joel		26/Sep/2001:13:17:29
very nice

Stephen		26/Sep/2001:04:01:02
Hi Julia Nice site (although in your profile there is a gap between the slash after kittycattt/ julia.htm which makes it impossible to find (unless you know there shouldn't be any gaps in a URL) Prayers and Blessings with you and your fellow New Yorkers

Aminah Malik-Ali		24/Aug/2001:15:20:08
My husband is a historian. This should be interesting dialouge between you two. Peace and Blessings

The Wind		23/Aug/2001:22:15:01
J. Wilard Marriott once said, "Good timber does not grow with ease; the stronger the wind, the stronger the trees."

Linda Wynn		19/Aug/2001:08:48:50
Have been looking for information on my fathers family. His dad was Jerimah Murphy married to Rose Lee Glascock, probably live in Fairfax or Marshall Virgina. Can you help I would appreciate it very much as I have just started looking.

catte		31/Jul/2001:11:11:28
You are a BOMB Julia!

Chris Timbey	Kingsfisher, the Christian e-mail Newsletter of Ch	17/Jul/2001:15:39:29
Very interesting stuff! I can't offer any help though as what you have put stretches me to the limit, but I think I will feature your site in the e-mail newsletter, Kingsfisher. (http://www.kingsfisher.com)

Steven Hutchins		08/Jul/2001:22:53:17
Good job on putting your research together. Very interesting. I was looking for data into how many years between Adam and Moses. You had it and so much more, thanks a lot. May God bless you for all your efforts.

Jan Spinley		24/Jun/2001:01:04:26
Searching for info for a Children's Ministry course. fascinating material. Thank you

Edward Auffant		12/Jun/2001:12:45:32
I enjoyed your homepage very much. You seem to be quite intellegent and easy on the eyes,love your smile. I will resist all attempts at humor at this tie because if I try to hard to make you laugh it may sound stupid. So for now I wish you smiles and all the good things in life. Eddie

Jack K.		09/Jun/2001:20:26:01
Very interesting! I'll have to think about it.

gene montano		05/Jun/2001:03:42:03
i as well work with help desk..

Dan Duchamp		02/Jun/2001:07:38:52
Extremely obnoxious to require an email address!

steven		21/May/2001:17:17:05
You have a nice interesting quotes. It is hard to read the white text on the background. Here's a quote I think about when reading quotes like Tolstoy's about the futility of life: "Well done my good and faithful servant." - Jesus Christ

Jim Devlin	Are YOU paradoxicated	02/May/2001:22:30:18
HERE ah' COME! Right on! Just practicin', how's it sound on yo' end? So's when ah' come down t'NY ah' wuz dinkin' maybe we could dig some ice cream in Dompson Square park on de bo'da' of Alphabet City, watch all de freaks, dogs, and drug addicts! Right on! Ya know snatch in de true colo' uh New Yo'k City? Julia mah' homey t'be, hopin' ya''ll be plum a smdgeon "touched"! Right on! Here's to being just a little bit "touched". wink Ephesians 3:14-19 OH, you'll read it!

Brian		02/May/2001:01:53:48
"Per questa ragione, io piego le mie ginocchia davanti al Padre del Signor nostro Gesu Cristo, dal quale prende nome ogni famiglia nei cieli e sulla terra, perche vi dia, secondo le ricchezze della sua gloria, di essere fortificati con potenza per mezzo del suo Spirito nell'uomo interiore, perche Cristo abiti nei vostri cuori per mezzo della fede, affinche, radicati e fondati nell'amore, possiate comprendere con tutti i santi quale sia la larghezza, la lunghezza, la profondita e l'altezza, e conoscere l'amore di Cristo che sopravanza ogni conoscenza, affinche siate ripieni di tutta la pienezza di Dio." -the Apostle Paul (though I suspect he didn't know Italian) "I used to admire people who are clever; now I admire people who are kind." -ToweringAjax a.k.a. me (I suspect I don't know Italian either)

John		27/Apr/2001:11:31:58
Absolutely loved your art work!

