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kuresu
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12-21-2006 5:33 PM 		Reply to: Message 36 by jaywill
12-21-2006 5:10 AM

what?
wait a minute.
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Christ is the center and circumference of the divine revelation of the entire Bible.
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I asssume you are including the OT. I thought it was only the NT that focused on christ.
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oh, and how big is your center of the circle? because so far, you've a gap between the center and the circumference (the latter being a line, the former a dot). which means there's a bit that isn't concerned with christ.
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12-22-2006 12:08 AM 		Reply to: Message 64 by jaywill
12-21-2006 6:24 PM

Re: what?
I'm sorry, this answered my question how?
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all i see is a bunch of preaching that really doesn't say anything.
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