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    psalms 2000:17-24
    psalms 2000:17-24
    psalms 2000:17-24
    Ebook57 pages17 minutes

    psalms 2000:17-24

    By Melodie Yvonne and Patrick Vogel

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    About this ebook

    Melodie Yvonne didn’t initially set out to write a book of worship poems or sacred songs. However, once in a while her work turns into a little something different. A little something extra special.

    Melodie has always attributed her talents to God, and she believes talents given by the Grace of God should be shared with the world. These special pieces in psalms 2000:17-24 are some of those gifts from God she felt compelled to share to hopefully help others.

    psalms 2000:17-24 are Melodie’s sacred songs and poems that she’s sharing with the world to celebrate thankfulness for the gifts, grace, and mercy God gives. These works are filled with more than just the author’s human heart and soul... These poems are filled with Melodie Yvonne’s Faith despite fears, hope despite failures, and Love for friends, neighbors, and even enemies despite sometimes being unable to love herself.

    Share in these worship words and follow along as Melodie navigates through discernment and miracles, tragedy and faith. Meditate on life, the universe, good & evil, and love while sailing through a spiritual sea of rhymes dedicated to our Savior. Join Melodie on a devotional journey to start again on the path of pure love in psalms 2000:17-24.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 8, 2024
    ISBN9781304511164
    psalms 2000:17-24

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      psalms 2000:17-24 - Melodie Yvonne

      psalms 2000:17-24

      by Melodie Yvonne

      psalms 2000:17-24

      Copyright © 2024 Melodie Yvonne Ramey

      All rights reserved

      ISBN 978-1-304-51116-4

      For The Father, The Son, and The Holy Ghost

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      Contents

      psalms 2000:17-24

      psalms 2000:17-24

      Resurrection

      No Vacancy

      I Love the Way He Loves Me

      Angels in Human Clothes

      Demons in Human Clothes

      Mongoose

      Kin

      Super Grace

      A Melodie’s Prayer

      All for You

      Hurry

      Spinnin’

      Leave Me the Love

      Rich In My Heart

      Eternal Love

      Doubt

      He Carries Me

      Be Love

      The Evil That Will Be

      Heavy

      Stuck in Forward

      L'Amore è Legge

      L'amore è legge

      psalms 2000:17-24

      Resurrection

      Self-aware yet unaware

      Doesn’t get me anywhere

      Too scared to run too scared to care

      Too scared to take that double dare

      Not lost, but just not anywhere

      Depression just don’t have a care

      I’m not quite sure what got me here

      But suddenly I’m filled with fear

      One by one we all fall down, we all fall down

      we all fall down

      One by one we all fall down, but we can get back up

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