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On 4/11/21 at 8:29pm, Marvelous Friend  wrote:> Prompt: > Psalm 118:5 > I called upon the Lord in distress: the Lord answered me, and set me in a large place. > > Write about a time that you called upon the Lord and he rescued you.  I read all of 118 because I do that, with most one scripture prompts. I found this from my days as a youth leader. Then I found this: Look at this and remember the Israelites crossing barren lands with the cloud of the Lord going before them. I often forget to call on the Lord to be rescued. And, if I get into a place where I feel alone I just say, Help me Lord. I'm not above taking Yeshua at his word and saying In the name of Jesus I command it......... So, I already know that any witness that answers this question specifically will most likely be criticized in some way. Some times I call on the Lord to help me answer or find answers in this bible study. I asked for faith once during a serious time of trouble in my life. Since starting "Take Up Your Cross" some of that trouble has tried to move on me again. I've grown in knowledge over the last 40 years. So, it won't ever over take me again. Criticism is a form of inquiry; (not so bad), or just plain devil speak; (not a time to back off; a time to surge forward with the gospel). The truth scares evil. There is nothing that can keep us from Jesus, not even doubt. apondia#1781748 apondia#1781748 |
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