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  1. Allow me to share the power of God Word during my gradual struggle. Phil. 4:13 ; 2 Cor.5:17 ; 1 Cor.10:13 ; and Jer. 29:11. And the Serenity prayer. Happy Sabbath to everyone!

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  2. I want to thank the Lord God of our fathers and indeed the ruler of the entire unverse for his everlasting love that he has continued to show his children by preserving our lives even when we are not worth to live.
    It is only His love that sustains us in every way and I want to state here that I have personaaly felt the hand of the Lord in my life. This brings me to the story of David in the Bible; I have learnt three things in this story. When David volunteered to fight Goliath King Soul surrendered his own protective clothes but the young man refused and stated that it was too heavy for him, the first lesson I learn from this case is that you can not fight any spritual battle using another man's weapon in this case faith. Again Firstly David had a big task to convese the king that he was able to fight Goliath by giving an account of God's special deliverance from the mouths of two animals.
    The lesson I learn here is that you can not put your trust in the Lord Unless you have a living testimony to give about how the great God intervened into your situation. Last point when Goliath was coming with guns, spears, and shield, David come only in the name of the Lord: the lesson I have learnt here is that you can not win any battle by any name other than the name of Jesus Christ.

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