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full of faults

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It works in the same way as car MOTs; when they reach a certain age, they have to be checked over regularly just to make sure they're not lurching about the place, full of faults that make them a danger to themselves and others.
quot; Suddenly, the shock sets in that this person whom you promised to love and cherish until death do you part, is full of faults, has blaring weaknesses, and keeps you up at night with all manner of explosive bodily sounds.
If you are full of faults and sins yourself, there is no way you will have the ability or knowledge to correct someone else spiritually.
 
 
 
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