She understood she was far from perfect, but to even imagine that Jesus could step off the throne of heaven to die for s — Philip Cook, ERDEN FLAME OF THE CREATOR
She understood she was far from perfect, but to even imagine that Jesus could step off the throne of heaven to die for s — Philip Cook, ERDEN FLAME OF THE CREATOR
She understood she was far from perfect, but to even imagine that Jesus could step off the throne of heaven to die for s — Philip Cook, ERDEN FLAME OF THE CREATOR
She understood she was far from perfect, but to even imagine that Jesus could step off the throne of heaven to die for s — Philip Cook, ERDEN FLAME OF THE CREATOR
She understood she was far from perfect, but to even imagine that Jesus could step off the throne of heaven to die for s — Philip Cook, ERDEN FLAME OF THE CREATOR
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She understood she was far from perfect, but to even imagine that Jesus could step off the throne of heaven to die for someone so small and full of sin, it was hard to understand

— Philip Cook, ERDEN FLAME OF THE CREATOR
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