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Soon, the sick shall rejoice and dance

The love of people always fluctuates: it increases when you please them and decreases when you make mistakes. On the other hand, your heavenly Father’s love for you never changes. It is constantly at its maximum, even when you stumble and hurt Him. Pray today for Him to reveal the depth of His love to you and dive into it without fear.

Let’s Pray:

Faithful God, if it is true that even through my sickness and pain You shall glorify Yourself, then the only thing I ask is that You may sustain me until the very end with Your saving strength. I know the time will come when You will heal me and relieve me of this pain completely. Hence, let Your holy name be known by Your marvelous deeds, and cause men from every nation to testify and glorify You, my God and Father, forevermore.

“Then shall the virgin rejoice in the dance, And the young men and the old, together; For I will turn their mourning to joy, Will comfort them, And make them rejoice rather than sorrow.”

‭‭Jeremiah‬ ‭31‬:‭13‬

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