#cut off from the Lord

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

Judah Has Been Unfaithful

Judah has been unfaithful, and done detestable things in Israel and in Jerusalem; for Judah has desecrated the holy sanctuary of the LORD which HE loved, by marrying women who worship foreign gods. — Malachi 2:11 | Reader-Friendly Bible: Purple Letter Edition (RFBP) Reader-Friendly Bible: Purple Letter Edition © 2024 by Jim Musser. All rights Reserved. Cross References: Ezra 9:1-2; Jeremiah 3:7; Malachi 1:1

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Malachi 2:11 - Bible Verse Meaning and Commentary

[sakasakiii]

glorfindel strikes me as the kind of guy whose love language is physical touch so a few weeks ago i did some rough sketches just to explore that and how he'd interact with all the different ppl in his life 🤔

bonus: can hugs have healing properties? the imladris case study

sparkly pink bg credit to Cartoon Network as always :D

[fisheito]

I want to be in the room when this massage happens

[front-facing-pokemon]

[danidoesathing]

hey remember that one horror fic i mentioned i was doing like a month or two ago. yeah finished it

[lamentmournanddespair]

Those two names get a response from Vergilius that Sinclair hoped he wouldn't have to see again, after what happened to Don Quixote. Red eyes blow wide open, something raw and furious stirring in the depths like a monster rising from the sea. It's not even a second later that Vergilius has stood up, wrenched Dante's body from Faust's hold, and slammed them against one of the walls of Mephistopheles (much to Charon's monotone complaint). The atmosphere practically thickens as he leans in, a hand wrapped around their throat, to snarl at the unwanted passenger. "You."

big big thank-you to @beeholyshit for this fantastic comm, it worked out fabulously! please consider commissioning them if you can!

[justarandomidiot1]

Susato tries coffee

[minakoaiinos]

Cutting this whole bit and most of the servant's lines and Bard explaining how to play cricket get the fuck ouuuutttt

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

I would think that the heroes encountering Barrow-wights that is no way relevant to the overall plot is something Tolkien would approve of since that's exactly what he did in Fellowship. Can't help but notice that those who go on the most about lore breaking are the ones who know nothing about the lore. They also seem to think because they sound the same lore is like law and must followed without question.

[xxplastic-cubexx]

So uhh... what do you think of the concept of Erik having his powers ripped away? I mean X3 did it, but imagine if that happened before Krakoa or Black Suit Magneto stuff. Imagine Erik being forced to live life as a human again, denied access to the power he believes that he NEEDS to protect mutantkind? Imagine how fcked up he'd be.

Ima need at LEAST a one shot of mags having to runna few years without his powers… id very much like to see that…..

[mistycmice]

A sudden thought that came to me

[the-worms-in-your-bones]

I feel like we need to talk about time lord specific disabilities more. Like what happens when regeneration goes wrong, whether that be a one time thing or something that reflects all of their regenerations

What if a time lord has a really high stress threshold when it comes to what triggers a regeneration, like to the point that it’s a possibility that they might die before a regeneration gets triggered. Or what if it’s the opposite and something as little as a broken bone can trigger a regeneration

Is it possible for a time lord to be born with not enough regeneration energy, and would that effect their number of regenerations or would they not heal properly/fast enough or would each regeneration get weaker and weaker as they ram out of the energy to fully repair themselves. In a similar vein would time lords on their last regeneration/body heal slower since they had run out of the ability to regenerate

How common are cases where the whole process of regeneration goes wrong and a time lord ends up with something like regenerative dissonance, because as much as I hate the eleven and his whole the villain is a villain because they’re disabled thing, the concept of what happens when your past selves are an active part of your every day life instead of stay in dormant in your mind is interesting

Now what about psychic or time sense related disabilities. How would a time lord deal with having a disabled time sense. The eighth doctor compared being in a universe without time to having a limb cut off (and do you think he ever fully regained his time sense after returning to his proper universe). How does that affect their ability to time travel, are they in danger of altering fixed points because they can’t sense them but still have the power to affect them

In a society that has psychic communication/abilities baked into how it works having a psychic disability has to affect a lot. Would that impact a time lords ability to fly a Tardis since they wouldn’t be able to properly bond and communicate with one (the time lords taking away the third doctors ability to use his Tardis is very much them disabling him as a punishment)

If you can’t form proper psychic bonds would that make you a social outcast? If you can’t build psychic barriers how would that effect a time lord put in the universe (maybe that’s why eight is so easy to torture because his delayed regeneration affected his ability to build psychic barriers so things can invade his mind easier)

And of course how do the time lords deal with all of this as a greater society, my guess is not well

[ahalliance]

i feel like there’s this stereotype in gender studies that only women can be interested in them or only women can want to talk about female historical figures and like . i’m not a woman just because i decided to take a gender studies approach to my essay 😭

[silverskye13]

Lady Merrewin: You have to make him respect you. Cut off his arm if you have to.

King Eliam the Everlasting, watching from fantasy heaven probably:

[tolllthedead]

the ending of screecher’s reach leaves you feeling foreboding and despair and you just know that whatever daal is facing is far worse than anything she is escaping

[ghostsandmirrors]

"Hey Buckster... Fun fact! I mean, maybe not fun, but I kinda like knowing where shit comes from. The bad luck of breaking a mirror came from wwaaaayyy back in the day when mirrors were extremely expensive. We're talkin' like kings and queens and knights kinda shit. If you broke one, it was 'bad luck' because they were worth so much and hard to get. If you had one and someone broke it? Oh their ass was GRASS. Eventually it just grew into a myth about it being unlucky.

"Hey its not like I know a lotta things. So when I ACTUALLY knew a thing, thought I'd share it."

"I got bad news, kid; it's probably older than that."

"Lotta superstitions are, what? A few thousand years old and mostly 'cause of religion? S'probably older than glass front mirrors."