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Did you pick that dog up? No, I don’t know if anybody can pick your face. Let me go to her. That is cat or work. Dogger cat. Dogger cat. What’s your baby? Cat. Dogger cat. Cat. Do you think dogs are ...

Alright, we’ve got a boat that’s right. God is at least what’s wrong with you. Give him your point instead of praying with him. You hit the cycle, believe it. He’s out of your delights now.

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Physical Alterations and Supernatural Strength: People believed that the possessed exhibited extraordinary physical strength, beyond what was humanly possible. For example, the Gerasene demoniac in ...

Dive into a thrilling journey through the complete Revelation series. Mark 1:9-13 covers Jesus’ baptism and His subsequent temptation in the wilderness, both of which reveal key aspects of His mission ...

In teaching Mark 1:14-15, key insights can be drawn from both Biblical and historical contexts. Transition from John’s Ministry to Jesus’ Ministry: The passage marks a pivotal moment where Jesus ...

A deeper dive into Mark 1:40-45 and we can explore more nuanced theological, cultural, and linguistic insights from a range of commentaries.. Mark 1:40-45 – Key Points This passage reveals several ...

I’m not inclined to get back out and walk across … anywhere for that matter. But this thing I know. I am not nearly as happy now as I was just walking, and walking, and having a look, and walking, and ...

The Greek word λεπρὸς (lepros) is used to describe the man who approaches Jesus. While traditionally translated as “leper,” this term was used for various skin diseases in ancient times, not just what ...

Everyone’s got themselves in a hurry. In the movie “Shawshank Redemption”, at age 73 and after 50 years in prison Brooks is let out on parole in 1955. He writes a letter to his friends still kin ...