Claim it?
When the speakers says "claim it" does he mean one should claim the good things, such as helping others? I admit I'm not so sure also with that one. Any help is welcome...
True desire in the heart, that itch that you have whatever it is you want to do, that thing that you want to do to help others and to grow... that’s God’s proof to you, sent beforehand, already to indicate that it’s yours. And anything you want good you can have, so claim it, work hard to get it. When you get it, reach back, pull someone else up, each one teach one.
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To claim something in this context means to say that it is yours, that it belongs to you. CJ
- To claim something in this context means to say that it is yours, that it belongs to you.
- CJ
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To claim something in this context means to say that it is yours, that it belongs to you.
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