| By Ianpassion |
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Embracing Mortality: A Journey from Fear to Freedom
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| By Ianpassion |
I went to a funeral recently, and it was different from the funerals I'm used to. The way they did things was unique and showed the beliefs and culture of the person who passed away and their family. But even though there were differences, there was one thing we all had in common - we all realized that we won't live forever.
No matter who we are or where we come from, we all have to face the fact that one day we will have to say goodbye to the people we love or they will say goodbye to us. It's scary to think that we won't be able to be with our loved ones anymore or see our dreams come true.
April 19, 2019
I Doubt His Love For Me | What Should I Do?
The thorny vine I discovered while hiking in the jungle
reminded me of how the Son suffered for mankind. He deserved the best crown as
King, but a thorny crown was forced on His head, causing Him to bleed and groan
in agony.
The torment was endured by the Son. I'm still amazed at how much He valued humanity. There will be no curse from Him on those who betrayed, denied, and tortured Him. Isn't that incredible? He could have ignored us and left us to suffer the consequences of our wrongdoing.
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