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RULES OF THE HIDDEN BOOK OF REVELATIONS

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Comment by edward mooney on July 12, 2011 at 12:25am

The spirit of wisdom is a key that is missing in the Church today. Why is the spirit missing because of the paid coreligionist refusing to teach the truth the Bible is filled with In order to keep the money flowing in from stupid people who think they can buy their way into heaven.

The ministers of the tribulation church are like the tree Christ cursed they look like they might have something good to eat but are barren of the truth and will suffer the same fate.

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