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Parable of the Lost Sheep and Coin

A shepherd loses one sheep of a hundred, goes and looks for the one, rejoice when found, or of the woman losing one coin of ten and when found, rejoiceth *As scriptured Jesus spoke to welcomed sinners and feasted with them, loudly enough to be heard by the abiders of the Laws, who was in the midst, and they were critical of him to be amongst the wretched crowd, ergo, the parables, whereto, leaving the ninety-nine righteous souls, and seek out the one lost soul, or not be denied the full value of your worth, and seek out that within you that has been lost, and once found, you are made whole again, indeed, a righteous soul. Date: 06/23/2019
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