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  Prayer by: Rev. Lynwood F. Mundy

Another Day

Heavenly Father, as You allow me to see a second of time to another day, I first, before anything, want to thank You for Your Grace and Mercy.  I do not know the day nor time that You will call me into rest (sleeping in my grave)  so, I must be vigilant and prepared, always praying, and to watch for no man know when You will come (Matt. 24:36–44; Mark 13:32–37; Luke 21:34-36 NKJV). 

I do not know if You will take me to my resting place on earth (grave) before the next second in the morning, noon, or night, so I will thank You at all times.

In Your Precious Son Jesus, I submit my supplication to You. Amen.

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