From: J@M   
      
    "paul, bound of jesus christ, and timothy the brother, to philemon dilect and   
     adjunct of ours, and to apphia the sister, and to archippus comilitant of   
   ours,   
     and to the ecclesia which in the house of yours is, gratitude to you, and   
     peace, from the dominant one the father of ours and dominus jesus christ. in   
     gratitude i thank the dominant one of me, always in memoriam of you to make   
   in   
     the orations my own, audient of the caritas of yours, and fidelity which you   
     have to the dominus jesus, and to all the sanctified, that communication of   
     the fidelity of yours evident may be in the recognition of every good thing   
     in us in christ jesus. gladness for great i had and consolation in the   
   caritas   
     of yours, the vitals of the sanctified have been requited by you, brother.   
     because of which great fiducialness having in christ jesus to imperate you   
     what to the matter pertinent, because of caritas more i do obsecrate, when is   
     such as paul the senior, now but also bound of jesus christ. i obsecrate you   
     concerning my own son, whom i have generated in bonds onesimus, which to you   
     some time inutile was, now but both to you and to me utile, whom i remitted   
   to   
     you but him, that is, my own vitals to suscept, whom i was volitive with me   
   to   
     detain, that for you me to minister in bonds of the evangel, without   
     conciliation but of yours nothing i am volitive to do, so that not as if out   
     of necessity good of yours may be, but voluntary. perchance for therefore he   
     departed up to a time from you, that eternal him you receive. now not as a   
     servant, but more the sevant cherished, a brother maxima to me, of quantity   
     but more to you, both in the flesh and in the dominant one. if therefore you   
     have me a sociate, suscept him as me. if but anything nocent to you or   
   debited,   
     this to me impute, i paul did write with my own hand, i will render, that not   
     i say to you that also you the same to me debited. thus, brother, i you   
     fructify in the dominant one, refresh the vitals my own in the dominant one.   
     having confidence in the obedience of yours i wrote to you, scient because   
     also beyond this what i say, you will do. simultaneously but also prepare me   
     hospitality, for i hope by orations of yours to donate me to you. he   
   salutates   
     you epaphras, fellow captive of me in christ jesus, marcus, aristarchus,   
   demas,   
     lucas, adjuncts of mine. the gratitude of the dominus of ours jesus christ   
     with the spirit of yours. amen." -- Philemon 1:1-25   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)