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Letters to the Editor Hi. My name is Helena Wisby. I'm from the Tasmanian congregation in Australia. I just wanted to say how much I loved reading this article. Very inspiring and put in such a wonderful way. May God bless you and inspire you further to write such powerful messages as this. -- Helena Wisby Not to be picky or anything, but according to the Wikipedia entry in regards to the Rosetta Stone, it was realised very quickly the value of the stone in regards to the fact that Egyptian hieroglyphics could be deciphered, and much of the work was carried out in the first few decades after its discovery. The translation was more or less complete by 1822. Also, it's very hard to fathom why one soldier would keep the stone; it weighed about 760 kg and therefore would have taken several men (minimum) to move it. For a soldier on the move, to keep this stone would have been impossible. -- PatrickThank you for your research and added information about the Rosetta stone. We will correct the information about the dates on the Web site. You are right in the "hard to fathom" comment as to why or even how a soldier could keep a stone that weighs almost a ton. Thank you once again for reading the article and for your comments. Sauerkraut -- More Than Cabbage Terrific parallel to the Christian walk. An awesome challenge. I would sure like a complete recipe on how to make sauerkraut. I've never done it before. -- Mike Some feedback messages are edited for space and/or clarity Copyright 2007 by United Church of God, an International Association All rights reserved. |
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