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It is always us that starts to panic when it does not happen fast enough. So many times I have been concerned about tomorrow and then find that when it got here, everything was ok. God took care of it somehow. Don’t panic, don’t get anxious about what is coming. God knows your needs and you mean much more to Him than the birds that He takes care of. He created us in His own image. When the need comes, the answer will as well. Just continue to do your part and rely on God.

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