Meet Mr. Bear Witness!!!

Bear Witness was birth from John 18:37 " Jesus answered and said I came into the world to BEAR WITNESS to the truth"

As I meditate on that scripture thats the same reason we as believers are in this world. To simply BEAR WITNESS to the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ. 

Jesus was in front of Pontas Pilate, facing crucifixion and even in the face of death Jesus stood on the truth. 

People of God let's BEAR WITNESS to the truth by evangelizing to the lost world.

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Bear Witness Bio 

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Created:April 3rd 2024

Height: 6"

Weight: 245lbs

Favorite Scripture:  John 18:37

Assignment: To help believers BEAR WITNESS to the truth!!!

Sizing( True to size)

Model 6-0 - 245 lbs and is wearing a XL

 Please see sizing chart below:

WASH & CARE 

Maximizing the Lifespan 

1. Wash Gently

When you wash this shirt, use cold water and choose a gentle cycle. Hot water can harm the print. Think of it like washing a delicate dish that might break if handled roughly.

2. Turn Inside Out

Before washing, turn your clothes inside out. This protects the print from rubbing against other items and the washing machine. It's like putting a protective cover on your phone to keep the screen safe.

3. Use Mild Detergent

Pick a soft, mild detergent. Strong cleaners can be too harsh on prints. Imagine using a gentle soap on your hands instead of something strong that could dry them out.

4. Avoid Bleach and Fabric Softeners

Stay away from bleach and fabric softeners. They can damage the print's look and feel. It's like how certain chemicals can harm plants; some products are just too strong.

5. Dry Carefully

Air dry your clothes if possible. If you must use a dryer, choose a low heat setting. High heat can make the print crack or peel. It's similar to how too much sun can damage your skin.

6. Iron With Care

If you need to iron the printed area, do not put the iron directly on the print. Instead, turn the garment inside out or use a thin cloth between the iron and the print. This is like using a barrier to protect your hand from heat.

7. Store Properly

Keep your printed clothes in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging them where they stretch or fold, as this can cause the print to distort. Think of storing them like keeping books upright to avoid bending their covers.

8. Wear Wisely

Finally, be mindful of how and where you wear your  printed clothes. Rough activities or carrying heavy items where they rub against the print can wear it out faster. It's like being careful with your glasses during sports.

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