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Y vino palabra de Jehová a Gainesville, FL

Y vino palabra de Jehová a Zacarías, diciendo: Así habló Jehová de los ejércitos, diciendo: Juzgad conforme a la verdad, y haced misericordia y piedad cada cual con su hermano; no oprimáis a la viuda, al huérfano, al extranjero ni al pobre; ni ninguno piense mal en su corazón contra su hermano. (Zacarías 7:8-10 RVR60) El único hombre que hizo este sacrificio tan grande por Ti y por Mi, que Te Ama por como eres, que puso en ti aliento de vida ese es mi Señor Jesús al cual debemos doblar rodilla y servirle de corazón porque se lo merece no porque me lo dicen. El mundo ya tiene su recompensa, busca la mirada de Dios para ti y tu familia. Nadie hará mayor sacrificio que este. Que a dado a su hijo unigénito para que todo aquel que en crea no se pierda más tenga vida eterna.. Cristo te Ama ámalo tu también con todo tu corazón. Orar sin cesar por Virgilio uno de mis pilares de oración y por la cirugía de mi esposa Abril 10. Glorioso Viernes para todos!! Amén

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