An athiests science'

Two millenia past, and more.' A night gathering of the
Sanhedrin, which is i beleive of un-law? So not by day under
Gods sun, as Gid advised Moses, justice should be seen to
Be done, Yeshua knew that wrong would be done He also
Knew His accusers ' everyone'  tortured and crucified unto
Death, just after forgiving His tormentors, he gave His last
Breath' He was taken down 'His body intact' no bones
Were broken. and such is the fact.' They took His body to
Josephs tomb, wrapped Him and left, they were full of
Gloom.' Yet Jesus In spirit went to hell, in the lowest depths
Did He show and tell ' many beleived and hastened to His side ' He ascended with them to our Father, the Word holds
No lies.' And then great power filled that room all of a sudden a light Intense, etched His form into those sheets.'
There is blood that has been traced and Its living still.'  So We hear now my people a great light shone,  enough power To shake the earth through the bedrock shows, and so now on to this one' His photo was taken, how typical said the athiest yet His Father
Could have had no camera..' As they were not invented
I hope my point is well taken.?
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Dietrich Avatar
April 2, 2025 at 12:34 PM
hmmm, he went down to hell?? I don't remember ever learning of that.
Maverick Avatar
April 2, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Well yes its a small account You see Andrea..Also you have me wondering now why In most established church Bodies its not taught really? Is it too challenging for them If so why? As it is a most important part of Gods redemptive action.' Hmm?? Are they scared of something??
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