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Today’s story is all about ‘ God Made Man ‘ in image Male & Female as God made You & Me just like A&M ……

God made Man in his Image Male and female so long ago that were then sent down to Earth to a family and they walked the ‘ Path of Righteousness ‘ that showed Us ‘ Right & Wrong ‘ that would one day lift Us to God and put Us on the ‘ Path of God ‘ without Question in You & Me just like A&M ……

Then as God lifted Us and brought Us back to the ‘ Garden of Eden (Need) to walk together Dawn to Dusk every day hand in hand they walked with God and will provide all that we ‘ Need ‘ every day in You & Me just like in A&M ……..

As Two images made as One they are together as ‘ God Planned ‘ and never to be parted again lifted into ‘ Hallowed Be Thy Name ‘ in ‘ Love of God ‘ the ‘ Word of God ‘ will always remain in You and me just like A&M …….

So as we reach end of every day and God puts Us into a ‘ Rest Full Sleep & Slumber ‘ protected in each others arms the two images of God safe from Harm in You & Me just like A&M …….

I’m thrilled to share with you some wonderful news!

1. The Power of Prayer
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2. The History of Religious Rituals
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