"Sin" And "Breaking Gods Law" Are Not That Simple

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[@kylecorcoran6051]

God says that we will have suffering, its guaranteed. I’m a Christian but I don’t always feel happy, sometimes I feel sad or depressed.

[@ETERNALLYBELOVEDOFAMUNRA]

❤❤❤Ok you and I are going to "talkk about with you" on this point very soon when I get better from from being from my recent moment of deconstructing and "divorcing Jesus as the bride of Christ"❤❤❤

[@kylecorcoran6051]

It’s love God and Love you neighbor.

[@fant3336]

Guys this video is way too underrated

[@Abc-cp6cb]

fascinating ideas!

[@fant3336]

Can you do a video about the third eye becaise I beliwve its the truth and as you get further into it you learn more

[@taylorwilliams893]

I know many people who have never starved yet have been full.

[@silvercurls6046]

Sin meaning in Hebrew. is "missing the mark"

[@darkendemey890]

My mother language is here to help you again :p In English "sin" has only 1 meaning: an immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law. In Dutch "zonde" can have 3 meanings: 1) the same as in English 2) shame (Het is "zonde" dat hij al die tijd verspild heeft voor niets. / It's a shame he wasted all that time for nothing.) 3) pity (Het is "zonde" dat hij zijn portefeuille verloren heeft. / It's a pity he lost his wallet.) So I won't use "sin" in English, but "zonde" in Dutch for the last 2 meanings lol.

[@clevernamehere]

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