Hello, everyone. Today we are looking at 1 Kings chapter 17. The theme is this: When God judges the world, the man of God has the grace of God.

Elijah, the Man of God, Declares God’s Judgment upon the World

Ahab was the king of Israel, and his father was Omri. In fact, the kings before him either were killed while on the throne, or their sons were killed. It was all usurpation. When it came to Ahab, he thought and thought but got nowhere. In the end, he came up with this: I must worship Asherah.

At this time, Elijah began to declare to Ahab: as long as I do not pray, there will be neither dew nor rain. Then drought came. In the first year, people endured. In the second year, they endured again. By the third year, they simply could not take it any longer. There was drought. There was no rain. There was no harvest.

When the world is under judgment, when there is no rain and the temperature rises to forty degrees Celsius, do you think only Ahab and the Israelites suffer from the heat? No. Elijah suffers as well. When there is no rain, the rivers dry up. Others have no water to drink. Do you think Elijah would somehow have water?

Now Elijah the Tishbite, from Tishbe in Gilead, said to Ahab, “As the LORD, the God of Israel, lives, whom I serve, there shall be neither dew nor rain these years, except at my word.” (1 Kings 17:1)

What happened then? I truly admire this. What kind of prophet was he? He declared God’s judgment. Did he not know that he himself would suffer as well? Even if a man of God knows that he will be deeply affected, if God tells him to declare it, he will declare it. Why? Because he understands clearly in his heart: a man of God has the grace of God.

Take the last days. A third world war is only a matter of time. In all likelihood, our generation will live to see it. After the First and Second World Wars, people continued with their lives. But after the Third World War, we will certainly be back in the Stone Age. Everyone will be bombing one another with atomic bombs. This is no joke. When atomic bombs are flying everywhere and nuclear contamination comes, do you think you can escape it? You cannot.

Ahab was going to experience this natural disaster. There would be no rain for many years. As long as Elijah did not pray, there would be trouble.

There is another danger. What if Ahab kills you? What then? Elijah was a man of God. A man of God is a man of God. That is where the difference lies. I may suffer greatly myself, but I believe that God has grace. Therefore, I will still declare God’s judgment.

Let me tell you: in the last days, before Jesus Christ returns, there will be judgment upon judgment. And after Jesus Christ returns, there will also be judgment upon judgment. No one can escape it.

But there is one thing: I am a man of God. What is a man of God? I live as God’s man; I die as God’s ghost. That may sound rather improper, but the meaning is simple: I belong to God, from the inside out. A person who truly belongs to God will certainly have the grace of God.

Brothers and sisters, you too should be prepared. I encourage you to be God’s people, to be men and women of God.

If you refuse to be a man of God and insist on being a person of the world, then these calamities will be more than enough for you. Some say one cup is not enough. I say you may need two cups. Two or three cups, it makes no difference. It will be enough for you to drink.

The Book of Revelation has already made the last days very clear. Most of it has already been fulfilled. Only a small part remains. Let me tell you: once the Third World War is over, Jesus will return. During the Third World War, the man of God will have the grace of God.

Do you want to be a man of God? A man of God belongs to God. I do not know how God treated Elijah in every detail. Nor do we know how God will help us during the Third World War. But I have this faith.

Calamity is not prepared for God’s people. God brings calamity to punish the world, not to punish His own people. Do you understand? But if we are God’s people and still provoke God to anger, then God will punish us too.

Therefore, I earnestly hope that brothers and sisters understand this: you are God’s people. You must keep and obey His word. Then you can escape all the calamities that are coming.

You may say, “Well, the Third World War is nowhere in sight. Let me live as I please for now.” Do you think God will not judge simply because you choose to live that way? He will still judge. This world has proved, time and again, that God judges.

Over these years, as I have ministered to one person after another, one thing has been proven: God truly judges people. For example, the younger brother of one sister among us had cancer. He was narrow-minded. He already had cancer, yet his sister cared for him deeply. One day, he threw the money in his hand at his sister’s face and said, “Take back your filthy money!”

His sister was deeply hurt. At that time, she came among us. She earned just over three thousand a month. I thank God that this sister had such a giving spirit. She took care of her brother and gave him money. Though he did not appreciate it, she herself was blessed. Her performance at work became better and better.

