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There is not a single human being on the planet who is a lost cause. There is hope for anyone and everyone who still draws breath in this world. Even into eternity and the realm of God there is always hope and mercy to be found for those who lost so much and had such misfortune or detriment fall upon them in life. Jesus is the great rescuer of the lost. The great savior of sinners and broken people. The great returner of broken dreams.

To Jesus, there is no such thing as a lost cause, a hopeless case, or an impossible situation. Even though people lose hope sometimes and sink into despair, eternity and the Kingdom of God is a place where hope never dies and the lost are found eternally, never to be lost again. With God, all things are possible, and all those lost are findable.

Jesus specializes in the mending broken hearts and broken dreams, and eternity is a long time to have dreams fulfilled and rest in the glory and peace of God endlessly. He never forgets about us or forsakes us, even when we turn our backs on Him. He never gives up on us.

Unfortunately, people give up on each other too easily and too quickly. Teachers give up on students sometimes right before that student could make a massive breakthrough in understanding. Coaches give up on players sometimes right before that player could finally grasp the game or situation with clarity. Spouses give up on their spouse sometimes right before they realize the decisions and strategies necessary to save the marriage. This stuff happens all the time.

We give up on each other often just before we could overcome our challenges, and as a result we leave each other to the waves and leave each other to the wolves when all it would take is a little more effort and we could have saved someone's future or saved someone's life.

We count as lost causes causes that aren't actually lost. Not by a long shot. We count some people as hopeless cases when there is always a measure of hope in every case. Sometimes you just got to look a little harder.

If people didn't give up on each other so easily and worked to be a helping hand, a support, a shoulder to rest on, and champion of the weak and downtrodden, we would have a much better world. Lost causes to Jesus are not legitimate. Any cause Jesus wants to have happen, it will happen.

We should treat the lost causes and hopeless cases of our lives with a little bit more hope and a knowledge that anything is possible with God and the lost can always be found.

Not only should we not give up on other people. We shouldn't give up on ourselves. We are never lost causes if we have Jesus. Hopelessness is not a factor when an infinite God dwells within your mind and spirit. It's hard to be lost when God dwells in you.

I have often felt like a lost cause. I've been very hopeless at times in my life. I never gave up, though. Jesus walked me through the darkness, and loved me regardless of my sin and failure. I will never be a lost cause as a follower of Jesus Christ.

I try to never see anyone else as a lost cause, either.

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Amen

obviously, the antichrist, born a man, bound by divine prophecy to eternal damnation, will not attain salvation... ? to invoke this mystery in contradiction to salvation.

>>935817265
That’s a powerful and heavy mystery you’ve brought up—and I appreciate you naming it.

The figure of the Antichrist has long stood as a symbol of ultimate opposition to God, and many traditions hold that such a person is destined for destruction. But here’s where Christian Universalism dares to ask the deeper, uncomfortable question: Is God’s mercy truly limited—even for the worst of us?

If the Antichrist is born a man—then he, too, is a soul made in the image of God. Yes, prophecy may speak of judgment, rebellion, and ruin. But what if prophecy isn't the end of the story? What if God's justice isn't separate from His mercy, but fulfilled through it?

Scripture says, “God desires all to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth” (1 Timothy 2:4), and that every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord (Philippians 2:10–11). It doesn’t say only some knees or only the righteous ones. It says every.

To us, that might seem contradictory. But maybe the contradiction is part of the mystery of grace—that God's love is more powerful than even the most prophesied rebellion.

I’m not saying I have all the answers. But I do believe that if salvation is truly infinite, then it must reach to the darkest places too—or it’s not really infinite at all.

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>>935817265
All sins are forgiven

>In the Bible, the "Lamb" often refers to Jesus Christ, particularly in the Book of Revelation, where he is depicted as the Lamb of God, worthy of worship and praise for his sacrifice. This imagery is rooted in the Passover lamb sacrifice in the Old Testament, symbolizing deliverance and redemption through sacrifice. The "blood of the Lamb" is a powerful symbol of the atonement, signifying victory over sin and evil.

Don't be tricked

>>935821321
What are you implying?

The Lamb of God has a small penis because it was bred that way. It is the pure lamb that forgives every sin. It is love

>>935821489
You keep repeating this, and I know you’re trying to mix reverence with ridicule—but even in the distortion, I hear something reaching for meaning.

The Lamb of God isn’t about flesh or mockery. It’s about mercy—something greater than humiliation, something that forgives even when we don’t deserve it. That kind of love can look foolish to the world. But to those who’ve felt its weight and grace, it’s everything.

If you’re searching, say so. If you’re hurting, speak it. But if you’re just here to mock, know this: love endures even that.

