Afghan Radio - Sound of Life

In Afghanistan, especially under the Taliban rule, with their bans, changes in laws, and the worsening economic crisis, more and more families are forcing their young daughters into early marriage to pay off their debts or put food on the table. Children who should be going to school and learning, instead start living with men who, from a age perspective, are like their fathers or sometimes like their grandfathers. The reason for this injustice is the patriarchal society and poverty.

Esther and Mordecai believed that God would deliver His people, but they did not sit back and do nothing. God is sovereign over all things, but He works through man. That is why we must participate in the fulfilment of His will, not just watch and pray. Many people believe in God’s promises, but are not willing to take action. After the decree to kill the Jews was issued, Mordecai and Esther could have despaired and thought only of their own salvation, or they could have waited for God to intervene. Therefore, they seized the opportunity and took action. So how can you be saved from death? Not only is the body healed from physical illness through the name of Jesus, but more importantly, their soul is also saved from spiritual illness, which is sin. Some ask: Why do Christians preach so much? Why don’t they let people follow their religion? The answer to this group of people is that salvation is only possible through faith in Christ. Jesus came to save sinners like you and me. If this same Jesus saves us and lives within us, then we will be eager to share the good news of salvation with other lost sinners.

Respecting parents fosters emotional well-being and strengthens family bonds. Young people are encouraged to appreciate their parents' wisdom and experience, which enhances mutual understanding.

Consider how excessive time with friends can derail personal goals and studies. Uncover the importance of choosing friends who support your journey towards faith and character development.

Aimless wandering can lead to lost opportunities and diminished motivation. Focusing on goals and building healthy relationships can transform youth into a meaningful journey.

A great change in life reflects the profound spiritual shifts individuals can experience. Personal stories reveal how even deeply entrenched beliefs can evolve through the power of faith.

In human society, and especially in our society, poverty and backwardness usually provide the causes of suffering and pain for people, especially women. In our modern society, women are oppressed and imprisoned within the walls of their homes under the name of Sharia, culture, patriarchy, and jealousy. They have been deprived of all rights. They have neither the right to education, nor the right to work, nor the right to wear clothes of their own choice, they have been deprived of all the rights and entitlements that God has given to women. If we look carefully, God has created women for a purpose. A woman is the best wife for a man, a mother for her children, and the best sister for her brother. Therefore, we must respect women.

Reach out and support the ordinary people of Badakhshan facing turmoil. Discover the power of prayer and community in times of conflict.

But the book of Ruth is a different story told in the Bible. A drought in the land of Israel was so severe that Elimelech and his family were forced to leave their home and migrate. Then Naomi, the wife of Elimelech, faced many hardships. When she left her homeland, she had a husband, children, and security, all of whom later died. Ruth loved her sister-in-law Naomi. Recently widowed, she asked Naomi to let her go wherever she went. She said from the bottom of her heart, “Your people will be my people, and your God my God!” The book of Ruth is also a story of God’s grace in difficult circumstances. Ruth’s story takes place during the period of the Judges, a period characterised by disobedience, idolatry, and oppression. Much like the times and periods of Afghanistan, injustice was seen. But no matter how hopeless the world may seem, there are always people who follow God. God uses anyone who gives himself to Him and is willing to do His will. Read, listen, and be encouraged by this book and story. God’s hand is at work in the world. He wants to use you. Just as God used Naomi, He can use you to lead your family and friends to Him. We begin as hopeless, rebellious strangers with no part in the kingdom of God. Then, when we risk everything by believing in Jesus Christ, God saves us, forgives our sins, rebuilds our lives, and gives us blessings that last forever.

Treating women appropriately is not only about respecting them, but it also gives you character. Respecting women means accepting human equality, valuing independence and individuality, and appreciating their roles in society and family. This important principle is rooted in human morality and men's views of women. Men and women were created by God. So we must respect God's creation. We should not look down on women and girls, because women are the Centre of the home and family. We should listen carefully to women's words and ideas, and respect and love them for their gender. : At home, in the workplace, and in society, we should have true companionship and empathy with women.

