Santification | David Miller 

Amen, brother. Praise Christ.

Amen!

Amen!

Thank you for your love and support for me and my career 🎶 I appreciate your support and warm comments🙏Thank you once again for being a great fan. I also message you here because I got a lot of text from some of my fans about people claiming to be me, Have you been receiving a requests from anyone claiming to be me?

Thank you for your love and support for me and my career 🎶 I appreciate your support and warm comments🙏Thank you once again for being a great fan. I also message you here because I got a lot of text from some of my fans about people claiming to be me, Have you been receiving a requests from anyone claiming to be me?

Thank you for your love and support for me and my career 🎶 I appreciate your support and warm comments🙏Thank you once again for being a great fan. I also message you here because I got a lot of text from some of my fans about people claiming to be me, Have you been receiving a requests from anyone claiming to be me?

Amen!

Amen!

Amen!

Thank you. The first "c" in the word sanctification is missing.

Though it is, it is no longer a gift given as it was only given to the apostles.

Which has ceased

The gift of tongues has not ceased because Holy Spirit continues to bless many including me 😊 Do not hurt Holy Spirit by saying the gift of tongues has ceased! Pray to receive it!

@@ericbrotherton6089 Right and Amen!

Was not expecting that 😆😆.

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Revelation 19:8 "Fine linen, bright and clean, was given her to wear." I saw a poor poor woman and clothed in rags was she So full of dark uncleanness and foul impurities With wounds and bruises grievous and sins of crimson red A stench to God Almighty with interest passing death Unrighteous sinful rags was all she had to wear I saw the king of glory come from his home on high To save her from her sinfulness and take her for his bride Dressed in His robes of righteousness so pure and holy He The joy of God His Father throughout eternity A cruel crown of thorns was what He came to wear The woman heard of Jesus and trembled in despair She gazed upon her garments each gaping ragged tear She wept in deep contrition and deep repentance too It was her sin that clothed her soul and this the woman knew Unholy, sin stained rags was all she had to wear The King came to the woman and called her by her name But she did weep and hide her face and hanged her head in shame He told her of His love for her and how he came to die To save her from her sinfulness and take her for his wife Dear Lord, she cried in gratitude, why have you chosen me To show my love and grace He said, throughout eternity God's holy wrath for her was what He came to bear But Lord, said she I am not fit, what of my sinful clothes He said, put on my righteousness and you must give me those I saw them on their wedding day, the morn of endless time The poor poor woman shining bright in righteousness divine What praises from the multitude like pills of thunder rang The host of heaven cried aloud, this is what they sang Fine linen bright and clean was given her to wear Fine linen bright and clean was given her to wear Fine white linen bright and clean was given her to wear

Very doable with the CSB Bible in 90 days plan. Literally takes me under an hour each day, on my 7th day of the plan now. You don't have to do it all in one sitting, either. Highly recommend it.

Do you believe in speaking in tongues???

I don't because anyone who has ever spoke in tongues no one is around or can interpret what they said!!! Bad theology!!!

@@Woodybrush45 I do. Although I'm sure a lot of current "tongues" today is gobbledegook, I have been in services in the 90's where this was taken seriously, and if a tongue given, the service was halted until an interpretation given...

@@scottspeig yes I agree and my pastor dose the same thing he says let’s wait for the interpretation.

And anyone who wants to feel proud or get attention or plain old tired of waiting for someone to finally stand up, will be happy to make up an interpretation. Tongues aren’t for this time or place anymore, and if it was I’d say it certainly isn’t in America anymore

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thank you