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What will you say!


Joseph said, I will not do this thing and sin against my God
Caleb said, give me  this mountain for at 80 years I am as strong as I was 40 years ago
Elisha said, they that are for us are more than they that are for them
Nehemiah said, I am doing a good work and I cannot come down
Esther said, if I perish I perish but I am going to see the king
Job said, though He slay me yet will I trust Him
David said, you come with a sword and a spear but I come to you in the name of the Lord
Daniel said, the God whom I serve will deliver me out of the mouth of the lion
The Hebrew boys said, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us out of the fiery furnace
Paul said, I do not count my life dear unto myself
Justin Martyr said, 80 and 6 years I have served the Lord and yet He has not failed me, I will not deny Him
When hard times come what will you say?

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