Roman 8:31-39 "Who or [what] can separate us from d love of Christ? Consider below how all d Disciples of Christ served God n died cruel deaths in d process, but nothing could separate them from the love of God-not even death. Peter: He was crucified in Rome with is head downwards. Andrew: He was burnt alive. Paul: after so much trails and attack from the Goverment, he was beheaded in Rome by the order of Empero Nero. Banabas: this caring and humble man was stoned to death at Salamis. Mathias: he was first stone then beheaded. Bartholomew: he was stone to death. James the great: was thrown down from a lofty pinnacle of the temple and beaten to death with a club. Stephen: first man to be killed by stoning outside the city at the feet of Saul [Act 7:58] Luke the docter: was hung upon d gate of Greece. John the beloved: was put into a drum of boiling oil. He refuse to die and was banished thereafter to a lonely island called Patmus where he was inspired to write the book of Revelation [his frustration b became his inspiration]. Mark: He was executed at Alexandria after being crudely dragged along the street of the city. Judah: shot to death with an arrow. Thomas was speared to death in east India. If nothing could seperate them THEN, by the grace of God, nothing shall separate u and I NOW from d love of God in Jesus name.
Posted on: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 09:08:39 +0000
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