God sends us life

February 5, 2010

Anonymous The Goshen News Fri Feb 05, 2010, 09:55 AM EST

To all the women and girls who are thinking of aborting their babies, a word of warning: When you get pregnant, that process of childbirth has already taken its set order in all your body. Not only to prepare a safe place in your womb, but also the feeding process and all the rest that takes place, even your breasts, so that your baby will be taken care of.

Now when you abort your baby, that process is still in order, and it didn’t quit and you will suffer the consequences of it. No one can stop that process. God made it to work that way for the safety of your baby that you carry it to birth. He also has the timing set to bring the life of that little one he formed in your body.

So many women and young girls get deceived by the media or someone else telling them all they need to do is get rid of that embryo that has already started to live in them. It is a life that God has sent and meant to live just as you are. You may think you have got your problem solved by abortion, but God says, “be sure your sin will find you out.”

In this life you will never forget it, and when you stand before God, that one you aborted may stand right beside him to judge you.

But there is a way out. Repent for not caring about your baby and your own flesh. Confess your sins to God and let Jesus come into your heart and life.

The blood of Jesus covers all of our sins and gives us new life. He will satisfy the deepest longing of your heart and the joy of the Lord will be your strength daily.And you won’t have any regrets throughout all eternity, and you will love that little one too. God loves you!

— Verna Henke

Goshen

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