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Re: Re:Is God Really Worth Forgiving, Let's Take A Look At Crimes He Committed Part1 by randomperson: 8:51am On Feb 28, 2017
luvmijeje:


Now that you also have admitted that 42 boys running and jeering after a man of God was wrong.

I'll also admit that Elisha should have had more control knowing he carries the auction of God on him. The scripture was a lesson to all prophets. That's why you hardly see a man of God cursing but remember they're human.
Why can't you admit god was wrong to honor those words... Is honoring the words of a misguided prophet more important than the lives of 42 children
Re: Re:Is God Really Worth Forgiving, Let's Take A Look At Crimes He Committed Part1 by Dantedasz(m): 4:25am On Sep 10, 2018
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