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Identified by a Kiss

Identified by a Kiss

By Tee in 13 Mar 2016 | 03:53
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Judas Iscariot -
He betrayed Jesus for a bribe of "thirty
pieces of silver" by identifying him with a
kiss ... The story of Judas's actions after the
betrayal is one of the most revealing
examples of the early' fictional. Sometimes i
don't even need a kiss all i want is capital
M.O.N.E.Y ...... #the street is hot no reason
to smile.... #mah_hussle_mah_errytin
13 Mar 2016 | 03:53
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Lolx
13 Mar 2016 | 03:55
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lol Longest time o @T-dak hope u are back in the building
13 Mar 2016 | 03:59
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lol
13 Mar 2016 | 04:07
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@jummybabe sure sis am back for real. How u dey
13 Mar 2016 | 04:14
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lol
13 Mar 2016 | 04:31
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