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Thursday, 23 December 2010 10:03
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The Members of the House of Congress Removed.  After acting in childish and pedantic corruption, the King comes to remove them from the house by force.  Now what King has this power?  None in the USA...but Christ alone has the power to appoint the governments of men.  He brings them to power and removes them from power.

A nice thought...reformation by a righteous King.

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