Four things to be ever remembered

 Death.... always remember you'll die one day



Judgement .... remember you're going to be judged after death



Your judgement decides where you're going to spend enternity....... your life on earth decides on the last two; you'll either choose to go to hell😥........

...or heaven 🕊️


The choice is up to you 😥

Where do you tend to spend enternity


If ur problem be "wetin people go talk" then you never ready for this life........

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