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Hi KB, I think you may have posed the pic rather than the code. I'll be back to check later cause I want to know mine!
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Initially, I suppose it is fun. But again, when I took a closer look, I asked myself what is the foundation of this?
ReplyDeleteIs our God limited with only 366 verses for the entire mankind? How does this 366 verses got to do with the will of God in our lives?
When come to interpreting the verse from the Bible, should we compare/contrast it with the theme, chapter, or the entire book, and check it with the testament as well as the entire Bible? Can we just pluck out one verse just like that?
When I consider some young believer holding on to the promises in that Birthverse, and if it does not fulfill, how is he/she viewing God? Will he/she conclude that there is no God?
Thus, if you ask me, I would say this is not a funny stuff, and not Biblical at all. Better to just delete it and go back to read our good old bible, handed down from generations for us.