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"Out of this age will be birthed an amount of people chosen for Kingdom business and it is your job to become one of the chosen by God to labor on His Farm!" ~ Jon Barnes
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God has multiplies his creation of mankind so that he may choose the people who have hearts of love. If you don't love God, then you don't love yourself or your family, friends or enemies. Hell was not made for a fireworks display or some show of power, but for wicked lost souls to burn for eternity. Heaven is for those who connect with God's spirit of love and truth from their faith walk and active works.

The Few Counted Love the truth and God will set you free to fly around in Heaven with the few He chooses to select. Check

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