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Where do we go when we die? An edited repost that is always pertinent.

Posted on 01/13/2019 by remso

Several years ago, a brother in Christ opened his home a couple of times a month, and a few of us gathered for a home church meeting. This brother-in-Christ did the teaching/preaching and, on one Saturday night, attempted to cover … Continue reading →

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Why was the beggar Lazarus in Abraham’s bosom?

Posted on 04/12/2015 by remso

Having made the post about Judas Iscariot, my father approaches me and says, I read your post about Judas. It was somewhat long, but tell me this: Why was the beggar Lazarus in Abraham’s bosom? The question was a little … Continue reading →