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Eulogy For Religion

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Looking at how God is Love, Forgiving and every good thing, he has still not cut us down and burn us with fire; instead, he treats us always like the prodigal son. Waiting on us to repent from our wicked ways and turn to him.
It’s too much of a price to pay! You have ignored things for long. It is high time, you treat yourself not with only food, clothes or any material thing, rather treat yourself with God’s word which is the food for your image (spirit)
When it was time for Jesus to be crucified, those people who asked for Barabbas didn’t and couldn’t think to accept the fact that, this Jesus has brought nothing bad but good works on humanity. The healing, deliverance, providing of fish and bread to feeding 5000 bodied men, not to talk …show more content…

The way God does his things may be different from us he says in his word in Isaiah 55:9
“For as the heavens are higher than the earth, So are My ways higher than your ways, And My thoughts than your thoughts.
Paul was learned, but yet went to bed planning strategies and ways of tracking the people of God down. One may ask, but Paul was an educated man so how come? We should know that education gives knowledge, but does not change one character or give any better image. Education brings out and polishes what you have already deposited in you. It is only God that changes behavior, character and attitude. Only God!! I know of a man who went to the university, came out with flying colors and later became mad. His education (PHD in whatever) didn’t stop his madness. He walked around carrying big books and quotes the Archimedes principle wherever he went. The education he went to have simply polished his madness. One can be a prostitute, but yet very educated. There are more examples to cite. It is only God that makes the huge difference by helping man or humanity which includes you and me to live a God fearing life to please God and him

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