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So good! God bless and continue to bless and anoint you to bring us revelation of His Word, Susan. I am enlightened this morning 🌄 ❤️ and I so miss you all! Thank you Aparna and worship team for leading in worship. And Shin for leading in ministry... 🙏 ❤️

Powerful speaker 👍🙏😊

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This topic is amazing ♥️

You are a blessing to many of us 🙏🙏 God bless you Susan 🥰

Very Authentic teaching....

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New perspective of praying

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Yes and Amen.

Very strong and pertinent points- a lot to mull over and benefit from. God bless you and yours, Susan. Continue to be a blessing to many through your ministry.

Thank you very much for a faith filled empowering word May God continue to fill your mouth with blessings

Very Powerful Word

The definition of a miracle is a supernatural event that seems inexplicable by natural or scientific laws. === The Bethsaida miracle By D. Keith Mano (National Review, April 21,1997) [snip] So Jesus heals the blind man for a second time. "After that he put his hands again upon his eyes, and made him look up: and he was restored, and saw every man clearly." As far as I can judge, this is irrefutable evidence that a miracle did occur at Bethsaida. Back in 30 A.D. the blind did not often receive sight: there were few, if any, eye surgeons and seldom a decent miracle-worker. No shill in the crowd could have faked it all by pretending to be blind -- because only someone recently given his sight would see "men as trees, walking," would see the Cubist jumble that Virgil told Oliver Sacks about. A faker, not knowing about post-blind syndrome, would have reported that Jesus had given him perfect vision. [snip] Both Positivist and Christian are stalemated on the subject of New Testament miracles. Positivist thought is certain that no miracle could ever have taken place -- because such an event would fatally contravene natural law. Your traditional Christian, by contrast, will accept the Gospel accounts on faith. Until now, these two categories of thinking were mutually exclusive: science and faith could not collaborate. But, at Bethsaida, something quite different came about: a miracle that depends on science for its proof, that cannot be understood except by adducing modern medical data -- quite unknown in 30 A.D. -- as evidence. And, when one miracle has been proved, it then at once becomes not just possible, but probable, that another miracle can also be proved true.

What a powerful series!!!!! Thank you for sharing your wisdom and revelation with us Susan. Sending love and endless blessings!

Amen...Jesus is the Well!!! I will never be thirsty again!!

So good Susan!! I never heard the illustration of being bound with a rope....I was crying 😢....Praise God....I'm being rid of those reoccurring patterns....inch by inch....from strength to strength....glory to glory!! Thank you! Amen!

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