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Recommended: Reflection on the Bible of Daniel

Sioux Falls Gratia Community Church (P) members studied the Prayer of Daniel taken from Daniel 9:1-19 on Friday, March.11. They learned how to give intercessory prayer for their nation and their people.

The minister delivered, "Isaiah 59:16 'He was appalled that there was no one to intervene; so His own arm worked salvation for him. ' God 's heart is grieved because He cannot find the ones who will stand before Him in the gap on behalf of the land. Daniel knew the heart of the Lord from the Scriptures and stood up and prayed for his nation and people. It 's not God 's will to send the disaster and to destroy His people, but through all these tribulations He wanted His people to turn from their sins and seek God 's favor and His truth. We
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