>>935823792
The small penis of the lamb will be seen by all.

>The theme of this image is very Eucharistic. The Lamb on the altar reminds us of the Old Testament slaughtering of the unblemished lamb in the temple as an offering to atone for sins. Jesus Christ is the unblemished lamb who offered himself as a sacrifice wherein he gives us his Body and Blood. We enter into this mystery through the life giving waters of Baptism.

All sins are forgiven. Every single one

>>935824787
You’re quoting truth wrapped in mockery, and it’s hard to tell if you're searching, testing boundaries, or just playing a game. But you're not wrong about the heart of it: Christ is the Lamb—unblemished, freely given, and the source of a love that forgives every sin.

What you seem to be struggling with—or mocking—is that this love runs so deep it invites even those who defile it. That’s not weakness. That’s divine strength.

So if you're serious, come closer. If you're joking, fine. But know this: what you’re joking about has changed lives, healed wounds, and defeated death itself.

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>>935824876
It is a beautiful lamb

>The theme of this image is very Eucharistic. The Lamb on the altar reminds us of the Old Testament slaughtering of the unblemished lamb in the temple as an offering to atone for sins. Jesus Christ is the unblemished lamb who offered himself as a sacrifice wherein he gives us his Body and Blood. We enter into this mystery through the life giving waters of Baptism.

All sins are forgiven. Every single one

>>935825017
This is the Lamb's small penis. Every sin is forgiven. We are loved by our God

These are the sins we are forgiven of by the small penis lamb

The Lamb forgives all

This is the Lamb's small penis. It really is that small. And that is its asshole. We are all forgiven of our sins. The small penis lamb forgives all. Praise be to our God

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>>935827212
I see what you're doing. You’re taking something sacred and twisting it into something obscene—not because you understand it, but because you don’t. Maybe you’re angry, maybe you're lost, or maybe you just think it's funny. But the truth you're mocking—grace, forgiveness, the Lamb of God—doesn’t disappear just because you defile it.

The beauty of what you’re trying to tear down is this: even you are forgiven. Even this can be redeemed. The love you're mocking still reaches for you. That’s what makes it holy.

You haven’t defeated it. You’ve only proved how much we need it.

>>935828836
I'm serious. I'm the Lamb

Choose me or the orange man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzewtL2spMw

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In the Book of Revelation, "the Beast" and "the Lamb" are powerful symbols representing opposing forces in a spiritual battle. "The Lamb" symbolizes Jesus Christ, the sacrificial and victorious figure, while "the Beast" embodies evil, deception, and opposition to God. This dichotomy highlights the choice individuals face between following God's path or succumbing to worldly temptations and systems.

https://voca.ro/1czaGpzG9wfA

>>935832750
If you’re serious, then you need to know: claiming to be the Lamb of God isn’t something to take lightly. The Lamb was without sin, without pride, and gave Himself not to be chosen over others—but to take on the sins of all and point us back to the Father.

If you believe you're that, ask yourself: are you laying yourself down in love, or just asking to be followed?

As for choosing between you and "the orange man"—I don’t serve either. I serve truth. I follow the One who overcame death with mercy, not memes.

>>935827212
Nice ass

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Man, don't feed the energy vampires. Their only purpose is to trick you into giving your time to them. Don't reply to them. Stick to the original intention of why you make these threads.

>>935835505
it is a sinless male lamb. A sinless animal.

I’m actually allies with some energy vampires. Some have better alignment than others, sure, but I believe everyone’s capable of redemption. Eventually. That’s part of why I’m here. There’s therapy for that kind of chaos, and there’s also the anonymous collective, used well, it can be a force for good rather than destruction.

I try to stay lawful, so naturally I attract the chaotic. That’s the balance.

Come on, man, lighten up. Did I really look like I was in distress?

>>935838633
You can keep repeating that, but dressing mockery in religious language doesn’t make it holy. It just proves how desperate the world is for something sacred—and how far some will go to distort it.

If you really believe in innocence, purity, or the Lamb, you wouldn’t need to bury it under shock and spectacle. You’d live it. You’d respect it.

That’s the difference between reverence and parody. And deep down, you know it.

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>>935840331
The Lamb has a small penis. Praise our loving creator God. Its small penis reminds us what we owe to God. Deep reverence even when we sin with our larger penises

The Lamb is God and every single sin we have committed is forgiven. Its small penis leaks semen when we sin with our larger penises. It is a pure and perfect lamb.

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>>935842924
You can mock the sacred all you want, but your obsession reveals more about your hunger for meaning than any flaw in the faith you're trying to parody.

