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Question: Hello, First, thank you for the informative website, it has been a blessing and a great source. This question pertains to one of the articles on the site entitled: "What should we learn from the virtuous woman in Proverbs 31?" Question: Could Proverbs 31, in reference to the "Virtuous" woman, be referring to the "Church" as a bride preparing for Christ rather than a human female? Thank you for your time God Bless, Lisa?
Answered by: Norman Fistler, who has been a volunteer with us since April, 2016.
Answer: Thank you for the question . . .
Thank you so much for praying; we appreciate it! Here are some specific requests for this month:
1. Please pray for spiritual protection for staff, contractors, volunteers, donors, their family members and churches, and all involved in this ministry. Pray for us to be alert and submissive to God. Pray against Satan's schemes.
2. Please pray for the health, financial, relational, and emotional needs of fellow volunteers and staff. As you can imagine, life circumstances run the gamut. Pray for encouragement and for one another to see Christ clearly . . .
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Question: Does the Bible teach that we are to confess each sin by name?
Answered by: Fritz Awig, who has been a volunteer with us since January, 2009.
Answer: Confession of sins is an important part of the Christian walk with God. Certainly 1 John 1:9 is one of the most familiar passages on this topic: "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness." There is a great deal of comfort in this verse because of God's promise to forgive our sins when we confess them to Him.
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