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The circle of a standard life is pretty much clear-cut. While some may want to rebel against the status quo by doing things at different times in their lives or not doing some things at all, the fact remains that we all have the same circle of life with birth and death being the constants. But there are exceptions. The earth is the farm where we all come and sow and be expected to live out the will of our Creator for our lives. Therefore, when we die, we die to the finite world and rise to life everlasting in the kingdom of our Creator. From our initial birth to death lies the destination of our eternity. Whether one drives, drinks, swims, marries, schools, works, travels, shops, sees, walks, gets beaten, killed, awards or jailed, well you get the picture?! No matter how bubbling your life is or how docile and dry, it will end on a day I do not know, you may not know, diviners do not know, soothsayers do not know!  No matter what you do or not do between birth and death, only one thing will matter in having infinite life- believe in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour.
WHAT DO YOU REASON ABOUT THIS?
 

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