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families congregating in groups of 10s, 100s, 1000s.

CORE stands for a Congregation of Recorded Elders

Congregations of the early Church were nothing more than free assemblies of families who came together seeking the kingdom of God and His righteousness. They were Congregations or those free assemblies of Elders. Those Elders mentioned in the Bible were nothing more than the head of each Family.

They sought to practice pure Religion by taking care of one another through faith, hope and charity and the perfect law of liberty without using any of the benefits offered by the world of Caesar or any other authoritarian Benefactors.

At Pentecost the heads of families being Baptized began to form a network by the free elders of each family gathering in small groups of ten who picked ministers to serve their needs in society. This was the Church and together they naturally formed the Church in general.

Those ministers chosen by the people were to gather with other ministers like themselves to form a national in an international Network of people who loved their neighbor as much as they loved themselves.

This gathering in the name of Christ, because they gathered in His love, formed a peculiar people who lived in the World but not of it. Christians lived by their faith in Christ and in His way of caring for the daily ministration, not by force but by the charity and sacrifice of love.

Modern Christians have followed another way, not of Christ.

It is time for repentance.

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 [[Image:Fract10s-100s.jpg|148px|right|thumb|link=The Living Network|families congregating in groups of 10s, 100s, 1000s.]]'''CORE''' stands for a '''Congregation of Recorded Elders'''
-Congregations of the early Church were nothing more than [[Free Assemblies|free assemblies]] of families who came together seeking the kingdom of God and His righteousness. The were represented by [[Elders]] who were the head of each Family.
+Congregations of the early Church were nothing more than [[Free Assemblies|free assemblies]] of families who came together seeking the kingdom of God and His righteousness. They were [[Congregations]] or those [[Free Assemblies|free assemblies]] of [[Elders]]. Those Elders mentioned in the [[Bible]] were nothing more than the head of each Family.
-They sought to practice pure [[Religion]] by taking care of one another through faith hope and charity an the perfect law of liberty without using any of the benefits offered by the [[world]].
+They sought to practice pure [[Religion]] by taking care of one another through faith, hope and charity and the perfect law of liberty without using any of the benefits offered by the [[World|world]] of Caesar or any other authoritarian [[Benefactors]].
-At Pentecost the heads of families being ''[[Baptism|Baptized]]'' began to form a network by the elders of each family gathering in small groups of ten who picked ministers to serve their needs in society.
+At Pentecost the heads of families being ''[[Baptism|Baptized]]'' began to form a network by the free elders of each family gathering in small groups of ten who picked ministers to serve their needs in society. This was the [[Church]] and together they naturally formed the [[Church in general]].
-Those ministers were to gather with other ministers like themselves to form a national and international [[Network]] of people who loved their neighbor as much as they loved themselves.
+Those ministers chosen by the people were to gather with other ministers like themselves to form a national in an international [[Network]] of people who loved their neighbor as much as they loved themselves.
+This gathering in the name of Christ, because they gathered in His love, formed a peculiar people who lived in the World but not of it. [[Christians]] lived by their faith in Christ and in His way of caring for the daily ministration, not by force but by the charity and sacrifice of love.
+[[Modern Christians]] have followed another way, not of Christ.
+It is time for repentance.
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