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What are three of the general complications associated with firearm wounds?
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Blood loss, internal injuries and the risks associated with surgery to extract the bullet.
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What were the wounds or where were the wounds on Jesus' body as He was on the cross?
Yes there were wounds. He was pierced by the side.
