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Four years ago I adopted my adult sons—and learned what it means to be God's adopted child.
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posted on: Apr 7, 2012 | author: Cherie Skrivan
When we believe in the gospel of Christ we are sealed with the Holy Spirit and His seal of salvation on us cannot be revoked!
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posted on: Apr 7, 2012 | author: Delina McPhaull
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He Wore a Crown of Thorns
posted on: Apr 7, 2012 | author: Cherie Skrivan
King Jesus, wearing a crown of thorns, not only bore the curse of sin for us on a cross; He became sin that we might become righteous through Him.

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