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Day 15 of 41 Thank you Lord for Your Mercies

God does not give us the punishment we deserve, this simply explains the Mercy of God.

 "Have you wondered why the Bible says, the mercies of God are new every morning, have you taking your time to look at the spellings of the days in a week and the Months in a Year, they are different?" So each day and month comes with its uniqueness and package and each day comes with unique MERCY. Oh! What a great God we serve.

Lamentation 3.22 &23 - It is of the LORD'S mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.

Have you thank God for His Mercy Today?

Thank you Lord because the mercy of God and your divine package for the Day 15 of this challenge Thursday, 3rd August 2023 locate you now. 

We are alive because of the Mercy of God.

And so;

  • I hail this Jesus who will never use my past against me, 
  • I hail this King of kings who chooses to use my weaknesses for his Glory, 
  • I hail the Lord of lords who doesn't deal with me the way my sins deserve, 
  • I stand in awe of this Supreme Hero who looked down at me and brought me out of the mud and makes me clean. 
  • I worship the One who turns all my scars into stars 
  • I celebrate my Awesome and Mighty God who understands me better than anyone else. 
  • I give Him all the Glory because His Mercy always speak on my behalf. 
  • And so I give thanks to the Almighty God who declares that, "my sins and iniquities He remember no more. "

The One who turns my stories to glories, I stand in awe of You.

Surely I'll love Him more and more.

Thank You Lord

Please join me in thanking the Lord of lords who doesn't deal with us the way our sins deserve

Janet Adeogun 
The Eagle Girl 

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