Is it possible to be happy
at home?
FISH AND BIRDS
Marcelo Augusto de Carvalho
GENESIS 1.20-23
- On the fifth
day God began to populate the earth with its most illustrious inhabitants. God
created by His Word fish and birds.
- It is
interesting to note that the first animals raised were the "great marine
animals", the largest animals that ever existed. It is difficult to
harmonize this with the supposed evolution of an entire organic life from the
small unicellular beings.
THE FISH
- They're beings who live
practically only in the water.
- They are
exothermic (cold blood) - your body temperature varies depending on the
environment. The colder the environment, the less active they are. Most have
jaws. Their bodies are aerodynamic and usually covered by scales. They absorb
dissolved oxygen in the water through the gills.
- What amazes us is the variety
with which God created them. He did the:
BONY FISH -
21,000 types. They live in seawater and candy. They have a bone skeleton, and a
gas-filled swimming bladder that functions as an inner buoy. The body is
usually covered slippery and flattened, and the gills are hidden behind a flap.
We highlight celecanto, dipnoic fish, birchirs, sturgeon, spatula,
electric eel, herring, anchovy, salmon, trout, carp, perca, merlim, swordfish,
tuna, cod, flying fish, cat fish and seahorse.
FISH WITHOUT
JAWS - 70 types. They live in the sea and have cartilage skeletons. It's the
group of lampreys and sorceress. As the name says, they have no jaws or double
fins, and their gills have vents like hatches instead of crevices. Adult
lampreys are parasites of other fish; the chicks filter food particles from the
water.
CARTILAGINOUS
FISH - 700 species. Most are predators living in saltwater. They have
aerodynamic shape and double fins, the skin is covered by placonid scales (shaped like teeth) that make its
texture rough. The best known are sharks and arais.
Because Moses
did not clearly specify the species created on the fifth and sixth day as
science conceives today, it is difficult to divide the marine animals created
on one or the other day. That's why I put everyone together here, thinking of
all those who live in the water or look like fish to us, without worrying about
the day they were created, but because they are created by God.
CNIDARIANS- 9,500 species.
They live mostly at sea. We highlight corals, jellyfish, marine anemones and
hydras.
FLAT-10,000 VERMES.
Free-living platelminths, Fascíolas and Tapeworm.
CLAMS- 90,000. Aquatic as
terrestrial. Slugs, Snails, Mussels,
Octopuses, Squid,
Sepias and Quito are part of this family.
ANELIDIUS VERMES- 12,000.
Aquatic as terrestrial, we have; the earthworm, the Leech, the Pulleys and other marine worms.
EQUINODERMS- 6,000. All
marine. We have: Sea biscuits, starfish, sea uriços, sea cucumbers, sea lilies
and sea snakes.
SMALL FILOS- 3,000. Netóphores, Rotifers, Vermins and nemertines.
SPONGES- 5,000. Mostly
navies.
BRIOZOA- 4,000. Also
mainly marine.
Of course, this list is
not complete, but it gives us an idea of what God created.
THE
BIRDS
- After
filling the seas and rivers with fish, God filled the sky with birds with his
varied styles of flight, singing and plumage. They really are a sideshow for
anyone who contemplates the sky.
- There are about 9,000
species of birds.
- They're the only feathered animals. They also have wings and beaks. They
are endothermic (warm-blooded): the temperature of their bodies does not change
with external temperature variations. Since your body is always warm, you're
always ready to fly. They live everywhere: in cities, in tropical forests, as
in the icy fields.
- Your
skeleton is delicate; their bones are pore (hollow), but reinforced by
supports, representing 5% of their total weight. The muscles of the wings are
anchored by a bony flap, the fairing, which comes out of the chest.
- The feathers
are keratin, the same substance as our hair and nails. The plumage of a bird
can contain more than 10,000 feathers of different types! Feathers need
constant care, and so birds use the beak as a comb to
keep beards, and barbulas
together and
also to remove lice and parasites. They change
feathers once or twice a year.
- Birds have
no teeth, so hard foods are stored in a special chamber, the moela. The lungs
are much more complicated than that of mammals and reptiles. When a bird
inhales, the air flows in air pockets. Then it passes through the lungs and
into other air snares, before being exhaled.
