Contemplating the Excellences of Christ (Healing and Deliverance Video Seminar)

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Excellences du Christ, guérison et déliverance

One of my favorite quotes from Charles Spurgeon is this one: 'It is impossible to flatter Jesus.' Absolutely. There is no exaggeration possible about Him. He is far superior to any excellent designation we might want to give Him. After a study of Colossians about ten years ago, I wrote this on

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A more than perfect plan

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The great wonder of all time is that God clothed the human to enable the human to clothe the divine. It is a master plan without equal and unequaled in grandeur, depth and power. It is a plan in which we have been included and it is up to us to know it, understand it, love it and

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