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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave And they continued steadfastly (Acts 2:42) - That is to say, they did not backslide. The real reason there are so many backsliders is because there are so many who have never had a forward slide to Jesus Christ. - Quote by Oswald J. Smith

And they continued steadfastly (Acts 2:42) – That is to say, they did not backslide. The real reason there are so many backsliders is because there are so many who have never had a forward slide to Jesus Christ.

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