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Garbage In-Garbage Out
- Thread starter Gerry
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Marriage is not like garbage and, but its true what you put in you will get out, same principle as sowing and reaping.
Marriage is used as the symbolic of Jesus and the Body of Christ and therefore its holy.
We have to respect our marriages and other peoples marriages too. Same with relationships, we have to care for it and treat people decent.
[SHADOW=red]Love is fragile handle with care.[/SHADOW]
Marriage is used as the symbolic of Jesus and the Body of Christ and therefore its holy.
We have to respect our marriages and other peoples marriages too. Same with relationships, we have to care for it and treat people decent.
[SHADOW=red]Love is fragile handle with care.[/SHADOW]
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Good posts. I was deeply touched by Keith Green, who once asked, "Why do people think that we have to wait until DEATH to complete our relationship with God? After we die, we will be with Him physically, to be sure---but why can't we be with Him, spiritually, just as much NOW, while we live, as when we are dead? Why do we have to die to complete our spirituality?
We do not.
He is real, NOW. In us, NOW.
"Draw near to God, and HE WILL DRAW NEAR TO YOU!!!"
We do not.
He is real, NOW. In us, NOW.
"Draw near to God, and HE WILL DRAW NEAR TO YOU!!!"
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I agree with Keith Green I love God and need to have a living relationship with Him. I know the best way to get closer to God is to worship God with all inside of you and second to this is to obey God even if it cost you.
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