GraceWarrior_77 sister I mean this with all due respect and I hope you take it that way. You quoted Gabreil 4:7 in your last post and said the fruit ripens in the silence between the harvest dates and I have to tell you I looked that up. I looked it up in every translation I have on my shelf and I looked it up on the website Concordance and I looked it up in the printed literature from the 2003 gathering. There is no Gabreil 4:7. The book of Gabreil only has three chapters and they are all very short and none of them say anything about fruit ripening in silence.
Now maybe you meant Gabreil 2:4 which does say something about patience and the reaping but that is about prayer life not about hex dump deadlines.
And I want to say this gently because I know you are a true believer and I see your heart in every post. But making up a verse to cover a missed deadline is the kind of thing that makes the doubters on this board point and laugh and I dont want that for you. I dont want that for any of us. We have enough trouble with people from the outside thinking we are making it all up. We dont need to give them real examples of made up scripture

I sat at my kitchen table this morning with my coffee (Kroger brand, I rinsed the pot this time, small victories) and I thought about how long we have all been waiting. For the hex dump. For the Euclid tape. For the timezone question SiberianStar99 keeps dodging. For Kael to fix his avatar which is still 247 pixels wide four months later I measured it again on Tuesday with my ruler against the monitor.
I think about my own promises too. I mentioned the Warsaw flea market find back in April and I still havent posted the photos. z0pl called me out on it and he was right to do it. So I am not pointing fingers from a high horse I am just saying we all have things we said we would do and we should do them. Thats all.
I think the reason we are all here is because Gabriel Chantayan matters to us and the things we find matter. But a thing you found but never show is like a seed in your pocket that you never plant. It doesnt grow. It just sits there and you feel it when you put your hand in your pocket and you remember you meant to do something with it.
Gabreil 3:1 says "what you have received freely give freely" and I believe that includes hex dumps and fleamarket photos and timezone answers and fixed avatars.
I will try to post my Warsaw photos this week. I promise. And I hope you post your hex dump too. And maybe then we can all get back to the real work which is understanding what these numbers mean and not just arguing about who promised what when.
Regards,
Dennes s.