Today's Quote Analysis

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Today's Quote

"It is a blessing to positively respond to the good deeds of hard working inocent people, because you are responding directly to God, His Will, His Faith, and His LAW!" ~ Jon Barnes

The Roman Heart

God cuts into your heart and fills it with His Spirit of love, truth, and kindness; but you can turn it into the heart of a Roman Stone, by ignoring God's commandments, ways, and lifestyle. Dishonor is at your door because you know the truth and refuse to obey or listen to what God is telling you. You are always right and everyone else is wrong. God only talks to you and no one else. Like a stone, you no longer have a way to hear from God, even when you think you do. How can a loving christian even talk to a stone
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This is a self-inflicted wound of pride before the fall with your path set in front of us all. As we try to help and communicate, your eyes and ears are wide open, yet your mind, body, heart, and soul and cut off in an isolated state. God will say, depart from me as I knew you not, when you say "Lord LORD look at all I did for you, look at what I gained, and look at what I GOT!" The Roman Stone will make you believe that you are right and righteous, when you are not. None of us are righteous; God will judge you.

The Cut Off

The devil has cut you off from your loved ones and you are all alone, because you are too arrogant, sorry, and lazy to pick up the phone and ask for help from your christian brothers and sisters . You don't want help, advice, or a prayer indeed, because your poop doesn't stink and your blood no longer bleeds like the rest of us. You lie, cheat, and steal, since no one is in sight, your sinful - so called christian ways may send you to hell tonight. So, get on your knees, on the phone, or at church with a friend to help you intercede, and find your way back to God again, indeed. Uphold the Laws of God and get rid of your roman stone.

Today's Question

Is God's Wrath upon you and how would you know this, unless God sends a messenger to set you straight; If God Still loves you?

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