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Micah 2:8b-9 Whether ancient Israel or current America, evil does not change its tactics.
Micah 2:8b-9 Whether ancient Israel or current America, evil does not change its tactics.
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Just as an aside, I’m the one in blue, my old student pastor is the one in red. THIS just happened on my facebook
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