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How are you doing Dennis, been praying for you, we love you brother 💕
In Christ, Pamela

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Hi, thanks for your reply. I’ve been reading a lot of the Old Testament lately. It’s amazing how much of it does apply to us.
It is tough being in the wilderness definitely makes us rely on God more for finding a way out
God bless
Wendy

Dennis


Praying you feel better soon

God bless

Wendy

You are always in my prayers Dennis.   

Hugs,
Rene'

Thank you Dennis. The prayers of a righteous few avails much. My meds are ready
and my husband is gone to get them. He doubted they would be ready. I told him not to underestimate the power of God. He said God don’t care about small stuff.  Lol.
And God sits in the heavens and laughs. May our Lord and Savior protect us from this
Evil age.

I am praying for you Dennis. We love you. May God be with you.. in Jesus name,
Amen.

Hi Wendy,
This is such a good question. Unfortunately, I can't find where Ray expounded on this more specifically. However, Ray did give us ideas on where to start.

The following is a quote from the paper 12 given truths.

https://bible-truths.com/twelve.htm
The Truth of God, "thou shall surely die," and the lie of the Devil, "you shall NOT surely die," is for "our admonition." The story of Cain and Able is for "our admonition." The story of the flood is for "our admonition." The story of Babel is for "our admonition." The promises to Abraham and the meaning of faith are for "our admonition." The entire story in every single detail of Joseph and his brothers is for "our admonition." Do you wear your "coat of many colors," or do you hide it in the closet? You say: "What coat of many colors?"

Forget it-ask you pastor why he has never taught you how to wear your coat of many colors?

If you cannot identify yourself, personally, with all the stories and accounts in the Old Testament, then you have not even begun to overcome all the carnality that you are.
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I "found myself" in the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. I was one of those who complained about lack of food, shelter and safety. I chased after false gods and all the perishable things they promised.

I'm still in that wilderness, I'm not out of the woods yet. I still go astray in my heart when I forget Gods ways are supposed to be hard at times. God of course rescues me like He did the Israelites when ever they got in trouble. I'm afraid there will come a time when He will stop rescuing me like He did to them. I can be so stubborn.

Just take your time in reading the OT. Put yourself in every situation, good and bad. You're there, we all are.

I'm not doing well. I was pretty weak yesterday morning and even weaker this morning. Both days I wonder if I would make it thru the day.

You can see my health problems in Pamela's recent post.

You're prayers are much appreciated.

Dennis

We are all praying for you Pamela. At least now you know what's going on. Pneumonia is serious.

I went to emergency 430 this morning and waited until 10:30. My back is killing me
from sitting up all night. I did get a ekg, blood tests and chest X-ray finally by 1030
diagnosed with pneumonia. They gave me a first dose of antibiotics and I’m still waiting for them to send prescription to our pharmacy. What a racket. So many people suffering, I hate this world. I pray for all of you. In Christ, Pamela.