- The little
bird cub develops outside the mother's body, inside the egg. It is protected by
a hard shell that prevents water from escaping, but that allows oxygen to
enter. All birds lay eggs, but not all nests. Some seabirds use the edge of the
cliffs, while some terrestrial birds are looking for a simple hole. Those who
build complicated nests use many types of materials: leaves, branches, mud,
hair, spider webs and even saliva. Interesting thing is that a bird doesn't
learn how to nest - it makes them by instinct.
- The beak is
bone covered by a corneal layer (of horn). The bone doesn't change, the horn
grows. The shape of the beak serves the way its owner feeds. Birds with special
eating habits have different beaks.
- Among them
stand out: Grebe, Albatross, Petrel, Penguin, Pelicans,
Duck Goose, Cormoraon,
Heron, Stork, Ducks,
Geese, Swan, Eagle, Falcon, Vulture, Pheasant,
Partridge, Seagull, Lavandeira, Pigeon, Swallow, Parrot, Cuckoo, Owl,
Hummingbird, Abelheiro and the well-known "Road Runner".
Well, what lessons can we learn from fish and birds?
I would like to focus on through these interesting animals what God teaches us
about his ideal of home education.
Of course,
this chapter will serve parents very well, but I believe you as young as well,
for one day you will develop this enormous task of educating and guiding your
children on the lord's path.
Soon when he
created man, God's first order was to form a family. For this, God has granted
him a privilege that even angels have not been given: that of reproduction. Man
has the opportunity to participate with God in the creator act, by reproducing
himself in new beings generated in his body through conjugal union. This is
simply extraordinary. But the task is not just about reproduction; the
education of children is even more majestic and rewarding than any other human
activity. For her, God has left some basic principles, which, if followed under
His guidance, will bring the greatest joys in the life of a man and a woman.
1)
To have a balanced and healthy home in all its aspects, it is necessary to
present and coexist with a Father.
You can even
tell me that this principle is logical and would not even need to be mentioned
here. I agree with you, but this is if we lived 50 years ago. Today modern
society is wanting to form homes without the presence of one of the parents,
especially the figure of the father. Women today are thinking of turning to men
just for them to manage their children; as soon as they become pregnant, they
do not ask that they fulfill their mission as parents, living inside the same
home with their children. This is the biggest cause of misfits in children's
behavior as well as their living standards for the future. That's why I tell
you, we're looking for parents.
* In many
species of fish, the male forms the nest and later takes care of the hatching
of the eggs of the chicks. Probably the best nest preparer in the fish world is
the cat esgana, a small, scaleless fish that has thorns in front of the upper
tail.
The male of
this species of fish takes care of the mouth and a sticky secretion to form its
nest, prepared of stakes and leaves. The nest is hollow, has only one entrance
and is trapped in submerged trunks or other bedding. When the nest is
completed, the male leads a female or more females into the structure so that
the eggs are deposited there. Then the females retreat, the male fertilizes the
eggs, and he watches the nest until the chicks emerge and take care of them
until they can take care of themselves.
Some males of South American fish species carry the
eggs in their mouths until the litter desponte. These males do not feed during
the incubation period. When the cubs appear, the father sets out to scare away
the enemies by keeping his mouth open so that the little fish can take refuge
in it safely.
Just as the
father is indispensable for the formation of a home and in the education of
children, so it is for the mother. Not only is she necessary for the role of
pregnant, breastfeeding and protective of children in their first years of
life, but it is also undoubtedly the greatest influence on the lives of their
children.
* In the same
waters where baby Moses was sheltered inside a basket, the nile river crocodile
cubs are sheltered in a unique and fascinating way. First the crocodile mama
crawls to the shore, finds a place of her taste, digs a
As each baby
emerges from the nest the crocodile mama gently takes it between her sharp
teeth and swallows it. One by one they disappear, but they're all alive and
well guarded in a bag mom has in her throat. After all 20 or more cubs are safe
inside, she crawls into the water, where she drops her cubs under the
protective roof of her aquatic home.
* The same
almost human love and affection for their young possess whales. Even the blue
whale, the largest in the world, which can weigh more than 150 tons, act like
this with its huge babies, who are
When it comes
time to suckle, the chick wraps his tongue in cone shape to drink the mother's
milk, or simply the mother squirts the milk directly into his mouth. Amazing is
that this get to drink up to
* Although
some species of animals are born and almost immediately become adults, so they
do not depend on their parents to survive,
as is the
case with the megapodium birds of the South Pacific, almost all
species around the world need their parents to learn and live well in their
ecosystem. And one rule in every zoo in the world is basic: the longer a cub
stays with its parents and learns, the smarter it will be. I use here the
example of the elephant, which although not a bird or fish, fits well at this
time.
