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The Gospel of Jesus Christ (God)

Jesus Christ is God in the flesh, who came to save sinners, He died on the cross and was resurrected, taking upon Himself God's wrath for those who would repent and trust in Him.

 There is a Judgment Day coming. The Bible says that everyone will stand before God to give an account for every word, thought, and action. Will you be innocent or guilty on Judgment Day? Let’s look at some of the Commandments to see if you meet God’s standard, which is perfection. Is God first in your life? Do you love Him with all your heart, soul, and mind? Have you ever lied, stolen, been prideful, or dishonored your parents? Have you looked with lust and therefore committed adultery in your heart? If you have ever broken just one of these laws, then you have sinned against God. The Bible says, "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." God is a righteous judge and must punish sin. The punishment for sin is death and eternal torment in hell. No amount of good works will get you into heaven. The good news is that God provided the only way out! Jesus Christ, the God man, took the punishment that guilty sinners deserve. He suffered under God’s wrath, died on the cross and He defeated death by rising from the dead. God commands you to repent (turn from your sins) and trust in Christ alone to save you. You may be dead tomorrow! Jesus said, "You must be born again.” Don’t wait, be reconciled to God. Repent now and trust in Jesus Christ today!
Learn more at perfectGod.com or comment if you have questions.

Soli Deo Gloria

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