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Web Site Incentives And Visitor Opt-In, Your VITAL Follow-Up Opportunity
Carve this in stone.Stamp it on your forehead.Repeat after me..."My primary marketing goal for my web site is to provide visitors with a strong reason to opt-into my email list."Yes, you'll have additional goals and objectives, but this one is first. Always.Why? It's simple. No matter how well your site is designed. No matter how well it is written. No matter how long or short is it. No matter how good your products or services are... visitors RARELY buy on their first visit.They also don't remember your website for very long.Sorry, but that's the nature of an environment where it is so simple to 'move on' to something else in a matter of seconds.Think about it. How many times have you found yourself on a web site, and you had no idea how you got there. Now, add to that, what do you remember about the 6 or 8 or 10 web sites you visited in the previous 30 minutes? Not much probably.Geez... that sounds rather hopeless doesn't it?It can be, IF you don't have:* A clear priority objective (getting them to opt-in)* A compelling headline/copy to STOP prospects from clicking away* A strong offer in order to earn their email address for follow-upEven if they only stay for 30 seconds (and that
ated on their weakness rather than on God's strength. God expected Israel to fight His battles and He would guarantee their success. Israel took one city at a time, slowly but surely making progress, subduing the land and defeating their foes, and yet giving God all the credit - like our process of conversion (Ps. 44:1-8).Carve this in stone.Stamp it on your forehead.Repeat after me..."My primary marketing goal for my web site is to provide visitors with a strong reason to opt-into my email list."Yes, you'll have additional goals and objectives, but this one is first. Always.Why? It's simple. No matter how well your site is designed. No matter how well it is written. No matter how long or short is it. No matter how good your products or services are... visitors RARELY buy on their first visit.They also don't remember your website for very long.Sorry, but that's the nature of an environment where it is so simple to 'move on' to something else in a matter of seconds.Think about it. How many times have you found yourself on a web site, and you had no idea how you got there. Now, add to that, what do you remember about the 6 or 8 or 10 web sites you visited in the previous 30 minutes? Not much probably.Geez... that sounds rather hopeless doesn't it?It can be, IF you don't have:* A clear priority objective (getting them to opt-in)* A compelling headline/copy to STOP prospects from clicking away* A strong offer in order to earn their email address for follow-upEven if they only stay for 30 seconds (and that
Even David, a man after God's own heart, fought numerous battles for God and His people, but considered God the Victor. David would ask God whether he should attack at this time or place, and what to do, when and how, and God answered him (1 Chron. 14:10).
Did Abraham, the father of the faithful, sin by waging war against those who had kidnapped his relatives (Gen. 14)? Melchizedek blessed him, He didn't rebuke him! Levi and sons, following Moses' call to arms (at Go
Millionaires in the Making - Buying UK Investment Property
Property has created more millionaires than any other business. As per surveys buying U.K investment property is a calculated gain not only now but for the next 10 years.There's been a steep rise in buying U.K investment property. An avenue has opened up due to the interest rates and stock markets return being low. Many investors have come to the conclusion that their home is their highest performing asset. This has culminated in the inclination towards increasing investment in the U.K property market. .RISK FACTOR IN BUYING U.K INVESTMENT PROPERTYInvestments and risk goes hand in hand. Buying U.K investment property in the worst situation can only lessen the value of the property slightly. This element of risk can be eliminated by critically analyzing the investment program. There are some good property dealers who can very well help with that.IMPORTANCE OF DEPRECIATION RESEARCH IN U.K:Depreciation is an important factor affecting the return from commercial real estates in U.K. A detailed study should be carried out to identify the impact of depreciation on both rental and capital values.U.K AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY:The U.K market is stable. Returns are expected to be good over the next 10 years and residential property looks set to increase year after year. Buying U.K investment property has turned out to be more lucrative than any o
Why did ancient Israel have an army? Was it because they didn't have faith? Did they believe in themselves instead of trusting God? Did they insist on fighting their own battles, rather than let God wage war for them?Property has created more millionaires than any other business. As per surveys buying U.K investment property is a calculated gain not only now but for the next 10 years.There's been a steep rise in buying U.K investment property. An avenue has opened up due to the interest rates and stock markets return being low. Many investors have come to the conclusion that their home is their highest performing asset. This has culminated in the inclination towards increasing investment in the U.K property market. .RISK FACTOR IN BUYING U.K INVESTMENT PROPERTYInvestments and risk goes hand in hand. Buying U.K investment property in the worst situation can only lessen the value of the property slightly. This element of risk can be eliminated by critically analyzing the investment program. There are some good property dealers who can very well help with that.IMPORTANCE OF DEPRECIATION RESEARCH IN U.K:Depreciation is an important factor affecting the return from commercial real estates in U.K. A detailed study should be carried out to identify the impact of depreciation on both rental and capital values.U.K AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY:The U.K market is stable. Returns are expected to be good over the next 10 years and residential property looks set to increase year after year. Buying U.K investment property has turned out to be more lucrative than any o
Why did God fight for Israel in Egypt? Did they exercise faith then? Did they somehow lose their confidence in the wilderness, after having seen God's mighty miracles? Does that make sense? They'd heard what God was going to do to Egypt from the onset, and they saw with their own eyes what God did through 10 consecutive plagues. After defeating the world's only superpower, had God spent His energy?
