A thread we can all agree on!
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elf3
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Jesus mad a whip and drove the money changers from the temple< we can agree on this right...BORROWING JESUS' whip
hahah and warming up HAH
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eternally-gratefull
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Jesus mad a whip and drove the money changers from the temple< we can agree on this right...BORROWING JESUS' whip
*Snap* *Snap* *Crack*
AMEN and I agree.....tons of stuff to agree on when we break it down to simple truths for sure.....and AMEN!
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eternally-gratefull
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Refreshing for sure...Like the Snow on Mt. Hermon....How pleasant is it for brethren to dwell together in unity<---something rare in deed but pleasant none the less! And something we can agree on!
It is a nice pleasant change of pace for once.......kind of like the U.S. and Germany on Christmas eve on the front lines letting their soldiers take a break from the trenches for sure!
Another truth we can agree on....
The word of God is inspired and is profitable unto all things.....
The word of God is inspired and is profitable unto all things.....
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elf3
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If you're referring to the World War I incident in 1914 (known informally as the Christmas Truce) in which German, British and French troops along the Western front unofficially agreed to a series of ceasefires, the event wasn't sanctioned by either government, and nor was it between US and German forces. Of course, if you're referring to something else entirely, my apologies.
Christmas truce - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If you're referring to the World War I incident in 1914 (known informally as the Christmas Truce) in which German, British and French troops along the Western front unofficially agreed to a series of ceasefires, the event wasn't sanctioned by either government, and nor was it between US and German forces. Of course, if you're referring to something else entirely, my apologies.
Christmas truce - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Forgive her, it will teach her a lesson.
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elf3
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So much fun when we can "cut loose" and just enjoy God!
(Yep sorry just took my meds now I am running around the room)
(Yep sorry just took my meds now I am running around the room)
You're a stickler for details but we'll take that as an agreement in principal if not in totality.If you're referring to the World War I incident in 1914 (known informally as the Christmas Truce) in which German, British and French troops along the Western front unofficially agreed to a series of ceasefires, the event wasn't sanctioned by either government, and nor was it between US and German forces. Of course, if you're referring to something else entirely, my apologies.
Christmas truce - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For the cause of Christ
Roger