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Two unique people to remind and rekindle our Faith- Earthquake message


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• We may be travelling between 2 miracles like Jesus’s journey reveals- in Mt 14 and 15. After He fed 5k using 5 loaves and 2 fishes with 12 baskets scraps excess. He reached out and taught many lessons or Parables.

• Two unique people to remind and rekindle our Faith.
• A) Matthew recorded this incident between 14 and 15 chapters. Syrophoenician (serophician) woman first begged but later kneeled down and expressed her Praise and presented faith statement. Jesus gave a big shout out by mentioning her faith is great and at that moment demon possed daughter completely healed.

• B) Mark records another demon possessed man, living in the cemetery tied up with chain, homeless, unclothed, cutting himself, no one can hold him, always screaming and no chains can hold him. But Jesus reached to this man. Seeing Jesus he ran up and bowed down in respect. No address person. This man was the 1 sheep to complete 100, an extra care shown by Jesus to transform the lives. He had a conversation, commanded and then unchained Gerasene domanic man librated freely and thanked Him and willing to join His troops. But Jesus advised to go back to your home and tell all of them all the great things that Lord has done for you. God showed mercy on you. Undeserved favour called Grace showered on him.

• We are hunting something and eager. Hungry or short fall. Chained or unchained. Wandering with anxious thoughts- Fear & freezing situations.


• ‭‭Hosea‬ ‭10:12‬ ‭AMP‬‬- [12] Sow with a view to righteousness [that righteousness, like seed, may germinate]; Reap in accordance with mercy and lovingkindness. Break up your uncultivated ground, For it is time to seek and search diligently for the Lord [and to long for His blessing] Until He comes to rain righteousness and His gift of salvation on you.
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