God took on the gods of Egypt single-handedly. He didn't want Israel's participation lest their deliverance be misconstrued as a successful slave revolt. He took a slave people to become His Servant-Nation. Israel had only changed masters.
When God led Israel out of Egypt by Moses, He purposely told Moses to bypass the hot spots where Israel would encounter hostile forces, lest they opt for the "security" of Egypt (Ex. 13:17). They went out of their way to avoid war! It doesn't sound like they were eager to do battle when you read the accounts of their griping and complaining to Moses (Ex. 14:10-12).
Moses, full of faith, encouraged the congregation to believe God. The first time Israel engaged in battle was at Moses' command! He instructed Joshua (also faithful) to assemble a fighting force and defeat the pesky Amalekites (Ex. 17:8-16).
God had fought the first few rounds against Israel's enemies, showing Israel He would destroy their foes. Now God would fight in and through and for Israel! Moses' uplifted hands of blessing and authority insured Israel's military success. It was evident to all where their true strength came from (Ps. 33:16). Israel was only a fighting instrument in God's Hands (Isa. 41:15, Micah 4:13).
Many people understand the commandment against killing should be translated "murder." God commands His ministers of state to execute judgment and utilize capital punishment for various offenses (Rom. 13:4). We're told to remember Moses' law and obey it (Malachi 4:4). God has authorized the State to act within the guidelines of His Law Book.
Israel wasn't anxious to enter Canaan - they were afraid! Moses admitted they were outnumbered and outgunned by the Canaanites, but reassured Israel that GOD would be with them and grant them supernatural victory (Deut. 7:1-2, 16-24). When the spies brought their report to Moses about Canaan's men and might, they wanted to run with their tails tucked between their legs (Numbers 13:31). Only Joshua and Caleb put things in perspective and encouraged the people to trust in God (Numbers 14:9). Israel didn't have any faith in their own ability or God's!
What many have failed to realize is ancient Israel wasn't going to enter the Promised Land by faith alone; it was going to require faith and works! God wasn't going to do all the work for them. Israel had to actively claim their inheritance. Don't we also?
Israel lacked faith that GOD could work miracles through them! They knew God could take on their enemies, but they doubted He could work through them. They concentrated on their weakness rather than on God's strength. God expected Israel to fight His battles and He would guarantee their success. Israel took one city at a time, slowly but surely making progress, subduing the land and defeating their foes, and yet giving God all the credit - like our process of conversion (Ps. 44:1-8).
Even David, a man after God's own heart, fought numerous battles for God and His people, but considered God the Victor. David would ask God whether he should attack at this time or place, and what to do, when and how, and God answered him (1 Chron. 14:10).
