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Hi Peeps, Today's Quote "Mankind has been stealing land and enslaving people from the beginning of time, as we chose to steal the fruit of good and evil from the tree that God created and said not to eat from it!" ~ Jon Barnes Understanding

The study of God is full of enrichment, excitement, motivation, and wisdom, as I muse his words and ways beyond any scientific vision. I'm pleased to live and see such marvel, wonder, and splendor. Just open your eyes, taste, smell, feel, and breath to experience God's water, air, food, and fire; He is the only Universally Known Vendor! Perfection

Perfection and paradise was transferred and altered by Adam and Eve's choice to follow the devil and not God. The information, provisions, and instructions

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