Share Grace—Repent it's all in how you run your race leaving behind God's† grace for the better of mankind‒ changing their backward's trace relocating their hidden face to the onward‒ Yeshuah†-inspiring base it's how you let the pace ‒what you put on your plate then‒ what others add‒ for taste ‒it's up to you in good Faith choosing what to debate recognize evil's bait what's merely for the vase what's meant as a trait what's inward‒ to lace ‒adding up to hate be careful not to move‒ with such haste it could all add up to common waste if you veered from straight let evil drown you in mace‒ it's not too late ‒change that fate Yeshuah† is ready‒ to hear your case ‒you are never a mistake you just carried‒ on your shoulders on your back‒ a bit of heavy weight stop putting off‒ stop the wait ‒evil likes to place on you‒ an unsteady rate its lying trying to debase ‒deep inside you are a Yeshuah† mate it doesn't matter‒ what...at all you ate ‒dig in...regain your Faith ‒you'll find deep in your heart and mind‒ combined a bright, shiny ace as you lose Pride and Ego‒ move into a repenting state ‒willing in semi-sedate of your way in meditate opening doors for Yeshuah's† Way ‒Forgiveness of self for your grand entrance‒ in God's† heavenly gate!
(September 27, 2019)–Jackie Robinson: Dodger’s #42! I watched the movie 42 last night and was in awe. God sure does make His stand through us. Branch Rickey, the general manger of the Dodgers at the time, was one hell of a God instrument. In one part of the movie, Jackie asked Rickey why did he do it?, take a chance on a black man. And Rickey told him about Charlie, a black player during his college years. Charlie was harassed to the max and Rickey didn’t do anything about it, he didn’t know what to do. He was finally at a place in life where he could do something about it. What was the it? Defeat racism in sports of course. Rickey said that what he witnessed happening to Charlie made him dislike the game because baseball was supposed to be a game of fairness. He told Jackie that Jackie made him love the game again.
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