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Armor Bearer Prayer To God Analysis

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Armor Bearer’s Prayers to God

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Tavane Glass

Armor Bearer’s Prayers to God

Tavane Glass

Dedication
I would like to dedicate this book to my Heavenly Father, the Lord Jesus Christ, whom I adore. I thank you Lord, for allowing me to share your Word with all the armor bearers and servants of God. All Glory and Honor belongs to you. Also, I would like to thank you for letting this book be a blessing to the Kingdom of God.

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Tavane Glass is a rare jewel—a combination of many gifts, skills, training and anointing. She possesses a deep love and devotion for God. She’s been my friend for nearly two decades and for as long as I have known her; she has consistently demonstrated her greatest gift through serving …show more content…

As many as seven times?” Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you seven times, but seventy times seven.

(Matthew 18:21-22 ESV)

Chapter 10
Fruits of the Spirit

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Father in Heaven, I pray the Fruits of the Spirit will operate through me and make me Christ like as I serve for the Kingdom of God in the name of Jesus, Amen.

Powerful Scriptures Armor Bearers and Servants of God can Pray Daily

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