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What are sexual soul ties, why did God create them and how can they be broken?
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Bobbi Kumari2022-08-19T08:30:00
Sexual soul ties are often misunderstood by Christians, or sometimes misunderstood altogether. Here, writer Bobbi Kumari explains what happens in the spiritual realm when we are physically intimate with someone, and what we can do to break the tie.
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