What am I saying? We see, again and again, that God will judge this world. He judged the world in Noah’s time. He has been judging the world throughout every generation. No one can escape.

Is this what you want? Then perhaps God gives you cancer, and we shall see whether you can drink this cup. In the process of ministering to people, we have discovered that the things in human hearts are terribly unclean.

Later, I came to one conclusion: Heaven will let no one off. Whom has Heaven spared? People in the world say, “If you come out to mingle, you must repay what you owe.” What does that mean? It means God will not miss a single person.

Today, we must have a heart of reverence. If something happens, what should we do? Perhaps I was not truly God’s person before. Then I must reclaim all that belongs to me and return to Jesus Christ. Is that not so?

Look: a man of God is a man of God. I have experienced this personally. It is so good to be a man of God. Do you want to be one? Are you willing to pay the price of being a man of God?

Let me tell you. When my mother had dementia, for most people, it would feel as if the sky had fallen. It was revolting. She played with feces. Later, when she was lucid, I asked her, “Why did you play with feces?”

She said, “Son, let me tell you. At that time, suddenly, the way my eyes saw things changed.”

I said, “Changed into what?”

She said, “They became rice cakes. Rice cakes are delicious—sweet and fragrant.”

I asked, “Did you eat any?”

She gave me a rather sly smile. You see, the way a person sees things can change. These evil spirits are terrible.

But let me tell you: I subdued that old horse spirit. Before my mother left this world, she was basically living like a normal person. The man of God has grace. I reflected on this deeply. How many judgments must people go through before they are willing to repent? It is difficult.

People easily believe lies, yet they find it hard to believe God’s word. Man does not live by the things of this world. Man does not live by food alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. Do you believe this?

People are busy—this matter, that matter—until they are completely overwhelmed. I have something to say to everyone: do not get this wrong. People can read the Bible and still get it wrong. If that is so, how much more easily can they misunderstand what I say?

My point is simple: whatever you do, do it right. If you run a renovation company, run it properly. If you build a church, build it properly. Do not make a mess of it. Making a mess has its own bad habits. You must be careful.

Some people make a mess of everything. They make a mess of their accounts. They make a mess of their projects. Then tell me: can they avoid becoming overwhelmed? Of course not.

Believe God’s word correctly. If you are to be God’s person, believe correctly. What you believe is this: I live by the word of God.

It may sound repetitive, but let me tell you: the moment Elijah, the man of God, stepped onto the stage of human history, he began by declaring judgment.

Brothers and sisters, if you want to be prophets, read the prophets carefully. No prophet preached chicken soup for the soul. Do you understand? Which prophet preached sentimental encouragement? None.

When prophets came, what they said was often unpleasant. They were not popular. Look at what Elijah said: “If I do not pray, there will be neither dew nor rain for these years. Just wait and see.”

Previously, God raised up Baasha, who wiped out the whole house of Jeroboam. Then He raised up another who wiped out those before him. When it came to Ahab, God changed the method: there would be no rain for years.

Elijah had great confidence: as long as I live, God will surely give me grace. Brothers and sisters, can we declare with certainty today: I will be a man of God. I will belong to God. God will surely have abundant grace, especially when the last days come.

The First Grace God Prepared for Elijah: Ravens Fed Him

Then the word of the LORD came to him, saying, “Depart from here and turn eastward, and hide by the Brook Cherith, which flows into the Jordan. And it will be that you shall drink from the brook, and I have commanded the ravens to feed you there.” So he went and did according to the word of the LORD, for he went and stayed by the Brook Cherith, which flows into the Jordan. The ravens brought him bread and meat in the morning, and bread and meat in the evening; and he drank from the brook. And it happened after a while that the brook dried up, because there had been no rain in the land. (1 Kings 17:2-7)

This is remarkable. Can you imagine it? Elijah had to escape Ahab’s pursuit. Would Ahab spare him? You dare to curse me in my own kingdom?

Ahab did not need to send one hundred thousand soldiers. He did not even need ten thousand. A hundred strong men could go and finish Elijah. They could deal with you today, and by tomorrow no one would know where you died.

God said, “Go and hide there. Hide by the Brook Cherith, east of the Jordan.”

Think about it. He was hidden in a cave, beside a small brook. He needed water. Without water, he could not survive. Then ravens fed him. Can you believe that?

