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justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like
justchukwa: kaylapocalypse: dukeofbookingham: Another anecdote from Greek class:  Apparently there’s an episode in the Bible where Jesus asks Peter “Do you love me?” using a form of the verb ἀγαπάω, which means ‘love’ but in like

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