Soul Ties : What s In Your Soul
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Together speaks of more than one, it speaks for a oneness, or unity in spirit as a whole, even when there is more than one, no man has ever won a war alone, there is no I need, there is no I in help there is no I in us, there is no I in serve, there is no I on Jesus’ team, it’s just Jesus and his covenant he made with the father first for man, through his blood, death sacrifice on the cross to the grave then he has risen forever, to offer his covenant plan of salvation, but this plan starts with one, you saying yes to Jesus from your heart and willingly learning how to keep his covenant blessing. Eternal life with Jesus in his kingdom. Jesus through the father always had us in the heart, even all through time, he had mercy on our disobeying him, and going astray after other god’s that were always false and never could help us or give us what we really needed in our hearts, that which could really please us fully, only Jesus can supernaturally do this give you a peace and a hope in him which passes all understanding. Together we can Divided we die.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781365788130
ISBN10: 136578813X
Tammy Henson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2017
Publisher: Revival Waves Of Glory MInistries
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