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Matthew Ropp
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Matthew Ropp
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A husband, dad, son, computer geek, prayer warrior, Christian recovery fan, fantasy reader - by God’s power only a faithful follower of Jesus Christ. John 15:5
Valencia, California Sumali Mayıs 2009
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Kids dont get 72 vaccines. They get 72 doses of 19 vaccines.
We have 19 vaccines because their are 19 diseases that we can prevent with vaccine administration.
The question is why would we NOT give children the best chance at survival?

Spitfire@RealSpitfire
Why is recommending 11 childhood vaccinations instead of 72 such an issue for people? Why on earth would a child ever need 72 vaccines?!
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Rights groups are first in Israel to accuse government of genocide wapo.st/459p6D4
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Just. Wow. As we went over Mexico and the U.S. this morning, I caught this sprite.
Sprites are TLEs or Transient Luminous Events, that happen above the clouds and are triggered by intense electrical activity in the thunderstorms below. We have a great view above the clouds, so scientists can use these types of pictures to better understand the formation, characteristics, and relationship of TLEs to thunderstorms.

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Read this. It's remarkable. The UN is begging - literally begging - Israel to allow it to deliver to Gaza 160,000 pallets of food aid it has ready to go. Israel will not allow that. There is only one inescapable conclusion: Israel is deliberately starving Gaza to death.
Tom Fletcher@UNReliefChief
Enough. We demand rapid, safe, and unimpeded access to starving civilians in Gaza. We have a plan. We have thousands of trucks of food at the border. Let us in. Let us work. bit.ly/3S7M0oo
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This is the #HurstFire seen just a block from the 210 Freeway on Yarnell St in #Sylmar. Winds are extreme throwing embers across the freeway. People an horses evacuating from the neighborhood @kcalnews
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I was thinking this morning what a wondrous and mysterious thing is prayer. Sometimes it’s everything I can do to get out of bed and to stumble to my place of prayer. But so often, as was the case this morning, 45 minutes or so later, I am strengthened with the strength of the Lord, my joy overflowing, some of my physical pain abated, my confidence renewed.
And I was able to answer Keith, when he awakened several minutes after my devotions and asked how I was doing this morning, “I am well, my darling.” And I was telling the whole truth.
Here, to me, is the most wondrous part. There is nothing miraculous about prayer in and of itself. Helpful? Yes, probably, in that it is good for the heart to speak one’s mind with one’s mouth. It is of value to the point that meditation alone is valuable.
But that’s not what gets me out of bed come early morning. What’s wondrous about prayer in the name of Jesus is that, on the other side of that petition, is the Holy Presence. We are heard, seen, known and loved by him, in the words of Hebrews, with whom we have to do.
The mystery, of course, is that we often do not get the specific petition we voiced. Perhaps not right then, perhaps not at all. And this is when we are challenged to remind ourselves that the truest miracle of prayer is not answers but access. We mere humans speak with the one who created the universe with the sound of his voice.
One day we will see with our own eyes the One to whom we had access.
And we will think among 10,000 other things that we should have prayed much bigger. For every single time he said no, he knew he was going to do more than we could ask or imagine.
Bless all of you. Persist in prayer.
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