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Topic: Illustrate the meaning of “A Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in the Bush” (without using the actual phrase or literal example). (01/10/08)
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TITLE: The Enemy's Plan | Previous Challenge Entry
By Shari Brian
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The fears of the night flow over me in waves, pain filling my body and soul. The enemy’s lies and slander worm their way into the minds and spirits of those who know only my name but do not know Yours, while shame and embarrassment try their best to be my soul mates.
Day after day, night after relentless night, words penetrate my heart like arrows, wrenching my soul with their falseness.
But You, O God, are not moved by the enemy’s plan, nor surprised by circumstances or situations.
I have no reason to fear man, for Your hands are not tied by the troops at my door, nor are Your sovereign plan and Word removed from me, for I delight greatly in You; Your salvation and robe of righteousness clothe me.
I cry out to You, for Your weapons of warfare are not of this world, but mighty in Your strength, demolishing strongholds.
I do not fear the enemy, for his weapons are but carnal, but I fear You, my God, for only in You is there eternal life and contented rest, untouched by the trouble, circumstances and situations of this present darkness wrenching my soul.
Rising on the wings of the dawn, crying out Your name, calling on You in truth, reaching out for You, I find no disappointment, for Your hand is here, reaching toward me, guiding, holding me, equipping me with arrows from Your quiver of wisdom, truth and victory!
Here in Your Presence is rest and peace, for You are the Lord my God, and in You I trust.
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I could hear the prayers and cries of David in your words.
Interesting!