Joseph		19/Apr/2001:21:54:50
You're the bomb!!!!!!!!

marty		19/Apr/2001:02:45:19
I HAVE TRACED MY FAMILY HISTORY TO CLODEOUS THE II IN THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE .WOUL KNOW THE NAMES OF THE GENERATIONS FROM THERE TO ADAM? THANKYOU MARTY HAYWARD

Kate		16/Apr/2001:12:49:59
Thanks for the information. I am looking for Moses' lineage for our Sunday School class. Your site was very helpful.

Ken		19/Mar/2001:00:35:41
Hi Julia, I enjoyed your theological study and your sense of humor regarding the "begats." Maybe God did create the pattern just so your paper would work out! Ha ha. It's surprising to read these biblical figures fathered sons at such late ages. They didn't exactly have birth control back then. Was every woman barren? Was this the running joke of the Old Testament? I guess if you're going to live 900 years you don't exactly want to raise an army of kids. Imagine trying to remember everyone's birthdays! Oh, and the line to get into the bathroom... er. outhouse -- forget about it! ;-) Ken (also from Manhattan's Upper Eastside)

janice		18/Mar/2001:23:50:04
Loved all your charts it is fascinating,thanks for the time and effort you have invested into your research. Wish i could offer some intellectually stimulating comments as to the questions you pose. I love to read about old testament times i just wonder sometimes what i will do with my time in Heaven!!! all these things will be explained to us by the likes of abraham, sarah, paul and of course Jesus. I am so amazed by His gift of eternal life to us.

Jason Roundy		12/Mar/2001:23:34:12
Hello! A very fascinating website! My personal opinion about the age of the Patriarchs going from 900+ to about 120 years, in addition to changes in the atmosphere that you advance, was the introduction of MEAT into the diet and eventually significant consumption. Also, Adam had a body that had no been polluted by the contaminants of this world. I realize that Cain was a "hunter", but most of Adam's posterity were vegetarians. If I receive any meaningful insights to your bigger Question, I will email you. THANK YOU again for your careful and stimulating work!!! Jason Roundy

John Clements	Ambassadors for Christ	21/Feb/2001:19:37:21
Excellent research!! You got me hooked as soon as I saw the title on Goshen and I thought your graphs and questions were really interesting! I don't have too many insights but it's got me thinking. I thought the part about generations having little recollection of former generations prior to a significant change was very interesting. Will be reading more! John

Al		20/Feb/2001:16:15:19
your creativity and energy is evident in everything you exhibit on this page. you are quite a unique and interesting person. best wishes and success in your future endeavors. ciao :)

michael		18/Feb/2001:23:58:54
Hi,your website is very interesting. I've never quite understood the whole geneology that is listed in the Bible but understand there is a significant importance to it all or God would'nt have taken the time to show us.I'm fascinated by all the hidden truths and symbolism God uses in His word.Even in the book of Proverbs (I think)He tells us it is His right to conceal a matter but our honor to search it out. In your graphs I noticed you did not mention the lineage of Cain ( father of the Kenites).I am currently studying this in relation to how the devil's seed and humanistic doctrine continued after the flood. On the subject of Cain, what do you think about Cain and Abel being twins? The text to look at is Genesis 4:2 where it says "And she again bare his brother Abel." Key word being "again". I feel this may also have spiritual meaning in that Esau and Jacob were twins, Esau being the first and later cursed and Jacob,the father of the nation of Isreal,being the second. Hope to hear

Christy		05/Feb/2001:07:38:25
hello again...just read your bio and saw that you went to school in Harrisonburg...I lived there as a child...beautiful...lived in Ashby Heights...Loved the Massanuttin(SP?)very fond memories

christy		05/Feb/2001:07:15:45
i was searching the internet for pictures of the tabernacle and came across your page. wow! what an incredible amount of work your have done! in a day when people are searching for the key to staying young... I praise God that even now He has shortened our lives so that we do not have to stay in this evil world for so long!!! even so, come quickly!Lord Jesus!! what may be amazing is that the older people of the OT pre-flood days probably did not appear to have aged as our older people do today...I pray that God blesse your efforts and that the HS speaks to someone's heart as they see the amazing comparisons and realize the truth...God and His incredible plan!! I am not so smart as to figure these things out and I am grateful that God has enabled "a few" to open up do this kind of work...and to share it...May God bless you richly!!!

