At some time in life all of us feel the loneliness of sorrow. Mary and Martha were saddened by the death of their brother, Lazarus, and Martha said to Jesus, “If you had been here, my brother would not have died.” Theirs was a loneliness of sorrow. The shortest verse in the Bible tells us that at the tomb of Lazarus “Jesus wept.” He enters into our sorrows. When we come to Jesus Christ, He does not promise to exempt us from trouble or sorrow. Tears will come, but deep inside there will be a joy that is difficult to explain to you. It is a joy from God—produced by the Holy Spirit. In the midst of trials and agony and tears which come to us all, a supernatural power is given out, producing joy. Psalm 138:3~ Komw ketin sapeng ie ni ei patohwan likweriong komwi; komw ketin kakehlakiniedahr sapwellimomwi roson. In the day when I cried, [you] answered me, and strengthened me ..Ricky Narruhn, Jaysie Dewey Narruhn, Thomas Merleen Narruhn, Wayne Narruhn, Dontrae Dwayne Bermanis, Clayson Shoniber, Chris Shoniber, Judy Panuelo, JoshiMa HinGa, Omar Shoniber, Lien Wone, Shirlynn Serilo Pretrick, Domenika Martin, Leene Annes, Yuli Ongrung, Mayleen Hallers, Virginia Lopez Kohler, Meriana Paulino, Keoki Johnny, Julios Nakanaga, Gienah Thomas Narruhn, Star Andon, Pwoling Martin, Mer Hebel, Marleen Abraham, Marlene Abraham, Cathleen Peter, Han Young Cho, Etwise Nakamura, Soon-young Cho, Skillful MindMind Etse, Thoughtful Mind, Helena Narruhn, ResinChüri NH Narruhn, Sonson Narruhn, Sylvia Narruhn, Arleen David
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