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We Are Told In Scripture To Work Out Our ...
Contributed by Andrew Moffatt on Jun 2, 2010 (message contributor)
We are told in scripture to work out our salvation. The interesting thing about this is that when we work we need a few tools and the better the quality of the tools the easier the job usually goes and the better the results. (Here I pulled a couple of nails out of a peice of wood with a jemmy bar and said, "try doing that with your fingers or teeth). This is the first part of a series on ‘Tools of the Faith’ or another way to word this is to say ‘in order get the job done; to live right we will have to have the right tools.
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