Deuteronomy 9 My bride is Home!

    



  Good morning, no, it is a GREAT morning! I am so blessed, my wife is home from the hospital and doing well, resting for a few days to make a full recovery. Your prayers were greatly appreciated, and dare I say they moved God into healing action for Madeline! She was heading for gallbladder removal surgery. They were sure it had to be removed, but God seems to have healed that completely, as their further scans revealed no issues there whatsoever! Praise the Lord! God doesn’t always heal here on earth, but sometimes He does. Madeline is still recovering from the Diverticulitis, but with the antibiotics, she will be fine in no time! She was on a huge dose of IV antibiotics for many days, and that worked well to get her safe and then home! Once again, thank you for all your prayers!

  Now, let's get to Deuteronomy 9 for Today’s Daily Bible Challenge as we read the whole Bible one or two chapters at a time! I really love this chapter and the style of writing used. It is easy to read and is a very descriptive account of the things that happened during the forty years they wandered around the wilderness to get to the Promised Land. I hope you will enjoy it as much as we do here on The Little Hundred Acre Wood this morning. Yes, Madeline is up and listening with me. And no, I didn’t wake her up this early; she just wanted to be up! What a joy it is to have her home!

  Talk with you soon!


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