Let me tell you: ravens have rather dirty beaks. Do you know what ravens eat? Ravens eat carcasses. Elijah saw the meat brought by ravens. Would you eat it? Which carcass did that meat come from? And the bread? Raven saliva would have been all over it.

Yet a man of God is a man of God. If God told the ravens to bring bread and meat, then Elijah ate it. Ravens are unclean animals. If a raven brought you a piece of meat today, would you eat it?

In Singapore hawker centres and outdoor areas, sparrows and ravens peck at and carry food around. It is very dirty.

Elijah truly was a man of God. If I had to think about it, I would find it difficult, because I do prefer cleanliness. He was hiding by the brook and could not show himself. If the local people reported him, if some neighbourhood informant spotted him, Ahab would arrive the next day.

He could not go out himself. He could not order food delivery. If he ordered food today, his location would be exposed tomorrow. If Elijah had ordered delivery there, he would have been taken to Ahab the next day. Ahab would send people to beat him, slap his mouth, and say, “Pray! Open your mouth and pray! If you refuse, we will beat you.”

That would be trouble. So he ate, remained in hiding, and the ravens became his delivery men.

Ravens are clever. I ask you: where did the bread come from? It is remarkable, is it not? Someone must have been baking bread. Ravens are very intelligent. They watch until no one is around, then they carry it away.

If you have watched videos, you will know that ravens are highly intelligent birds. Put food in a transparent tube, and a raven will find a small stick, push the food out from one end, and eat it.

Let me tell you: an ordinary child may not even have that level of intelligence. How did the raven steal the bread? In short, it stole it. The raven stole it. But you cannot judge the raven for committing a crime.

It was good. Even if the raven brought it, it was still grace. When there is nothing to eat, most people become so hungry that their stomachs rumble. If ravens bring you food, you will not be particular about anything. What great grace.

The Second Grace God Prepared for Elijah: Flour and Oil That Did Not Run Out

Flour and oil that never run out—this is a wonderful phrase. When there was no more water, did Elijah complain? I do not think so.

Anyone who wants to be a man of God must have a certain quality. A man of God must have this quality: faith. He trusts God in all things. How could God possibly not know?

Elijah might have said, “I am here by the brook, and there is no water. God, should I pray for rain? It need not rain elsewhere. Let it rain only here.”

That would not work, would it? If rain fell only where Elijah was, the local people and the neighbourhood informants would say, “King Ahab, it is raining only over there. Elijah must be there! Arrest him. Beat him!”

They would say, “We are suffering because this prophet has such a foul mouth. He is fine, but how much suffering must the rest of us endure? Look at how miserable our children are!”

That is how it is. Some people were born during the three years of natural disaster. It was miserable. So many people starved to death. Even today, those born during those years were often smaller in stature. Have you noticed? Why? There was nothing to eat.

What happened next?

Then the word of the LORD came to him, saying, “Arise, go to Zarephath, which belongs to Sidon, and dwell there. See, I have commanded a widow there to provide for you.” So he arose and went to Zarephath. And when he came to the gate of the city, indeed a widow was there gathering sticks. And he called to her and said, “Please bring me a little water in a cup, that I may drink.” And as she was going to get it, he called to her and said, “Please bring me a morsel of bread in your hand.” So she said, “As the LORD your God lives, I do not have bread, only a handful of flour in a bin, and a little oil in a jar; and see, I am gathering a couple of sticks that I may go in and prepare it for myself and my son, that we may eat it, and die.” And Elijah said to her, “Do not fear; go and do as you have said, but make me a small cake from it first, and bring it to me; and afterward make some for yourself and your son. For thus says the LORD God of Israel: ‘The bin of flour shall not be used up, nor shall the jar of oil run dry, until the day the LORD sends rain on the earth.’” So she went away and did according to the word of Elijah; and she and he and her household ate for many days. The bin of flour was not used up, nor did the jar of oil run dry, according to the word of the LORD which He spoke by Elijah. (1 Kings 17:8-16)

You know, there is always gossip around a widow’s home. Could God not arrange something else? If I live in a widow’s home, what will happen to my reputation? I am a man of God. If I live in a widow’s home, even if I jump into the Yellow River, I cannot wash the suspicion away. Can you clear your name?

One day, what if the widow says, “He assaulted me”? What would you do? There would be nothing you could do. Elijah had courage. He truly had courage.

