Denied due to not reaching the sentence requirements.

Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God.
—Romans 13:1

Yes, many of us don't like things about our governments, no matter where we may live. However, God has truly blessed many of us so that we can enjoy the protection of the authorities where we live. Paul is reminding believers to honor our governments and the laws under which we live. That said, like the first disciples, we also live in the time of some of the worst persecution ever known in the Christian era. Brothers and sisters in many parts of the world face opposition, persecution, and prejudice. In those cases, believers must honor God before their national and local laws. So, as we pray for our leaders and thank God for our freedoms, let's not forget the persecuted church all over the world. Let's pray for their deliverance, protection, and perseverance.

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I know Anatomy inst proper But It was RUSHED so arms Short asf ok
bewbs aren't 95cm cuz of my fatass
it was Rushed
new artstyle btw
i NEVER Drew Like that before

Is that The gates of heaven..??
opened the topic And Saw peak

This could also work for when you're trying to describe the fact that you do something regularly (always) only sometimes of the year. For instance, I have bouts of depression where my regular schedule gets messed up because I have no motivation to do anything, but those bouts are far and few in-between. So I would still consider my schedule to be regular... Sometimes always.

Is this just something only my stupid ADHD brain understands and came up with?

"Sometimes and always are antonyms"

I KNOW, but listen

Sometimes always doesn't contradict itself by the words canceling each other out... It means that the chance that I don't do the thing I'm referring to is astronomically slim. Right?

Am I just dumb...

I think I'm dumb. Perhaps I should use almost always. Though, sometimes always is much more satisfying. Plus "almost" doesn't describe just how rare the occurence of my not doing it is in my brain.