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Herbert Broderick Ministries

Pastor Herbert & Ruth Broderick

Demi-adult, a child who is over the age of majority yet still relay on his parents for everything. From food to shelter and everything in between.

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Reading the Gospel each day helps us to overcome our selfishness and to follow Jesus, our Teacher with dedication.

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Love yourself at least as much as you love others. You are worthy of self-love...you're worth of God's love!

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Good, better, best. Never let it rest. Until your good is better than your best.

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Think positively. The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts.

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Will a person have Eternal Life?

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The body (dust) + breath (breath of life) = a living soul. The words soul and spirit occur in the Scripture approximately 900 times, and not once are they referred to as being immortal or undying. The inspired writers of the Scripture had at least 900 opportunities to inform us that the soul is immortal, but never did so. Surely this is a significant fact that must not be overlooked. The fact that man is mortal is affirmed throughout the Scripture. The word “immortality” is used only five times (“immortal” only once) and never coupled with the words “soul” or “spirit.”

Eternal life is not something that we just naturally have, but something for which we “seek for” (Romans 2:7), “hope” for (Titus 1:2; 3:7), “lay hold on” (1 Timothy 6:12,19), “put on” (1 Corinthians 15:53-54), and be willing to give up all for. Eternal life is not something we naturally possess but is something that we must qualify for by choosing Christ and living according to His will. If man had been created with a soul that couldn’t die; would it have done God any good to keep man from the “tree of life” (Genesis 3:22-24) and would God need to “give eternal life” to us (John 17:2)? God sending His Son was a condition to eternal life. If Christ had not come, died, and risen again, we would all perish in sin.

  1. Is eternal life a gift?
    Answer: Yes (Romans 6:23, John 10:28; 17:2, 1 John 5:11).
  2. Is eternal life conditional? 
    Answer: Yes (1 John 3:14; 5:11-13, John 3:15,16,36; 5:24,40; 6:47,51,54,57; 10:10; 11:25-26; 14:19, Romans 2:6,7; 8:6, 1 Corinthians 15:3,17,18,21,22, Hebrews 5:9, Matthew 19:16-21, Mark 10:17-21, Luke 10:25-28; 18:18-22, Revelation 22:14, Titus 1:2; 3:7, 1 Timothy 6:12,19, Jude 1:21).
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  • 15 Reasons Why Jesus Came
  • 50 Historical Facts Why Jesus Christ is The Messiah
  • About Prayer – Jesus Opinion
  • Can prayer change God’s Mind?
  • Can the Soul of a person Die?
  • Can we Communicate with the Spirit World?
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  • Does a person goes to Paradise after Death ?
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  • Life and Death
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  • What happen when a person dies?
  • What is the Spirit & the Soul ?
  • Will a person have Eternal Life?
  • Will everything we ask for come True?

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