Jim		21/Jan/2001:19:35:11
Hi Julia, Would you like to go sailing with me? Keep it real, Jim

L.E.Heine		08/Jan/2001:23:36:20
It's nice to see that Italy can not only build beautiful cars, but beautiful women! Not much of a traditional religious believer, however time will ultimately reveal the truth for us all! Hope you find your true inner happiness!

Richard Bromley		05/Jan/2001:20:59:08
Read your exploritory work into Biblebegats. Looked at photo album of you, not the whole family. I figured there's no point in meeting thew whole family since we're not going to date anyhow. I'm in dating language GU (geographicly undesireable)since I live in Tampa. We do have something in common. You used to walk across the Brooklyn bridge and I drove over it picking up food for the Christian food pantry in Wayne NJ. As far as Mensa goes, I went to a couple of meetings and still don't know what they do other than socialize and eat fried chicken. Had a friend in NJ who was in Mensa who was so brilliant that she had an answer for each argument for becoming a christian. She read every book that explains the Bible from a non-believers point of view. I may not see her up with the Big Guy when the time comes. Ok, I don't know if you've been to Bible school but here's something to think about. We know there are no mistakes in the Bible, right? How do you explain the two differen

nita brady		29/Dec/2000:22:01:05

Fulvio	The Roundabout	29/Dec/2000:00:23:36
Hello Julia, I have surfed into your homepage from your guestbook, picked up by a search engine, thanks to Edgar's earlier comment "..you look very nice..". I agree with him! I would like to add a link to your homepage from my "experimental" website, which is mostly a list of links to personal homepages of nice girls. Could you drop in and have a look, and maybe let me know if that would be OK with you? Somehow (after reading a bit into your website) I suspect not, but hey it's always worth asking.. I'm definitely not into religion or history and I find it impossible to believe that men could live so long, but after all one would need to have a bit of faith even to believe that men didn't actually live so long! I like the way you present your theories :)

Peter		16/Dec/2000:16:15:07
You said you read the Bible through as a book, and you end up with a new field of study: theodemographics. It's amazing what the Mensa mind will uncover, or, should I say, peel back as an onion. . . Well, you've given me hope, as I have yet to sire an heir. And, while the data isn't available yet as to what God might be doing in this age, if I use good ol', ol', ol', very ol' Methusalah as a point of reference, I've still got lots of time! I'm now living and teaching Latin and English to middle and high schoolers (does that make me eccentric by definition?)in the Princeton, New Jersey area, though I spent four years previously down in Virginia, in Fairfax County. Several of my former students are now at JMU, and a few are waiting to hear. I'm orginally from NYC, the Other East Side (Lower), but attended school and all those things just north of the City in Westchester, where I'll be heading either later this evening (12/16) or tomorrow. Then I'm heading down to VA for a spel

Hans-Peter Novotny		26/Nov/2000:02:43:46

Brian		12/Nov/2000:22:48:51
Compliments on a page well done and a thoughtful set of quotations.....A question (actually two): what does it mean "to accept Christ" and what exactly is the "My Way" that is not "the Highway"? May God bless you and keep you....

Sabrina		01/Nov/2000:15:57:11
I want to be in some of the pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tim Meshginpoosh	Tim Meshginpoosh	23/Oct/2000:16:01:01
Nice web site. Enjoyed your articles. Keep up the fine work.

Jeanne Haidary		21/Oct/2000:22:54:47
Julia: Thanks for this most interesting observation. There is a sweet story of missionaries to the Phillipines who ministered for years to a previously unreached people. They were translating the Bible for them, and when they got to the begats in Jesus' geneology, an old man who was helping them with the language got very excited and hung a poster of the family lineage on the wall; it was a break through for his believing the gospel because it coincided with a cultural tradition in that region. The name of this fascinating missions story is "And the Word Came with Power." My daughter is taking a college class on the book of Genesis. We both like th visuals you put together. Again, thank you. Jeanne and Rima

Andrea Rapuzzi	Welcome to Andrea Facco's and hid friends' beautif	19/Oct/2000:15:12:02
have a look to my site and get a deeper knowledge of Andrea Facco's relationships