Let me tell you: sometimes God does things in a way that seems to disregard conventional propriety. Yet Elijah really went. Do you think Elijah did not know that there would be gossip around a widow’s home? But he went to her house, and he lived there.

Sidon was outside Ahab’s jurisdiction. Elijah lived in Zarephath of Sidon. This widow was a Gentile. She was not an Israelite.

The whole world knew that Elijah was the one who had declared God’s judgment. They hated him. “That troublesome fellow has come. If I see him, I will deal with him.”

But this widow had been prepared by God. Why did God prepare a widow? Her life had been tragic. There were many sad stories, much human drama. Her husband was gone; he had died. She had experienced many tragedies. Because she had gone through so much tragedy, her heart longed for God.

Remember this, brothers and sisters: if you have plenty to eat and drink, you will probably not seek a god to worship. Is that not so? When people are doing well, living in large houses and driving expensive cars, they find it difficult to seek God.

What is the saddest thing in life? It is to have everything go smoothly for an entire lifetime, only to be blown straight into hell.

I sincerely hope that life will not always go so smoothly for us. Suppose you get whatever you want, are born with a golden spoon in your mouth, lack no benefit in the family, then grow up and make money in business, lacking nothing. Then, in the blink of an eye, you are sixty, seventy, or eighty years old, still lacking nothing. Is that not tragic?

What if, after arriving there, you say, “God, You are too unfair. If You had allowed me to encounter some difficulties back then, like this widow of Zarephath, perhaps I would have sought You”?

Brothers and sisters, there is much grace today. Everything is grace. If you are a man of God, every kind of circumstance is grace. Do you believe it?

Then Elijah arrived at the widow’s home. It is interesting. Was Elijah delighted and saying, “I am going to live in a widow’s house”? Is that really what happened?

The widow said, “I am gathering two sticks. I will go home, cook this little flour, bake a cake. This handful of flour is all I have left.”

Once it was gone, where could she get more? During famine, flour was more valuable than gold. Gold cannot be eaten, but flour can. Even if you had gold but no flour, there was nothing you could do. In the city, many had starved to death. Many of her neighbours had starved. People were simply trying to survive. Then this widow met Elijah.

And Elijah said to her, “Do not fear; go and do as you have said, but make me a small cake from it first, and bring it to me; and afterward make some for yourself and your son.” (1 Kings 17:13)

How small was that cake? It could have been the size of a chocolate chip. When a person encounters such a thing, is it not directed by God? It is directed by God.

Our God is powerful. He is not overly concerned with the death of many people. In years of famine, many die. In years of plague, many die. Famine and plague in this world are not unrelated to God.

I am not throwing dirt at God. This is the fact. Do not get it wrong. God often does such things. Do you think God is particularly concerned over a few deaths? Not really.

Perhaps this is hard for you to accept. But you must hear it, because this is what the Bible says. In the Old Testament, ten thousand died, then another ten thousand died. Is that not so? Why? Because God’s perspective is not the same as ours. To God, death is death. But to walk with God is another matter altogether.

Therefore, if you want grace, do what God says. Even if it is difficult, even if going to a widow’s house is difficult, let it be difficult.

So she went away and did according to the word of Elijah; and she and he and her household ate for many days. The bin of flour was not used up, nor did the jar of oil run dry, according to the word of the LORD which He spoke by Elijah. (1 Kings 17:15-16)

She poured, and there was oil. She poured again, and there was oil. The jar looked empty, but oil came out. How can people believe this? The flour in the bin—each time she scooped it, there was more. Each time she scooped it, there was more. It is difficult to believe.

Once, in Singapore, in my early years as a believer, I was full of zeal. Like many of you, I wanted to serve people. But I had no ability and no experience. I had only zeal.

I met someone whose father was a preacher. In his early years, he preached in Shanghai. There was no income from his preaching. Under the bed was a container of rice. Each time, they would take a handful of rice, cook it in water, and eat it.

Do you know what happened? They ate from it for more than half a year. I ask you: could the rice in that small container last half a year? No. But after half a year, they suddenly realised, “How have we been eating this rice for half a year?” They reached out, took the container, and found that it was empty.

He had witnessed a miracle. It was remarkable. Not everyone can believe this, but those who believe are blessed. Do you think that because you cannot do it, God cannot do it? You underestimate God too much.

