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Sylvester Stallone was down to his last $80 when he finished writing Rocky. He had a pregnant wife, was struggling financially, and had already turned down offers that could’ve changed his life. Then he says something happened while writing the final pages that felt like divine guidance. “I really... show more

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Фото профиля ✞ GODJOEY

✞ GODJOEY1 день назад

God's power is perfected in weakness, for when I am weak, then I am strong. The trials of today will not last forever. God is turning pain into purpose, our trials into testimonies, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son. - 2 Corinthians 12:9 / X

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AM1 день назад

Amazing story

Фото профиля Jadelady49

Jadelady491 день назад

Is it true he sold his dog? Then, years later, bought him back???

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Paddity1 день назад

I thought the Resurrection A.C. reference in rocky was because of the Sun-god theory of Christ, because Rocky happened on Christmas day which is the first day after the sun moves measurably from the winter solstice. This does not make Jesus wrong.

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Zero_Tolerance1 день назад

Когда к людям приходят деньги, они потом начинают ощущать это как последствия «божественного руководства»🤣 Пройдено на олигархах

Фото профиля Kaloci

Kaloci1 день назад

Agree

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Dr Garry Dulgar1 день назад

Spot on! 🎯👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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TheAlarmClock2 дней назад

“Divine guidance” = masterful Masonic speech

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