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The Gospel Changed My Life
When you look at the gospel you will most likely see a book, but when you open the book you realize The gospel is so much more than a book. It's more precious than gold, or anything you could ever think of. It's the good word of God freeing us from The chains of San. It's God's word taking us through life making us stronger than we could ever be on are own. it is so much greater than earth, hell or anything we can ever imagine. If you truly see what's inside it can change your life make you closer to God than you ever thought you could be the gospel is the good word of God that is change my life in so many
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