Friday, September 07, 2007
God's Definition of 'Reward'
"Now this is our highest reward, that we should fully enjoy him, and that all who enjoy him should enjoy one another in him." -St. Augustine
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2 comments:
Finish him!
I really like that quote. Thanks for sharing it...
What on earth does Craig's comment mean?
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