A Street Triple Named Wolf -- AKA The Bird

When Jesus was talking to his disciples he came to the subject of cost. We're often reminded that salvation is free, and that's important, but there is a cost involved. I'm not talking about the cost that Jesus paid already; and in full. I'm talking about the cost to the disciple. It's not a bad cost. Not like spending $20,000 on a motorcycle when you can get a Street Triple for half that. It's more like having to give up cigarettes in order to breath the way you were designed to. At first, giving up cigarettes seems like a horrible idea, and very difficult, but as the years go by, many ex smokers come to realize that the cigarettes weren't that much fun to smoke in the first place. It just seemed like it because you forget how easy it was to breath before you began smoking. Jesus asked, "Or what king, going to make war against another king, sitteth not down first, and consulteth whether he be able with ten thousand to meet him that cometh against him

If You Want Something Done Right, Do It Yourself. Genesis Chapter 24 Abraham is old, "and well stricken in years." Abraham is the patriarch of three great religions. He is partriarch to the Jews, to the Christians, and to the Muslims. The Muslims look back to Abraham through his first son, Ishmael, while the Jews and Christians look back to Abraham through his second son, Isaac. In some cultures the whole of the father's estate passes to the first son. This is done so as to retain the strength of the estate rather than risk dissolution by dividing the estate between several, or many, heirs. In these cases, the estate and the family name are inseparably linked. Abraham's estate should have passed through his firstborn son, Ishmael, the son of the servant, Hagar. But, Jewish and Christian sacred writings tell us that God made a covenant with Abraham and that under that covenant, the estate, and all Abraham's blessings, were to be passed to Isaac, Abraha

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My name is, Wolf. AKA, The Bird. I am a Triumph Street Triple. I think that 2 Samuel 1:20 is the first time Triumph is mentioned in the Bible. That is not my favorite verse for Triumph, though. I like Psalm 47:1 for that. You can't go wrong with the Psalms, can you? "Clap your hands, all ye people; shout unto God with the voice of Triumph." Shouting, that's how I got the name, Wolf. Man, when I open up my throttle bodies and suck a bunch of atmosphere into my cylinders . . . Well, hoo - wee! There's a howl that would make any wolf proud. Shoot, a whole pack of wolves would be proud of my howl. And the road in front of me gets behind me real quick. Triumph is in the Bible and Street is too. For Street, I like Acts 9:11. "And the Lord said unto him, Arise, and go into the Street which is called Straight, and inquire in the house of Judas for one called Saul, of Tarsus: for, behold, he prayeth." I'm not saying I am especially excited a