John of Patmos' metaphor about hell itself being forged into the lake of fireside has always interested me. There is, in John's opinion anyway, a style of finish point for hell. I suppose that argues for a later date of writing, when the concept of divine forgiveness has become overarching to the measure that everlasting damnation seems, even in John's possess eyes, to be no longer viable.
for parallel the stripes on the American flag
It's legal unfortunately, It's a public road and the police department took her word for it being an abandoned vehicle. although I feel they should have run your plates and knocked on your door to inquire about it before towing it, I'd just bail it out and stick a sign saying THIS IS NOT ABANDONED, PLEASE DO NOT TOW, and only have it up while your parked in front of your house. I've had neighbors from hell like this, always make sure you can do what you can to counter whatever they may try to make things harder on you, you can't make them move, and I assume your happy in your home, just be quiet near them and let them put the shame on themselves over time, I've done that and they got so embarrassed the moved. I wish you the best of luck my friend, I know it's hard, but you've gotta buck up and move on nowadays. another shot of advice, or on my opinionated thoughts I should say is, try contacting the police department, it was towed under the assumption that it was abandoned, which it was not, and if that doesn't work, contact your Mayor, scheduling a face to face meeting usually helps more, I've done that when they towed my car from my driveway claiming it was in the way of the plow trucks, only to find out my last name is a sour spot for a certain officer, and his actions were justified only as disgruntle.
1. stars, galaxies, any 3 things that are related on position. 2. a road and dirt on the side of it, maps, pitcher and first base line 3. city roads, lanes of traffic, book pages, tv screen lines 4. crosses, addition signs, t-joints, fire-blocking in stud walls