Did Abraham, the father of the faithful, sin by waging war against those who had kidnapped his relatives (Gen. 14)? Melchizedek blessed him, He didn't rebuke him! Levi and sons, following Moses' call to arms (at God
Employees Who Curry Favour With The Boss
In any organization, enterprise or work place there are two types of employees. One group tries to distance themselves from the powers that be, the boss. The employees in the other group try as much as they can to be recognized by the boss. A nod or smile from the boss sends ripples of excitement and enthusiasm down their persons.They paste a woebegone sulk on their faces when not recognized or when something is not done about the suggestions they put across in the last meeting. When we talk of being recognized it is not just by any Tom, Dick and Harry but by, as they put it, ‘the ones who matter’.Employees of this strain and nature are so rife in our work places, in Africa and the world over. In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, for instance, such kind of employees would be called ‘wanaojifagilia’ {those who seek favours by trying to prove how expedient they are}.Their joy is full when they stand out in the crowd of employees and their names mentioned fondly over coffee by the bosses. That’s where their efforts gravitate towards.Take for instance, in most organizations and workplaces there are eight stipulated working hours. Our do-gooders will put in an extra hour ‘finishing some piece of work’ or ‘writing that report needed on the MD’s desk by Friday evening’ or something as far-fetched as, say, ‘photocopying all the documents in my department. Anything may hap
to become His Servant-Nation. Israel had only changed masters.In any organization, enterprise or work place there are two types of employees. One group tries to distance themselves from the powers that be, the boss. The employees in the other group try as much as they can to be recognized by the boss. A nod or smile from the boss sends ripples of excitement and enthusiasm down their persons.They paste a woebegone sulk on their faces when not recognized or when something is not done about the suggestions they put across in the last meeting. When we talk of being recognized it is not just by any Tom, Dick and Harry but by, as they put it, ‘the ones who matter’.Employees of this strain and nature are so rife in our work places, in Africa and the world over. In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, for instance, such kind of employees would be called ‘wanaojifagilia’ {those who seek favours by trying to prove how expedient they are}.Their joy is full when they stand out in the crowd of employees and their names mentioned fondly over coffee by the bosses. That’s where their efforts gravitate towards.Take for instance, in most organizations and workplaces there are eight stipulated working hours. Our do-gooders will put in an extra hour ‘finishing some piece of work’ or ‘writing that report needed on the MD’s desk by Friday evening’ or something as far-fetched as, say, ‘photocopying all the documents in my department. Anything may hap
When God led Israel out of Egypt by Moses, He purposely told Moses to bypass the hot spots where Israel would encounter hostile forces, lest they opt for the "security" of Egypt (Ex. 13:17). They went out of their way to avoid war! It doesn't sound like they were eager to do battle when you read the accounts of their griping and complaining to Moses (Ex. 14:10-12).
Moses, full of faith, encouraged the congregation to believe God. The first time Israel engaged in battle was at Moses' command! He instructed Joshua (also faithful) to assemble a fighting force and defeat the pesky Amalekites (Ex. 17:8-16).
God had fought the first few rounds against Israel's enemies, showing Israel He would destroy their foes. Now God would fight in and through and for Israel! Moses' uplifted hands of blessing and authority insured Israel's military success. It was evident to all where their true strength came from (Ps. 33:16). Israel was only a fighting instrument in God's Hands (Isa. 41:15, Micah 4:13).
Many people understand the commandment against killing should be translated "murder." God commands His ministers of state to execute judgment and utilize capital punishment for various offenses (Rom. 13:4). We're told to remember Moses' law and obey it (Malachi 4:4). God has authorized the State to act within the guidelines of His Law Book.
Israel wasn't anxious to enter Canaan - they were afraid! Moses admitted they were outnumbered and outgunned by the Canaanites, but reassured Israel that GOD would be with them and grant them supernatural victory (Deut. 7:1-2, 16-24). When the spies brought their report to Moses about Canaan's men and might, they wanted to run with their tails tucked between their legs (Numbers 13:31). Only Joshua and Caleb put things in perspective and encouraged the people to trust in God (Numbers 14:9). Israel didn't have any faith in their own ability or God's!
What many have failed to realize is ancient Israel wasn't going to enter the Promised Land by faith alone; it was going to require faith and works! God wasn't going to do all the work for them. Israel had to actively claim their inheritance. Don't we also?
Israel lacked faith that GOD could work miracles through them! They knew God could take on their enemies, but they doubted He could work through them. They concentrated on their weakness rather than on God's strength. God expected Israel to fight His battles and He would guarantee their success. Israel took one city at a time, slowly but surely making progress, subduing the land and defeating their foes, and yet giving God all the credit - like our process of conversion (Ps. 44:1-8).
Even David, a man after God's own heart, fought numerous battles for God and His people, but considered God the Victor. David would ask God whether he should attack at this time or place, and what to do, when and how, and God answered him (1 Chron. 14:10).