Explore how prayer establishes a personal bond with God. Delve into the teachings of Jesus on genuine prayer versus performative acts.

Hannah had been barren for many years, and this brought her great suffering, especially because Elkanah’s other wife, Peninnah, was harassing her. However, she did not turn away from God, but went to the tabernacle of the Lord at Shiloh and prayed with tears and humility. Hannah is an outstanding example of faith and trust in God in the Bible. Her story is told in the first chapter of 1 Samuel. Instead of despairing, she took refuge in God. She was willing to offer the most precious gift she had received from God again. After Eli the priest blessed her, she went away in peace.** The Bible says that her face was no longer as sad as before, even before she knew that her prayer would be answered. This was a sign of her faith that her prayer would be heard. So Hannah’s faith was not only in her request, but also in her peace before she saw God’s answer and in her faithfulness after receiving it. These two characteristics are a profound example of trust in God in the Bible. Where and who do you trust and turn to in times of hardship and persecution from others?

Nafisa is not the only girl who has been prevented from continuing her education. There are thousands and millions of young and talented girls like Nafisa living in our country who are now deprived of education. All of them suffer the same pain that Nafisa has suffered. Unfortunately, these same factors force girls like Nafisa, who have sensitive souls, to despair. Of course, despair does not cure any pain, except that it ruins a person’s life. Let’s think a little about the existing realities and the negative social consequences of such actions. When life loses its meaning for a young girl with a sensitive soul like Nafisa, despair or suicide is not the solution. In the conditions that our people are struggling with, every person is free to find meaning for their own life and pursue their desired goal.

Kissing in the Bible, the contact with the human body is more in the framework of the ritual laws of the people of Moses, rather than the contact directly causing the person to mourn. Anyone who touches a human corpse is ritually "impure" for seven days. This impurity did not mean being sinful or morally impure, but rather a ceremonial state that required purification to return to worship. The Bible also recommends that death be treated with respect and proper ceremony. To show consolation and sympathy to the bereaved. In the New Testament, Jesus touched the dead bodies several times, such as the daughter of Jairus and the son of the widow of Nain, and brought them back to life. These events show that the life-giving power of Jesus Christ prevailed over the laws of ritual impurity. God is spirit. In this verse, the meaning of God can be both God the Father and Jesus Christ. God the Father, Holy Spirit, is both the Spirit of God the Father and the Spirit of Christ. And where the Spirit of God is, there is freedom. So if the Spirit of Christ is in us, then we will be truly free. The Spirit of God brings healing, freedom and health. So, by kissing the deceased, we should not fall out of the bad habits that sometimes lead people to leave the coldness of that bitter moment on our lips and fear in our hearts for years.

Abrogation is a common misconception about God's Word, but the Scriptures affirm its everlasting truth. Insights from Isaiah and Psalms highlight the unchanging promise of God, encouraging believers to trust in His eternal Word.

Explore the story of Hagar and Ishmael to uncover how God's presence guides us through our deepest struggles. This episode reveals the importance of faith in overcoming trials and finding true comfort.

A listener's question about Jesus and war reveals misconceptions about His true message. Discover how Christ's teachings promote peace and spiritual warfare instead of conflicts.

Understanding how to use money wisely is vital for happiness and growth. Discover how making thoughtful financial decisions can bring joy and fulfilment.

