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Dilexi Te 24: Mercy Towards the Poor in the Bible
How do we really know God chooses the poor? Here’s the last topic in Chapter Two: Mercy towards the poor in the Bible 24. The Apostle John writes: “Those who do not love a brother or sister whom they have seen, … Continue reading
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