Today, we must be men of God. What does that mean? Everything is a miracle. A man of God must perform miracles. If God’s people do not walk in God’s miraculous works, what kind of people are they?

Miracles and men of God cannot be separated. What abundant grace. First there were ravens. Then there was a widow. God, You have such a sense of humour. I am overwhelmed. What story will You direct next? Come. Let it begin.

If God directs your life, what then? Come. Let us begin. I will play this drama of life well. God, I will play the role You have directed for me according to the standard of a man of God. If You could do this for Elijah, You can surely do this for us.

Brothers and sisters, when you encounter something, do not immediately complain. The Israelites complained whenever they encountered trouble after leaving Egypt. But look carefully at the great men of faith: they did not complain. Is that not remarkable? Without complaints, they lived freely and boldly.

I know you also want to live freely, do you not? Yet you cannot. Why? Because you still lack the substance of a man of God. We need to put the thoughts of a man of God within us.

Why? Perhaps that little cake was only the size of a chocolate chip. Perhaps the widow was reluctant to give more. Have you ever seen vitamin tablets? The cake may have been as small as a vitamin pill. When we take Holy Communion, we tear off such a tiny piece of bread. So it must have been very small. The widow went home and made a small cake. You cannot say it was not a cake. It was simply a very tiny cake.

That does not matter. You made one. That is already significant. You used a miniature spoon and a miniature pan to bake a miniature cake, as small as a mustard seed. You have a mustard-seed-sized seed.

Our God creates seeds. Plant a seed, and it produces an endless supply. Brothers and sisters, do not be people of the world. The people of the world consume, and then there is nothing left. Is that not so? They look at such a small cake and say, “It is not even enough to fill a tooth gap.”

But a man of God is different. The man of God sees it and says, “Ah, the seed has come.” God creates seeds. God does not create bread. Bread is eaten and gone. God creates seeds. Sow the seed of faith, and it can grow into a towering tree. There will still be food to eat.

Therefore, brothers and sisters, as you live in this world, the one thing you least need is anxiety about survival. God knows that you are alive. Does He not? God knows. How could He not know?

If you could live from yesterday to today, then you can live from today to tomorrow. Do you believe it? If you are alive at this time tomorrow, thank me, because I have already told you: do not worry. You will surely be alive at this time tomorrow.

At this time tomorrow—it will be Saturday, will it not? If you are still alive then, you will say, “God is faithful.” One day has enough trouble of its own. You will say, “I have lived one more day. I thought I would not make it through today, but I did.”

If you can live from today to tomorrow, you can live from tomorrow to the day after tomorrow, and then to the next day. It continues in this way. Live by faith today. God will never mistreat us.

Long to be a man of God. A man of God has the grace of God. God will not forget.

God did not forget Noah. He did not forget Abraham. He did not forget Isaac. He did not forget Jacob. He did not forget Joseph. God knows every person who belongs to Him. “Ah, this one is Mine. That one is Mine.”

God looks from His throne and says, “This pastor has faith. Good.”

Do you believe that what God will do for us is to provide beyond all that we ask or imagine? Do you believe it? Believe gradually. Believe gradually.

I often reflect deeply on this. Why? Those who believe will have signs and wonders following them. How dull life is without miracles. Is that not so? I came for the miracles.

When I could not survive, God gave me a job. He was powerful. He knew what I needed. He knew Elijah’s need. He also knows your need.

After hearing this, do you still need to worry? No. That anxious heart can finally settle. Is that not so? You can finally be at ease. Does anyone feel more at ease now?

Rest assured. The only reason not to be assured is that you do not want to be a man of God. If you do not want to be a man of God, then you will simply remain as you are. Therefore, let me tell you: a person without faith lives a most miserable life.

The Third Grace God Prepared for Elijah: The Dead Were Raised

Day after day and year after year, there was no rain. Yet the flour in the bin never ran out, and the oil in the jar never diminished. Every day, they could even prepare a late-night meal. Today, they might make Shandong pancakes. Tomorrow, Indian flatbread with curry.

But if life continues like this, it becomes rather dull, does it not? Later, I tell you, after people live this way for a long time, they begin to take the flour and oil for granted. They no longer see it as grace.

