Anyone who seeks to save his life will lose it. Anyone who loses his life will find it. Jesus must reign until he has defeated all of his enemies, all power, dominion, and authority. The last enemy to be defeated is death itself. There are two types of immortality. The first is living forever in this flesh. "Where their worm does not die and the flames are not quenched" "In your life you had your good things..." "There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth" The second is the resurrection of the dead into an incorruptible body. This is the immortality you seek.
I am specifically curious about the little Verticus rules and how that helped them Through a medical perspective.
Anyone who seeks to save his life will lose it. Anyone who loses his life will find it.
Jesus must reign until he has defeated all of his enemies, all power, dominion, and authority. The last enemy to be defeated is death itself.
There are two types of immortality.
The first is living forever in this flesh. "Where their worm does not die and the flames are not quenched" "In your life you had your good things..." "There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth"
The second is the resurrection of the dead into an incorruptible body. This is the immortality you seek.
So, nothing?
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