Robert Morales		18/Oct/2000:18:30:42
Hi Julia: This is the second time I visited your homepage, and I love it. This time I even read your guestbook and went through the odd and ends. You are incredibly talented and extremely beautiful. You have so much culture and knowledge that it might be difficult for any man to match all your interests. God bless your talent and beauty. Robert

Juan Carlos Betancou		10/Oct/2000:17:42:08
Julia, You have done a great job in your home page, I love you art. You are a very beautifull and interesting person, I wish we can meet some day for cofee or lunch. I'll love to learn more about you. I believe that the only way to be happy is if we follow the path to God. Keep doing what you do, God bless you. Juan Carlos

J.Michael Crutcher,		04/Oct/2000:11:42:08
...you are a Cutie...very nice to see a very smart and very attractive Christian lady with her act together! Blessings, Michael

DAN		30/Sep/2000:14:50:00
Prety

markus		26/Sep/2000:23:18:07
Tu n'es pas encore fatiguee de tout ces reponses plutot flatents? Habitant en suisse, malgre mes voyages en italie, je ne suis pas ton homme, je crois. Donc j'espere que tu l'as trouvee, aussi bien que ton bonheur

Robert Morales		21/Sep/2000:01:30:09
I agree that the only way to eternal life is through Christ who paid a ransom so that we can reconcile God with all humans.

Andrew Kevlahan		20/Sep/2000:12:06:00
Very Christian, Lutheran schools and concordia college

Tim Locke		17/Sep/2000:15:28:47
You sound like a very interesting person and we seem to have similar interests. I am a Christian and interested in Hebrew and other Ancient Histories. I thought you might be interested in this site I found which is related to your article: http://hometown.aol.com/timeemits/webpage/teotlne.htm

James		16/Sep/2000:01:11:50
".....find all you need in your mind....if you take the time..." who needs men?! I don't, but then again I am a man... ;) I enjoyed your web site... and loved th music, THANKS 8) Find grace in all that you do... Jim

Kevin		15/Sep/2000:20:38:13

Edson Wagatsuma		02/Aug/2000:22:03:56
Aloha from Maui! Praise God for His greatness and majesty! Edson

Bryant		23/Jul/2000:11:34:45
Hi Julia -- I'm really enjoying visiting your page! The article on OT patriarch ages is really fascinating. Hope you have a SUPER day! Bryant

Steve Murphy		19/Jul/2000:13:09:50

djolof24		13/Jul/2000:16:51:16
parce que vous etes si charmante

jean mobley		10/Jul/2000:22:46:09
hello julia i have spent hrs. at your webb site .it is lovely and refreshing. i loved the photos of all your family.you must be very blessed. regards jean

John		09/Jul/2000:23:43:25
Nice pics and cat. I shall send a cat separately.

John Van Egmond		09/Jul/2000:23:10:57
Nice web page. Sent you an email. I can be blunt, or indirect, discrete and apparently indiscrete. Christian saying hello. Re Mensa. Never tested re IQ or EQ. I am the best. Where I am not, I get the best. Till I know you, I will stick to me. Your album and information is useful to that end.

Joe Crescenzi	FindingFaith.Com	04/Jul/2000:16:31:48
Love the site! (We seem to have a lot in common). Perhaps some day I can share some of my thoughts with you. It looks you have reached quite a few people with your site. I hope to one day reach millions of people with my new site. My goal is to save at least a few of them. In the name of Jesus Christ it will happen. Praise God! Joe

MIKE		25/Jun/2000:15:09:01
I REALLY FIND YOU INTERESTING, VERY ATTRACTIVEM AND DOWN TO EARTH, AND LOVE YOUR BELIEFS, I ALSO AM A TRUE BELIEVER IN GOD, I ATTEND CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY, PRAY EVERYDAY, AND READ A LITTLE BIT OF GOSPELS AND PSALMS EVERYDAY. MIKE STATEN ISLAND NEW YORK

Noboru Hiroi		24/Jun/2000:02:32:17
Hi Julie, I really liked Window1, Window 2, and Cat for different reasons. Window1 gave me a very relaxing feeling, but I got a suffocating feeling from Window2. Cat gave me a sense of almost painful isolation. Do people get the same feelings from those paitings of yours or is it just me? BTW, they were very nice. Thanks. Noboru

Michael Holland		23/Jun/2000:10:10:24
Pretty cool site!

