God is our Protector


God is our protector. germs and fungi aren't good for food and they aren't good for the person eating the food, so food preservatives are very important, so we the food when God preserves us God is protecting us from the bacteria or fungi can’t get to us. God’s love, grace, and mercy are abounding, to preserve some foods salt is added it's like God's love, and the taste of salt on meat is delicious like God’s love. or the vinegar is also used to preserve some food vinegar is kind of like God’s grace, or the mercy of God like the oil used to preserve. 


The fungi


The main germ that feeds on food is Fungi, Fungi are so small you can’t see them with the naked eye, you have to look into a microscope, but the devi’s forces are invisible you can’t see them with any piece of technology! But God protects us from it by preserving us. It can attack at any time! So be prepared, we also should get prepared by wearing the armour of God.


God is with you


In all this God is always with us, we should trust that God will protect us in bad times and in good times, so trust in God when you feel afraid the devil is doing that remember God loves you always when you are bad and when you are good. So God is always with you no matter what.


Summary time


God preserves us, which means God is protecting us from fungi or in other words the devil! God's love is like salt, God’s grace is like vinegar, and God’s mercy is like oil these are some things which are used for fermentation. The devil is invisible and real, so be prepared with the armour of God to go against the fungus that wants to eat you! God is trustworthy and God is on your side, God will help you and be with you. Bye, see you soon THE END.


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