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Gp from the United States

May 30 at 12:04 am
Please for immigrants and lost people that they draw to God for their needs and salvation, and people to have a moment to stop and talk of Gods goodness.
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  • David Rabbi on May 30 at 1:25 am
    Amen ,i do pray for the lost people and their need for salvation . may Lord hear anyone who calls him from a sincere heart ,May lord see their cries for mercy and Salvation . Aman and in Jesus Name i pray .
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