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Disney clock looks like 10:09:08.

Gematria results of the tweet I'm about to send,"knowingly", also included these two results:

There's more than one book with "Corinthians" in the name. There aren't 83 of them though.

Does this refer to an 83rd verse, perhaps?

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Couldn't find that.

However, in 1 Corinthians 8, I saw something related to something else, in the 9th verse; here are 8, 9, and 10 (matching Mickey's clock):

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In Matthew 18:6, one of the verses I now have the book, chapter, and verse memorized, it discusses not placing a "stumblingblock" in front of the little ones.

Another word for stumblingblock is the heated block that offerings are placed on. I.e., don't ritually kill your

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children. And, if you do, it would be better for you if you wore a millstone and drowned.

It WOULD BE BETTER FOR YOU if that were to happen, than what is going to happen to your soul after you might think "it's all over."

Now, the above passages are talking about not

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eating the burnt offerings of meat that has been put up for sacrifice.

Children have been put up for sacrifice. The modern version of this, is abortion.

We're learning that people eat the blood of the abused to obtain superpowers, as the movie Limitless showed at the end.

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I was just shown a link between 1 Cor 8:9 and Matt 18:6.

Very neat!

I mentioned last week that one could rip a page out of Scripture, and it would still basically be intact; that the messages are not "localized" like e.g. an encyclopedia would be.

Got attacked over it.

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Whatever; some people lacking eyes to see and ears to hear get jealous, I guess?

Anyway, it's really cool; it's almost like a fractal, or a hologram, where breaking it up doesn't destroy it.

And today, I find an example of it, while researching something else.

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I love research! Answering questions leads to more questions.

Here's some more that matched gematrix.org/?word=knowingly

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And circling back to the initial result: perhaps it's 1 Cor 8:3?

Here is that, along with surrounding context.

God bless.

This morning on further review I see a numerical connection between them, as well:

1 8 9

1 8 6

Flip the second one over, and they make a palindrome:

1 8 9 9 8 1

This is fun.

In fact, that's exactly what Dr. Chuck Missler wrote, at the end of this:🙏

khouse.org/articles/1995/…