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    Kathy Sanny Author in "Thoughts on the Book of Lamentations"

    Thank you for reading my thoughts on how Lamentations reflects my feelings for the descent of our nation. Without a turn to the morality we once upheld we face the same fate.

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    Kathy Sanny Author in "Dealing With Seasonal Affective Disorder: Six Tips To Help With the Wintertime Blues"

    Thank you Chris. We have so much to look forward to and one of those is having the opportunity to get to know all of our brothers and sisters in Christ.

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    Kathy Sanny in "The Great Reset: Where Will It Lead?"

    Thank you for this article. Excellent picture of what is going on in our world behind the scenes. Those in our government see themselves as on board with a morally superior agenda and they really don't care how it will impact our nation and the people they are supposed to represent. They are already promoting all debt being forgiven-but what they don't say is that it also means all property will be held in common and dictated by those who lead this New World Order. Thankfully as you pointed out, Revelation shows it will not end there.

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    Kathy Sanny in "Lessons from the Middle East: Part 4"
    Please explain how Israel "has blood on their hands"? They have not made any pre-emptive strikes that I have seen. In a world of rising anti-Semitism this seems like an inflammatory statement. Are you speaking of ancient times? In part1 you seemed to be saying they did not have a right to defend their territory-do you feel the U.S. does not have that right either? In times past God has had the nations defend themselves, but it was only successful when they involved God-is that where this statement comes from and why you feel Israel has blood on their hands?
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    Kathy Sanny in "America at a Crossroads: Which Path Will It Take?"

    I guess I missed this when it came out. This is exactly where I have felt on these issues, but get push back that I am a conspiracy theorist for seeing the direction these things are going. Many refuse to see how the media will not portray what is happening in our country to show how it really is. Thank you for speaking out plainly and calling out the falsehood that this is all politics.

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    Kathy Sanny Author in "Morning Has Broken"

    I am a morning person too. It gives me quiet time alone and I love this time of year when spring is on the horizon. Thank you for your comment and the add to the concept of being thankful for each new day. I really like your statement: "Begin the day with being Loved and pass it on through the day."

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    Kathy Sanny in "Something Awful has Been Unleashed"
    At two minutes before 11 o’clock in the evening on 11/7/1983, a thunderous explosion tore through the second floor of the U.S. Capitol’s Senate wing. Since the area was virtually deserted at the time, there were no casualties. Minutes before the bomb went off, a caller claiming to represent the “Armed Resistance Unit” warned a Capitol switchboard operator that a bomb had been placed near the chamber — purportedly in retaliation for the recent U.S. military actions in Grenada and Lebanon. May 1988 FBI agents arrested seven members of the “Resistance Conspiracy”: Marilyn Jean Buck, Linda Sue Evans, Susan Rosenberg, Timothy Blunk, Alan Berkman, Laura Whitehorn and Elizabeth Ann Duke.
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    Kathy Sanny in "Something Awful has Been Unleashed"
    The 1954 United States Capitol shooting was a terrorist attack on March 1, 1954, by four Puerto Rican nationalists wanting Puerto Rico's independence from US rule. They shot 30 rounds from semi-automatic pistols from the Ladies' Gallery (a balcony for visitors) of the House of Representatives chamber in the United States Capitol.
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    Kathy Sanny in "Stepping Into a New Year With Raw Christianity 101: Part 2"
    Thank you for this series. It has been what I needed to hear and I feel all of the church would benefit by listening to it. We must be one body-looking at the hope we have in common and not pointing out the differences. One body that is a testimony of Jesus the Messiah through unity and peace.
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    Kathy Sanny in "God’s State of the Union Address to America"

    Very sobering. We are indeed sick from head to toe.

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    Kathy Sanny in "What Is Family Privilege?"
    Thank you for exposing this. I did not realize what was behind the belief that it was necessary to destroy the family other than that it was Satanic. What a messed up way of thinking that you bring everyone down to the lowest point rather than try to raise up the ones who are disadvantaged.
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    Kathy Sanny in "Are You Worn Down by Weariness?"

    Terri thank you for this article. I recognize now that I have been dealing with weariness. I have tried to beat myself up for being lazy-which has never been a big issue for me-and could not understand why I could not just pull out of it. I plan to use your steps and may purchase Forty Days to a Joy Filled Life. I get even more frustrated with myself knowing this is just the beginning of sorrows, and if I struggle to cope now, how will I when the birth pains come closer together? I went from a long bout with Shingles straight into the Coronavirus scare and have realized I have to turn this inability to act consistently around. Your article has shown up with perfect timing. A couple of my friends lost their husbands right before this started so I have been thankful to at least have my husband who is always very even tempered and understanding. That will be at the top of my list of things to be thankful for.

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    Kathy Sanny Author in "Seeing in Color"

    Thank you for your comments. It will be incredible when the lame will leap, the blind will see and the deaf will hear. I think an eye care professional can test a person's eyes to see if they have the type of colorblindness that these glasses will help. I have often wondered about how it would be to completely lose my hearing, as you have. I have a constant ringing in my ears that seems to grow louder the older I become-but I can mostly tune it out until I am in a quiet room. I have seen videos of people getting cochlear implants and how amazing it is to be able to hear. Someday none of these devices will be needed. Amazing future we have to look forward to, no matter how crazy this world gets before then.

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    Kathy Sanny Author in "Do Not Despise Your Parents When They Are Old"

    Thank you David for taking the time to let me know you appreciated the article. The proverb really spoke to me about the need to show honor to our parents and not hold mistakes against them. Many, if not all, can look back to things our parents did that were less than perfect and our children will do the same.

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    Kathy Sanny Author in "Do Not Despise Your Parents When They Are Old"

    Francisco,
    I have a son around your age.
    I try to look at the fact I was yelled at a lot as a child as a part of who I am. Would I have compassion for others who go through this if I had no first hand experience?
    My abusive dad died young and my mom became a gentler person as she aged, but still made critical hurtful remarks to me. She was unable to comprehend that they were hurtful.
    I struggled with respecting the hard work my mom did as a single parent and the apparent mental breakdown she went through when she knew it was all on her. I now realize the struggle she faced and the less than perfect childhood she had.
    I do not think it is healthy to allow a parent to continue to be abusive toward us, but I just look for the things I can understand and respect.
    It sounds like you have made a life for yourself where you know you did not deserve the negative childhood you had.
    The scars of childhood run deep and like a scar on the outside, they never really go away. All we can do is realize we do not have to be shaped by those scars all of our life and ask God to help us not keep them as an open painful wound.
    I will add you to my prayers.
    Kathy