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1 comment:
...a 4-minute video that left me pondering for 20 minutes toward no conclusion, except perhaps to think that as much as Jesus wanted the allegorical tattered rose, ever since the rose began through to it's final tattered state, the rose needed Jesus and that in Jesus the rose would be more than restored.
I'd like to think that the preacher passing the rose had merit in sanctifying the congregation by the truth of God's Word, though in this retelling of the event it seems there were some (significant) tangents taken from communicating the gospel (i.e., "oops, I got stuck on preaching the law...").
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