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The spirit of wisdom in the bible |
Posted by: Angee Licaa - 05-12-2022, 02:40 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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In life, sometimes we meet very clever people. They are smart, quick-witted, and seem to know everything. Almost in any matter, they can voice their suggestions. But when looking at their way of life, the decisions they make, .. we have the impression that they are not very wise. So we must understand how to be wise properly.
The Bible: “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction” (Proverbs 1:7).
There are two differences between the boundaries of wisdom, which is worldly wisdom, and wisdom in God's ways. People often define wisdom as a way to behave, avoid bad things, and behave wisely. The wisdom of the world includes learning, being educated, or trained in schools of diplomacy, business, science, politics, lessons learned from the ancients, tricks, deceptions, and search for everything. How to win over others, and gain benefits for yourself.
Wisdom we hear often in life in many forms. It can be through communication, writing writing, through the press... Even many wise words appear on our lips when we praise someone for making a wise decision, commending someone for being a wise person. ,...However, when asked by others what wisdom is, we fall into a state of confusion, a stalemate. Surely there will be many people who understand the wisdom in different ways of thinking, more subjective than objective.
There are many of us who often confuse wisdom with intelligence, others understand wisdom as knowledge, others understand wisdom as skills, human talents... But if we give information, If I am wise, is anyone with a high IQ wise? Or are those who are knowledgeable in a certain field also called wise? Or even those who can play soccer and build houses are wise? Thus, being intelligent, knowledgeable, or skilled in a skill is far from wise. Jesus and lion canvas
Wisdom in God's ways is completely different. The Bible dictionary defines it: “Wisdom is the use of reasonable methods to an end or the rational use of all things. Wisdom comes from experience, and a wise man comes at a price (Job 12:12; 15:10; Eccl 14:3). In the Christian religion, a wise man is one who is skillful in the things of God.”
This wisdom is taught by the Bible. Wisdom here is not tinged with worldliness; it is not masked by the eight screens of “hypocrisy.” Scriptural wisdom is first and foremost a life that fears God; expressed through a religious life with virtues according to the commandments of God's word.
This wisdom is found abundantly in the Old Testament: “Bezalel, and Oholiab, and the wise men, whom the Lord has endowed with wisdom and understanding to do the appointed works, and to sacrifice in the holy place, all that the Lord God commanded him to do" (Exodus 36:1).
On a higher aspect, people in the world always seek wisdom in their thoughts on morality, ethics, academics, etc, and then turn them into philosophies of human civilization throughout the ages. That reflection gradually draws closer to the religions, as the key to opening the doors to finding wisdom.
The Bible teaches a lot about wisdom, especially the book of Proverbs: “The fear of the Lord begins knowledge. “But fools despise wisdom and counsel.” At the beginning of the chapter, right in verse 7, Solomon mentioned and emphasized the value of wisdom that comes from Jehovah. According to the author, the beginning of wisdom stems from the fear of God. We can understand another way, once a man fears God, he will gain wisdom. In folklore, there is a proverb that says: "In the past, there was no one as wise as Solomon, and after that, there was no one as wise as this king."
King Solomon, son of David, asked God to give him wisdom. It was the priority that this king appealed to the Lord, for he considered only God the One who: “Makes men understand wisdom and instruction, and discern words of wisdom. , to receive instruction according to wisdom and righteousness and reason and righteousness.” (Pr 1:113).
So the wise man is one who thinks about the values behind the perceptible realities. Although the search may not be achieved or the results are not very accurate, every time they think, ask questions for each problem, it will help them to explore, be active and creative in life... people like That is what is called a wise man. A wise person is one who knows how to think, knows how to stop before the hustle and bustle of life dominated by material things to look inside, look at his own life, and who knows how to get rid of the bonds of illusions. ideas and towards what brings value and meaning to life.
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The Biblical View of Domestic Violence |
Posted by: Angee Licaa - 05-09-2022, 02:31 AM - Forum: Theology
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Domestic violence has always been a thorny issue in society. This is an issue that everyone feels outraged about when hearing the phrase "domestic violence". So what does the Bible say about domestic violence? Find out with me what the Bible says about domestic violence.