* An elephant
cub is born only a third the size of an adult's brain. His brain only developed
enough to operate on his vital organs, but not to stop him from tripping over
his trunk. He is very clumsy, and so it takes many months of patient training
on the part of the elephant mother until the cub learns to live with that long
nose. Until this happens, every time he drinks, he needs to get down on his
knees and put his face under the water. Young elephants spend at least the
first l0 years of their life being trained by their mother. And in the event
that she dies, she is so indispensable that her older sister or close relative
takes responsibility for raising and protecting her child, as she would.
Dear father and mother,
give your child the inalienable direct of having his dear parents with him.
2) The sacred task of educating children is unique and exclusively of
parents. Parents should never give up their children to be educated by
grandparents, uncles, teachers, and even nannies.
* This truth we learn from
the oropothena
and the
giant molotrope, raw
birds of the blackbird family. The oroopendhedulous
builds its magnificent nest that looks like a hanging
basket, which swings like a pendulum. Built
However,
having to raise these "foster" children becomes a good one for the oroopendhedulous, as it uses them for its benefit.
There are a type of flies that attack and devour the oroopenddulous cubs as soon as they are born. But
when there is a molotrope
egg in its nest, as
soon as it hatches it devours the eggs and caterpillars of the fly, thus saving the
future oronecsame chicks.
Many
inexperienced or even very busy parents give their children to others to be
educated by them. What a tragedy for the parents and for such a son. We are all
born in the image and likeness of our parents, that is, we have inherited in
our character many virtues and defects from our parents. Therefore, only they
are truly able to stimulate the growth of our virtues and the correction of our
defects, because by observing our behavior they see their character mirrored in
us. No grandfather, teacher or nanny can ever do it. And they may even, with
great goodwill and love, pass on experiences and even values that do not apply
to the reality of such a child. Parents, do not miss the golden opportunity to
educate the children god has given you. Your time will soon pass, and such
moments will never come back.
3)
Make your home a place of protection and shelter for your children in the face
of the strong temptations and threats of the world.
* Most members
of the cuckoo family build their nests like any normal bird, with the exception
of the common cuckoo and the indicator cuckoo. The common cuckoo deposits an
egg in another bird's nest, usually smaller, leaving its cub in the care of the
adoptive parents. When the little cuckoo comes out of the egg, it expels all
the other birds out of the nest. Either the mother's adore doesn't realize the
difference or her maternal instinct overwhelms her desire to keep her own
species. The fact is that she continues to feed the intruder as if it were her
own.
The same is the case with the indicator cuckoo. The
female lays her eggs in the nests of the woodpeckers, her close relatives. At
birth, the indicator cuckoo has sharp hooks on its beak, which it uses to kill
the other children of the nest gaining all the attention of adoptive parents.
Our home needs
to be built in such a way that it gives children the conditions to overcome the
bad influences of friends, colleagues, and even undue relatives. High standards
of character, principles of life from an early age should be developed in the
home, while there is never the constant
semi-independent vigilance of children wherever they are in school, with
friends, on walks and other activities. The world is full of homes in which
parents have not watched contributing to friends leading their children to
total ruin.
4)
In order to be successful in education, there must be dialogue, a lot of
dialogue between parents and children.
* Animals, as we know very
well, communicate with each other by 3 different means: barking, ganidos and
growls.
- A ganido is
a sound made by an animal that wants to show that it is smaller than it really
is. - A growl is a sound made by the animal that wants to control the
situation, or show who is the greatest in a group. It is usually a serious,
menacing sound that seeks to discourage the challenger.
- And the latir is simply
a sound in an attempt at a dialogue, or exchange of information between some
animals.
Interestingis
that even tiny fleas communicate. They, like countless very small animals,
communicate, either by sound or odor. According to recent studies, they use
high-frequency sounds, so high that we can't hear. There is a group of tiny
hairs in a certain area located in the abdomen of the flea. This set of hair
sits like an antenna, and by capturing high frequency sounds, such hairvibraes
very quickly, which leads the flea to change its behavior.
