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it is written what shall it profit a man, if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul? - Mark 8:36 what paltry gain: to win by injustice only an earthly advantage! oh the benefits of all transgression are tenuous and fleeting indeed; though the spoils may last a lifetime or endure for mere moments - the outcome is the same: the seeds of our destruction, once planted in the soul, are not diminished by death but survive into eternity where their fruit will rightly be adjudged as folly. where unworthy, the unwilling reapers one day will stand, pleading for mercy none deserves and few will find, save those who have secured the most merciful of pardons, purchased by the aweful sacrifice of faultless, Holy blood.
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