Domestic violence is narrowly defined as a violent act or behavior threatening someone with whom the perpetrator has or has had a close relationship with that person. The term domestic violence often refers to the concept of a "beaten wife" or perhaps a verbal argument between the spouses that escalates to a violent assault. Domestic violence is also often linked to child abuse. Even if a child is not physically injured, seeing or hearing a parent being abused can have serious psychological effects.
In the Bible, all violence is considered an offense against God and against mankind. The Bible is full of repeated condemnations of violence associated with wickedness and condemned as “abominable to the Lord” (Ps 11, Proverbs 3 & 10).
Usually, the most common domestic violence is violence against women. In Jewish law, rape was considered the equivalent of murder (Deuteronomy 22:26), as was forcing a woman physically (Deut 22:25-27) or psychologically (Deuteronomy 22:25-27) (Deut. Deuteronomy 22:28-29) about sex. The Bible recounts many stories of horrific sexual abuse against women. In the Old Testament narratives, rape is considered "indignation"- A term that appears only 13 times in the Old Testament and is reserved for extreme transgressions against God and humans, including the rape of Dinah, Tamar, and the woman of Bethlehem.
Domestic abuse can be viewed in terms of the “cycle of violence”. Tension is built, and the victim tries to appease the abuser, but eventually, it happens. The abuser apologizes and tries to make amends to the victim, perhaps by promising the incident will never happen again or by offering many gifts. This is followed by a period of calm before the stress begins to stop. The phases of this cycle may take only a few minutes or may develop over many years. Without intervention, the “compensation” and “calm” phases often go away.
Domestic violence completely goes against God's plan for the family. Genesis chapters 1 and 2 describe marriage as a helping, co-parenting relationship. Ephesians 5:21 speaks of mutual obedience. Ephesians 5:22-24 explains a wife's obedience to her husband, while verses 25-33 speak of a husband's sacrificial love for his wife. 1 Peter 3:1-7 gives similar instructions. 1 Corinthians 7:4 says, “The wife has no authority over her body, but the husband; Nor does the husband have authority over his own body, but the wife." two people belong together and are called to love one another as Christ loved us. Marriage is an image of Christ and the church. Domestic violence is far from the character of Jesus.
Domestic violence involving children is also condemned by God. Psalm 127:3 says: “Behold, children are an inheritance from the Lord. The fruit of the womb is the reward.” God entrusts children to their parents, and parents are to love, care for, and teach them. Ephesians 6:4 says, “Fathers who make their children angry but bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord” (Colossians 3:21), and discipline is very important. But discipline is distinctly different from abusive violence.
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Forgiveness in the Bible |
Posted by: Angee Licaa - 05-05-2022, 03:23 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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How do we lead a new believer in the Lord, someone who has only recently come to Him for eternal life? How can we assist them in growing in their faith? I feel that their first goal should be to discover what God has done for them and what He has given them, but unfortunately, it is not the majority of faith leaders' viewpoint.
What questions do we need to ask?
If individuals were asked if Jesus died for their sins in the past, present, and future, they would say yes, but if the question was reversed: "Will God charge you if you sin against Him today?" they would say no. They may respond Yes or No, but in either case, the natural reaction is to ask for forgiveness and find a method to atone for their mistake, lest God take away their blessings or bring suffering as they pay their sin debt.
Thus, we discover that, while they believe one thing in principle about their doctrinal knowledge, they live in a way that contradicts their conviction, namely, that the problem of sin has not been fully handled and settled at the cross. The problem of sin continues to be a vicious loop that keeps individuals from progressing in their faith. For them, living a virtuous life is still a never-ending process of facing sin and obtaining forgiveness.
Look for forgiveness.
