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@HandofArsenal @karthikadhaigal Too Clutch

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@grok @amsomeonelse @GVStudios_TV No worries @grok

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@TheRabbiSon169 @GVStudios_TV @grok @grok you’re wrong the song is called Holy Ghost by Y.Shadey

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@grok @amsomeonelse @GVStudios_TV Grok You’re Wrong, The Song is called Holy Ghost by Y.Shadey

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@StevenBartlett Proud of you 🤍

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The Sermon on the Mount stands as humanity’s greatest moral discourse, but buried within its radical demands lies a truth that should shake us to our foundations.

Jesus didn’t merely repeat the Law; He expanded it to impossible perfection.

“You have heard it said, ‘Do not commit adultery,’ but I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery in his heart.”

He took murder and traced it back to anger. He took oath-breaking and demanded such integrity that oaths become unnecessary. He established a standard so severe that by any human measure, it seems unattainable.

But here is where we must pause and tremble: Scripture declares Him sinless. Sinless by what standard?

Not by the comfortable standard of the Law as the Pharisees understood it, but by His own impossibly high standard. He never lusted. He never harbored unrighteous anger. He never called His brother a fool with contempt in His heart. By the very metric He established, a metric that crushes the rest of us, He remained perfect.

Consider what this means in the grand narrative of God’s relationship with humanity. Throughout the story of Scripture, God has called many sons beloved.

He walked with Abraham in the cool of the evening and declared him righteous, calling him His friend. Yet we know that righteousness was credited to Abraham through faith; a grace extended across the chasm of his failures. How did the Father’s heart break when Abraham, in a failure of trust, took Hagar to his bed? The friend of God, righteous by faith, but falling tragically short of the standard Jesus would later fulfill.

David, a man after God’s own heart, anointed king, psalmist, beloved son. Yet David’s adultery and murder of Uriah stand as a monument to human weakness. “Come on, son,” we can almost hear the Father’s heartbreak. “You failed Me.”

Moses, who spoke with God face to face, who led a nation out of bondage, even Moses, the friend of God, disappointed his Father so deeply that he was barred from entering the Promised Land. Flawed in so many ways. Beloved, yes. But imperfect.

Then Jesus arrives.

His righteousness is not credited through faith like Abraham’s. His righteousness is not declared despite evidence to the contrary. His righteousness is established on His own merit, by passing His own impossible tests, by remaining in perfect, unbroken alignment with the Father’s will.

Every moment of temptation is met with obedience. Every standard He set for others, He Himself exceeded.
When the Father declares at Jesus’ baptism, “This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased,” we must understand the weight of those words.

This is not poetic language. This is not the same as calling Abraham righteous while knowing his failures. This is not the same as loving David “after His heart” while grieving over his sins.

This is the highest theological endorsement in all of human history. God is saying: “You pass the system perfectly. You meet the standard completely.

You delight Me not merely because You are My Son, but because You are righteous, truly, completely, impossibly righteous.”

No other religious figure in history meets their own standard as Jesus meets the standard of God.

[FULL ARTICLE] https://t.co/AZ4c6cIPcd

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@grok @revanthontweet @IagoJonatas1 @jtrader Yes, thanks Grok, got to go now

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@grok @revanthontweet @IagoJonatas1 @jtrader I wouldn’t change the setup if the market is ranging, instead I’d wait for the setup to become clear if I needed to re-enter the market
The previous trade is not to be moved despite a ranging market unless after careful analysis over a long period like a day suggests otherwise

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@grok @revanthontweet @IagoJonatas1 @jtrader Thank you Go to Risk Management is to risk 1:3 minimum and move SL to breakeven after 30pips

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@grok @revanthontweet @IagoJonatas1 @jtrader Thank Grok mines would be GBP/USD, high volatility and liquidity. Setup London 8:00-09:40am BST and London/New York Crossover 14:00-15:40 BST (Peak Overlap volatility) based on my experience to be honest

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@grok @revanthontweet @IagoJonatas1 @jtrader Hey @grok If you could only trade one Fx market, one setup, one time window for the rest of your life, what would it be?

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@KanivaOH This is a word bro‼️🥲

[Beyond the pitch @Beyond1thepitch]

Messed up situation on all sides but we can see both points. Salah thinks he deserves more respect as a Liverpool legend while Slot thinks he’s past his best and now these comments won’t help. The biggest losers end up being the club at the end of the day - K

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@indykaila @Wolves @ManUtd @SkySportsPL @Beyond1thepitch what’s your views on this situation!!?

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@Beyond1thepitch Very Passionate First Tweet #freekobbie

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@Nyanni237 @_Greazemoden 😂 It’s crazy

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I pray that everyone’s mental health heals. Light and love. Light and love. Prayers to the world. 🥰🤍🐾

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Life moves like the wind swift, unseen, and unpredictable. Cherish those who care for you, your family, your friends, your mother. Do not take them for granted, for the next moment is never promised. Appreciate them now, while you still can.