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From: emery@fluke.UUCP (John Emery)
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Subject: Re: Jan 17 Daily Thought
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Date: Tue, 21-Jan-86 11:54:41 EST
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I would just like to thank Stephen Kelly for his article.  It just 
happened to inspire me today when I read it.

>	No price is too big to pay to save a soul! How can you judge the
>value of one immortal soul? God valued it so hightly that He gave His
>Own Son to redeem it! To God, just one soul is worth it all, just to
>free one poor bound soul, one poor tormented spirit form the bondage
>of Satan.

For some reason when I read the above words I really felt God's love
and it made my day brighter.  Although I knew the truth of what Steve
was saying, when I read it, it touched me as if God was saying it to
me personally and to those around me.  When you realize how much God
does value one immortal soul, how much easier is it to care for others
around  you.

I am really thankful for this article on this day.  Thanks Stephen.

In His Name,

John Emery
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