God can Fix


God can fix: when you get cut the first thing that happens is not pain, but a blood clot, God pacts in his love, and mercy, to you, when you don’t deserve it! God doesn't let you drown in your blood, or in other words your sin! But God patches it up with God’s love, mercy, and grace.

Bible reading: Then the clot opens a little, so oxygen can come in, so next we should read the bible, God breathed into Adam so read the bible. Let God breathe into you. Next, there should not be too little oxygen or too much oxygen can be bad, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't read too much of the bible! But it means, you should not become proud like the Pharisees, and not too low like “I will never make it, God has abandoned me”. There is no use in life”, those are lies the devil sets in people's minds! Don’t listen to those lies! 

The armour of God:  the white blood cell does a lot, but it mainly does one thing, protect the body, when a wound happens, it protects the body, and God will protect you, you also should wear the armour of God, to defend against the devil's schemes. 

A new heart: Then new things start happening like new blood cells with fresh oxygen, and soon the body starts rebuilding. God will be with you through this all.

God the healing system: God made the world so your body being healed is God’s handy work, God made the whole world and God gave it to us.

Summery time: when you are cut God shows you grace God does not let you drown in your sin! But God patches it up with his love and grace. then read the bible like oxygen entering the body don't be prideful don’t think God has abandoned me, those are lies! Then wear the armour of God, like white blood cells protect the body. Then God will heal you, like new blood coming with fresh oxygen for the body, and then it starts to heal. And  God made the healing process too.

Bye, see you soon THE END.

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