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		Great crowd, powerful meeting recently in Muscat, Oman with Pentecostal Assembly, Oman. We have open doors for similar gatherings in many places around the world but we need partnership. Help usfund 2014 conferences and crusades abroad - to share in the Gospel see the "sow a seed" button, lower right.
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"A line in verse 23 is worth chewing on, "Now when evening was come..." Evening is the time for evening. The one thing that evens us out, rich or poor, is our common sufferings. Nighttime shrouds king's castles as surely as it does the trailer court. "The rich and poor meet together" (Prov 22:2). Where do they meet? In suffering. They bump into each other in hospital corridors, in the doorway of the lawyer’s office; sometimes in line at a funeral service. September 11th caused an entire nation to "meet together"

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