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    There is the Biblical concept of losing oneself. The Lord Jesus said, "Whosoever will save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake and the gospel's, the same shall save it." Mark 8:35 In other words, the people who want to do their own thing, be their own god, seek their will; Jesus labels them as "saving their lives." The people who want to serve the Lord Jesus and set aside their own desires that are in conflict with God's will are in essence, sacrificing their lives for God; thus, losing theirselves. These people are the ones who will save their lives because on Judgment Day, when God shall repay every man for the things done in his body, whether they be good or bad, that person shall receive eternal life (based upon the sacrifice of Christ, not the man's good works.)
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    If you are not talking clearly, then you are a bit mixed up. If you make a grammatical error, I'd go with messed up. Messed up could also be used when referring to a child or adult who has made a mistake or poor choice. "Jimmy really messed up when he skipped school to go shoot pool!" Bob messed up when he didn't pay the taxes he owed.
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    Your rent is due, and I don't want to make an issue out of it, but if you will simply focus on paying your bills rather than leave gaps in your diligence, then everyone will be much more glad than sad. :)
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    Yes, you could say that. If you want that question written grammatical correct, try this: Thank you. And may I say, "Was his father a cheerful man, or wasn't he?"
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    If you had an office document or college paper you needed to change, you'd revise it, thus making some updated changes. If you had something like a church constitution with its bylaws, and you wanted to make a change, then you could amend it. Modify would probably not be the most popular word for a document change. I'd modify my F-350 Ford diesel truck by upgrading my turbo and chipping it. :) Merrit
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    We don't. lol I suppose if someone were trying to talk like a hippy. "That coat's pretty fab, man." Tip. Don't use fab or fabby with an English native; at least not an American. Maybe those Brits might prefer the word. lol
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    Also, Danny's father didn't wash and feed him during his childhood.
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    His father didn't wash and feed Danny during his childhood. He should have, but he was too busy doing other things.
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    Two options you have: Was his father a cheerful man or not? Also: Was his father a cheerful man, or was he not? Answer: His father was a cheerful man. :)
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    "I had a lot of things to do this morning, but now I will have to wait until Monday to do them." 


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