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A depiction of the Roman execution of The Apostle Paul and his reconciliation with the early Christians he murdered as a Pharisee.
He and Mary Magdalene are an embodiment of God's grace.
No one is beyond forgiveness and salvation.
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"I knew my pain would be safe with you."
A dear friend gave me the nicest compliment ever. As a survivor of terrible trauma myself, I want to be a refuge of Yeshua's love for other people's tattered hearts.
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Isaiah 26:3 - Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.
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My faith in AI is so high and in lawyers so low that I’m using chatGPT to write my O1 visa petition
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I sometimes pass by Hollywood and get to see all the pagan symbols in that area. You see witchcraft and all kinds of New Age symbols because that is what Hollywood is, it is a city full of demons that influences a worldwide audience thru its movies and tv series.
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Gnosticism still present with us today in many different forms. The New Age movement Etc. etc.
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There is much religious controversy of the idea that people should seem themselves (g)ods.
To me, it is misunderstood.Realizing you have a spark of the most high in you should be viewed as the highest form of respect to our Creator.
Imitation is the highest form of flattery.
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People who don’t understand the differences between the 10 Commandments (God’s law) and the Law of Moses often get the two of them mixed and confused.
The 10 commandments were written by the very finger of God, Moses didn’t write a single letter of the 10 Commandments.
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For those who think Acts 20:7 changed the Sabbath to Sunday. Do you stay in your church until midnight?
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That the disciples sometimes met to eat meals on Sunday doesn’t mean they kept it as the Sabbath.
Eating meals is a necessity that is done everyday, nothing special about that.
The first day of the week was often used to meet and plan things for the rest of the week, that’s work
