ferman smith		21/Jun/2000:21:31:49
very nice website... you are a very charming person..open and honest...not sure if i share all your religious views or comments but find them quite interesting...drop me an email sometime, perhaps we can become email buddies bye for now Ferman

Anthony Buchanan		16/Jun/2000:22:18:30
Psalm for you!! Even strong young lions sometimes go hungry but those who trust in the Lord will never lack any good thing!! Psalm 34:10

Eric L. Haag		11/Jun/2000:23:51:57
Just my cup of tea!!

maiko		11/Jun/2000:03:09:34
Thank you for sharing your life. God Bless you. You are amazing, fascinating and absolutely enchanting. I love to pray, so I will keep you in my prayers. Adios, me

al calosso		08/Jun/2000:19:10:01

Jon		05/Jun/2000:00:18:52

Mike	Indeed it is	04/Jun/2000:21:16:44
Nice art Julia, the ever evolving...

AL MARTIN		04/Jun/2000:06:06:46
YOU SEEM TO BE A VERY WARM AND CARING PERSON THANK,S FOR CREATING A WONDERFUL HOMEPAGE,.

Eric		01/Jun/2000:17:49:23

Jeffrey Gray		31/May/2000:13:14:03
Julia, You love marvelous as a blonde and brunette. I throughly enjoyed exploring your page. I am happily married but would like to know if you would be interested in meeting a friend of mine. I have a great feeling that you would be perfect for each other. Please e-mail me if you may have interest in knowing more about him and I will provide you his as much information regarding his background as you wish. -Regards, -Jeff

robert reich		21/May/2000:04:49:41
great smile ,your a classic.

Stacie Duncan		19/May/2000:16:08:34
I was just wondering if you believe in God? Also, what do you think it takes for a person to go to Heaven?

JR		14/May/2000:07:10:22

robert		10/May/2000:16:30:01
.. so nice to be here ... wow this is so "spatial" ... what would McLuhan say ? .. something so pedantically pertinent , no doubt .. someday perhaps we will discuss fools and kings , and McLuhan things .. thanks for having the time to countenance my inane comments .. bob

Seth		03/May/2000:16:14:13
A bit bored here, so I was checking out your site again, started an Opendiary too, joining that growing legion. distant crowd chanting 'one of us, one of us'. Only checked out a couple of the diaries so far. Mostly seems like a lot of folks looking for free therapy; teenagers suffering through awkward years, divorcees, alternative lifestile types, etc. Some pretty interesting stuff too though.

Debi Allen		02/May/2000:23:39:33
Hi, Thanks so very much for the information I rec'd from you, I really have gotten into the begats and family history as well as the age and length of life of the men in the beginning of time. I really have learned more than I think I could have without you page, THANKS SO VERY MUCH!!!! If I could meet you in person I would hug your neck. I want to compile what I have found else where, and what I have from you and then compare the two and see how long it took me to gather mine verses what you already had. I am new at interneting and just happen to stumble across your page doing a search on gegats, so I am sure there are more web sites out there, I have been using Crosswalk.com, to gather most of my info, if there is more out there would you e-mail them to me. I was told the other night I have a mission, (by my sister, she says the Jesus has a mission for me), not sure what I'm supose to do but have opened my heart and gonna do what ever he tells me. Thanks for listening and all

J. Paul Knight		27/Apr/2000:02:20:15
Greetings from San Antonio, TX. You have made a great impression on us Christian men. You are a woman of beauty, talent, and strong morals. You are quite the chameleon in your picture presentation, I must add. Best wishes, Joseph Paul ...the dreams of Joseph ...the zeal of Paul

lee pearlman		26/Apr/2000:16:13:49
You're very interesting. We have alot in common-although I think your spiritual views are a bit rigid. My heritage is 7/8ths Jewish and I was educated in that faith.I've also studied christian religions on the graduate level. I accept the messianic tradition of the old Testament. I accept that it is possible that Jesus was the messiah an that it is also possible that he was not. As a matter of historical fact at the time of Jesus' life there were others who claimed to be the messiah, some of whom were also crucified. Ultimately its a question of faith and belief not of scientific or "absolute certainty". Moreover it seems questionable that assuming, arguendo, that Jesus was the messiah, that a hit man who is otherwise devout in his christian beliefs would deserve a higher spot(if one at all) in heaven than that of a devout Jew who believes in the messianic tradition (but not in Jesus) and who spends his time on good works.[are there concentric circles of heaven as in hell according

Joe		26/Apr/2000:00:39:53
Easily the best homepage I have seen.

