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Condemnation and Damnation
The people did not discern who Jesus was. They were only concerned about the garments that He had on, and they divided them amongst themselves. While they were doing that, Jesus asked the Father to forgive them. Do you want to know why? It was because Jesus did not want anyone to go to hell. He did not want anyone to be in eternal damnation. Jesus told me that He and the Father never intended for anyone to go to hell. He said that hell was prepared for the devil and his angels, and no man was ever supposed to go there (see Matt. 25:41). No matter how much you dislike someone, you would never want them to go to hell. You should never want anyone to go to hell. What you want to do is drive the devil out. You want to keep him on the run, and you want him to go to hell because that is the devil’s home; that is his destination. That is why hell was made for the devil and his angels, according to Jesus.
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You were not created to live with limitations! Jesus said that, when it comes to living in the Kingdom of God, we are called to become “like little children.” Little children do not believe they are limited by anything unless they are told. So, who told you that it’s okay to live with limitations? It’s time to fulfill your supernatural destiny by agreeing with what Heaven says about you!
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