La victoria de Abelardo está infravalorada, de verdad no estamos dimensionando de lo que salvamos a Colombia.
Un plan de gobierno que contenía una combinación mortal: Acabar el CNE y hacer Constituyente.
Si eso no les dice cuál era el plan entonces no analizan ni un paisaje.
Muy grave esto, más casos de corrupción del gobierno Petro: 69mil millones en becas de las cuales no se registra estudiantes.
A este paso no puede haber ningún empalme con estos bandidos, lo que se debe hacer es pedirle que desocupe el cargo y hacer unas auditorías para ver el verdadero estado en el que nos entregan el país y no el que Petro se invente la noche anterior en medio de sus locuras.
Los jóvenes que Petro mantiene engañados con la promesa de la educación, deben hacerle seguimiento profundo a este tipo de noticias y condenar los hechos.
@petrogustavo Ud. No tiene dignidad. Ud. no tiene auto percepción de cuán desajustado esta su cerebro. Ud. necesita desintoxicación. Está nadando en un mar de alguna sustancia que le hace escribir muy mal! No tiene sentido nada de lo que escribe. Ni sentido ni ortografía.
What we lose when the Bible is only on a screen:
1. You remember where the verse lives on the page and aids memorization.
2. The page shows you much more at once. You see the context, not just a few verses at once.
3. The page keeps your notes. Years from now they will still be there, in your own hand.
4. The page cannot distract you with a notification. It only asks to be read.
5. The page is something your children watch you open and they know it’s the Bible.
The screen gives much. The page gives more.
In an interview with Chuck Swindoll in 2015, Joni Eareckson Tada explained an unexpected desire involving her wheelchair, which she has been confined to as a quadriplegic since 1967:
"...I do hope that I can take my wheelchair to Heaven with me. I know that's not theologically correct, but if I could, I would put it right there. And I'd be standing in my new glorified body right here, and I'd be holding the hand of Jesus, and I would feel those nail prints in His palm.
And I will say, 'Thank you,' and I know He'll know I mean it, because He will have recognized me as the woman who came to Him every single morning, hemorrhaging human strength: 'I need you, Jesus, desperately.'
And I will say to Him, 'Jesus, you were so right when You said that in this world we would have trouble. That thing was a lot of trouble, but the weaker I was on that thing, the harder I leaned on You. And the harder I leaned on You, the stronger I just discovered You to be. And I'm just so grateful that You gave me the privilege of knowing You as not only my Man of Sorrows, but the Lord of Joy, Rock of Gibraltar, real Joy.
Thank you, Jesus. And now, if you want, you can send that thing to Hell. Woohoo! Get it outta here!'"