Peter Gebert		25/Apr/2000:02:24:08
Nice homepage. You're very beautiful.

Matt Wilson		24/Apr/2000:19:39:39
Wow! It's good to see, in this generation so dominated by materialistic knowledge, that someone cares enough to research the patriarch background. This information provided has helped me in my work in Revelation. Thanks a lot.

Sloan		23/Apr/2000:22:56:37

Rick		21/Apr/2000:16:02:39
Beautifully done homepage. I am trying to do one myself and have finally gotten around to buying the "Idiot's Guide" to creating one. Have a wonderful weekend. Rick

Andy		21/Apr/2000:15:32:41
You just blew my mind....I'll have to think about this one. Take care, Andy

Gary		19/Apr/2000:22:46:07
Hi pretty lady!

Larry Westley		17/Apr/2000:20:59:23
Very thoughtprovoking site. I have always speculated on what the pre- flood world might have been like. Interesting to see God's patterns in the lineage presented in His word. Thank you for another perspective. God Bless.

Mark Lepper		16/Apr/2000:20:50:47
Reserved for a later date.

Mike		03/Apr/2000:18:55:35

Allen mather		02/Apr/2000:22:55:54
you are beautiful

Tony	TJones4581's Homepage	31/Mar/2000:18:52:02
Hi Julia, It's so refreshing to see someone stick by their guns, in reguards to your Christian beliefs. I agree with you that Jesus Christ is the one and only way to heaven. He is my Lord and my Savior! I like your work on the Patriarch Lineage -- well done. You have a very nice website. I like your pictures; my favorites are: "breakfast at the Luncheonette", "Julia by Fireplace", "Julia's tonsils", and "Julia in the Dining Room". You seem like you'd be a fun person to be around. Well got to go. Take care and God bless!

Jens Giesenberg-Haag		29/Mar/2000:18:37:23
Julia, Too bad you live so far away, I admire your strenght in your beliefs and your sophiticated manner of expression. You are very well-read, and I really admire your courage to post all your beautiful pictures... You are gorgeous!!! You have a beautiful smile and just gorgeous hair - the longer blonde look suits you very well. Well, if you would like to talk to me one of these days, you may find me under simplyjens on AOL Instant Messenger. Thank you for sharing! Jens

c		29/Mar/2000:16:37:46
Very nicely done. Enjoyable and easy to navigate. Sorry to see you're sstill looking. Lotsa luck.

PATRICK HICKEY		29/Mar/2000:11:35:00

jack bird		28/Mar/2000:15:25:41
hi

Michael J. O'Donnell		25/Mar/2000:21:17:46
Great page!!!!!!!!!

Jacque		23/Mar/2000:05:42:47
I don't really know what your web site is about, I just happened upon it as I was looking for Patriarchal language for my English project.

charlie		22/Mar/2000:17:22:35
pretty lady

Tom Farruggella		16/Mar/2000:14:39:07
Hi, Julia! Your site was very interesting- I came upon it while looking for information on historical longevity data for a course I'll be teaching in pathophysiology. With all the technological "advances" made in science and medicine, it's always impressed me that LIFESPAN has not significantly increased in the modern era. As a research scientist, I'm very interested in biochemical influences on longevity (telomeres, non- enzymatic glycation, etc.); as a naturopath and Christian I enjoy trying to reconcile current medical theory with biblical TRUTH. I've always thought it quite interesting that the dramatic decline in the post-flood lifespan also coincided with the introduction of MEAT into the diet of man. By the way, any thoughts on the Nephilim? Yours truly, Tom Farruggella Newburgh, NY

Richard D'Aprix		14/Mar/2000:12:45:00
Julia: Interesting research. I spent eight years studying philosophy with the Jesuits and would love to discuss your work in more detail some time. Perhaps a comparative analysis might shed additional perspectives on your thesis. I'm curious--of all the subjects in the scriptures to research why did you choose this one? It is fascinating, but doesn't seem to focus in on the key controversial issues in contemporary theological debate. That's not a criticism at all--I am simply curious as to you prositions on other scriptural topics that are somewhat more controversial and equally fascinating. Warmest regards, Richard

Richard Geib		14/Mar/2000:01:03:57
Cool page! Short and sweet! Be well across the continent there in New York. Life is good here in Los Angeles -- no complaints.