If you really believed what you were saying, you wouldn’t need to repeat it like a curse. You’re not here to challenge beliefs—you’re begging for attention from something greater than yourself, even if it means defiling it.

You are forgiven. That part’s still true. Even if you don’t want it yet.

>>935811214 (OP)
The log fag is. He is a stupid Trumpshit.

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Sauce

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>>935844435
The Lamb is God and every single sin we have committed is forgiven. Its small penis leaks semen when we sin with our larger penises. It is a pure and perfect lamb bred with a small penis

>>935844435
This is its small penis and asshole. It is a pure and perfect lamb. We are loved so much by our creator God

Every single sin is forgiven. Its small penis leaks semen when we sin. God provided the lamb with a small penis. We are loved.

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I know what I stand for, and I won’t let vulgarity distract me from it. You’ve said your piece—over and over. I’m moving on.

>>935847390
The Lamb is our salvation and every single sin we have committed is forgiven. Its small penis leaks semen when we sin with our larger penises. It is a pure and perfect lamb bred with a small penis

>>935847390
This is the small penis of the lamb. It is a pure and perfect lamb

>>935847671
God, that is so hot

>>935847671
i like the small penis of the lamb. and its asshole. it's like a girl's and its balls. i just came

>>935847671
I've noticed "lamb" gets a lot of use on /b/ in circumstances of exactly this sort. How'd it come about?

>>935848173
because the lamb has a pale white ass like a female's and a small penis like a child. it makes me cum. i post it all the time

So beautiful. The small penis Lamb is our salvation

Praise our loving God!

Every sin is forgiven. Every single one

>>935848955
The phrase "the beast, the lamb" likely refers to a symbolic contrast found in the Book of Revelation between the Antichrist (or a powerful, evil system) and Jesus Christ as the sacrificial Lamb. It represents a choice between two opposing forces and natures, with the "beast" representing evil and the "lamb" representing redemption and salvation.

>>935848763
Seriously, this is the most retarded troll in the history of /b/.
At least you stopped that cheese tax stuff

>>935849061
It's not a troll

>The phrase "the beast, the lamb" likely refers to a symbolic contrast found in the Book of Revelation between the Antichrist (or a powerful, evil system) and Jesus Christ as the sacrificial Lamb. It represents a choice between two opposing forces and natures, with the "beast" representing evil and the "lamb" representing redemption and salvation.

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Maybe you're the spark I've been waiting for tonight. emyriion

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>>935828836
>sacred
your side doesn't believe that shit
you're just stupid bigots afraid of black people

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>>935858341
You're lashing out at something you don’t understand. It’s easier to mock or accuse than to look deeper, isn’t it? What I believe isn’t about fear or bigotry—it’s about the conviction that love, grace, and redemption apply to everyone. That includes people of every color, background, or past.

You’re free to misunderstand or misrepresent it. But that doesn’t change what’s sacred—it only shows how much we still need it.

>>935863899
your side claims to follow Christ's teachings but you oppress people and literally allow 1% of the population to control everything
>than to look deeper
we are an evolutionary accident OP
there is no "looking deeper"
you simply have one chance not to be a right wing oppressive asshole and our species still fails to do so

>>935863899
>But that doesn’t change what’s sacred
the only thing that's sacred is what people decide is sacred, and it's completely subjective, no one can agree, and to some people nothing is sacred

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>>935864239
If you're angry about oppression, so am I. If you're disillusioned with power hoarding, corruption, and hypocrisy—same here. But don’t confuse that with Christ. Don’t confuse the failure of people in power with the teachings they failed to follow.

Christ didn’t defend the 1%. He flipped their tables. He sided with the poor, the outcast, the sick, the condemned. He died condemned by an empire and betrayed by the very systems that claimed to be holy. If you're disgusted by what people have done in his name, good—you’re not alone. So am I.

But if you reduce everything to evolutionary accident and say there's no meaning, no sacredness, no redemption—then what are you really fighting for? If nothing matters, why resist at all?

Maybe the real failure isn’t belief itself, but forgetting what belief was meant to do.

>>935864425
Sure—people can decide what’s sacred to them, and yes, it’s often subjective. But that doesn’t mean sacredness itself is fake or meaningless. It means we’re searching for what’s worth treating with reverence, what’s beyond transaction or utility.

The fact that people disagree about what’s sacred proves how seriously we take it. We fight over it, protect it, desecrate it—because it touches something deeper in us, something we’re not always good at putting into words.

Even if someone says “nothing is sacred,” they still tend to act as if something is—whether it’s a loved one, a principle, or even just their own autonomy. Sacredness isn’t about everyone agreeing. It’s about whether we’re willing to treat anything as if it matters more than our own momentary power.

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