Thank you Zim.
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Zim writes in Polish but you can use a translator.She leaves very good comments on my posts. Her blog posts are very thought provoking and deal with topics from religion, current affairs, missions , history and humour.
I want to share a story from Poland I found very inspirational.
The Polish patriot and general Koscuisko was outstandingly kind to the poor.One day an urgent message had to be sent.As there were no other horses, the messenger was ordered to ride the general 's horse. When the messenger returned he told his general that the next time he went on an errand he would take a different horse, because Koscuisko 's steed insisted at stopping at every poor home and by every beggar along the way. The horse had got accustomed to stopping for every needy home and every needy person.
Isn 't that amazing!
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Congratulations on your newest award. There will be more forthcoming. Thanks for the post. God bless you always.
Thank you Mel
Dear Amrita,
I like this horse story. Tells an important lesson to high and low about sharing and caring.
How nice that you have a friend from Poland. I like that.
Wow, I didn't know this story about Kosciuszko! I knew only, that he was big heroe of Polish and American history.
I was really touched by this story too
The Lord of glory stopped for a blind beggar.
And He stopped for me!
I have a feeling, dear sister, that if you owned a horse it would stop at many of the same places. Our God is generous, so much more than we can fathom. It is good when we can be a bit like Him.
Hello Amrita,
Congratulation on receiving this wonderful award. The story is very interesting.
Best wishes,
Joseph
Yes Bro David C Brown, praise God Jesus stepped down from His glory and became a human being to save me
Thank you Mr Joseph
Dear David Edward Linus,
you are too kind.
In India there are poor people all around us, we try to do whatever we can.
Many times people come to our church campus begging for alms, we give them something since they have come to God 's house - even though some of them appear to be lazy beggars.
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