Many people today are like this. As they continue in life, they become numb. If you become numb in your faith in the Lord, the test will come. God begins to direct a new chapter.

The widow’s son died. What a bitter life. I ask you: how could she even weep? When her husband died, perhaps she had already wept until there were no tears left. Her only hope was this child. Now he was dead. He had no breath.

So the woman said to Elijah, “What have I to do with you, O man of God? Have you come to me to bring my sin to remembrance, and to kill my son?” (1 Kings 17:18)

Look at the logic in people’s hearts. When trouble comes, they do not know it may be grace. I have one characteristic: I do not complain.

If you have the bad habit of complaining, consider what happens to people who complain. I never complain. I have never considered myself to be Job. I regard life itself as grace.

Whatever happens, God is watching over me. Whatever happens, God is directing my life. God’s sovereignty endures through all generations.

The widow had not yet formed the habit of trusting God. When something bad happened, she simply regarded it as bad. Is that not serious? If a person sees every bad thing as merely bad, that is not faith.

To be a man of God is to see every circumstance as good. From the days of Abraham—Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph—all the way to Moses, Samuel, David, and Solomon, this was so. These were giants of faith. God is always sovereign. They understood it in their hearts and in their minds.

Then Elijah said to her, “Give me your son. I can bring him back to life and return him to you alive.” How many people have such faith? If you believe, then believe that God can raise the dead.

Elijah understood the affairs of the spiritual realm. His spiritual eyes were open. Whether his eyes were refined in the furnace of Laozi, we do not know. But certainly, they were refined in the furnace of the Holy Spirit.

How does the furnace of the Holy Spirit refine a person? It produces faith. Let me tell you: a man of God must be a person of faith.

Elijah’s attitude was: “This is a small matter. Give me the child.”

If it were us, would we not think, “Let me go back and pray. I will return him tomorrow”? By then, the body may have begun to smell. What would you do? How would you explain it? You might think, “This is terribly embarrassing.”

But a man of God does not think this way. God hears my prayer. God will certainly hear my prayer. Why? Because God gave him eyes of fire—the eyes of faith. God is the God who hears prayer. It is powerful.

Sometimes I think God’s works are astonishing. Once, a sister had a fracture. It was healed through prayer alone. Do you believe that? When she came, her foot was swollen. After prayer, the swelling went down. She went to a nearby shop, bought a pair of slippers, and wore them home. When she arrived, her foot had been wrapped in bandages.

Think about it. If something had gone wrong, how would we explain it? In the past, I acted by faith and got myself into quite a few difficult situations. Yet every difficult situation was resolved by God. Even when I made mistakes, God remained in control. How good that is.

Elijah received a dead child. I think, what if it did not work out? How could he explain it? But it could not fail. How could it fail?

You must understand what a man of God is. It is the Spirit who gives life. The child’s soul had left the body. The man of God said, “Come back! Come back! Why have you wandered so far away? Where did you go? Come back!” And the child lived.

And he stretched himself out on the child three times, and cried out to the LORD and said, “O LORD my God, I pray, let this child’s soul come back to him.” Then the LORD heard the voice of Elijah; and the soul of the child came back to him, and he revived. (1 Kings 17:21-22)

Then the woman said to Elijah, “Now by this I know that you are a man of God, and that the word of the LORD in your mouth is the truth.” (1 Kings 17:24)

How many people can raise the dead? Very few. This defies common sense. The heart had stopped for so long. The brain had been deprived of oxygen and blood supply for so long. How could this person possibly recover?

It was a miracle. If God wants him to recover, he will recover, because God caused his soul to return to his body. It is the Spirit who gives life. It is not the flesh that gives life.

Let these words be deeply imprinted upon our hearts. Live well. Let our hearts rejoice. Let our spirits be glad. Whatever we encounter is grace. Is that not so?

In the morning, someone may say, “Teacher, something has happened. There is trouble in the project.” By the afternoon, God has resolved the problem. That is a miracle, is it not?

God Proves One Thing: Man Lives by Every Word from the Mouth of God

Today your faith has risen. Do not let it fall tomorrow. Truly, there are many miracles.

I hope everyone can learn to be a man of God. How good it is to be a man of God. Is it not? The logical system of this world cannot solve real problems. But those who belong to God will surely have signs and wonders following them. Amen.

May God bless you all!