"And if Christ hasn't been risen, your faith is in vain, and you're still living in sin." (Colossians 15:17)
Do you believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Do you believe, once again, that the true Christ has risen? You must think that you are "no longer in your sins" if you accept that He is resurrected. This does not mean that you will never sin again, for no one can avoid doing so while living in a human body, but it does mean that God will no longer hold you accountable for your sin. This question has been asked hundreds of times, and if their religion is genuine, why are they so preoccupied with seeking forgiveness if they believe in the resurrection? Let's go over the verse again slowly and carefully: "And if Christ hasn't been risen, your faith is in vain, and you're still living in sin." Consider this verse in a different light: you have been rescued from death because of Jesus' resurrection (Romans 6:32). Past, present, and future sins will never be separated from God or death, thanks to Christ's resurrection (Romans 6:32). The resurrection of Christ guarantees us that our sins of the past, present, and future will never again separate us from God, yet this is by no means a guarantee. Once more, there's a crime.
What now separates you from God now that Christ has risen and we are no longer under the control of sin? Is that skepticism?
God's Forgiveness Process
For a brief period of time, God provided the Jews with a temporary solution to their sin problem: they could offer a sin offering. However, this sacrifice did not provide forgiveness, for if it did, we would not need Christ. Those sacrifices, on the other hand, were intended to remind people of their sinfulness and the need for a Savior.
"Those sacrifices, on the contrary, are nothing more than a yearly reminder of transgressions." (Hebrews tenth chapter, verse 3)
In contrast, God's only-begotten Son's flawless once-for-all sacrifice was not just a sacrifice, but also forgiveness, because God no longer recognized our transgressions.
"I will forgive their sin, declares the LORD, and I will not remember their sin any longer" (Jeremiah 31:34).
[The Lord] stated once more, "I will not remember their evil any longer" (Hebrews 10:17).
As a result, those who are in Christ Jesus are no longer under condemnation. (Rom. 8:1-2)
So, everyone believes in Christ is a new creation; old things have gone away, and all things have become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NASB)
We have redemption via Christ's blood, as well as forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace. (1:17 in Ephesians)
We have redemption, forgiveness of sins, in that child. (1:14 in Colossians)
For Christ also died once for sins, as the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring us to God; He died in the flesh, but He lives in the spirit. (1 Peter 3:18) I write to you, my little ones, since your sins are forgiven in the Lord's name. (1 John 2:12)"
The shedding of blood is a similarity between the Old and New Testament sacrifices, and these are the only two methods to be forgiven of sins, whereas the Old Testament sacrifice is a type of true forgiveness. Through Christ, we receive.
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How to be a successful Christian? |
Posted by: Angee Licaa - 04-29-2022, 04:09 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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Do you know what success is? Many people believe that success consists in acquiring a certain amount of wealth. Their sole purpose is to accumulate money and material things. Others think success means how much power they get. So what is success for a Christian? Join me in reading the article below for a new perspective on Christian success.
Take advantage of your time
In order to grow properly and have a healthy spiritual life, Christians need to follow certain rules. In particular, taking advantage of your own time to get closer to success is a necessary and important factor. The Bible neither encourages nor prohibits people from becoming rich, intelligent, or attractive. Jesus invited both the rich and the poor to be His disciples, but He stressed that what is often considered “success” in this world has nothing to do with our heavenly calling.
Jesus said: “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where vermin and iron destroy where thieves break in and steal; but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys, and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there will also be your heart.” (Matthew 6:19-21)
Many people today are focused on achieving certain worldly treasures, honors, or lifestyles. We are socially conditioned to achieve these things, and to achieve them is what most people consider “success”. But, God's Word tells us these things will pass away; they don't actually hold any value in eternity.
Focus on what's important
Instead of getting caught up in the fad, letting ourselves be driven by selfish ambition and conceit, we can focus on things of value! We can seek the above and have real value in eternity. Think how different it is to pursue the honor of God, instead of the honor that comes from man, to “…pursue righteousness, faith, love, peace with all who are in need. a pure heart calls to the Lord,” instead of earthly riches! (2 Timothy 2:22) These things are of eternal value; They do not spoil, nor will they ever be worried or disappointed.