James R. Wood		10/Mar/2000:14:37:38
Thanks for the IM info about Mensa! It is so great to see people declaring their faith - great testimony! I also liked the pic page - tell your sister that if she is ever looking for a charming, commited Christian, with militant views on personal freedom, to give me a jingle . . . HA HA :) Have a great day, and God bless!!

Tom Rutledge		09/Mar/2000:14:54:14
Very interesting. I will look farther into that. In reference to the OT. :)

John		08/Mar/2000:21:52:36
I just happened upon your homepage and decided to see what Mensans really look like. I joined a few months back and haven't participated in any of the activities. I am very impressed with your homepage. I laughed. I cried. I will highly recommend your site to everyone. In fact, I'll hand out flyers on the train tomorrow. I wondered why you put your family's e:mail addresses on it. They must get some pretty interesting e:mail from your links. Anywhoo. Kudos on a site well done.

Ed		08/Mar/2000:20:43:45
You are very pretty. Unfortunately I do not meet the height req'mnts :-(

rose carter		04/Mar/2000:23:42:58
I have been working on similar charts -&- am please to compare. thanks for the hrs -&- hrs of intensive labor -&- insight. I'm not on-line now after resent move. so i've left home address. hope to get on-line soon. thanks again for this wonderful work. check out Theomatics by Del Washburn. It is awesome. It is plainly hidden what we should know -&- realize for those who are willing to take the time to dig for the gold. Thanks for these precious pages. po box 655 Brownsville, OR 97327 Thanks again.

Gregory M. Wood		04/Mar/2000:18:27:32
Julia, Thank you for providing a glimpse oy yourself, friends, and family. God bless. Gregory

rafael mederos		02/Mar/2000:15:43:48
YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL. I CAN TELL THAT YOU ARE A WARRIOR. PRAY FOR ME MY NAME IS RAFAEL.

Joseph David Chestnu		01/Mar/2000:23:41:37
I love your comments about the Lord and feel the same way you do.

Stephen		01/Mar/2000:20:07:46
Beautifully done page. Hope you have a blessed life and you find someone taller than 5'10", That is filled with Love,Passion,Compassion for the Lord. Sincerely, Stephen

Mary Keller		27/Feb/2000:10:50:00
enjoyed your ad and I have printed the information and will study it. Thank you.

Jim		27/Feb/2000:07:58:48
Greetings From Iceland

S. D. Jones		23/Feb/2000:09:22:28
Very interesting perspective - had looked at the overlapping lives due to advanced ages and arrived at some of the marvels of those considerations, but not in application to Abraham and his difficulty in believing in conception in much later years. Good job. May the Lord bless you and grant you continued hunger for His Word.

David	personal website like yours	22/Feb/2000:23:52:05
Sent you an email. Enjoyed your site and work. Lived in NY 4.5 years and truly wished I would have met you. I think at the very least, we would be good friends.....kindred spirits. Blessings, David

peter		21/Feb/2000:01:42:37

patrick		18/Feb/2000:18:55:28
hello julia-well, you sound like a rock solid christian woman. so many people are "luke-warmers" these days-your spiritual stand is quite refreshing. still need to read some more of your web page info, but your photo album with family and friends is fun! you are really into this computer jazz-i xchange e-mails, shop some and bit of info search, and on fri. afternoon with long weekend in front of me i find myself here, on your web site. life is funny. ok, bit about me, 6'2", 190 lbs, blue eyes, use to have brown hair(balk-andre agassi cut now),age-don't want to frighten you, but my friends say i look younger than i am, never married-but it's high on my priority list, want to have kids, church is big part of my life- i go to the vineyard church at 103/amsterdam at the youth hostel chapel while living in nyc till mid-may when i finish current hospital training, then will relocate somewhere in usa for my family practice residency-i'm a "non-traditional" medical student, having been in

Robert		16/Feb/2000:23:12:56
I loved your art work, your very talemted!

