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Jesus Came That Man Would Have A Relationship ...
Contributed by David Ibeleme on Jul 8, 2008 (message contributor)
Jesus came that man would have a relationship with God through His death and resurrection – Jn. 4:24; 14:6,20ff.
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Some Time Ago "Reader's Digest" Told The Story ... PRO
Contributed by Scott Malone on Apr 5, 2005
Some time ago "Reader’s Digest" told the story about a company who mailed out some special advertising business post cards with a mustard seed glued to it with the following caption that went something like this: "If you have faith as small as this mustard seed in our (particular product), you are ...read more
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I Read Of A Norwegian Missionary, Marie Monsen, ... PRO
Contributed by Owen Bourgaize on Oct 18, 2000
I read of a Norwegian missionary, Marie Monsen, who served in China in the 1950s. She testified to the intervention of angels when Christians were in great danger. They had taken refuge in the mission compound only to be surrounded by looting soldiers and they were astonished to find that they ...read more
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