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 \nI was too worried to noticeit there;one last look atthe closed one before I move on  \nNow is the time to focus onmy open door instead of allthe ones what are closed.  \n## Durned My Back\n\nLong ago I had turnedmy back,unsure if youwere really there or ifyou cared about me  \nMany times you calledout my name or tugged onmy heart but all I did wasignore you  \nI went years without you inmy life,let alone talk to oreven about you;you just weren'tthere  \nYears passed and you tuggedonly harder and called outeven louder  \nSoon I finally stood up andlistened and my eyes openedup to how wrong I was in thepast,and prayed for yourforgiveness  \nNow I have come back to  \nyou and you,,y God,are  \nback in my life...  \nIt has never been the same  \nI will never again turn  \nmy back to you,my eyes andears continue to listenand look for you,my Lord  \n## Never eave Me\n\nDo what I can to livemy life for you,though at  \ntimes I may fall'short and stumblefrom my path  \nIt doesn't matter if I fall  \nor near for you have always  \npromised that you will.…  \nNever leave me nor forsakeme for you are my shepherd,my God  \nTimes have come and times havegone when I needed you thereby my side to lead me and guideme  \nI need you to guide medown the right pathtowards you,oh Lord  \nIfI happen to stray from thatpath I know it will all beokay because of that promiseyou made so long ago.…  \nTo never leave me norforsake me for you aremy God.  \nNever leave me nor forsakeme for you are my God…  \n***Hebrews 13:5  \n## Gight the Battfe\n\nLong ago a war was created,a war that is still on going,though it isn't between countriesbut between good and evil  \nEvil,as we know,has the desire to  \neliminate all that is good  \nHow can we begin to fight off  \nall this evil?How can we alone  \nhelp good win?  \nIt is said that the shield of faith  \ncan extinguish the flaming arrows  \nof evil.Once we have the helmet  \nof salvation and the sword ofspirit  \nwe are protected with good.  \nThe battle is one we cannot seeyet we are a part of it.Evil wantsto control us and good wants to save us  \nWe can win with the strengthof God as well as dependenceon the Word of God through prayer  \nTake up the armor and helpgood win the war.  \n***Ephesians 6:16-17","cbCaiiuI4RMYd9Wg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiuI4RMYd9Wg","pdf",1499576,52,"English","# Closed Doors\n# Durned My Back\n# Never eave Me\n# Gight the Battfe","[{\"question\":\"What does “Closed Doors” emphasize about how to respond to setbacks?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights waiting for what seems closed, noticing an open door nearby, and refocusing on the open path God provides rather than dwelling on what is closed.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does “Durned My Back” describe turning back to God?\",\"answer\":\"It recounts years of ignoring God, then listening and realizing the past was wrong, followed by asking forgiveness and recommitting to God’s presence.\"},{\"question\":\"How does “Gight the Battfe” explain fighting spiritual evil?\",\"answer\":\"It frames the battle as good versus evil, calling on the armor of God—faith, salvation, and Scripture—supported by prayer and dependence on God’s Word.\"}]","Closed Doors - Focus on the Open Door | PDF",1789959340,131]