WEALTH REVENGED ITSELF UPON A CRITICAL TIME ; IT SHOULD BE DONE FOR AN ESPECIAL TURN TO NEW WORLD EMERGES ENERGY!
WHILE HUMAN AS WEALTH HE BEGIN BEING OF INTELLIGENCE. IN SACRIFICING LIVING WE MAY OVERCOME ALL THE TOUGH TIME WHERE ONLY WORLDLY ANYTHING NOT ATTRACTED OR AT-LEAST ADDICTED US ANY WAY!
UNWANTED TIMID NOT DESIRE FOR SACRIFICING THAT WE DESIRE FOR WORK.
WORK AND PROGNOSIS CURLY POSSIBLE!
The Zondervan Pictorial Encyclopedia of the Bible says this about the Kingdom of God: “The word 'kingdom' is found fifty-five times 55 in Matthew; twenty 20 times in Mark, forty-six 64 times in Luke and five 5 times in John. When allowance is made for the use of the word to refer to secular kingdoms and for parallel verses of the same sayings of Jesus, the phrase 'the kingdom of God' and equivalent expressions (e.g., 'Kingdom of heaven,' 'his kingdom') occurs about eighty 80 times . . . These statistics show the great importance of the concept in the teachings of Jesus . . . There can, therefore, be little doubt that the phrase 'the kingdom of God' expresses the main theme of His teaching” (Vol. III, Zondervan, Grand Rapids, 1976, p. 804).
WHILE HUMAN AS WEALTH HE BEGIN BEING OF INTELLIGENCE. IN SACRIFICING LIVING WE MAY OVERCOME ALL THE TOUGH TIME WHERE ONLY WORLDLY ANYTHING NOT ATTRACTED OR AT-LEAST ADDICTED US ANY WAY!
UNWANTED TIMID NOT DESIRE FOR SACRIFICING THAT WE DESIRE FOR WORK.
WORK AND PROGNOSIS CURLY POSSIBLE!
The Zondervan Pictorial Encyclopedia of the Bible says this about the Kingdom of God: “The word 'kingdom' is found fifty-five times 55 in Matthew; twenty 20 times in Mark, forty-six 64 times in Luke and five 5 times in John. When allowance is made for the use of the word to refer to secular kingdoms and for parallel verses of the same sayings of Jesus, the phrase 'the kingdom of God' and equivalent expressions (e.g., 'Kingdom of heaven,' 'his kingdom') occurs about eighty 80 times . . . These statistics show the great importance of the concept in the teachings of Jesus . . . There can, therefore, be little doubt that the phrase 'the kingdom of God' expresses the main theme of His teaching” (Vol. III, Zondervan, Grand Rapids, 1976, p. 804).
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