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Blessed be the Lamb of God Praise to the saints of the Lord God giving their hearts to the Kingdom of God God bless you May the Light of the Lord God shine upon you so that you walk closer to the heart of God leading you to His Eternal Glory and Kingdom. Only Agape Love is Eternal. God is the Light & Lucifer is a light. God is the Love & Lucifer is false love. God is the true Hope & Lucifer is false hope.

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