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Man Made Whole

Michael Neal
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Pages
81
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

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In the beginning, how far are we willing to imagine where; in the beginning really start or what direction would our knowing or understanding lead us? Questions I’ve asked myself in my growing, where did God come from? Or when did darkness and nothingness begin?
Spiritually, we would know nothing, if it were not for the prophets of God. Messengers from God feeding us with information otherwise we would know nothing concerning the spiritual side of us or even the notion that anything exist outside of the world we can see, feel, taste, smell, or hear.
We can only begin to understand or realize the mysteries of God. We are infants in our true spirituality. What we know about what follows our mortality is unimaginable.

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