Know Yeshua, Know Peace

 

No Yeshua, No Peace.

 
Know Yeshua, Know Peace.

Don’t wait ‘till the resurrection to find out.

 

✝️

 

لَا يِيشُوع، لَا سَلَام.


إعرِف يِيشُوع، إعرِف السَّلَام.


لَا تَنتَظِر حَتَّى تَمُوت لِتَعْرِف. 

 

✝️ 

 

 

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