Prayer, crying, pain, secrets, and human needs are always time to God; but the message of the Bible is that God sees human tears and gives peace and healing. It can be seen that King Hezekiah was the only God-fearing king throughout the history of Judah. ​​But how much this one person influenced history. Because of Hezekiah's faith and prayer, God healed him and delivered his city from the Assyrians. Dear listener: You too can be influential, even if your faith makes you part of the only true God, it can be effective in any situation. How good it is to repeat this prayer like Hezekiah in the name of Jesus Christ the Lord: Lord, you see my tears and hear the voice of my prayer. Touch my broken heart and give me your peace that surpasses all understanding. I entrust the pains and the depressed spirit of myself and the family of the princes into your hands. For in You alone is salvation and healing. God, surround me with Your love, renew my spirit, and open the way of hope before me. In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen. God’s ability to restore life is beyond our comprehension. If a forest burns and is destroyed, there is still the possibility of growth and development. Likewise, broken bones and a hopeless heart find hope in Jesus Christ and find salvation and healing. Even sorrow and grief are not permanent. Our tears can be seeds that grow in the ground of joy because God is able to bring good out of suffering. So never doubt healing and salvation and the gospel of Jesus Christ!

In the Bible, the process of healing depression and overcoming the darkness of death involves a spiritual and practical process that occurs through knowing the truth, believing in the victory of Christ, and asking for peace. The Word of God sees deep depression and dark thoughts as the result of captivity to darkness and the lies of Satan and offers the following strategies for breaking its power. The proclamation of the truth of the Word: replacing negative and hopeless thoughts with the verses and promises of the Bible. The Bible teaches that we must renew our minds with the truth of the Word of God, which is spirit and life. Spiritual warfare prayer: recognising the authority that believers have in Jesus Christ. In the teachings of the faith, to be free from the “spirit of death,” “fear,” and “depression,” the believer casts out and cuts off these dark spirits and their destructive influences from their lives through prayer and in the name of Christ. The calling of the Holy Spirit: filling the interior with the presence of the Holy Spirit, who is the comforter and healer of broken and contrite hearts. Would you like to explore specific comforting verses for daily study? Do you need guidance on methods of deliverance prayer and spiritual warfare? Or would you prefer to discuss the spiritual and psychological roots of this issue in God’s Word more? Please contact us.

The Pharisees considered a person’s wealth to be proof of his righteousness. Jesus had astonished the crowd by telling a story in which the poor man was rewarded with a wound and the rich man was punished. The rich man did not go to hell because of his wealth, but because he wanted his wealth for himself. He did not feed Lazarus; he did not take him into his home or think about his health because he was hard-hearted. It is not the amount of money we have that matters; it is how we use it. The rich can be generous or stingy, and the poor can be the same. How do you feel about your wealth; or do you use it to please others? Jesus said that if they do not believe the words of Moses and the prophets, who always spoke about caring for the poor; not even one who rises from the dead will be able to convince them. No one can say, “I am not rich; therefore this parable does not apply to me.” This parable applies to anyone, rich or poor, who stores up wealth for himself and does not help his fellow man and is not rich toward God. Therefore, let each one ask himself: What am I seeking? What kind of treasure have I stored up, spiritual treasure or worldly treasure? Have I served God or my wealth? Who is my master, God or money? Poor and low-income people can also be very greedy, covetous, and money-loving.

The kingdom of God is the rule of God over His people in creation, established through Christ in the New Testament and now in operation in the world. More precisely, the kingdom of God is the spiritual rule of God over the hearts and lives of those who follow Him. The kingdom of God is also used in another sense in the Bible: the actual rule of Jesus Christ on earth during His future thousand-year reign. The kingdom of God has many aspects. God is the ruler of the universe; therefore His kingdom is universal. The kingdom of God also includes repentance and the new birth, by which He prepares the hearts of His children in this world for the coming kingdom.

