I or we you them who'

Who are we? Are we part of God? Is the hurt we feel reflective of His?  Where is the greater good? Is it in
Politics? In commetce? In faith?  Maybe your god is
Just a one dimensional aspect you observe? Maybe
I do this also? Its difficult to see any blemishes with
No mirror report.'  First judge ones own motives by the
Bible must be my first resort.'
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DiMino Avatar
March 12, 2025 at 3:01 AM
If it was not inside of, part of us, we would not see it manifest in the world...not a pretty thought I know. Maybe sobering. A good personal cleansing is far more beneficial, to self, and the world, than judgement. Now, if only, to practice what I preach. I keep working on it, daily. Truthful answers, found in the Bible, cannot be a physical/spiritual reality, until we establish them as well in ourselves. Reading, reciting, are only the first steps. Baby-steps really. When I say, ourselves...it is what I mean. That perfect Heaven, must be established on earth -- if humanity to live such paradise, anywhere and anytime. I know, a concept rejected by 99% of Christians...why we are still spinning our wheels after 2000 years.
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March 12, 2025 at 9:29 AM
God gave us the Power, Christ showed us the power in living action...yet we follow as sheep, instead of leading as Divinely imaged shepherds. The way I see it...meaning no offense to those of different opinion. As I have often said, I am no authority on anything outside of what has worked in my life...and poetry.
Maverick Avatar
March 12, 2025 at 6:58 AM
A lot to consider Joe-Dimino.' Although maybe not too much Should be really?? As Jesus did it all for the likes Of us "
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