Real success in acquiring the qualities of Christ in our lives comes down to a godly nature. Not worth more than this! And God promises that it will work for us if we obey His word in our lives, with sincere hearts. (Joshua 1:8) may we strive to be successful Christians, not seeking to achieve great things in this world, but pursuing godly devotion in our lives. me.
“…As His divine power endowed us with all things related to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue, the what has been achieved gives us great and precious promises, so that through these you may be partakers of the divine nature, free from corruption in the world through lust. But for this very reason, devote all your diligence, adding to your faith, understanding, intellectual self-control, self-control perseverance, godly perseverance, benevolence. godly word, and loving-kindness like yours.”
Live by the Bible for success
The story Jesus told in Luke 12:16-21 shows that the things people seek and treasure have no eternal value. Our soul is most precious, more valuable than the riches of the whole world. The Lord said, “What good is it to a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul? What then will you give in exchange for your soul?" (Matthew 16:26 BDM). Jesus said that people who are successful in this life are not always the ones who are truly successful in the eternal view.
Before believing in the Lord, Paul thought he was a successful man - because of his position, wealth, and power, but in his new vision revealed by God, he said all that he thought was precious, successful. public indicates "trash". True success is not what people think of us and what we have done, but what God thinks of us and what we do.
God gave the Bible to man, to teach man what works have eternal value, and will last forever. The Bible records many examples of true success and shows us how to live successfully in the eyes of our Creator: “All Scripture is inspired by God, profitable for teaching the truth, for refutation. wrongdoing, correcting mistakes, training a man to live righteously, that the man of God may be fully equipped and ready for every good work” (3:16-17 BDM).
Paul affirms that the Bible is the manual for the life and ministry of an evangelist, so Timothy must commit to living the Bible in order to be successful in his life and ministry. Likewise, you must commit to living according to God's Word - the Bible, if you are to succeed in God's eternal sight.
The Bible says that a person who is cheerfully contemplating, and following God's Word, "will be like a tree planted by a stream of water, Bearing fruit in its season, whose leaves do not wither. Everything he does prospers” (Psalm 1:3)
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Biblical ideas for achieving life success |
Posted by: Angee Licaa - 04-27-2022, 02:29 AM - Forum: Theology
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Every Christian has a responsibility to apply the Bible. The Bible is nothing more than an ordinary book, a collection of impracticable old documents, if we don't apply it. That's why Paul declared in Philippians 5:9, "Do what you have learned, received, heard, and seen in me, and the God of peace will be with you." God Himself will be with us as we apply the Bible.
Avoid avoidable arguments and misunderstandings.
"Don't get involved in foolish debates since you already know they lead to arguments." 2 Timothy 2:23; 2 Timothy 2:24; 2 Timothy 2:25; 2
We live in a world where everyone has a different point of view. Some people are adamant about their point of view and will go to great lengths to persuade others to agree with them. However, if we allow ourselves to become engrossed in these debates, we will waste time and confuse our minds.
It is extremely difficult to change a person's concerns and views through argument. Because they have their own justifications that no one can change once they have entered the debate, because they believe their logic is always correct. Only God has the power to transform a person's mentality. Disputes will make our brains more negative, so let's avoid them as much as possible. To become more tranquil, keep your thoughts clear and listen to God in your heart and mind.
Humility
In everything He did, Jesus established an example of humility. We live in a society where modesty causes you to fall further behind, or even get crushed underfoot, rather than moving forward. We view humility as a quality near and dear to God's heart in the Bible.
Stay away from any temptations.
"There is a path that appears right to a man, yet it leads to death in the end" (Pr 14:12)
The book of Proverbs frequently warns us to avoid bad impulses since they lead to disastrous outcomes in our life. "There is a path that appears right to a man, yet it leads to death in the end" (Proverbs 14:12). As a result, "maintain your distance from him, and do not approach the entrance of his house, lest you reveal your name to others, and yield up the years of your life to tyrants" (Pr 5:8-9). We'll be sorry we didn't resist the temptation. We will face material, desire, and status temptations throughout our lives... We are also under financial strain as young people, as well as pressure to establish a profession and find a life mate. How can I make all of my decisions wisely? Turning to God and asking Him to reveal His will and give us the strength to prevent from sinning is the prudent decision. Overcoming temptation saves our souls from perishing (6:32) and maintains our lives holy so that we might draw closer to God.