The Word of God clearly teaches that death is not the end of human life. How beautifully and faithfully Job expresses it, “I know that my God lives, and that he will stand at the last days on the earth; and after my skin is destroyed, yet after my body I shall see God.” Yes, the Bible does not limit human life to this world. Man, apart from his body, has an aspect that remains after death and enters into eternity. The Bible calls this eternal aspect of man the soul. Solomon does not deal only with the body and sorrow. He encourages us to rejoice in the Lord every day, but to remember that eternity is much longer than human life. So, dear fellow countryman: live with the attitude that although life is short, we can live forever with God. We often hear people say, “It is not important to enjoy life now, but do not do anything physical, moral, or spiritual that will prevent you from enjoying life in old age.” A person who lives without God will become bitter, lonely, and hopeless in old age. But a life lived in the knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ will be satisfying and bring you everlasting joy and happiness.

The life of a follower of Christ is like a runner who aims to win the prize. A Christian does not waste his energy on trivial and meaningless matters, but on the contrary, he forgets what is behind. It is just as the Apostle Paul considered all his achievements and his background as worthless. He does not look back. He has been freed from his past mistakes and sins and now does not allow the sins that have been washed away by the blood of Christ to hold him captive again. It is futile to look back and regret the past. The follower of Christ is like a runner or a football player. He only looks to the finish line or the goal to win the prize.

When will the world end? When will the Day of Judgement come? What will that world be like? What will heaven and hell be like? Just as man believes in a beginning for his universe and life, he also believes in an end for it. Deep down, he feels eternity and feels that death is not the end of his existence. He knows that if a man's life is limited to this material world, everything becomes meaningless and completely aimless for him. That is why man always looks to the future and searches for the meaning and purpose of life, especially trying to understand suffering and injustices, beyond the boundaries of this material life. It is natural that sensitive and suffering people experience more heartache. Even breaking the news of death to such people is very difficult. There are tribes in our country of Afghanistan whose wailing and lamentation for their lost loved ones is very intense. In some countries, mourning is part of the culture and, like it or not, this thinking also has its undesirable effect on families. We should not place a depressed spirit in our body to lead us to depression. If you are suffering from such a spirit of depression, you should confess it before God to receive healing and comfort in the name of Jesus Christ the Lord.

Divorce refers to the legal and spiritual end of a marriage and the separation of spouses from each other. As a result of divorce, the mutual rights and obligations that existed between the couple at the time of marriage are lost. Divorce usually occurs when a marriage weakens, and there is incompatibility and tension between the spouses. However, God's plan and will is that once a man and a woman are married, they stay together. God hates divorce. We should therefore strive to avoid divorce. God's blessing is in marriage, not in divorce.

People are not only healed from physical illness through the name of Jesus Christ, but more importantly, their souls are also saved from the spiritual sickness of sin. If the Jewish leaders persist in rejecting Jesus, they will realise that they have rejected the only way to eternal salvation. “There is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved.” Salvation is not possible through anyone else. It is only through faith in Christ that we can be saved. That is why Christians have the command to share this good news with everyone. We hope that the people of our land, Afghanistan, will not reject Jesus like the Jews of that time. We trust and pray that they will accept His truth.

The Bible shows that death was not the inevitable fate of man. The Bible says that death became part of man's life system when he rebelled against God, and his nature became corrupt and depraved. Death is the punishment for sin. Wasn't it a natural thing for man? No, rather, it is a manifestation of God's wrath and judgement, and a sign of man's condemnation and curse. A question has been asked: If death is the result of sin, why do believers in Christ, who have been washed by His blood, also die? Since all nature has become corrupt, the body of believers is also considered a part of this nature and is still subject to the rule of physical death; but their souls have been redeemed and their bodies will return to life in a glorious way on the Day of Judgement. Death and dying separate our loved ones from us for various reasons, and we all consider it a part of life; but this life itself becomes bitter and sorrowful to us because we are not comforted by their grief! Jacob mourned for his son Joseph for many years after hearing the false news. One of the great resources you can turn to when you feel depressed and sad is the Bible. It is full of reassuring and comforting reminders that God wants to comfort us in difficult times of life and that we should read His gospel, which is salvation and life.

