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Clarence Cossey

January 16, 2012  8:22pm

Strangely enough to me, it seems that whatever we do to help people, some people seem to get hurt. On the opposite side, whatever we do to hurt people, some people seem to benefit. Yet as believers, we must keep trying to help.

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