Jesus Quotes

Herein are quotes by our Lord & savior Jesus the Christ (or anointed one). The only source material used is the Bible.

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“Here’s the thing. If abortion is the sanitary, morally-neutral act that pro-choice advocates want us to believe it is, then why the horror at the images? The simplest explanation is that the images are horrifying, and that they force us to confront the inconvenient reality that if the image of the act is horrifying, maybe the act itself is horrifying, too.”

-Kathleen Basi

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What is the purpose of marriage? Is it an irrelevant institution?

Marriage has been the foundation of every successful society from antiquity. There is no society at any time in any place that did not rest on the union of men and women to insure the future of the society and family. Marriage...

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What is the purpose of marriage? Is it an irrelevant institution?

Marriage has been the foundation of every successful society from antiquity. There is no society at any time in any place that did not rest on the union of men and women to insure the future of the society and family. Marriage…

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Matthew 28:20 NKJV

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Luke 6:35 NKJV

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Luke 2:49 NKJV

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He chose ME.

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Psalm 139:14

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When the child grew older, she brought him to Pharaoh’s daughter, and he became her son. She named him Moses, “Because,” she said, “I drew him out of the water.”

Exodus 2:10 Moses. In Hebrew, the name sounds like the verb mashah, “to draw out.” The name may also be related to the common Egyptian word for “son.” Since Pharaoh’s daughter clearly knows that Moses is a Hebrew child (vv. 6–9), it is possible that she chose the name for both its Hebrew (“drawn out of water”) and Egyptian (“son”) senses. The irony of such a dual reference would be that her action not only prefigures but is also a part of the means that God uses to “draw” Israel as his “son” out of Egypt (Hos. 11:1).