Marzieh Amirizadeh answered,
It is God, and not you, who determines if I am worthy.
Recently, this was the cry of a beautiful, young Iranian women in prison to her captor.
Who determines if you are worthy?
3 Comments ↓
Recent Comments
- 1 95 Theses on Marriage in the LDS I-15 Corridor
- 2 2013 Berean Valentines
- 3 BSA Grand Teton Council and Boy Scouts National Council
- 4 Bible Reading for Bereans in I.F. – NT3
- 5 Bible Reading for Bereans in Idaho Falls – NT2
- 6 Bible reading for Bereans in I.F. – NT1
- 7 Bereans in I.F. – “a living sacrifice”
- 8 Romanos 12:1
- 9 Ten Reasons Why You Should Read Your Bible
- 10 Bereans: 2013 Bible reading in Idaho Falls
- 11 Bereans: Out of darkness, light
- 12 Bereans in I.F. – Carne de carnaro para la cena navidena
- 13 Bereans in Idaho Falls: True or False on Christmas events
- 14 Bereans of Idaho Falls: Look. Matthew 3, the annointed King.
- 15 What Jesus is saying to His Church in Idaho Falls? (7)
- 16 The God Who Weeps: How Mormonism Makes Sense of Life
- 17 The church of the Laodiceans
- 18 What Jesus is saying to His Church in Idaho Falls along the I-15 Corridor (6)
- 19 What Jesus is saying to His Church in Idaho Falls along the I-15 Corridor (5)
- 20 What Jesus is saying to His Church in Idaho Falls along the I-15 Corridor (4)
- More Posts
I am thankful as well that my worthiness is determined by God’s justice that was poured out on Jesus Christ for my sins and Christ’s righteousness that was graciously given to me by God’s mercy.
Verily, the heart of the gospel.
This is the plan of happiness. This the reason why one can carry a smile in prison.
This kind of joy testifies to the truth of the gospel of God.