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..................to him ; don't you believe all of the miracles you have seen?. He said he does, so why don't you want to drink the poison?. That man turned and said ; " what if I drink the poison and you try to being me back to life and it doesn't work?.  Wow what a story about unbelieve. Now let me draw your attention to this;
1. Many of us human beings don't believe in God, we are only happy for what he does for others but we always doubt if it can happen to us.
2. Some of us believe in God just because of what we see Him do, and so on other aspects of our lives we in one way or the other doubt Him.
3. Some of us believe God only when He does it for others, but we don't ever believe He can do it for us, we give many reasons why He can't do it for us.
4. Some of us believe in God, but we don't trust Him at all over any issue of our lives and that is why we don't always have answers to ours prayers.
5. You don't have to wait to see God doing miracles in the lives of others before you can trust in Him. Totally trust in Him will make Him do the miracles in your life for others to believe in Him through you.
Stay positive.
Emmanuel Ina.
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