Confederate Soldier's Prayer

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Jesus said; “And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.” {Matthew 21-22}! Our Lord Jesus Christ has heard the prayers of our forefathers, delivered unto him in anguished tears, by those who fought, suffered, bled and died, for the freedom of our people and the independence of our nation, the Confederate States of America. God is not suspended or trapped in time and he has even now combined the prayers of our forefathers and foremothers with our own. When the time has fully come, he will answer our prayers according to the wisdom of his own divine providence.
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A CHRISTIAN CONFEDERATE
SOLDIER'S PRAYER
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”Brave Christian Confederate warriors,
should fate find us in battle,
May our cause be just!
May our leaders have clear vision!
May our courage not falter!
May we be triumphant and earn victory,
as we show mercy to our enemies.
May our efforts bring lasting peace!
May those we serve always appreciate our sacrifice.
May we return to our loved ones unharmed!
Should we be harmed, may our wounds heal!
Should we perish in the struggle,
may God embrace us and find for us
a place in His Kingdom.
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In Jesus Holy and powerful Name. Amen!”

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Unknown Confederate Soldier's Prayer

The Almighty God himself has told us, for "Then said I, Lo, I come; in the volume of the book it is written of me," (Psalms 40:7). And again in the New Testament, where it says, "Then said I, Lo, I come in the volume of the book it is written of me, to do they will O God." (Hebrews 10:7). While it would be ideal if we had the original manuscripts of the sixty-six book of the Holy Bible, they are no longer available. We do however have access to sufficient manuscripts, some of which date back to Old Testament times. When added to careful study over millenniums, we fine the scripture totally and completely inerrant.