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Would it not be more meaningful if you had a grandchild's hand to hold on to,

to sing hymns with you, and to encourage you, say, Grand say grandma I will see you again I can't wait

the land that we're talking about the land of Israel God owns it and anyone who's

been on it biblically or otherwise has only been a manager or

steward.

Jesus clearly believed in the Trinity. He rose from the dead and until you do I'm going with Jesus as the best witness to the truth of what is meant in the Christian church by the term Trinity.

When we're talking about the liturgy what we're not talking about is a style of worship.

Rather we're talking about a theology of worship.

Aerobatic pilots, at least this one love issues etc.

Clear!

The Bible makes extraordinary claims.

Some of the stories in both the old and the New Testament seem unbelievable.

Harding sees a six day creation.

Jesus in the New Testament walks on water, he raises the dead, he heals the sick.

He himself rises from the dead, so extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof and evidence.

Is it there? why do Christians believe

that these stories aren't unbelievable but actually believable

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