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-Are people out to get you like they were David?.Psalms 59:3,4. Faith will get you through it:.Hebrews 11:27. Some people of low consciousness become jealous of others of higher character than they are and do things they think no one sees, to in some way, thwart another.(*).as the evil ones of old also did to Daniel:.Daniel 6:1-15. who was behind all this?.Revelation 12:10.

David had many heartaches in his life:.Psalms 38:8-16; 55:4-7; 102:4-9,11.

Emmanuel learned a lot out of what He suffered through:.Hebrews 5:8.

Paul too:.2Corinthians 12:9.

Chief Pontiac did his best to get rid of the British who were out to subjugate the Algonquain speaking people living on Manitoulin Island and adjacent shores of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay and later dispersed in large part, now living also on reserves in lower Michigan and in Oklahoma. Chief Pontiac was chief of the Ottawa First Nations tribe. He was born 1720? and died by assassination in 1769. He led a large Native American revolt against the British in the Great Lakes region during 1763-1766. Chief Pontiac became a great leader organizing a combined resistance, now known as Pontiac's War, 1763–64, a war against the corrupt British who were stealing their land in the Great Lakes area.

We all go through darkness at times without comfort. Why?

Trials are better than gold.(1Peter 1:3-13; Proverbs 3:12-18; Revelation 3:18,19), but preferred by the frozen chosen to be the other way around. Some are so used to comfort, it is inconceivable to imagine putting themselves out for another in need. And these are 'spiritual' persons? I think not! 

See what some other people of love in past times went through in the classic Fox's Book of Martyrs.or.continue to Questions.


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"He that can have patience can have what he will."

"When men differ, both sides ought to equally be heard by the
public, for when truth and error have fair play, the former is
always an overmatch for the latter."
...Benjamin Franklin, deceiver, dishonorable statesman, printer, inventor

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