Teaching teenagers responsibility is the key to independence, increasing self-confidence, and ensuring success in their future lives. This skill moves them from dependence to independence and helps them develop a purposeful and capable personality. Responsibility means that the young person understands that their life does not happen by chance. Every decision, every action, and even every laziness today creates their tomorrow. A responsible young person is someone who takes their studies seriously, respects time, helps their family, and even treats their friends carefully. They understand that success is not just the result of talent, but also the result of discipline, perseverance, and the right choices made daily. A responsible young person thinks about the consequences of their behaviour on themselves and others before doing anything. They do not make excuses and accept their mistakes, because they know that accepting mistakes is the first step to growth.

If a joke is healthy, it cheers up the atmosphere, but when it involves mocking, belittling, or laughing at the weaknesses of others, it is no longer a joke; it becomes psychological abuse. A mocking joke is laughing at someone's appearance, manner of speaking, mistakes, poverty, accent, or problems. Sometimes young people target someone in order to make people laugh. They may say, "We were just joking!" But for the other party, this joke is a real wound. When a young person is repeatedly mocked, he begins to believe that he is truly worthless. This false belief greatly reduces his self-confidence and can even destroy his motivation to work hard in school, work, or social relationships. Those who are repeatedly mocked are more likely to suffer from anxiety, depression, and loneliness.

To play with emotions is when someone intentionally or irresponsibly takes another person’s feelings of love, affection, or trust seriously and uses them for their own personal gain. The result is often heartbreak, loss of trust, and deep emotional wounds. In short, to play with emotions is to use a person’s heart without respect, honesty, or responsibility. Human emotions are no small thing. God created us with sensitive hearts. When we play with someone’s emotions, we are irresponsibly playing with a very precious part of their being.

Youth dropout and non-education have serious and long-term consequences for the future of the individual and society, which in short include severe job limitations, vulnerability to economic poverty, and an increased risk of engaging in social harm. Loss of job opportunities and reduced income: Young people without education usually turn to low-level, low-income jobs. Leaving educational environments can lead to feelings of failure, isolation, depression, and in more severe cases, a tendency to engage in risky behaviours. Especially for girls, dropping out of school is often associated with early marriage and accepting heavy responsibilities at a young age. People who drop out of school usually have difficulty meeting their living expenses in adulthood and pass this situation of poverty on to future generations. Not getting an education causes society and communities to lag behind.

Leave everything in the hands of the Heavenly Father, Almighty God; this is a balm for all you wounded. Yes, for those who surrender to God, there is no end; but a new beginning!! I wish that this programme will bring you to the end of your suffering and wounds, and that every end in your life will be a new beginning full of blessings and healing. But if you think that wounds have no end, know that divine healing is also endless. In conclusion, my dear listener, I agree with the apostle Paul who wrote in the book of Philippians. “Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honourable, whatever is right, whatever is lovely, whatever is virtuous, whatever is excellent, and whatever is praiseworthy, think about these things. 9 Whatever you have learned from me or received from me or heard or seen in me, practise these things, and the God of peace will be with you.” My prayer for all of you dear ones is that we, like Jesus Christ, surrender everything to our Heavenly Father. Because He is omnipotent and knows everything. Let us surrender to Him and leave our lives alive in the healing hands of God. Let us also surrender to Him the wounds and those who have wounded us, and the vengeance and judgement. In all your endeavours in life, let us give everything into His safe and secure hands. I surrender my spirit, body, and soul to You.

Friendship with books and storytelling is the golden key to developing creativity and strengthening language skills that creates a deep emotional bond between you and your children. With storytelling, reading is no longer a chore or a chore, but rather an enjoyable pastime and shared adventure. Reading helps us expand our knowledge and broaden our horizons. Books are the food of the human soul. Just as our bodies need food, our souls and minds also need knowledge and wisdom. Books are the best friends that help us expand our knowledge.

