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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I write these words to let you know of my thanks and gratitude for this letter is only an expression of the love I have for you you are in my heart, even though I'm locked up and bound in chains you are on my mind, as our shared belief in God still remains let my time being chained for Christ advance the Holy Gospel let It not discourage you, know that with God all things are possible and whatever happens continue to act in a manner worthy of Christ be of tenderness and compassion with a humble heart in life as Jesus Christ is our master, he is also our servant let every knee bend and every tongue confess that He is most deserving keep on working towards your salvation and in faith understand your role obey and resign to the will of God, as He is the one who in control and no matter what the Lord requires of you, just respond with a yes live as blameless and pure children of God, let your testimony progress watch out for the adversary and the evil that men sometimes do worship and glorify the Living God, let the Holy Spirit dwell in you just press on forward towards that eternal prize and the Kingdom of God to you will be realized rejoice in the Lord and relinquish all of your fears give God all the thanks and gratitude for always being there
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