Ephesians 6 - Johnson, David
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This book is about how we can end the act of murder and war on earth. These acts do not serve our world in a positive way and needs to be eradicated. We can settle all of our differences through the spirit which is talking and reasoning peacefully in our minds. Physical acts against each other when we have issues doesn't completely end our problems that we are facing. Physical violence is a temporary fix to a permanent issue. We can talk all of our problems out and live peacefully among one another. I believe that my studies from the Bible can play a part in how we can end physical violence in…mehr

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This book is about how we can end the act of murder and war on earth. These acts do not serve our world in a positive way and needs to be eradicated. We can settle all of our differences through the spirit which is talking and reasoning peacefully in our minds. Physical acts against each other when we have issues doesn't completely end our problems that we are facing. Physical violence is a temporary fix to a permanent issue. We can talk all of our problems out and live peacefully among one another. I believe that my studies from the Bible can play a part in how we can end physical violence in our world. I studied the Bible for a couple years very deeply and these are the things God revealed to me.
Autorenporträt
David Johnson was born of a Norwegian North Dakota farmer and a Honolulu-born German Navy brat mother who survived Pearl Harbor. He received his education from Detroit and Central Michigan, meeting Sister Souljah in person, but graduated from Fresno State anyway. Detroit taught Mr. Johnson to think, work, buy, and be American. He retired from security in 2018. His favorite team is the Detroit Pistons. His favorite movie is Lean on Me, which teaches all races must take responsibility for their actions. As a single man, he takes care of his younger brother in Vista, California.