If even the
little fleas and so many other little animated people communicate, imagine the
communication that is necessary in our home. There must be not only informal
conversation, but advice, openness of all members to hear what one has to say
to the other, exchange of experiences, songs, readings and so on. The more
parents dialogue with their children, explaining to them the natural
development of life and its physical, psychological and social growth, the
happier and quieter their existence will be. Who of us has no fond memories of
remembering Friday night services with the whole family reunited, or the
Christmas and New Year parties where we sat with our relatives, the parents
told us very impressive stories, and we rejoiced in opening the gifts. The amazing
thing is that many parents pride themselves on being closed; think that this is
the ideal way to maintain respect and balance of your privacy towards your
children. There are many parents who live with their faces closed, face always
sulking, sulking. Such behavior will be destructive, leading your child to
complete separation and total contempt for parents when they reach adolescence.
Remember: if you are always willing to talk to people on the street, on the
bus, or with your boss so nervous and grumpy, reserve this willingness to talk
to your child. You won't regret it.
5) Your children are born with enormous potential to develop. But for
them to achieve success in life and be happy it is necessary that YOU know how
to drive them according to their abilities.
* I'll ask you
something: does a parrot know what you're talking about? Consider Alex before
giving your answer. Alex, a grey African parrot, was the student of scientists
researching animal communication. Alex learned more than just repeating words
for nothing. Scientists discovered that he could learn to recognize objects and
colors and mention them. One of the coaches mentioned the names of several
items and delivered them to his colleague as Alex watched. When he casually
repeated the name of any of those mentioned objects, he received this object to
play with. Later, he was able to mention the names of all the items presented
to him, in any order. Alex also knew what the color of each item was. Alex also
learned to say no. If they offered him an object he didn't want, instead of
saying the name - which he could say - Alex would answer "No." He
also said no when a stranger was trying to hold him. He also learned to say
other things like "I want to go back." He was a smart parrot, much
smarter than anyone thought a parrot could be, and now no one knows for sure
how much birds can learn or how much they can understand.
The greatest
wealth that parents can possess in their life is not their national or imported
car, their beautiful home in a wealthy neighborhood, or such their huge amount
of money saved in savings. Your children are the biggest and most promising
well they possess. They have the ability in themselves to change the world,
revolutionize generations, or destroy their own existence. What could Joquebede
have thought when he looked at little Moses? For the benefit of the whole world
she saw in him someone who had been chosen by God for a tremendous work, and
for this reason not only kept his life, but in the l2 years he had to educate
him, stimulated his natural abilities, as well as corrected his defects of
character, thus preparing him to assume the highest responsibilities of the
world of then. She, a humble slave, knew how to direct her son's natural
capacity. And what a success this education has achieved! Moses was a judge,
writer, musician, legislator, prophet, leader of God's people, and above all, a
faithful servant to The Jehovah God.
Dear father:
try to be attentive to the inherent abilities of your child and direct him on
the proper path 'to his reality. Study his character, behavior, listen to what
his teachers say of him, accept criticism and praise; by adding all this, by
acting in accordance with your talents, you will lead your children to full
development as well as to the pleasure of the achievements of your life.
6) Cultivate from an early age the ability to memorize in your children. Encourage
them in this sense by decorating small bible verses, or their favorite stories
of biblical characters, children's and spiritual songs.
- If from an
early age such content is put into his mind, in his youth such a child will
find moral and spiritual strength to overcome his challenges as well as the
temptations of Satan. Jesus Christ overcame the temptations of the enemy with
the words of Scripture, not by decorating them in those 40 days of fasting in
the wilderness, but had learned them as a child at the feet of his laborious
mother.
* Although it
is not a bird or a fish, the bat teaches us a precious lesson in memory: it can
only survive because it develops such a capacity very well from an early age.
Bats completely depend on their ability to move in the dark, as they live in
very dark caves and hunt their food at night. They should be able to avoid
trees, wires, buildings and other obstacles while looking for food. They are
not able to see how we do but use sonar-signals that are emitted and reflected
to know what is in their way. Since they can't spend all their time worrying
not to run into obstacles, they develop a fantastic memory.
