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  Juan Miguel Cabrera Gomez December 23, 2014 at 1:29pm
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  Brian Swanson December 20, 2014 at 4:09pm

  Hello Juan.
  This is Brian Swanson of the 14th Corps. I was in residence with u at Emporia.
  So glad ti hear of your well being. I am blessed in British Columbia, Canada
  Longi ng for our Messiah Yahusha ha'Mashiach. Halleleu ia!
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  Juan Miguel Cabrera Gomez July 17, 2014 at 5:09am

  Well!. Thankyou for yours prayrs...I am seen this posted today, July 17...we all the time aprreciatted all yours prayers, for secure, BUT WE DONT HAVE ANY WAR IN MY COUNTRY! NOT NOW, NOT BEFORE. Please, if yoy have any kind of questions about our national situation, be free to contact direct to me:  juanmiguelcabrera1@gmail.com    we love all of you.  Juan.
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    John Richeson > Juan Miguel Cabrera Gomez July 17, 2014 at 6:49pm

    Thanks Juan. Typical Americans over reacting to things they do not know anything about. Probably came from our stupid media or even worse, FaceBook. Sadly people will still believe it even if YOU say it ain't so.
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  Michael Kasiak March 18, 2014 at 10:59am

  Interesting recent story from my sister's husband's missionary family in the jungles of Venezuela:

  A military plane landed near them, and they saw soldiers marching towards them. Their mission was to extract the missionaries from the country, even though the family has been there for 50 years and many of them were either born there and have citizenship, or have dual citizenship. The "Yąnomamö" tribesmen formed a circle around the missionaries, and with bows and arrows ready to fire, told the soldiers, "These people have come to teach us the gospel of Jesus Christ. If you want them, you will have to go through us".

  Pretty courageous for the tribesmen, since they only had handmade bows and arrows, and the soldiers had high powered firearms.

  Long story short, the soldiers left without an incident. Ya think God answers prayers!!??
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  Janice Renneisen Thompson March 2, 2014 at 2:02pm

  Thank you for posting. I work at a university where there are several students from Venezuela. They are suffering because of their families that are in Venezuela.
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  Michael Kasiak March 2, 2014 at 1:01pm

  Thanks for posting, Gail. Venezuela is not getting much attention on the news because they've kicked out journalists, but things are really bad there. My sister's husband has missionary family down there, and all the news is coming from private citizens posting pictures and videos. They need prayers.