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Examples Of Quotes In John Barnes

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"Potential means nothing when it is accompanied with foolish talk, empty words, lazy work and contempt!" ~ Jon Barnes

Potential

We fill our days with empty ideas, foolish ways, fake stories, and waisted opportunities to do good things that would make God proud to be the Father of All. But some of us find the time and the way to connect with God, study His ideas, and follow His suggestions. Too much time waisted on complaining eats up the time you need to solve your own problems with God 's help. Don 't reject the help of your Father, God!

Disrespect

Have you become accustomed to negative talk about you own parents, allowing other people to defame their name, memory and honor or does your speech and lifestyle

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