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Briefing
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YOU ARE often free enough to stroke people with words or let it be. [Cf. F. Scott Fitzgerald]

If you catch fish, you're a fisherman. [American proverb]

And here is an example of stroking fishers: "Let down the nets for a catch," said Jesus to some fishers one day. [See Luke 5:1-4]. Fishers were the best he could find, it seems. He also taught them to pray, "Lead us not into temptation." [See Luke 11;4] Some manuscripts also have: "... but deliver us from the evil one."


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Briefing

Briefing cat WE SHOULD not lead others into temptation and sin. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. (Proverb)

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Tut Worship of foreign gods and artist-schemed idols are not allowed according to Exodus 20-21 etc. and Matthew 15:3-4, 14]
        One should refrain from ingesting unsavoury, unhealth-bringing teachings that could serve top dogs or bosses without a heart, and blind guides and wolves that lead to downfalls. Instead of that, try to stick to your family, after all. Love can grow that way, for one thing.

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