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Our prayer point for the hour is for -

Wisdom to number our days

 

Our Text for the hour is –

Psalm 90:12 So teach us to number our days, That we may gain a heart of wisdom.

 

Let's Ponder on –

Who can number the clouds by wisdom? Only God knows the year and second He would call us from this life. In the interim, we must live circumspect and be accountable for the seconds, minutes and hours God gives us every day. A man who wanders from the way of understanding will rest in the assembly of the dead. A woman who refuses to live a responsible life would have old age come upon her suddenly like and with labour.

 

Our Song for the hour is –

It won't be long

When we'll be leaving here

It won't be long

We'll be going home

It won't be long

When we'll be leaving here

It won't be long

We'll be going home

 

Count the years

Count the years as months

Count the years as months

Count the months

Count the months as weeks

Count the months as weeks

And count the weeks

Count the weeks as days

Mmm, any day now

We'll be goin'

We'll be going home

 

Beloved, now we are the sons of God

And it doth not yet appear

What we shall be, but we know when Christ shall appear

We shall be like Him, for we shall see Him just as He is

In all of His majesty, splendor and glory

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We shall, we shall be like Him

Ohh, I know that we shall, we shall be like Him

In a moment, in a twinkling of an eye, we shall

We shall be like Him, any day now

We'll be goin'

We'll be going home

Get ready, get ready

It won't be long

It won't be long

It won't be long

It won't be long

It won't be long, we'll be goin'

We'll be going home

It won't be long

It may be tomorrow

When we'll be leaving here

You might be runnin' from God right now, but remember

It...Won't...Be......Long

 

Andrea Crouch

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