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Dec 19, 2017 4 min

Does Your Heart Match Ur Lips?

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Matthew Ch 5:7-9 PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE CHAPTER. Yahusha is clear reciting, Prophet Isaiah our hearts need to match our lip service. To often we worship Yahuah in vein, saying one thing while our actions prove our hearts believe another. We must repent now & accept true biblical leadership from the living word. Not our traditions, our leader MT 15:14. Let us be faithful & obedient.

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