Guru @_cryptGuru

Joined April 2025

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klein @_klein14

a day ago

God doesn't call you into battles you can't fight He doesn't open doors just to close them He doesn't begin a work and walk away If He led you there, nothing can stop you from getting through it

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Word of the day; Galatians 6:9... "Let us not become weary in doing good,for at the proper time we will reap a good harvest if we don't give up" As long as the dice is still rolling, you'll get your six. For now clap for others and show love🤞

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klein @_klein14

2 days ago

Sometimes that one genuine person we overlooked while waiting for someone better was actually the blessing we prayed for,the real love and loyalty they offer is rare. Don't fumble someone real while chasing a fantasy because you might not get that kind of presence twice.

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klein @_klein14

a week ago

Word of Wisdom! Who You Marry is More important Than When You Marry

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klein @_klein14

2 days ago

My Sunday Sermon was this: "One of the greatest goals we can set for ourselves is to build so much wealth, stability and abundance that our blessings naturally flow into the hands of those in need " My Dream is To be financially stable that God Uses my pockets to bless others

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klein @_klein14

4 days ago

The man who once ran from the law was now running toward redemption through literature. His words inspired conversations about crime, about youth, about choices.

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klein @_klein14

4 days ago

Out of prison came My Life in Crime, his first novel, a raw and gripping story told from the mind of a young criminal. To the surprise of many, the book became a bestseller, especially among the youth. Readers saw not just the thrill of crime but also the emptiness it left behind

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klein @_klein14

4 days ago

John Kiriamiti’s name once struck fear in the streets of Kenya. In the 1970s, he was known as a daring bank robber, a man whose life was ruled by fast cars, quick money, and a constant game of cat-and-mouse with the police.