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 Acts  4:12  Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.

I once heard a preacher say "if you don't know Jesus on Earth, when you die, who would you say you're looking for at Heaven's gate?". It was quite a touching statement. Some things are just what they are, no matter how much we try to 'sugarcoat' God's love, the scriptures still maintains, there is no other name given amongst men for them to be saved(from eternal damnation) except the name of "Jesus". So this gives an understanding, that the name of Jesus is beyond just the name of the Son of God, but also the only name that guarantees God's saving power. The name of Jesus is God's saving power. You know, I've been asked countless times by people, are Christians the only ones to make Heaven?, and I've always pointed out John14:6 without any stutter. True Christianity is an extremist ideology, nevertheless, its an extremist ideology filled with immense love for all men. This love would push you to tell all men about Jesus, witnessing him to all and sundry. You must make up your mind to be a Jesus witness to all men. Sometimes, I wish Jehovah's witness would change their names to Jesus' witness😅. Be a Jesus witness to your world today. There is no other name given among men whereby they must be saved except the name of Jesus. Do have a great day ahead today friend.

(Daily nuggets with Tobi Adebayo)

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