Eulogy For Jesus's Death

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Cheryl,
I appriecated the way you included that Jesus's death was because of how much he loves us. Jesus sacrificed so that we no longer need to make sacrafices to be able to be in relationship with Him. Jesus died so the we could come to him without any impurities in the way holding us back from being close to him. He wants to accept us as we are, love us, and teach us how to become more like him.

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