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Adam from the United Kingdom

February 17 at 12:38 am
Hi there, there’s a 95 year old who may have Covid, a child who may have some type of syndrome, someone else wanting to reconcile I guess with his/ her earthly family and/ or relatives/ cousins or whoever really and there’s others who may have their own medical issues/ illnesses they’re fighting/ dealing with including someone having a seizure. Please pray for healing and salvation including the latter for those around the above. Also, there’s this person named Steve who wants repentance. He wants the Lord to show him his sins on a hourly basis and that he may fall flat on his face and seek forgiveness. Please pray for Steve. Thank you.
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  • Angela Hamilton on February 17 at 7:17 pm
    No. watch your words. Speak Gods Word. Do not think of the dreaded outcome. I understand. Focus on Jesus. He paid for it ALL. Read OUTLOUD Isaiah 53. By faith. NOT fear.
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