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Leer hoy: Romanos 5; 1 Samuel 14; Salmos 59. Confió en Dios y alabo su palabra; confió en Dios y no siento miedo. Salmos 56:4. Glorifico a Dios por todo lo que hace en la vida de cada uno de mis hermanos y los cambios en las familias y en el crecimiento de la Iglesia. Estando en la lucha se que estoy haciendo la obra de Dios. Tengan mucho cuidado cuando todo este en silencio, y nada este ocurriendo a su alrededor. Si eso le esta pasando a usted es hora de examinarse porque algo anda mal. Orar sin cesar!! Dios los bendiga!! Amen!!

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