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"At The Midnight Cry"
When I first saw this picture, it took my breath
away and the
tears started flowing. It was and still
is the most AWESOME
picture I have ever seen, other than pictures
of my Lord
hanging on that cross for us, and what a beautiful
sight to
see Brothers grasping hands in support of their
faith, and I
knew I had to do a page on it, but couldn't until
God and I
could be alone and HE could lead and guide me.
I pray you
will receive a blessing or be touched in some
way.
Bittersweet tears...PRAISING GOD for our soldiers
coming
to the Lord before facing the battlefield and
sad tears for
what they were going through and what they were
to face
and are facing at this time, fighting for our
freedom and safety.
Yes, prophecies are being fulfilled and signs
of the times are
appearing, but even in the midst of war, Jesus
is claiming
more and more of His children.
As this song says, there is a mighty rushing wind,
and our
troops are in a mighty rushing wind.
But, Praise God.... the trumpets will sound and
Jesus will step
out on those clouds and call His children.
Oh, dear ones, what a glorious day that will be
when Jesus
comes to get us.
No more wars, no more pain, suffering, tears,
heartache,
sadness, sickness and to think our Soldiers being
baptized and
coming to Our Lord. Yes, they too will be going
with Our Lord.
HALLELUJAH!!!
How that blesses my heart and makes it so full
that it fills like it
could explode!
To see My God working in the midst of this war!
PRAISE GOD!!
Yes, at the midnight cry, Jesus will be coming
again to claim us,
His children and take us home.
Oh how I thank God I am one of them!
And I pray many more will come to know
our loving God before that glorious day!
We must pray without ceasing!
Pfc. David Kurns is baptized by Task Force Chaplain
Capt Ron Cooper, left, and 1st Lt. Brian Case,
right,
in the desert north of Kuwait City, Wednesday,
Mar 12.
Eight members of the 3rd Infantry Division were
baptized in the desert on Wednesday.
BRANT SANDERLIN/NYT