- Some bats were released into a dark room
containing a mess of wires through which they had to fly to get food. It took
some time for the bats to learn where the wires were, but after they learned
the location of each, it seemed that they flew without hesitation avoiding
every obstacle. To prove if they had learned where the wires were or if they
were still using sonar to find their way, all the wires were removed and
replaced by bundles of photoelectric cells, such as these that are used on
doors that open automatically when you cut the beam of light. The admirable
discovery they made was that even in a wireless room, bats still avoided the
places where there were wires previously. They had memorized the location of
each obstacle so well that they could fly in a room full of imaginable wires
without cutting a single beam of light from the photoelectric cell.
Our children
need to learn from an early age to recognize both the lord's path and the
snares of the enemy to instinctively avoid the failure of our lives.
7)
We need to learn to listen to our children by means of communication other than
speech.
Any problem,
difficulty or apprehension in a child's life sooner or later will be revealed
to his outside world, but most of the time this will be communicated by his
aggressive or passive behavior too much, by constant diseases by the body, by
continuous sleepiness, low grades in school without motivation to improve them
and many other possible symptoms. These may be demonstrating the child's
frustration with his life: separation or constant struggle of parents, fear of
facing the normal growth of life, the financial difficulties of the home,
problems of relationship with colleagues, fear of death and so many other
problems. Every parent should be attentive to their child's life and know how
to listen to him, even if he does not seek him to open his heart and tell his
dilemmas. Listen to him through his behavior, attitudes, and way of looking at
life.
* Some plants
tell us when they are very hungry. An Australian botanist discovered this not
long ago, listening to the castor bean. What does the castor say? Simply
"Click." But that alone is enough.
He used a
special microphone capable of hearing two strands of human hair collide, and
which produce a sound as if two toras were shocked. In the plants he observed
the following: in each plant there are small tubes that are cells called xylems
that conduct water from the roots to the leaves. When there is enough water in
the soil, these tubes fill up, and the plant literally pulls water up, from the
roots to the leaves. During prolonged droughts, when there is no more water in
the soil around the roots, the pipes empty. However, the plant continues to try
to draw water from the roots although there is not any. The plant exerts so
much effort in these conditions that the pipes break under this pressure. When
they break they produce a snap that is captured by the microphone of such a
scientist as a "Click".
It's a rather
unusual way to hear something asking for water, but that's how plants do it.
The same is the same for your children. Learn to listen to them as often as
they are, and it will be much easier to help them with their difficulties.
8)
Children must acquire a taste for work and to carry it out from a very young
age.
- Housework
should be taught as long as the child is already able to collect their toys, as
well as make their bed and room. And especially in adolescence they should be
taken to work from the age of 12, even if it is in simple functions, and
part-time daytime. So did the Israelites under the full approval and command of
God that even His Son, Jesus commanded such discipline. It is sad to see how in
the modern world, especially in Western civilization, parents are raising their
children to be parasites in society: children do not learn housework- it is
common today young women and boys to marry without any knowledge about cooking,
ironing, washing and even caring for their future children (when they are no
longer commissioned!). Teenagers, with the absence of their parents at home
because they are working, stay at home watching inappropriate movies, in the
company of dubious colleagues, or even on the streets looking for what to do,
and they could be developing their skills in a job that could be highly promising
for them.
* I turn here
to the example of an insect, the ant. Amazing, but there are some lazy ants in
the world, one of them being teleuto ants. This type can be the ultimate
example of a social parasite in the insect world. They live in the Swiss Alps,
and have degenerated to the point that not only do they not work, but hardly
move. For some reason still unknown, the teleuto are cared for and supported by
a large host ant. They spend most of their time riding on the backs of their
hosts, and even develop concave abdomens to facilitate the ascent to the backs
of the hostesses. Initially when scientists discovered this lazy ant, they
formulated the theory that originally the teleuto would have been strong and
sadias slavers; however, over time, because they were always being cared for by
their slaves, they lost their strength, their size, and, finally, even their
importance in the colony. Thus it was that scientists concluded that this
strange ant had reached the end of its development as a species, and gave it
the scientific name of Teleutomyrmex, meaning "final ant".
If children do
not learn to work from an early age the same end will have in their lives: they
will be eternaldependent on their parents, dominated by more capable friends,
and will lose their natural abilities to such an extent that they no longer
have anything to produce or offer the world. Get your son to love work.
9) Allow your child to go through difficulties and trials. Let the
natural storms of life require of it a solution. Give your child the
opportunity to grow and develop.
