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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required BIRTHDAY POEM DEDICATED TO MAM MISHAEL My God to me matters most Illumining my mind; my heart inspiring Securing me with His salvation steadfastness Hoisting my soul toward pursuits, holy and high Assuring His love amidst attacking anxieties Exhorting me to exalt Him and His excellency Lord of my life; on Him I can steadfastly lean. Listening to my calls, granting my prayer lists Answering me with His wisdom’s authority Upholding my faith to be firmly unswerving Rejuvenating me for fruitful stewardship revival Enabling my service by His might’s enthusiasm Nourishing me with His Word, starving me never Almighty Christ always attends to me; in Him I abide. Surely, forever, my soul stays in Jesus my Saviour I’m freed from condemnation toward eternal joy indeed Blessed with His wondrous provisions of contentment bounty Undaunted to please Him by His mercy unfailing… Great, and gracious* is my GOD whom my spirit seeks to glorify. Mam Mishael, God be thanked and praised for granting you another year to experience His faithfulness in your life. Thanks likewise for your life. You are a blessing. A very blessed birthday to you. *Psalm 111:4 He hath made his wonderful works to be remembered: the LORD is gracious and full of compassion. October 3, 2020
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