Jonathan

It's 30% letters. And... This is not the word of God. That's not what I'm trying to say. And yet, the word of God in the form of letters were given to churches, to Christians in need, going through trials. And these words from an old apostle in jail give them hope for the current reality they were going through and the future reality, the future grace they were expecting in Christ.

It's 30% letters. And... This is not the word of God. That's not what I'm trying to say. And yet, the word of God in the form of letters were given to churches, to Christians in need, going through trials. And these words from an old apostle in jail give them hope for the current reality they were going through and the future reality, the future grace they were expecting in Christ.

It's 30% letters. And... This is not the word of God. That's not what I'm trying to say. And yet, the word of God in the form of letters were given to churches, to Christians in need, going through trials. And these words from an old apostle in jail give them hope for the current reality they were going through and the future reality, the future grace they were expecting in Christ.

And for me, letters were that. And after that event, when I was 12, I continued growing in maturity. I'm now serving in the church. I'm involved in service opportunities. I'm all in about Christ. I'm sharing the gospel in my school, in my community. I'm still in poverty, but I am aware that God is working and he has a plan. And when I was 14, the most difficult moment came in my life.

And for me, letters were that. And after that event, when I was 12, I continued growing in maturity. I'm now serving in the church. I'm involved in service opportunities. I'm all in about Christ. I'm sharing the gospel in my school, in my community. I'm still in poverty, but I am aware that God is working and he has a plan. And when I was 14, the most difficult moment came in my life.

And for me, letters were that. And after that event, when I was 12, I continued growing in maturity. I'm now serving in the church. I'm involved in service opportunities. I'm all in about Christ. I'm sharing the gospel in my school, in my community. I'm still in poverty, but I am aware that God is working and he has a plan. And when I was 14, the most difficult moment came in my life.

My father, again, hidden me from his family. I was born out of his marriage. And I do remember I used to meet with him once a month for five minutes in different places. It was an FBI relationship. And I didn't understand why we will meet in different places every time, once a month for five minutes.

My father, again, hidden me from his family. I was born out of his marriage. And I do remember I used to meet with him once a month for five minutes in different places. It was an FBI relationship. And I didn't understand why we will meet in different places every time, once a month for five minutes.

My father, again, hidden me from his family. I was born out of his marriage. And I do remember I used to meet with him once a month for five minutes in different places. It was an FBI relationship. And I didn't understand why we will meet in different places every time, once a month for five minutes.

One day, a Saturday, two of my father's brothers, two of my uncles show up at my house. I didn't know them. I only knew my father. And then my mother told me, Jonathan, these are your uncles, your father's brothers, and they're going to take you to meet your father's family. And that was, for me, scary and exciting at the same time.

One day, a Saturday, two of my father's brothers, two of my uncles show up at my house. I didn't know them. I only knew my father. And then my mother told me, Jonathan, these are your uncles, your father's brothers, and they're going to take you to meet your father's family. And that was, for me, scary and exciting at the same time.

One day, a Saturday, two of my father's brothers, two of my uncles show up at my house. I didn't know them. I only knew my father. And then my mother told me, Jonathan, these are your uncles, your father's brothers, and they're going to take you to meet your father's family. And that was, for me, scary and exciting at the same time.

Suddenly, I'm in a room later that day full of people that I have never seen in my life. I'm 14 years old. And my father's wife was there. My four sisters were there, my father's daughters, my grandparents, uncles and aunts, family to spare. That I didn't know. And everybody's looking at me like, oh yeah, he's Salmonte. He's from our family. He looks like my father.

Suddenly, I'm in a room later that day full of people that I have never seen in my life. I'm 14 years old. And my father's wife was there. My four sisters were there, my father's daughters, my grandparents, uncles and aunts, family to spare. That I didn't know. And everybody's looking at me like, oh yeah, he's Salmonte. He's from our family. He looks like my father.

Suddenly, I'm in a room later that day full of people that I have never seen in my life. I'm 14 years old. And my father's wife was there. My four sisters were there, my father's daughters, my grandparents, uncles and aunts, family to spare. That I didn't know. And everybody's looking at me like, oh yeah, he's Salmonte. He's from our family. He looks like my father.

They were like, oh yeah, he's from the family. A year passed and never talked to my father about that meeting. And the day came when we met in one of these spots that we used to meet. And in Latin America, we say, father, will you bless me? Or mother, will you bless me? And they say, God bless you. It's something that we do out of respect for our parents.

They were like, oh yeah, he's from the family. A year passed and never talked to my father about that meeting. And the day came when we met in one of these spots that we used to meet. And in Latin America, we say, father, will you bless me? Or mother, will you bless me? And they say, God bless you. It's something that we do out of respect for our parents.

They were like, oh yeah, he's from the family. A year passed and never talked to my father about that meeting. And the day came when we met in one of these spots that we used to meet. And in Latin America, we say, father, will you bless me? Or mother, will you bless me? And they say, God bless you. It's something that we do out of respect for our parents.

And you do that for your grandparents, uncles, aunts, and father and mother. And he didn't bless me that day. And he said, why you did that? He was angry. And I was like, why I did what? And then suddenly he said, you made my family without my permission. And I understood what he was talking about. And I said, Dad, I'm sorry. I didn't know that you didn't know.

And you do that for your grandparents, uncles, aunts, and father and mother. And he didn't bless me that day. And he said, why you did that? He was angry. And I was like, why I did what? And then suddenly he said, you made my family without my permission. And I understood what he was talking about. And I said, Dad, I'm sorry. I didn't know that you didn't know.