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Abraham from the United States

August 28 at 12:29 am
I pray for Peace in Jerusalem and the Israeli people around the world. I ask that the family of Anthony Huber (an associate in skateboarding that happened in Kenosha) was murdered over a riot.  I pray for my ex girlfriend Mayrelix de Jesus; she think she’s bisexual and isn’t committed to ADONAI. I pray that she comes to repentance, comes to church with me (or visit the church I attend) for my new church family, for my father who thinks he’s too good for church/religion. (Pridefilled), I pray for my friends back home in Wisconsin to be safe as well as their salvation. I pray that my posts about God start touching their hearts.  If I plant I pray that God allows the Growth.  For more people in the U.S to leave the ideologies of Babylon before The Messiah comes.  For more of the lost sheep to start getting picked up.  Amen 
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