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Abigail the peacemaker
This is an account of an attack that was prevented because someone trusted in God. Her name was Abigail. You can read about her in the Bible, in First Samuel, chapter 25.
Abigail was married to a wealthy sheep owner named Nabal.
As it happened, David (the same David who had defeated Goliath) was now camping in the hills near where Nabal's sheep were grazing. David and his men had been helping Nabal's shepherds protect their sheep so no lions or bears or thieves could hurt or steal the sheep. When David heard that Nabal was about to shear his sheep, he sent a message to him, asking for some food in return for having taken care of his sheep.
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August 22, 1994 issue
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You're not trapped by the past
Sharon Slaton Howell
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An alarm clock, a wooden elephant, and mistaken identity
Denise M. Bridge
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Unshaken faith
Robert A. Johnson
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Second Thought
"Prayer considered most potent healing treatment" by Sally Vallongo
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The job that's right for you
Sarah Chapman Eastman
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My Father's business*
Patricia J. Perkins
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The key to consistent peace
Ettamay Wildow
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Consistency
Margaret R. Zuber
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Abigail the peacemaker
retold by Elizabeth Rachel Fuller
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The way that we see
William E. Moody
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God's holy name and the Third Commandment
Barbara M. Vining
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Our family has had many proofs of God's care, including...
Lulu S. Hoerner with contributions from Hal Hoerner, Andrew Hoerner
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I was raised in what is currently termed a dysfunctional...
Laura K. Robinson-Long
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"My heart is singing: I have found the way"
Marian J. Olson