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Christ Most Beloved:
Calvary greetings in the Holy name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
We rejoice with you in the Lord, for being faithful in Christ Jesus, by standing your ground against Satan: while facing the challenges attached to our faith in Christ Jesus.
May the Grace of His resurrection abides with us all.
Colossians 1:-12 "Giving thanks unto the Father, which hath made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the Saints in light."
Tomorrow is the Holy Sabbath day, Let us continues in honoring the Lord, by keeping His Sabbath Holy as clearly stated in the book of Isaiah, 58:-13-14.
Let us be on time for service at our various places of worship and bring our offerings to the Altar of the Most High God in accordance with what is written

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