Quotations of the day
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Who JAH bless, no man curse!
He comes to make His blessings flow far as the curse is found.
"And every curse will be broken and no longer exist, for the throne of God and of the Lamb will be there in the city. His loving servants will serve him." ~TPT
"The Angel showed me Water-of-Life River, crystal bright. It flowed from the Throne of God and the Lamb, right down the middle of the street. The Tree of Life was planted on each side of the River, producing twelve kinds of fruit, a ripe fruit each month. The leaves of the Tree are for healing the nations. Never again will anything be cursed. The Throne of God and of the Lamb is at the center." ~MSG
He comes to make His blessings flow far as the curse is found.
"And every curse will be broken and no longer exist, for the throne of God and of the Lamb will be there in the city. His loving servants will serve him." ~TPT
"The Angel showed me Water-of-Life River, crystal bright. It flowed from the Throne of God and the Lamb, right down the middle of the street. The Tree of Life was planted on each side of the River, producing twelve kinds of fruit, a ripe fruit each month. The leaves of the Tree are for healing the nations. Never again will anything be cursed. The Throne of God and of the Lamb is at the center." ~MSG
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The Triumph of Divine Love
https://reforminghell.com/2017/10/23...ove-over-evil/
"This is love, not that we love God, but He loves us."
https://reforminghell.com/2017/10/23...ove-over-evil/
"This is love, not that we love God, but He loves us."
Today's word is not Hebrew or Greek, it's Inuit!
The word is issumagijoujunnainermik.
When missionaries first shared the gospel with the Inuit tribes in Alaska, they couldn't find any word in the Inuit language for forgiveness. So, they took a number of Inuit words and joined them to form a new word -- Issu-magi-jou-jun-nai-ner-mik -- and it became the Inuit word for forgiveness.
The individual words are "Not-being-able-to-think-about-it-anymore."
The word is issumagijoujunnainermik.
When missionaries first shared the gospel with the Inuit tribes in Alaska, they couldn't find any word in the Inuit language for forgiveness. So, they took a number of Inuit words and joined them to form a new word -- Issu-magi-jou-jun-nai-ner-mik -- and it became the Inuit word for forgiveness.
The individual words are "Not-being-able-to-think-about-it-anymore."
