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“That night, I continued my on-going chat with God. “Did Pam’s prayer count? I love her. And I understand her wanting a ticket to heaven, but her prayer seemed more like fire insurance against hell than a heartfelt desire to hang out with You.” “Don’t worry.” God smiled. “No one comes to me with pure motives.” Wow! I thought for a minute. “You really do love us, don’t You?” “I do.”

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Book:Mary Me: One Woman’s Incredible Adventure with God
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