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For wisdom

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My prayers
by: Anonymous

Use the wisdom God gave you and do not rely on your emotions because that is Satan trying to wear you down. It is good to help others but it is not good to invite trouble either. Pray very hard about it and God will help you come to the right decision.

For Wisdom
by: Anonymous

This is a situation where you must protect yourself. Knowing this man's past behavior, it is important that you take the necessary steps for protection and safety.

Seek help from the police and do what you can to make your home safe and secure.

Follow your oonscience, your gut feelings, but most of all look to the Lord for guidance and help. Psalm 91 is a wonderful psalm of protection and prayer, a most valuable tool.

Keep communication with this man brief or none at all.

Be safe, stay with God and keep your connection clear and strong with those who can help you.

Remember, you're not alone..

God Bless,

For Widsom
by: Kathalene

Give me understanding, that I may keep your law; yes, I will observe it with my whole heart Psalm 119:34

Behold, You desire truth in the inner being; make me therefore to know wisdom in my inmost heart. Psalm 51:6

For the Lord gives skillful and godly Wisdom; from His mouth come knowledge and understanding. Proverbs 2:6

Praying for God to show a solution
by: Anonymous

Hello Toni,

Your fears seem to be absolutely justified. I think that you have to right to protect yourself and your belongings. But you are torn between that normal fear and your wifely duty to help your husband. But you should maybe convey these fears with the persons in charge of your husband's release or his probation officer and they would offer some guidance and place your husband in a half-way house, and therefore take the decision away from you.
In any case, I will pray for God to find a solution to your dilemma that would be in everybody's best interests.
Take care,
Sincerely,
Helene.

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