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a bit serious, so maybe Beomsoo will be able to read me clearly, because this letter is one of my deepest thoughts about Beomsoo.💭 One of the most personal things is not just a meeting, is a conversation, conversation opens up the...

Koean ==>빛 bit light ,shining India dravidian Proto-Dravidian : *veḍ- Meaning : to shine; clear Proto-South Dravidian: *veṭ-/*veḍ-i- Proto-South Dravidian : *veṭ-/*veḍ-i- Meaning : dawn; clear up (weather) Dravidian etymology: Dravidian...

last word! After the last greeting and the message, I was returning in a car driven by my son-in-law, Pastor Kim. I had already finished organizing the house and was going to stay at my son-in-law’s house for a month, so I was heading...

your wisdom. We’re simply reflecting back to you what you have within you already. Every word, every morsel of Realization, every little bit of light is coming from you. We’re simply shining it back. We’re simply putting it into words...

are better words than “admit” and “accept,” for sure! Grace saint said: I guess I prefer the word acknowledge. I know it's a bit like admit or accept, but I think it is more appropriate. But, it's definitely not worth arguing about...

되는걸까요 . . .? 한글파일을 깜빡하고 안가져와서 우선 메모장에 정리해둔 것들만 정리해봤습니다 정보의 단위 Bit < Byte < Word < Field < Record < File < Database - - - > Data Bank 관계형데이터베이스 =tuple =table ​ 네트워크 구성 pc -> switch...

a bit stiff because I'm going to end the sermon today. Let's share grace together. Let's try it first. Repent. You know the first words spoken by the King of Baptism and Jesus. Repent. Repent. This is the most important thing. This is...

what we have today, it is almost baiting the same, there are some spelling differences because spelling a word there is a little bit, but there's nothing in there that can have any effect on the meaning or what actually is being being...

job, Eugene! Your reading was clear, but I have a few suggestions for improvement: Pronunciation: The word "repent" sounds a bit like "re-pent." Make sure to stress the second syllable: re-PE nt. Intonation: When you read “Repent, for...