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I wait for the Lord, my soul waits, and in his word I hope; (Psalm 130:5 ESV)

Sometimes as we seek to do God's will and pray we have to wait. In today's day waiting is agony. Imagine the time of letters, where you sent a letter with a message that was in need of a response, no telephones or email for instant response. You waited and waited anxiously for a return letter to be brought by the postman. Often times when we are seeking for an answer from The Lord we must wait- wait in anticipation, wait in torment it seems but wait we must for His answer is worth the wait.

In the meantime as we wait as we pray, we will find the hope and strength we need in His Word.

Dear Ones if you are in a season of wait, find your hope and strength in His Word because He truly is the strength you need. The Wait is never long when you realize whatever you are waiting upon is eternity!

Solo para lag Gloria de Dios
Angie

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