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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There are three types of people in the kingdom of God The type that are the blessors The type that are the halfers And the type that are the receivers This does not mean that you are only that It just means it is your main one God will bless you according to your ability to reciprocate If you only take and never give don't be surprised if your storehouse is empty And you are the one who is expecting a hand out If you are only giving half of the time Don't be wondering why it's never full God gives us the means to fulfill our obligation He never asks us to do something that we cannot do Never want us to lose in order to gain He will give you so you can give And He will never give you more so you can keep it to yourself He ordained who is what from the beginning Know your place That is the place where you are comfortable with Don't try to do anything out of your comfort zone That is not a good place to be If you are a halfer and all you do is give You will feel depleted, unsatisfied If you are the blessors, step up And never wonder why you never expect anything from people You get it from Him If you are the taker, don't complain Or you will surely hear it from Him This is how the world is going around There has to be giver, taker, give and take Do you know where you are?
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