Cultivate yourself through diligence, patience, and discipline in life
“A lazy hand makes you poor, But a diligent hand will make you rich” (Pr 10:4)
There is a view that God will give us wealth easily without our having to work hard. The book of Proverbs reveals to us the truth that God wants to bless His children, but God does not want His children to be lazy or undisciplined in life. Proverbs 18:9 affirms, “He who drifts away in his work is also the brother of the destroyer.” Proverbs 24:30-34 shows us that the result of the lazy person is poverty, “a little sleep, a little blink of an eye… and poverty will come upon you like a robber”. God wants to test us to make us useful to His kingdom.
Daily life gives us more conveniences and also gives us more opportunities and means to learn. Are we willing to learn new things to improve and develop ourselves? If we're young, we shouldn't say: I can't learn English, I don't know how to use a computer, I can't cook, or I can't teach my children… The above and more We can easily learn from teachers, friends, or self-study through books, study on websites, or youtube.
Not only training our skills, but we also need to train our character. If we are angry people, remember God's Word reminds us: “Stop being friends with angry people; Also do not associate to be good soldiers of Christ. Through our lives, many people come to know You, and God's name is glorified.
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New Coded Transmission |
Posted by: crazyon - 04-25-2022, 11:45 PM - Forum: Humor only
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The UniParty is pure evil. They know an asskicking is coming... and it ain’t gonna be ours.
The rebellious insurgent, known as Joe Dan Gorman, has surfaced long enough to transmit another broadcast in a coded frequency only receivable by patriots with a funny-bone. This natural filtration process ensures communists and leftists are incapable of receiving it. The message comes from deep in the bunker of the underground network.
See New Video from Intellectual Froglegs
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There are numerous reasons to trust in God's might. |
Posted by: Angee Licaa - 04-23-2022, 02:43 AM - Forum: Theology
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Humanity is confronted with a variety of difficulties on a daily basis that makes it impossible for individuals to live in peace. Christians, on the other hand, seek protection from God. There will be no situation in your life that will make you bitter if you have faith in God; if you want to learn how to cultivate, go to our page and we will teach you everything you need to know.
Anything is possible when God is involved.
Your heart's desires are known to him. If you trust Him with your most treasured desires, He will take care of them. He is aware of what is best for you. If you believe your goals are tough or impossible to achieve, reconsider them. All that's left for you to do now is believe in whatever it is you believe in.
'Would you like to do it if you get the chance?'
A remark was made by Jesus. "Anything is possible for one who believes," says Mark 9:23.
"Because I know the plans I have for you," God adds, "plans for your prosperity, not catastrophe, plans to give you a future and hope."
Our anguish and suffering have a purpose.
Every ache we experience has a reason for existing. It's a warm-up for what's to come, for the bigger obstacles that will inevitably arise. We must learn to trust God and rely on His power during our current seasons of loss in order to confront greater challenges in the future.
God is aware of all we are going through now and in the future. We must have faith in Him because He knows the proper course of action to follow in each situation to reach the best potential result. Because He is the expert, we must follow His route and trust Him to know what is best for us.
"However, when you ask, you must trust and be certain, for the one who is blown and tossed by the wind is like a sea wave." James, 1: 6.
He's perfectly aware of his actions.
God knows exactly what he wants for your life. He's designed a strategy for you, and he's got everything in place. He already knows who you'll marry, how many children you'll have, what job you'll have, and everything else that will happen in your life. He already knows what you'll do tomorrow and in the future. Don't be deceived by His strategy; He knows everything and has a foolproof plan in place. So all you have to do now is continue to believe in Him, and He will take care of the rest.
We will not be abandoned by God.
