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Heal my country, Lord

Your God cares for you so much that He doesn’t want you to worry about anything. Come, cast down all your worries to Him. You can rest assured in Him.

Let’s Pray:

Dear Father, I ask that You put the burden of my nation upon my heart, that I may see to go on my knees, pray and fast to stand in the gap and intercede for the salvation of all the habitants in the land. Oh Lord, for Your mercy’s sake, remove the curse of our forefathers upon our land, and forgive us for our transgressions, sins and corruption. Sanctify us with Your truth and cleanse our land with the blood of the Lamb that runs down from the Cross of Calvary till this day and evermore. O Lord, our Father in heaven, we cry and plead to Thee, don’t judge us now but show us Your mercy. In Jesus’ name we seek and pray. Amen.

“If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land.”

II Chronicles 7:14

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