Thanking lord?
The preacher say all the things we should be thankful for. But the way it's written makes it a bit hard for me to understand. For exmaple "Thank you for wisdom", here, the wisdom is generally speaking yes? Just wisdom that doesn't belong to anyone. So, thank you (lord) for the wisdom?
The same questions goes for "thank you for partens" how should I understand this please?
Finally, I pray that You put your slippers, way under the bed tonight, so that when you wake up in the morning, you have to get on your knees to reach them. And while you're down there say: thank you for grace, thank you for mercy, thank you for understanding. Thank you for wisdom, thank you for parents, thank you for love. Thank you for kindness, thank you for Humility.
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anonymous The same questions goes for "thank you for partens" how should I understand this please? "Parents", of course. Once you start thanking *** for things, it's hard to know where to stop.
- anonymous The same questions goes for "thank you for partens" how should I understand this please?
- "Parents", of course.
- Once you start thanking *** for things, it's hard to know where to stop.
- He being ***, everything you have and are comes from him.
- You can thank him for anything at all, and, as you see, some people do.
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anonymousThe same questions goes for "thank you for partens" how should I understand this please?
"Parents", of course. Once you start thanking *** for things, it's hard to know where to stop. He being ***, everything you have and are comes from him. You can thank him for anything at all, and, as you see, some people do. Truth be told, I can't make heads or
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