"Be brave and strong, and do not be afraid or tremble, for Yahweh, your God, is with you."
"He will never abandon you or leave you" (Deuteronomy 31 : 6).
Have you read this chapter multiple times and taken everything it says to heart? You should believe it because it is true.
In your mind, there should be no room for doubt. God will never abandon or abandon you, so you can place your whole reliance in Him (Proverbs 3 : 5-6). In this sentence, God makes two promises to us. He will not forget about us or abandon us.
You occupy a special place in God's heart.
God is love, and all He does is for love's sake (1 John 4 : 7-21). He is the personification of love and the embodiment of love's personification.
Because He loves you, God will go to any extent to help you in your time of need. Because He is concerned about your well-being, you can always count on Him. He knows what's best for you and will provide it if you're willing to trust Him. You may trust Him with the results once you've given it your best. You may trust Him to get you through your darkest times and to walk alongside you as you face life's challenges.
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Is there any mention of appreciation in the Bible? |
Posted by: Angee Licaa - 04-22-2022, 02:56 AM - Forum: Theology
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Thankfulness is also a barometer of human moral standards, and people will place a great value on expressing gratitude. So, what does the Bible say about gratitude, and what are some of the benefits of being thankful? Read the article below to learn more about gratitude.
Gratitude brings you joy and is beneficial to your health.
The Bible often exhorts us to cultivate a grateful attitude. The apostle Paul counseled, "Show appreciation," and he set a wonderful example. People "unceasingly gave praises to God" when he saw them actively responding to the message he presented, for example. —Colossians 3:15); 1 Thessalonians 2:13. Having a grateful attitude, rather than expressing thank you once in a while, offers long-term pleasure. This perspective protects us against selfishness, jealousy, resentment, and other unpleasant feelings that alienate others and take away our joy in life.
Even to small toddlers, our Creator is a beautiful example of how to express thankfulness! Hebrews 6:10 reads, "God is not just to forget his labor and the respect people have shown to his name." A lack of gratitude is considered unjust or unreasonable by the Creator.
"Always be joyful," says 1 Thessalonians 5:16, 18. "Give thanks for everything," says 1 Thessalonians 5:18.
Gratitude encourages people to interact with one another.
Jesus instructed, "Give, and it will be given to you." Before pouring it on your bosom, they'll fill it, compress it, shake it, and fill it again" (Luke 6:38). Consider Rose, a deaf youngster from Vanuatu, an island nation in the South Pacific.
Rose went to Jehovah's Witness meetings, but she didn't get much out of them because neither you nor the other members of the congregation could communicate with her using sign language. A couple of professional sign language interpreters paid a visit to the chapel. After discovering the problem, they developed a sign language class. Rose expressed her gratitude by thanking you passionately. "I'm really grateful to have so many friends that care about me," she said. The two were pleased when she expressed her gratitude and claimed she could now participate to the sessions. Rose also thanks her older siblings and sisters for working hard to learn sign language so that they could communicate with me. - Acts 20:35; Acts 20:36; Acts 20:37; Acts 20:38; Acts 20:39; Acts 20:40; Acts 20:41; Acts 20:42; Acts 20
"Whoever makes a sacrifice out of gratitude respects [God]." -Psalm 50:23 (KJV) (KJV).
How does one cultivate a grateful mindset?
Emotions and thoughts are intertwined. "I...considered everything you've done, and pondered your artistry," David wrote in his prayer (Ps 143:5). David was not a one-dimensional person. His grateful attitude evolved from a lifetime of contemplating God's ways. - Psalm 71:5; Psalm 71:17; Psalm 71:18.
The Bible states, "Let anything be truthful, loving, of high repute, noble, and excellent, and keep thinking about it" (Philippians 4:8). Keep contemplating is a phrase that highlights the need of reflection in building a grateful mindset.
"Examining my heart will be understandable." - Psalm 49:3
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Start An Affiliate Marketing Mexico Phone Number List Strategy Easily |
Posted by: zuayriyah22 - 04-19-2022, 08:12 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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