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John the Baptist

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Religion

 

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Harvey W

 

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October 24, 2014

 

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College

 

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Like us human, we should also obey our Creator. We should have strong faith so we also never cease to follow God's words. Faith alone could bring us closer to God. And by obeying God, we create a connection to the Almighty, we create a deeper relationship. "Prepare for the coming of the Lord". This is a symbol of cleansing our sins and being able to receive Jesus in our hearts...
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When John the Baptist, the messenger, prepared the way, is the time when he give due respect to the Son of God. He highly praised God above all. Now, it's the season of advent, the time for preparing for the coming of Jesus, meaning we should be free from sin. It's the time to give love, to do well, and to be good, manifestly...
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