TAKE MY HAND!! | Chained Together – Part 3

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I’m so glad that we’re all in this together… CHAINED… together…
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32 thoughts on “TAKE MY HAND!! | Chained Together – Part 3”

  3. Why do you say the Lord's name in vain so much?

    Just say carp, or shat, or any word meant to be used in that way.

    ~

    On March 26th 2022,

    just past midnight,

    I was restless in bed,

    my limbs became numb & tingly,

    my chest became tight,

    & my heart felt like it was being crushed.

    So I sang out to God and Jesus,

    about my pain, my feelings,

    my faults and my inabilities.

    As I sang, I began to feel like a river,

    & a hand was on my back,

    it's fingers where skimming the surface of the waters,

    separating the waters,

    causing ripples through my body.

    Then the hand reached inside my chest,

    lit my heart on fire,

    & the heat moved like waves through my body.

    When I was done singing,

    all the pain was gone,

    & I looked at the clock,

    it was past 1am,

    I had sang near an hour.

    Then the voice of my guardian angel called my name from above,

    & there was a hymn of energy in the air,

    the same hymn I hear in my dreams of God.

    Glory, Honor, blessings, thanks and praise to the Lord my God,

    for healing my heart during a heart attack!

    Hallelujah to the Lord my God for healing my heart!

    Hallelujah for His son Jesus for saving my soul!

    Hallelujah for every day!

    Hallelujah for every breath!

    The Lord is Faithful and true!

    May the Lord Bless your hearts,

    so that you have the will and strength to turn from selfish sins,

    and flee from the slaveries of the flesh!

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  8. Editor, metre is the unit of distance by which the game was measuring their ascension, on a visual representation called a meter. They are different things. I know you don't know most colloquial English things but there are so many basic things you overlook and it's kind of insulting to Mark or whomever you are incorrectly captioning.

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