Did Abraham, the father of the faithful, sin by waging war against those who had kidnapped his relatives (Gen. 14)? Melchizedek blessed him, He didn't rebuke him! Levi and sons, following Moses' call to arms (at Go
Keyword Prominence Tips
Keyword prominence is the placement of your keyword within a webpage, the higher the keyword appears on the page the more importance is given to that keyword. It is highly recommended that your most important keywords be placed close to the top of the HTML page, but it’s not just the body text which counts for keyword prominence. Here are my tips for optimising your website for the best prominence:• TITLE TAG – include your most important keyword at the start of the title tag, e.g. of a title tag “internet marketing ebook, learn how to gain top search engine results with my ebook “internet marketing techniques”. (notice I mixed up the keywords at the end of the sentence, which shows how important that keyword is)• META TAG – for the keyword and description tag make sure you use your most important keyword(s) close to the start.• H1, H2, H3 tags - in these tags try to start with your keyword, an example could be “internet marketing ebook that doesn’t contain any hype” (remember don’t just use the keyword in the H1 tags if you can help it, doing so could make your site look spammy).• Body text – The first sentence of your body text is quite important from a search engines point of view, try to use your keyword in the first sentence of the body text.Performing the following tips wi
uld fight in and through and for Israel! Moses' uplifted hands of blessing and authority insured Israel's military success. It was evident to all where their true strength came from (Ps. 33:16). Israel was only a fighting instrument in God's Hands (Isa. 41:15, Micah 4:13).Keyword prominence is the placement of your keyword within a webpage, the higher the keyword appears on the page the more importance is given to that keyword. It is highly recommended that your most important keywords be placed close to the top of the HTML page, but it’s not just the body text which counts for keyword prominence. Here are my tips for optimising your website for the best prominence:• TITLE TAG – include your most important keyword at the start of the title tag, e.g. of a title tag “internet marketing ebook, learn how to gain top search engine results with my ebook “internet marketing techniques”. (notice I mixed up the keywords at the end of the sentence, which shows how important that keyword is)• META TAG – for the keyword and description tag make sure you use your most important keyword(s) close to the start.• H1, H2, H3 tags - in these tags try to start with your keyword, an example could be “internet marketing ebook that doesn’t contain any hype” (remember don’t just use the keyword in the H1 tags if you can help it, doing so could make your site look spammy).• Body text – The first sentence of your body text is quite important from a search engines point of view, try to use your keyword in the first sentence of the body text.Performing the following tips wi
Many people understand the commandment against killing should be translated "murder." God commands His ministers of state to execute judgment and utilize capital punishment for various offenses (Rom. 13:4). We're told to remember Moses' law and obey it (Malachi 4:4). God has authorized the State to act within the guidelines of His Law Book.
Israel wasn't anxious to enter Canaan - they were afraid! Moses admitted they were outnumbered and outgunned by the Canaanites, but reassured Israel that GOD would be with them and grant them supernatural victory (Deut. 7:1-2, 16-24). When the spies brought their report to Moses about Canaan's men and might, they wanted to run with their tails tucked between their legs (Numbers 13:31). Only Joshua and Caleb put things in perspective and encouraged the people to trust in God (Numbers 14:9). Israel didn't have any faith in their own ability or God's!
What many have failed to realize is ancient Israel wasn't going to enter the Promised Land by faith alone; it was going to require faith and works! God wasn't going to do all the work for them. Israel had to actively claim their inheritance. Don't we also?
Israel lacked faith that GOD could work miracles through them! They knew God could take on their enemies, but they doubted He could work through them. They concentrated on their weakness rather than on God's strength. God expected Israel to fight His battles and He would guarantee their success. Israel took one city at a time, slowly but surely making progress, subduing the land and defeating their foes, and yet giving God all the credit - like our process of conversion (Ps. 44:1-8).
Even David, a man after God's own heart, fought numerous battles for God and His people, but considered God the Victor. David would ask God whether he should attack at this time or place, and what to do, when and how, and God answered him (1 Chron. 14:10).
