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For all the people agreeing with Kenneth Copeland, you should read the book of Job. God most certainly gave Satan the permission to do all that he did to Job. The ONLY stipulation was that the devil couldn’t take Job’s life.
ReasonedGround retweeted
Stray dog tried to protect Jesus during a Passion reenactment.
Seeing “Jesus” being struck and dragged away, the dog rushed in, grabbed the soldier’s clothes, and later stayed close to Him.
Even a stray refused to abandon Christ.
- these events are not soft, they are acts that took lives of innocents away from America. Now they all are with Jesus, and they are all resting in peace.
- when you justify it, you're justifying the fact that thousands of Americans died. Which I hope God rests peace upon their souls in Heaven. May the rest be in peace, and no longer worry about this cruel and very unfair earth and world.
These events are not to be forgotten; -
- September 11, 2001. The terroristic event that we shall look at, and we shall live for them. We shall commit greatness in their names. Even though many think it's an inside job, even though many think Jews did it, they try to justify it, don't justify it. Families died, and -
- to study God. Now that I remember him today, it makes me cry, and I don't cry often; it makes me cry because I always wanted to debate him. Though not since he died, my wish will never come true.
Today we live for the families who died in the terroristic attack of -
- viewing it as the best thing or even a good thing. His death is not good; his kids lost their father, his wife lost her husband, his parents lost their son, and his friends lost a friend. And most importantly, he was a hero to me; he saved me from my past life and has led me -
Yesterday a year ago, a brother in Christ died. Charlie Kirk, he was a good man, a father, a husband, and a child of God. May he rest in peace. I am disappointed in seeing people cheer his death. I am disappointed in what some of my generation thinks about the event, aka -
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One year ago today.
This was a reminder that this can happen to any of us. When you can't be defeated, people will do anything they can to silence you. But this is just another reason to be louder, bolder, and more unapologetic that Christ is Lord of all. As long as Christ gives us breath, we'll continue glorifying him as we refute falsehood.















