Weeping Tarries for the Night, Joy Comes in the Morning

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Weeping tarries for the night, joy will come in the morning. The promise to that man, i'm sure i didn't convey it very well, but the promise to him, and anybody who is falling on incredibly hard times. If jesus can overcome death, he can overcome the effects of sin done against you. It's just putting it in his context. I mean, love praying with my girls. They finally brought it up to me few weeks ago, they're like, dead. What's up with that? When you pray with us at night, you thank god that we're all alive. And i pray for the joy that we will be with each other forever

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