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Podo 253 293 Como	Re: How a Heavenly Father Loves His Children 8/10/2008 6:25:51 PM
	*Dear Brother Thomas,* *Let me add these words,* ´When Christ who is our life shall appear, the shall we appear with him in Glory.` There is no greater promise that this. Lets start counting the promise: We get born in this world, then we get baptized, we grow unto full beings, then we become men of reason, then we are faithful to those things which matter most to us. Those who live by their faith grow unto what they believe in. While those who seek different ways than Christ, still have a chance to repent. Making a choice does not make us become Christians ,but laboring to express the good which comes with it. We become like children again into the arms of Jesus, as we submit ourselves entirely to Gods will. Then we become Born Again into a new life which has no beginning and no end. How precious is it , to know that we all have a way out . Thank you for this uplifting Spiritual Sunday message Pierre Louma
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Nick 4679 23156 Brampton	Re: How a Heavenly Father Loves His Children 8/10/2008 8:55:17 PM
	Thanks Brother Thomas Great picture Jen !
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Thomas 1637 15469 Carlsbad	Re: How a Heavenly Father Loves His Children 8/10/2008 9:10:25 PM
	_{Im a strong believer in baptism as an adult of even as a teen, but being born and then being baptized as we who were of catholic faith did, there was no reason for that, just a traditional ceremony, explanation; Catholics claim infants need to be baptized because they are guilty of adams sin. The Bible truth is that Baptism is always a response of faith and accompanied by repentance (Acts 2:38; Colossians 2:12). Babies do not need to be baptized to be saved, because they already safe (Matthew 18:1-4,10; Romans 7:9). Also, Psalm 51:5 is a hyperbole (over-statement for emphasis), as are Psalm 22:9;58:3. The indwelling of the Spirit comes when a disciple is baptized (Acts 2:38; Galatians 4:6). Laying on of apostle's hands imparted the miraculous gifts of the Spirit (Acts 8:14-19).}
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Thomas 1637 15469 Carlsbad	Re: How a Heavenly Father Loves His Children 8/10/2008 9:13:16 PM
	_{Nick! what a picture my faithful friend, thank you!!}
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Mark Stephen Hauser 2960 3938 Atlanta	Re: How a Heavenly Father Loves His Children 8/14/2008 9:13:13 PM
	Being happy doesn't mean everything's perfect. It means you've decided to see beyond the imperfections! God didn't promise days without pain, laughter without sorrow, sun without rain, but HE did promise strength for the day, comfort for the tears & light for the way.
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