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Dwight Fletcher | Accept, believe, confess

JESUS WAS fully man and fully God. He’s the Christ, the Son of God who came to redeem mankind. He’s Lord of all, and the day will come when all (living, dead, angels and demons) must bow to Him. We can chose to bow voluntarily by accepting Him now...

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