SPIRIT LIFTER

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SPIRIT LIFTER
>God has kept me here for a reason.
>I survived because he has a plan for me.
>All my bad relationships, the bad credit, the
>repossessions, the death of my loved ones,
>the back stabbing from my friends, the negative thoughts,
>or the lack of support, I made it because I am blessed!
>I release and let go of all past hurts, misunderstandings and grudges
>because I am blessed!
>I recognize them as the illusions they are, for God is all there is.
>All else is a lie!
>Now give yourself a hug, wipe your tears and walk in victory!!!!!!!! I
>love you, but more appropriately God loves you BEST! Be blessed and
>know that you are at one with THE SPIRIT OF THE LIVING GOD! And may the
Lord
>keep watch between you and me when we are away from each other.
>Genesis 31:49. Amen!
>Now since you are a true child of God, you know that with every
>blessing, a blessing is required! So bless another, by passing this on.

Have a Blessed Day.

Mabel

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SPIRIT LIFTER
>God has kept me here for a reason.
>I survived because he has a plan for me.
>All my bad relationships, the bad credit, the
>repossessions, the death of my loved ones,
>the back stabbing from my friends, the negative thoughts,
>or the lack of support, I made it because I am blessed!
>I release and let go of all past hurts, misunderstandings and grudges
>because I am blessed!
>I recognize them as the illusions they are, for God is all there is.
>All else is a lie!
>Now give yourself a hug, wipe your tears and walk in victory!!!!!!!! I
>love you, but more appropriately God loves you BEST! Be blessed and

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