May 2, 2026
God Has Already Covered the Cost
When Donald Trump took office, he used two Bibles.
One was the Bible of President Abraham Lincoln, and the other was a gift from Trump's mother to him when he was a kid.
Two hundred and fifty years after 1776, even though the United States became the most powerful country in the world, it became extremely corrupt.
However, God did not give up the United States.
No matter which language or version of the Bible they read, when God's Word enters their hearts, God turns their lives around.
Did you read your Bible today?
I usually read the Gospel of Matthew.
I have never bought a Bible either Chinese or English version.
Because the Bibles were all given by the church, and God has already covered the cost.
川普就职时，使用两本圣经，一本是林肯总统的圣经，另一本为川普母亲在他幼年时送给他的礼物。
1776年的250年之后，即使美国成为全世界最有权势国家，却变得非常堕落。
然而神没有放弃美国。
无论读何种语言和版本的圣经，当神的话进到人心，神就翻转他们生命。
今天你读圣经了吗？
我通常读的是马太福音。
我从未购买过任何中文或英文版出版的《圣经》。
因为圣经都是教会给的，而且神已经支付了费用。
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God Has Already Covered the Cost
When Donald Trump took office, he used two Bibles.
One was the Bible of President Abraham Lincoln, and the other was a gift from Trump's mother to him when he was a kid.
Two hundred and fifty years after 1776, even though the United States became the most powerful country in the world, it became extremely corrupt. Two hundred and fifty years after 1776, even though the United States became the most powerful country in the world, it became extremely corrupt.
Became --> used to be, isn't anymore.
Has become --> still is.
I am not sure 100% sure which one you mean here, so I just wanted to give you some options. Apologies if I am just getting a bit confused here.
However, God did not give up the United States. However, God did not give up the United States.
"Did not" implies something that it has finished, ie. for an action that has been completed in the past. Maybe "has not" would work better here?
No matter which language or version of the Bible they read, when God's Word enters their hearts, God turns their lives around. No matter which language or version of the Bible they read, when God's Word enters their hearts, God turns their lives around.
"Their" is a bit vague - maybe specify who you mean for the first "they", then keep "their" as it it. I assume you want to say either "Americans" or "people" (in general)?
Did you read your Bible today?
I usually read the Gospel of Matthew.
I have never bought a Bible, either in Chinese or English version.
I have never bought a Bible, either in Chinese or English.
Because themy Bibles were all given to me by the church, and God has already covered the cost.
Because my Bibles were all given to me by the church, and God has already covered the cost.
I think it's better to be specific that you're talking about your own experiences here.
Otherwise, if you want to speak generally, you could say: "Because Bibles ARE all given freely by the church, and God coverS the cost." (Thus putting it in the present tense).
May 2, 2026
God has not give up the United States.
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When Donald Trump took office, he used two Bibles. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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One was the Bible of President Lincoln, and the other was a gift from Trump's mother to him when he was a child. |
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Two hundred and fifty years after 1776, even though the United States became the most powerful country in the world, it became extremely corrupt. Two hundred and fifty years after 1776, even though the United States became the most powerful country in the world, it became extremely corrupt. Two hundred and fifty years after 1776, even though the United States became the most powerful country in the world, it became extremely corrupt. Became --> used to be, isn't anymore. Has become --> still is. I am not sure 100% sure which one you mean here, so I just wanted to give you some options. Apologies if I am just getting a bit confused here. |
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However, God did not abandon the United States. |
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No matter which language or version of the Bible they read, when God's Word enters their hearts, God turns their lives around. No matter which language or version of the Bible they read, when God's Word enters their hearts, God turns their lives around. No matter which language or version of the Bible they read, when God's Word enters their hearts, God turns their lives around. "Their" is a bit vague - maybe specify who you mean for the first "they", then keep "their" as it it. I assume you want to say either "Americans" or "people" (in general)? |
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Did you read your Bible today? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I usually read the Gospel of Matthew. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I have never bought a Bible either Chinese or English version.
I have never bought a Bible, either in Chinese or English |
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Because the Bibles were all given by the church, and God has already covered the cost.
Because I think it's better to be specific that you're talking about your own experiences here. Otherwise, if you want to speak generally, you could say: "Because Bibles ARE all given freely by the church, and God coverS the cost." (Thus putting it in the present tense). |
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One was the Bible of President Abraham Lincoln, and the other was a gift from Trump's mother to him when he was a kid. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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However, God did not give up the United States. However, God did not give up the United States. However, God did not give up the United States. "Did not" implies something that it has finished, ie. for an action that has been completed in the past. Maybe "has not" would work better here? |
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