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ARE YOU A BOULDER OR AN OUTCROP?

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This book discusses a fundamental difference between a Boulder and an Outcrop. The two features are likened to what a man could be. Many have been detached from their Origin and Creator. The Origin is GOD and He himself is the ROCK OF AGES. No ROCK save our GOD, no GOD save GOD. GOD created man in His own image and after his likeness. Every rock on earth should be an Outcrop, but agents of weathering disintegrated them into Boulder. All boulder were once an Outcrop. GOD doesn't make an imperfect thing, He makes perfect things. The devil and his cohorts are the agents of weathering. They reshape, expose and take men far from GOD. Their mission is to kill, steal and destroy. A boulder type of person is not strong and he is.........An outcrop type of person is strong and......

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