I'll Do It Myself
God provided a way of salvation, and He is looking for those who will accept it. He is looking for those who will not reject Him. Those who reject God's salvation are rejecting a wonderful gift. They are exhibiting the ultimate in rebellion against God. There is no way to sugar-coat this situation. Those who reject Jesus are rejecting God and are condemned already.
If you reject Jesus, you are rejecting God.
John 12:48
John 3:18
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Last updated: Nov, 2011
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