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Each Day, a Manifold Newness of God

Every new day is a manifold newness of God. Because science taught us rotation and revolution, thus we take the breaking of each day as just another natural occurrence.  We call it nature, but daily, God renews the process. The manifold blessings of God is revealed in every daybreak.  He allocates time and resources and those who get a breeze of His favour still refuse to acknowledge him. The daybreak today was starless, and it was beautiful.  It was without light and yet the day did break. Whether you have something to smile about or not, the day still breaks. So your condition is not God's circumstances or pronouncements about your life. Your feelings just overtook you. Look into the sky no matter your condition and say, "God, I thank you. Though my feelings are twisted because of my pony knowledge, yet I know you are at work and my situation is at the centre of your heart".

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