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Zoe Jean Grant

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Happiest of Birthdays to my talented and beautiful granddaughter.
You are still sunshine Lyna and Noni adores you still! by @zoeseagul2

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Hey gang...family and friends. If you get a request for money
This is NOT MY BROTHER
He was hacked months ago!
This creep is using his account...making the rounds and getting money from all Kinds of family and friends! by @zoeseagul2

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😌So thankful...
Happy HAPPY Thanksgiving to all our Canadian family and friends.🦃🫛🍠🥐

We are so very grateful that God has brought us here...to this island with you our sweet chosen family.
We cherish and treasure our given family too.
We celebrate today with such gratitude. Thank you Father for your provision and love.
We hold those before you now who are hurting today as well. Cover them with your wing Papa God be tangible in their midst...we thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

We are so blessed and
we💛🧡🤎 love you All by @zoeseagul2

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Happy HAPPY BIRTHDAY to our sweet Liam! 🎈🎈🎈5 years old today! 🎂🪅🎈
We love you so much and hope you have an amazing day full of your favorites!
You are loved SO MUCH 💕
⛺️ADVENTURE AWAITS 🌋 by @zoeseagul2

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Ahhh lovely
@blooming.nails.by.tiffanypower
I love these so much, your such an artist 💖🤍🖤💖🤍🖤 by @zoeseagul2

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As Jesus gave His last breath...the centurion who was standing there said " Truly this man was the son of God "
Jesus called the living God, Father all of His life, except on the cross.

I find myself pondering this...often.

The Death on the cross was the death of a criminal...a curse a place of shame, for any man.
My own life has not been pretty. I loved God and accepted Jesus as my Savior at a very young age, but like the Prodigal son( meaning someone who squanders wealth talents or gifts) ~Luke 15:11–32.
I dragged Jesus with me through the mud and dark places. He never left me, I was broken so broken...the word of God the Bible says that the wages for sin is death (Romans 6:23)...the payment for my sin -death.
But the very Son of God..A King, exchanges Himself for me! He took my whole life up on Himself, on that cross. I did not deserve it...but He gave His life for mine.
And He cried out "MY GOD MY GOD...why have You forsaken me "
Jesus cried out as He took my shame...as God His Father was torn from Him. Habakkuk the prophet said in his book of the Bible (vs 1:13) "Your eyes are too pure to approve evil, And You can not look on wickedness with favor. "
I imagine Jesus felt that pain when the weight all of sin was upon Him, and His Father had to look away as God!
His body already broken, thrashed beaten, spit on, a crown of thorns His crown...now separated! NOW He cried out to His God
" my God my God why have you forsaken me "
Oh His pain in that moment!

But for His love for me...He gave everything, even His Father to take my sin...so I can call God MY FATHER.
Papa God...oh thank for life! For freedom for Your love.
It pleased You to crush your own arm ( Jesus Your own son) for me...Isaiah 53:10 "But the LORD was pleased To crush Him, putting Him to grief; If He would render Himself as a guilt offering..."
Hebrews 1:12"looking only at Jesus, the originator and perfecter of the faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God."

It is Finished. I was saved at 4, but it wasn't until I had a revelation of His love and His gift that I was truly set FREE. by @zoeseagul2

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In his final act of leadership, Joshua gathered Israel’s leaders in the city of Shechem for a vow renewal ceremony. This spot was no accident. Hundreds of years earlier, Abraham faithfully left his homeland and followed the Lord to Shechem (Genesis 12:6). Under the well-known oak of Shechem, Jacob buried his family’s idols in obedience and commitment to God (Genesis 35:4). Here once again, Joshua calls God’s people to remember and recommit, to demolish idols and turn toward the Lord.

“Fear the LORD and worship him in sincerity and truth.
Get rid of the gods your fathers worshiped beyond the Euphrates River and in Egypt,
and worship the LORD” (Joshua 24:14).

Once again, God’s people promised, “We will” (v.16).

But then a surprising correction from Joshua threatened to derail the ceremony: “You will not be able to worship the LORD, because he is a holy God” (Joshua 24:19). God is perfect, and Israel was not. Neither are we. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). Despite our promises and best intentions, we cannot keep our vows to God. We will stray. We will forget. We will forsake. But God has not forsaken us. “The righteousness of God is through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe” (v.22). Through Jesus, our unfaithfulness—our sin—is forgiven, so that we can be in right relationship with God. He completes the ceremony, saves a colossally hard union, and fulfills all the vows—both His and ours.

What God has joined together, no one can separate.
( She Reads Truth ~Patti Sauls) by @zoeseagul2

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