Did Abraham, the father of the faithful, sin by waging war against those who had kidnapped his relatives (Gen. 14)? Melchizedek blessed him, He didn't rebuke him! Levi and sons, following Moses' call to arms (at Go
Work at Home: Printing
Work at home job opportunities sound intriguing, but the majority that are offered are riddled with get rich quick schemes and scams that rarely pan out. Jobs that promise thousands of dollars rarely come through and, quite often, discourage many from even considering the opportunities that are simply a click away. Often, people are left wondering what to do with their new computers, aside from answering email and playing games.Many overlook the benefits of a home-based printing business, perhaps unsure of how to promote themselves or because it seems so easy, that it simply can't be real. With a minimal investment and the help of a reliable pc, the home computer desk can quickly produce professional looking documents and, whether the job consists of merely typing up a high school report, designing a resume` or creating a newsletter, the opportunities are endless. Ideal for the homemaker or retiree, software is available no matter how computer-savvy; all that's needed is an eye for detail and a desire to make a dream come true.The first step for creating a successful printing business is determining what services you are willing to provide. Do you wish to keep it simple, sticking to typing jobs and resume services? Perhaps you enjoy creating logos or have a flair for graphic design (personalized stationary is always a great seller, especially during holiday seaso
d grant them supernatural victory (Deut. 7:1-2, 16-24). When the spies brought their report to Moses about Canaan's men and might, they wanted to run with their tails tucked between their legs (Numbers 13:31). Only Joshua and Caleb put things in perspective and encouraged the people to trust in God (Numbers 14:9). Israel didn't have any faith in their own ability or God's!Work at home job opportunities sound intriguing, but the majority that are offered are riddled with get rich quick schemes and scams that rarely pan out. Jobs that promise thousands of dollars rarely come through and, quite often, discourage many from even considering the opportunities that are simply a click away. Often, people are left wondering what to do with their new computers, aside from answering email and playing games.Many overlook the benefits of a home-based printing business, perhaps unsure of how to promote themselves or because it seems so easy, that it simply can't be real. With a minimal investment and the help of a reliable pc, the home computer desk can quickly produce professional looking documents and, whether the job consists of merely typing up a high school report, designing a resume` or creating a newsletter, the opportunities are endless. Ideal for the homemaker or retiree, software is available no matter how computer-savvy; all that's needed is an eye for detail and a desire to make a dream come true.The first step for creating a successful printing business is determining what services you are willing to provide. Do you wish to keep it simple, sticking to typing jobs and resume services? Perhaps you enjoy creating logos or have a flair for graphic design (personalized stationary is always a great seller, especially during holiday seaso
What many have failed to realize is ancient Israel wasn't going to enter the Promised Land by faith alone; it was going to require faith and works! God wasn't going to do all the work for them. Israel had to actively claim their inheritance. Don't we also?
Israel lacked faith that GOD could work miracles through them! They knew God could take on their enemies, but they doubted He could work through them. They concentrated on their weakness rather than on God's strength. God expected Israel to fight His battles and He would guarantee their success. Israel took one city at a time, slowly but surely making progress, subduing the land and defeating their foes, and yet giving God all the credit - like our process of conversion (Ps. 44:1-8).
Even David, a man after God's own heart, fought numerous battles for God and His people, but considered God the Victor. David would ask God whether he should attack at this time or place, and what to do, when and how, and God answered him (1 Chron. 14:10).
Did Abraham, the father of the faithful, sin by waging war against those who had kidnapped his relatives (Gen. 14)? Melchizedek blessed him, He didn't rebuke him! Levi and sons, following Moses' call to arms (at Go
Why Aren't You Talking to Me?
