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Premium Member PRAISE BE TO GOD WHO HEALS US

April 27 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on 2Kings 20-22

Key Verse – 2Kings 20:8 And Hezekiah said unto Isaiah, What shall be the sign that the LORD will heal me, and that I shall go up into the house of the LORD the third day?

PRAISE BE TO GOD WHO HEALS US	

Praise be to God for healing us with His:
Deliverance from sin’s ailment     
Defense above selfishness-affliction 
Dominion over stubbornness’ arrogance 
Decontamination against shame-abomination
Direction toward salvation-assurance and sanctification-affirmation

2Kings 21:22 Praise be to the Lord Who warns us not to 
forsake Him; thus, we should walk in His way that: 
Produces fruitfulness with His blessings
Powers faithfulness by His beckoning brightness
Prevents futility in His blossoming
Props faith upon His Book
Protects fervour through His bravery
 
2Kings 22:19 Praise be to the Saviour for 
teaching us to humble before Him in: 
Trusting His great reign
Triumphing in His gracious revival  
Testifying about His good report  
Telling His glad restoration
Toiling for His grand reward. Amen!

April 27, 2024

Decontamination of Mankind

D-efense
I-mpressively
O-bliterates
N-asty
I-llness'
S-preading
I-nfection
O-nce

D-econtamination
O-f
M-ankind
A-bates
N-otorious
T-hreat
A-round
Y-ou

Topic: Birthday of Dionisio L. Domantay (May 22) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Decontamination

M-ankind
A-nd
R-esidents
I-n
V-ery
I-nfectious
C-orona

V-irus
I-mmediately
N-eed
D-econtamination
U-sing
A-lcohol

Topic: Birthday of Marivic Vindua (April 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic


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