Matthew 5 33 37

Matthew 5 33 37

This is a command to not swear/promise things as it is not our right to determine what God will or will not do/accomplish. Matthew 5:33-37 Isaiah 42:9 Matthew 5:17 John 19:28-30 Matthew 5:18 Matthew 5:21

Matthew 5:33-37
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