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  1. A wonderful discussion. Thank you Curtis, Eric, Rachel, Esther & all the online participants.

    I offer the following answers to the questions:

    1. Is this true, somewhat true or false ? : "God protects us from temptation."
    True: King Jesus Chris's statements in Matthew 4:4,7,10

    2. Which vision of God's covering do you identify with : Being in a tank or riding in a Bentley ?
    An armoured Bentley 🙂

    3. Is this true, somewhat true or false ? : "True Christians should be winners and winning means achieving."
    True: A true Christian is defined for me by Matthew 11:29 : Truly humble people.
    Achievement in His kingdom is defined in Matthew 13:8.

    4. Is this true, somewhat true or false ? : "Being strong in the Lord equates to not doing anything contrary to the principle of love."
    True : King Jesus Christ's statement in Matthew 5:44

    5. Who in the bible illustrates being strong in the Lord ?
    Esau in Genesis 33:4.

    6. Resist D-evil (Matthew 4:7,10) Cultivate Humility (Matthew 11:29). All (Christian) virtues stem from humility.

    7. Is this true, somewhat true or false ? : "Standing means to stay positive."
    True. My favourite hymn: "Trust and Obey by John Sammis - 1887

    8. Is this true, somewhat true or false ? : "Our wrestling primarily is fighting against temptation."
    True. Temptation stems from our own hubris (false pride) & is our primary issue. It is solved by heeding King Jesus Christ's words in Matthew 11:29

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      • Thank you once again Curtis.

        God appreciates what you are doing.

        It was truly wonderful listening to you guys. It is people like you that make this world a better place. Thank you 🤗

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