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MentorsRiddle
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I think an important message here would be that we should never take for granted the life we have to live, or the time we have to live it.
When we go to bed at night we should be proud of the life we have lived and the struggles we have lived through.
Each day is a gift and every breath a blessing.
For tomorrow your day's could end and your breath of life escape your body.
Love those around you and remind them of your love every day.
Give of yourself abundantly and freely and the Lord shall return it unto you.
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With you I rise,
In you I sleep,
kneeling down I kiss your feet,
Grace abounds upon me now,
I once was lost
but now I'm found.
The gift of God dwells within,
To this love I now give in.
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Betty Louise
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Good One WildB
betty
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Luk 21:28 And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh.
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WildB
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by Cornelius R. Stam
I heard something over the radio a few weeks ago, the like of which I've never heard before -- and certainly never want to hear again. I heard the last words of the pilot on aboard.
Because of the weather conditions the planes were "stacked" rather high around the Philadelphia airport, so the airport tower had just asked him: "Do you want to go on or do you want to hold?" The pilot had barely replied that he wanted to "hold," when he said something about his big Boeing 707 being on fire! Then came the awful words: "We're going down. Two fourteen is going down in flames." He said it calmly, and the Philadelphia tower answered back: "We have your message, two fourteen."
Just imagine, hearing the actual last words which the pilot uttered while he and eighty others were being hurled more than 5,000 feet to their death amid the flaming parts of their stricken plane!
Yet, one does not have to be in a plane to meet death suddenly. He can stumble off a curb and be killed or die suddenly in a hundred different ways.
The important thing is to be ready. We do not wish to frighten people into accepting Christ as Savior, but it is a fact that we ought to think more than we do about the uncertainty of life. Prov. 22:3 says: "A wise man forseeth the evil and hideth himself, but fools pass on and are punished."
No wonder Paul wrote in II Cor. 6:1,2:
"We then as workers together with Him, beseech you also that ye receive not the grace of God in vain.... Behold, now is the accepted time; behold now is the day of salvation."
We cannot offer salvation yesterday, for yesterday is passed. Nor can we promise it for tomorrow, for the opportunity may be withdrawn by then. The best we can do is to tell you that God loves you, and that Christ died for you, and urge you to act upon this now.
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved" (Acts 16:31).
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That is all.....
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