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The question is not, Do you want to go to heaven? The question is, Do you want God?
Paul Washer
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Paul Washer
Age: 63
Born: 1961
Born: September 11
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the United States of America
Paul David Washer
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Idolatry is when you become the source of your own joy. Poverty of spirit is a wonderful thing.
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You mark my words, and it won’t be long ... when persecution begins in this country [USA], and it strips everything from you, and most of the evangelical church goes totally apostate, and little groups are left to be berated, THEN you will see that Christ is enough.
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But I got saved that way! No, you got saved in spite of that way not because of that way.
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