For You Are Fearfully And Wonderfully Made

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The Bible lets us know that we are fearfully and wonderfully made. Created in God's image. God has placed his finger print inside each one of us. Now human science has finally begun to catch up and catch on to this truth that the Bible has been declaring since the beginning of time. Click on Title above and watch the video to see God's finger print that is inside of everyone. Remember the word Laminin.
It puts a fresh understanding to the words " When he was on the Cross we were on his mind".

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