Hebrews 9:15

Hebrews 9:15 HPB

Dass wat Christ wen do. An dass why Christ stay da middo man fo da New Deal God make wit da peopo. So now, da peopo God tell fo come be his guys, dey goin get eryting dat he wen promise fo give his kids foeva. Az cuz Christ wen go mahke fo cut dem loose from da powa dat da bad kine stuff get ova dem, all da time dey was unda da firs deal.

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