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In this Issue
1.
Prayer for the new year.
2.
Combined campaign
3 .
Western Cape
4. Reasons
for praise to God:
5.
Empangeni
6 .
Vryheid team
7.
Prayer
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A PRAYER FOR THE NEW YEAR:
Lord,
that I will not live and work 'carnally' in the new year.
2Cron
26:18: 'Then they stood up against Uzziah, the king and said to him:
'It is not your business o Uzziah to burn incense to Jehovah, but it
is the business of the priests the sons of Aaron, the ones
sanctified, to burn incense. Go out from the sanctuary, for you have
acted unfaithfully, and it is not for any glory to you on the part
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“The principle of God's choice is to take what all others reject--the
fire-brand plucked from the burning, the feebly-smoking tow, the bruised
reed; the younger sons, the halt and lame, the last and least; the
things that are foolish, despised, and weak--these are God's choice,
that He may bring to nought things that are, that no flesh may glory in
His presence.
(Meyer) |
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It
was the Bible that led William Wilberforce to
crusade for the emancipation of slaves.
It was the Bible that motivated William Booth to
build an army to help the destitute and homeless.
It was the Bible that consoled Sir Ernest Shackleton
in his lonely and hazardous experience of exploring
Antarctica.
Christopher Columbus claimed that his voyage, which
discovered America, was born while he was reading
Isaiah.
“A Bible that's falling apart usually belongs to
someone who isn't.”
(Spurgeon) |
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