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  1. This is powerful. I was here saying I needed to dig deeper into this quarter and get some other understanding from what I already knew and I have really got some amount of knowledge from this weeks study. Praise the Lord. Thank you

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  2. Amen so well written and I really like how you linked Daniel and Jesus. This makes me think of this Nationalist Christian movement that is taking place in our nation, in which Christians are looking to man and government to save or secure their way of life by uniting church and state. Not realizing that it will only bring on persecution, in which Gods Word has foretold will happen but God will come and rescue those who have stood for truth.

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  3. I will be with you wheresoever you go. Guidance by the Holy Spirit.

    Who got your back???
    Many times people trust people, whether spouse, parents, children, other family members, neighbors or coworkers. But the question remains. Is it wrong to trust others? What does the Bible says? Psalms 118: 8;143:3; 146:3-5. Many times we put away the scriptures for humans until we are deceived then we go back to God crying to him or praying to him about situations that could have avoided. Yes, the good Lord saw it was necessary for us to have a family or work mates but never said we should put our trust in them. This is an evil world with evil people. Many have deceived me so I am always on the lookout. I pray for spiritual eyes to see those who come in sheep’s clothing but are wolves.

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    • I praise God for this conversation and this lesson awaken my hear. I experienced an issue with man trust and the consequences are still falling upon me. A cursed should be a man who trust a flesh being. Now I am crying because I have trusted people. God only is worthy to be trusted!!

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  4. what a piece of inspiration! Beautiful and immense. One thing is for sure: You will never go wrong if you trust God. Always.

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