Do you want a closer walk with Jesus?

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By Debbie Diaz

11 thoughts on “Do you want a closer walk with Jesus?”

    1. God is so good loving us so much! I don’t believe we can fully understand the intensity of his love for us.

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    1. Thank you Carolyn for your visit. The journey that we are on, is one that God himself has chosen each of us for. I chose to walk with our Lord and my life is a testimony of trust and truth. Thank you for being in open honor of God’s truth.

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  3. Bonjour mon AMIE AMI

    Chaque jour est un nouveau chapitre de la vie

    Il nous apporte de nouvelles énigmes à résoudre

    Vis chaque instant avec passion afin d’écrire la plus belle des histoires

    Que cette journée t’apporte le sourire et remplir ton cœur de bonheur

    Agréable journée à toi et ceux de ton entourage

    Bise AMICALE Bernard

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    1. 🙏😇peace and Blessings to you also Bernard. Blessings from one another are what we all need. Thank you warmly special friend in Christ. 😇

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  5. The Biblical Jesus most profoundly washed his disciples’ feet, the act clearly revealing that he took corporeal form to serve. And that he, as a hopeful example of the humility of the divine, joined humankind in our miseries, joys and everything in between.

    Followers of Islam and Judaism generally believe, however, that Jesus did exist but was not a divine being, albeit Islam teaches that Jesus was a prophet. After all, how could any divine being place himself/itself down to the level of humans — and even lower, by some other standards? How could any Divine being NOT be a physical conqueror — far less allow himself to be publicly stripped naked, severely beaten and murdered in such a belittling manner?

    But, for me at least, all this makes Jesus even greater, not less divine.

    Yet, whether consciously or subconsciously, human beings can actually be (mis)perceived and (mis)treated by the religious as though they are disposable and, by extension, their suffering and death are somehow less worthy of external concern, even by otherwise relatively civilized countries and their religious institutions.

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    1. Humility and being one with us is what God Almighty has shown thru the Word made flesh, Jesus Christ. We are in a fallen state from sin and we believe that which we see and experience. I understand that the invisible or spiritual world is real but the fleshly world has no permanency. One day soon we will all be in awe.

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