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What I have done is unworthy, it's just forgetfulness, but what God has done for me is worthy of everlasting and unforgettable thankful memory.
Thank you Jesus

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Opa, Shahaji nang wupa ne mengtai yahpoi nangha tao e nangte kenpu a jinte yepelak, Kahtoknyu upye heye üken phi me üjing professional mentors lan hei ülao spiritual fathers lan mawe ngoh yahpoi yuo nang a üjingne nishepupa Kahwang. Tao lwngmei ne man meng man meng nang e üte namhei no e üne ven e shaiyange shahaji tao lwngmei ne mengtuki, tenyihpu Palan yahying nyih nyu kai e tao e ken e teih pu Opa nang üyin jinlao shangshao pu pha e tampha she Kahwang te moiheiman yu e yop nang. 🙏

I’m grateful to you for guiding me to reach new heights and all your words that gave me a perspective which no books can teach me., you mold me and shape me to be who I am today. I'm so proud of you my Dad.
Happy Father's Day.

1 KINGS 3:16-28,
SOLOMON’S WISE DECISION
Solomon demonstrates his divinely given wisdom by ruling wisely in a court case between two prostitutes.
Analysis.
Since the story appears in various forms throughout the ancient Near East, we should not look for historical clues, as if there were any to be found in this tale devoid of details. Rather, it serves to demonstrate that all Israel acknowledged God's gift of wisdom to Solomon. It is beautifully told, with dialog carrying the story; the reader is drawn in to the bickering of the two women over the disputed child and readily imagines Solomon observing the back and forth nature of their disagreement much as one would watch a tennis match. There is no evidence; only "she said…she said" reports. By ordering that the child be sliced in two, the king proposes a brilliant stratagem designed to reveal which of the two claimants was the true mother of the child. His judgment reveals his justice and, more important, God's gift of wisdom in action.
Much of the impact of this story is lost in the NRSV's ostensibly "helpful" translation of the climactic verse 27: "Give the first woman the living boy." In Hebrew, and other translations, the text reads "Give to her." But removing the ambiguity of the "her," that is, the one who spoke the poignant words of verse 26a, "Please, my lord, give her the living boy," also removes the decision the reader must make as to which claimant is the real mother of the boy.

Hebrews 4:12 (NKJV)
12 For the word of God is (a)living and powerful, and (b)sharper than any (c)two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is (d)a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.

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