Peter Gerra		15/Feb/2000:04:35:28
Very nice. Thanks.

Frank		10/Feb/2000:13:23:51
Awsome web page. Your beliefs about Jesus, God are right on. I pray that more people will read this and give their future some serious thought. Other emails: fpd@voyager.net this is my home addy, frankd@pspring.com this is my work addy. The excite one is just the one I use the most.

Scott		06/Feb/2000:05:45:26
Epiphany!!! Mesmerizing beauty, captivating intelligence, a warm and gracious smile...and sold out to Jesus Christ. Thank you Julia for restoring my faith that a Christian woman like yourself does indeed exist. You are perfection in the form of a precious gift that could only be best described as heaven sent. Your endearing qualities and passions spark a wish from the heart with every falling star. May your walk be blessed with joy and happiness. "Love is, above all, the gift of one's self."

deborah	DITTO	04/Feb/2000:22:50:04
WOULD LIKE TO READ YOUR FINDINGS..UNSCRAMBLED

John V.		02/Feb/2000:20:24:55
You're very cute and creative. Talent and flair are great qualities to posess but there's always a kind of balance in in life,that keeps our feet on the ground, otherwise we'd soar to the heavens. . .

Mike		01/Feb/2000:18:45:47
Pretty lady :))

Scott		28/Jan/2000:19:52:30
I just want to say, I love the picture of you by the fireplace, you are a very attractive lady and I am to young.

M.Headen		17/Jan/2000:13:15:47
Excellent..thank you for taking the time to do this. This is a subject that has always flamed my curiosity. I will visit your site often. God Bless You In every Way MH

Darrell		17/Jan/2000:12:57:55
I love you homepage.

Stephen Paul		14/Jan/2000:11:47:52
How refreshing to see someone shout their Christianity to the world! How wonderful to know that we will be 'in that number' on that day that our Saviour takes His waiting children Home. I loved your site, and as soon as I am financially able to fly up every weekend to stroll the bridge and study the Bible with you...... :o) God bless you, Julia....Your testimony has blessed me!! In His Love, Stephen

Jonathan Hibbert		11/Jan/2000:01:30:53
Ever your admirer. JWH

Frank Balducci	Frank Balducci's Hometown Page	21/Dec/1999:04:26:39
I think you are very pretty, and I hope we get to chat someday soon.

Jose		21/Dec/1999:01:06:42
nice webpage...enjoyed it a lot...God Bless Jose

John L Hightower Jr.		16/Dec/1999:19:15:36
I think that you have hit something that should spark a big interest in someone out there. Keep op the great work and the web page is great... Do Na Da Go Hu I

Bill Kesel		10/Dec/1999:04:01:42
Fantastic! Best personal page I've seen yet (although I haven't seen too many). Keep the faith and the good work...

alex		01/Dec/1999:14:08:21
hey whats up stephanies sister, well i just came on here to take a look at your sister and she is a hottie, but too bad shes a tall one, or else shed be perfect. not that she isnt but, just not made for me i guess. anyways, you have a beautiful family adn all of you seem very loving and kind, you should ask your sister about me, and what we were talking about on the computer, its pretty interesting. well nice to see all of your pictures. love , alex

gram and gramps		28/Nov/1999:14:59:48
It's been very interesting reading about all your activites, interests, and seeing your artwork and photos. I do hope you'll get back to some of your artwork again. It would be such a shame to drop it. Sure was nice to see you last June at THE big party of the CENTURY! Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving. We are viewing your page with the guidance of Stefani and your mother in Blacksburg. Hope you have fun plans for Christmas. Love Gram and Gramps

Rick		19/Nov/1999:15:17:30
nice web site.

Michael	The Bad Monkey Out-Reach for the Suicidal	16/Nov/1999:19:00:06
Hi wow that is a very interesting page. That is so interesting I had to bookmark your site. I'll be back later to check out the info you found. God bless you take care.

Leona		07/Nov/1999:02:20:41

S. Ramirez		06/Nov/1999:20:11:20
This is the first time I have explored your website. I found it intriguing. As such I have bookmarked it and will very again...soon. Thank you for creating this site. Sincerely Yours. S.R.

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