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And yet, I keep going back to the one thing that we can hang on is nobody, but the Holy Trinity knew what God was doing when Jesus was hanging on the cross.

And Acts says, you murdered him

So it is unjust murder

suffering

But yes

Yeah Satan

Satan and his hosts

Were having a party

They were popping the cork

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