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Yesterday, I was so inspired to read, my body sprung out of bed to see what I would learn. The unfortunate part is, I discovered that my computer was left at work and the use of pen and paper became relevant. After reading The Book of Matthew, chapter 2, I smiled and took notes.

From the East

Three wise men traveled to Bethlehem to worship baby Jesus, born King of the Jews. God gave them wisdom to see and follow, the Star of Jesus. They obeyed God and ignored the lying King Herod. The enemy will always enquire to steal your information, joy, love and assignment to make your life irrelevant to others.

The Good Help

God knows how to communicate and give good information to people who are willing to obey and help others. Using a star

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