Your nonverbal communication talks before you do. Only seven percent of interpersonal communication is transmitted verbally—the remaining ninety-three percent speaks for itself.And, because nonverbal communication is learned and practiced on an unconscious level, you won’t be aware that you silently scream, “Please don’t talk to me!”When you enter a room full of employees, clients or friends, each of them intuitively asks one crucial question: are you approachable? If the answer is yes, the conversations in which you engage will be initiated with ease and comfort. You make new friends. You create new contacts. And you will not have to suffer through another meeting clamped to the snack table. However, if the answer is no, there won’t be any conversations! As a result, you miss opportunities to create connections and meet valuable people.It is vital to understand some of the non-receptive behaviors that hinder your approachability. If you avoid the following six barriers to communication, you will become more accessible to the people around you. As a result, you will welcome better business and social opportunities to transform strangers into valuable connections.Eye Avoidance To start a conversation with a person whose eyes are fixated on the ground is about as easy as hurdling over that person! This is why numbered lights al
ated on their weakness rather than on God's strength. God expected Israel to fight His battles and He would guarantee their success. Israel took one city at a time, slowly but surely making progress, subduing the land and defeating their foes, and yet giving God all the credit - like our process of conversion (Ps. 44:1-8).Your nonverbal communication talks before you do. Only seven percent of interpersonal communication is transmitted verbally—the remaining ninety-three percent speaks for itself.And, because nonverbal communication is learned and practiced on an unconscious level, you won’t be aware that you silently scream, “Please don’t talk to me!”When you enter a room full of employees, clients or friends, each of them intuitively asks one crucial question: are you approachable? If the answer is yes, the conversations in which you engage will be initiated with ease and comfort. You make new friends. You create new contacts. And you will not have to suffer through another meeting clamped to the snack table. However, if the answer is no, there won’t be any conversations! As a result, you miss opportunities to create connections and meet valuable people.It is vital to understand some of the non-receptive behaviors that hinder your approachability. If you avoid the following six barriers to communication, you will become more accessible to the people around you. As a result, you will welcome better business and social opportunities to transform strangers into valuable connections.Eye Avoidance To start a conversation with a person whose eyes are fixated on the ground is about as easy as hurdling over that person! This is why numbered lights al
Even David, a man after God's own heart, fought numerous battles for God and His people, but considered God the Victor. David would ask God whether he should attack at this time or place, and what to do, when and how, and God answered him (1 Chron. 14:10).
Did Abraham, the father of the faithful, sin by waging war against those who had kidnapped his relatives (Gen. 14)? Melchizedek blessed him, He didn't rebuke him! Levi and sons, following Moses' call to arms (at God's command), went through Israel's camp and slaughtered those who'd sinned with the golden calf (Ex. 32:28). Did they lack faith? No! They were acting faithfully! They put God before family and friends. Couldn't God have just sent a plague? Yes. But He worked through men.
Since God works through men, why didn't Jesus let Peter defend Him? 1) Because prophecy had to be fulfilled and 2) because God's Kingdom wasn't established yet - otherwise Jesus said His servants should fight! This example teaches us that loyal citizens ought to be willing to fight and defend their king and country!
Presently we have a "dual citizenship." Paul didn't deny that he was a Roman citizen or hesitate to exercise his civil rights (Acts 16:37, 22:25, 25:11). He didn't just turn the other cheek when he was about to be scourged! There's a time and a place to wage war or declare peace (Ecc. 3:8); to suffer persecution and death, or to run for your life (Mat. 24:16, John 8:59)!
Spiritually speaking, we should all understand we're only mortal, taking up temporary residence on earth, and therefore be mindful of eternity and live accordingly, waiting for our eternal inheritance in God's Kingdom (2 Cor. 5:1, Ps. 39:12, 2 Pet. 3:11).
But what about "spiritual fornication?" If we exercise our right to vote and get involved in politics, isn't that defiling ourselves with this world's system? Only if and when it contradicts the commandments of God. We should never disobey God to follow men (Acts 5:29). We're in this world and do take an active part in its system of government and education everytime we go to work and pay taxes or send our kids to school or college! We're only to avoid those aspects of this world's system that are Biblically wrong (1 Jn. 2:16).
Joseph served in pharaoh's administration. Was he spiritually defiled? Daniel was in the belly of the beast - Babylon - yet he served the king and God. Whenever there arose any conflict of interest, Daniel put God first, as we must also always do. Nehemiah worked in the Persian government, yet he was also blameless before God. God even referred to Cyrus and Nebuchadnezzar as His servants.
God is our Heavenly King over all, that's why we can't allow others to try and usurp His authority over our lives. He's our Husband and to listen to anyone else who would dare go against His Word is spiritual adultery and fornication. This is one of modern Israel's biggest sins: giving in to international peer pressure rather than obey God!
Yet God isn't our only ruler. He's ordained that men aren't to be left in a state of anarchy, but ought to obey the Noachide laws binding on all mankind: to establish a system of justice, abstain from idolatry and immorality, and refrain from eating blood (Acts 15:29).
Even Christ will be King of kings and Lord of lords; He won't be ruling alone. God's our Minister, and Jesus Christ's our High Priest, yet we don't object to having human ministers also. Do we have a double standard when it comes to politics? We speak of "dirty politics." And there is too much graft and corruption. But what about religious scandals? Perverted preachers and adulterous ministers? Does that mean we should r
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