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Exiting the Maze Exiting the Maze by Nathan Cole
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“would be spinning from His hand and flowing with Him in a harmonious kind of way,”
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“Leviticus 26:12 reveals God’s intentions: “And I will walk among you, and will be your God, and ye shall be my people.”
Nathan Cole, Exiting the Maze
“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. (John 14:27).”
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“Amidst extremely adverse conditions, there was an incredible faith that things were changing for the better--that the next ten years would not be the same as the previous ones.”
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“unacceptable levels of poverty”
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“When the plane touched down in Harare, I was excited. A dream of mine for many years had finally been realized.”
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“I remembered Bishop Bismark talking about Zimbabwe when I was in middle school, and the country had been in my heart and mind ever since.”
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“I looked out of my hotel room window at the Harare skyline and could hardly believe that I was in Zimbabwe. I had wanted to come to this country for so many years, and by God’s grace, I was finally here!”
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“trust God with our sons and daughters. No one can do a better job with them than He can! I”
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“placed my feet on African soil for the first time. For many years, I had wanted to travel to the continent, and the moment had finally arrived.”
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“For some reason, I thought that I had to turn the light off the “right” way, and every time I got it wrong, I had to do it again.”
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“I loved God; I was just not sure He existed.”
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“Can the mysteries of the universe and God and the meaning of human life be unraveled in eighty years?”
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