gentlemen I need prayer

[renfrowridge]

I do not ask very much for pray but I do now, Melissa is here from Michigan to take a break which she needs very badly as for me please pray that I can keep my anger in check and not drive to michigan and Kill my son in law, She has told me a lot of what is going on and the fuse is lite and ready to go off I have even throught about inviteing him to go hunting things happen and I don't miss I can thank the goverment for that. I have been in pray and reading the bible to try and give me peace and understanding but it is very hard for me, I sad part is she still love this guy I can't see how but she does, So far her and my wife and God as put a hold on me doing anything, But please pray that this works out if not for me but for her,
thanks to all my close brother and sister on here you all have been a blessing to me even if you don't know it,

[Chuck7]

Don't go doing anything stupid Chuck." Vengence is mine sayeth the Lord..I will repay." Prayers being sent.
C7

[TexasOaks]

Prayer from Texas Coming your Way. Here's some scripture to take to heart.

Don't say, I will get even for this wrong. Wait for the Lord to handle the matter.

-Proverbs 20:22


20:22 Because of our limited understanding and imperfection, we are not qualified to recompense evil. Instead we must commit our cause to God, whose vengeance is certain and perfectly just. God says "œVengeance is mine; I will repay"� (see Matt. 5:38, 39; Rom. 12:17, 19; 1 Thess. 5:15; 1 Pet. 3:9).
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Radmacher, Earl D. ; Allen, Ronald Barclay ; House, H. Wayne: The Nelson Study Bible : New King James Version. Nashville : T. Nelson Publishers, 1997, S. Pr 20:22
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[/align]Don"™t seek vengeance on your enemies. Vengeance is the Lord"™s. He will repay. Wait for the Lord. He will deliver you and vindicate you
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MacDonald, William ; Farstad, Arthur: Believer's Bible Commentary : Old and New Testaments. Nashville : Thomas Nelson, 1997, c1995, S. Pr 20:22
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[/align]20:22 Vengeance should be left to God. Only God is able to deliver just vengeance (Rom. 12:19 19 Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God; for it is written, "œVengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord."� The Revised Standard Version). Deliverance of the righteous does involve judgment of the wicked. Nevertheless, punishment for injustice must be left in God"™s hands.
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[motor]

my friend you have been in my daily prayers for a long time but tonight i will say a special prayer for you and this situation..

[brknarrow]

praying for you brother, keep temper in check

[The Rev]

Hang in there bro. I'll call you tomorrow morning. I just my computer back on line after messing with it for 10 hours today. If it weren't so late I'd call you now. I know how you old guys go to bed early.
You are in my prayers.
Bob <><

[m.t.hands]

still praying for ya'll daily,great advice given

keith

[Rebel Hog]

20:22 Because of our limited understanding and imperfection, we are not qualified to recompense evil. Instead we must commit our cause to God, whose vengeance is certain and perfectly just. God says "œVengeance is mine; I will repay"� (see Matt. 5:38, 39; Rom. 12:17, 19; 1 Thess. 5:15; 1 Pet. 3:9).

My continued thoughts and prayers.

[renfrowridge]

Rev aka Bob I lost you're phone number please sent it to me I will call you, or if someone has his number you can sent it to me thanks

chuck

[DaveH]

I'm prayin' for ya Renfro. Let God be in charge and take your marching orders from Him. He'll show you the right thing to do - and it might be to just let Him do it all.