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The bitter Truth

I saw this on Facebook and I feel you should read it.  Though it had been edited to convey the message I wish to share with you because we shall all die one day.
Vanity upon vanity, everything is vanity says the bible.
The human body after death.
*3 days after death, finger nails begin to fall;
*4 days after death, hairs breaks out of the skull and all body hairs fall;
*5 days after death, the brain starts to sag, the flesh fades, the buttock, breast, penis, Vagina, will decay (those things that normally drives u into sin, hmmm)
*6 days after death, the skin begins to noircir and gradually detach from the bones;
*7 days after death, the belly melts and radiates a strong odour beginning with a gaping mouth and a genital organ appealing the marauders;
*60 days after death, the whole human body is reduced to nothing bones;
-So therefore;
Why too much pride?
Why too much selfishness?
Why too much hate?
Why too much jealousy?
Why too much evil deeds?
Man is a dust and must surely go back to the dust to help the land to be fertile.

Do u think that u are the owner of yourself?
Why not humble yourself?
Why not love your neighbours?
Stop those selfish acts?
You are only living by God's grace
Be wise
Be a saint
Rev Fr law Sdv

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  1. Unknown9 September 2018 at 06:55

    Thank you Fr for this thought provoking message. We should always remember that nothing was brought into this world, and nothing would be taking away.All those things surrounding us will vanish with the world.They are all ephemeral.

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