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Have you stopped yet?
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
yes
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Your comprehension is weak today ... try reading it again and I stand by what I posted, not what you thought I posted.
Mmmmm hmmmmmmm
what does grace mean i looked it up and i dont get it?
i watched a youtube video on grace and i thought it was nonsense plus i still dont really understand
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Go to church!
Old Man Jingles
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Mmmmm hmmmmmmm
Two peas in a pod!
This example may help illustrate grace: a teenager works hard all summer to save money to buy a car. He works a regular job and does yard work and odd jobs on the side. He saves his money and does not spend it frivolously. Nevertheless, at the end of the summer, he simply does not have enough money to buy a car that will meet his needs. His father, seeing his diligence and frugality, graciously steps in and not only makes up the difference but also adds more money to the car fund so that his son can buy a car that is better than he thought he could ever afford. The son’s best effort was not good enough, but the father’s grace makes up the difference. No one would claim that the father was obligated to make up the difference, so, when he does, it is an act of grace.
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What does it mean to be saved by grace? | GotQuestions.org
What does it mean to be saved by grace? How is being saved by grace different from being saved by works?
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i thought you might dodge the answer. i thought it was part bs but im gonna look up opneeds thing
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
This example may help illustrate grace: a teenager works hard all summer to save money to buy a car. He works a regular job and does yard work and odd jobs on the side. He saves his money and does not spend it frivolously. Nevertheless, at the end of the summer, he simply does not have enough money to buy a car that will meet his needs. His father, seeing his diligence and frugality, graciously steps in and not only makes up the difference but also adds more money to the car fund so that his son can buy a car that is better than he thought he could ever afford. The son’s best effort was not good enough, but the father’s grace makes up the difference. No one would claim that the father was obligated to make up the difference, so, when he does, it is an act of grace.
El Correcto
god is dead
I had to google to see what she looked like nude. That girl is dummy thicc with a nice ass and perky titties. It doesn’t surprise me she has an army of pay pigs lining up to see her butthole.This phenomenon is unbelievable. This is why I *ing hate simps. Holy *.
do YOU even know what it means?
in the next paragraph it says this is not grace!
im almost done this, and does grace require any effort by the individual or is it all up to god?
so does grace require any effort from the individual?What does it mean to be saved by grace? | GotQuestions.org
What does it mean to be saved by grace? How is being saved by grace different from being saved by works?www.gotquestions.org
thanks for posting this.
yea it looks photo shopped its so curvy
i havent heard any arguments for or against stripping for money aside from typical anti capitalist arguments. ive heard arguments against the porn industry.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Did you read the second part of the paragraph that I did not post.
It basically says if the boy did not try and came up short and his Dad paid the difference ... it is not Grace.
Grace is given to those that try regardless of the results.
It's gray area but as when I replied to @Box Ox's flippant and ignorant assessment, if one is sincere in their faith, they will try to do good.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Yes, the person has to have faith in God or their Higher Power and try to do 'good'.
I'm sure @vantexan or @BrownFlush will give you their Pharisaic definition and all the rules and controls that your Higher Power doesn't give a flip about.
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