* A
millionaire from Australia has assembled a collection of 20,000 different
species of butterflies, coming to be the largest and most complete collection
in the world. Being against the undue killing of any terrestrial creature, he
collected them on film, and so he tells him that he loves to spend his
afternoon off contemplating these wonders of nature.
- There are
many parents who think that children should be stuffed animals, or bibelôs:
beings that must be placed on the shelf only to be observed, esteemed and
appreciated, both now and when they become old. Never! God has made each one
with incredible abilities, but that will only develop by direct contact with
the reality of life, whether sweet or bitter. For such development it is
necessary that there is no overprotection of parents.
* A similar
example we see with the extinction of the Dodo bird, native to Mauritius in the
Indian Ocean, this bird is the symbol of imbeciality since the last specimen
died, because it was not able to feel danger or even try to survive. The Dodo
was large and clumsy, but until the European settlers arrived on the island,
they had nothing to fear; The Dodo had no reason to develop a sense of danger.
Over the years he became so meek that he was an easy prey for the settlers.
Soon there was no more.
There are many
parents who are always around to protect or solve any problem with their
children. They fight for them against their colleagues, defend them against
teachers, justify their mistakes in the face of established laws, creating
highly insecure and unprepared beings for life. It is not necessary to be
absent, nor unprotective. If you love your son allow him to live.
10) Don't forget that your children were given to YOU, but for a short
time. In fact, they live in your house, but they're just passing through. One
day, when you least expect it, they will be leaving your home to form their own
home. But have they been prepared for this?
* It is known
to all of us the special treatment that the eagle gives to his cub. You take
good care of him in his first weeks of life. However, realizing that he is
already very chubby and with strong muscles to make his first flight, she
pushes him out of the nest, which is many meters high, there in the highest
mountains on Earth, and does not allow him to return home. Over the next few
weeks, she teaches him to hunt and live in his environment, and then abandons
him to his fate. Cruel? Never. He needs to live by himself to really be an
eagle.
Stimulate and
allow your child to gradually become independent of you. He will only reach the
full development of his faculties as well as the realization of his life if you
allow him to be an adult responsible for himself. And this starts early.
11) The last and certainly most important point of education comes now:
even if your children have character traits full of defects, they can be
transformed.
* Homemade
sparrows have uncommendable qualities: they are petty, not very attractive, the
only sound they produce is an out-of-tune chirp, and it is still the birds that
have the greatest hostility among birds. They build relaxed nests almost
everywhere they can, a handful of grass. They expel other gentler birds from
their nests; they kill not only the chicks and even the parents of other
species, but occasionally also attack and kill those of their own genus. They
are a pest in bird feeders, where they eat too much, scattering debris
everywhere, while filling the air with their noisy chatter. However, on several
occasions, sparrow eggs were placed in nests of the peaceful and wonderful
canary. When the little sparrows come out of the egg, they believe they are
canarinhos - so they learn to sing like canaries and often even become more
affable as the canaries. They even alter their inherited natural behavior.
Your kids can
change. This is a reality that should fill your heart with joy. But for this
one thing is needed: to ask God for help and help in every moment of the
education of your children. Birds resort to such an attitude when attacked.
Aggressive birds, which usually play the role of patrolmen in a colony, are the
ones that scream when they perceive danger. Birds like the jay and cardinal
almost always scream when they are caught by a person. By doing so they are
trying to bring other birds to attack and expel their captors, and even trying
to warn other birds of the danger that surrounds the region.
Many parents
do not ask God for help in the education of their children, as this requires a
confession: that they do not have enough capacity to educate their children
alone. Parents: recognize your human limitation and seek divine guidance every
day in the education of your children. He can help you solve the greatest
miracle in your children's lives: conversion. And in that case only He.
YOUR
HOME CAN BE VICTORIOUS!
- I want to
leave you a promise that comes from the sea. Let's imagine a beautiful beach,
on a sunny day, with its foamy waves crashing into the sand. Each small wave of
about one meter, rolling on a
APPEAL: Your
family may be having problems right now. Satan promises to fight against homes
in a special way, for he knows that this is the basis of society. However, if
we keep our homes ever together, not even the waves of hell or the fiery darts
of the enemy will be able to undo our dear family. God bless you for this.
SOURCE
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