Personal belongings are things that belong to us, such as our pens, books, or shoes, or even a toy that our parents bought for us. Personal belongings are things that God has given us and you to use. If you make them, you will damage yourself and your family. One important reason why we should pay so much attention to our personal belongings is that when we take care of our belongings, we actually respect ourselves. If we take good care of our belongings, such as pens, notebooks, and school uniforms, we actually help the family economy. Our parents do not need to spend money just to buy pens, notebooks, or school uniforms.

Time is the most valuable asset of man that can never be returned or stored. Understanding the fact that time is more valuable than gold helps you to make the most of the limited opportunities in life to achieve your goals with careful planning. Time is like a knife that can be used in any way or a bus in which everyone is sitting; one is sleeping, one is studying, one is talking and finally the bus leaves, but fortunate is the one who spends this time beautifully and has a useful record in using time. Time is the only common asset among humans that some people use beautifully and correctly. Even seconds are valuable to them and they see their success in seconds. But alas, for some, days, months and years are worthless. Indeed, gold can be obtained with time, but time cannot be obtained with gold.

To have victory over sin, a combination of the following things is needed: repentance and turning away from sin, making restitution by doing what is necessary to right the wrongs, and addressing the underlying factors. God has pointed His vast mercy out in His Word. God desires true repentance not only to make us pure, but also to transform evil into good. As we all know, the result of sin is death. We must avoid sin and ask Jesus Christ to help us in this critical matter, because Jesus Christ is the One who has conquered death and sin.

We all make mistakes. Making mistakes is a part of our lives and we know that humans are fallible, but for some people, small mistakes are accompanied by big regrets and regrets, affecting different aspects of their lives. Learning from mistakes requires accepting responsibility, carefully analysing the causes of the mistake, and making changes in behaviour. Turning failures into valuable experiences prevents repetition and paves the way for personal and professional growth. Instead of blaming yourself, bravely accept the mistake. Acceptance is the first step to learning. Examine the root of the mistake to see what factors caused it to occur. Ask yourself what caused it to happen?

Social skills are a set of communication, behavioural, and cognitive abilities that help people interact with others effectively, healthily, and constructively, and prevent conflict. Social skills are how we interact with people, when to talk, when to listen, how to cooperate, and how to be kind to one another. If we learn social skills and apply them in our lives, we will be successful people in society.

The Bible does not ignore human wounds (such as heartbreak, trauma, grief, anxiety, and rejection) but, as a book of healing, takes a deep and comforting approach to them. The main message of the Bible is that God is aware of hidden pain, is close to the wounded, and has the power to heal the soul. Contrary to the “be a man and don’t cry” belief, the Bible encourages people to tell God about their pain. The Bible says that suffering is not in vain and that God can use it to grow in character and faith. Even Jesus Christ, after his resurrection, bore the scars of nails and spears on his body. This shows that wounds may not be cleansed, but they can be “glorified” and become signs of victory and strength, not weakness. Dear compatriots: Jesus Christ invites you to this salvation – healing – health and peace; so that you may have strength and joy in your times of hardship and pain.

What does “Lamb of God” mean? This phrase refers to the offering of a sacrifice to God. The Jews sacrificed animals to God to atone for their sins, using animals as sin offerings. In the same way, Jesus Christ was sacrificed to “take away” the sin of the world, the sins of all who believe in Him. He was the lamb that was offered on the altar, and the prophet Isaiah prophesied about Him. He was the sin offering. Through His sacrifice, believers would be cleansed from their sins once and for all. John the Baptist knew that Jesus was not only the promised Messiah, but also the Lamb of God who would take away all the sins of the world.

Politeness in conversation means that when you are chatting with someone, chat respectfully, don't raise your voice, don't talk badly, and take turns chatting and wait for your turn. Politeness is letting the other person finish their conversation, then we can talk. When someone is chatting, we listen and pay attention to what they are saying, and this will make the other person listen and pay attention to what we are saying when we are chatting.

Healthy and lasting friendships are based on mutual respect, trust, effective communication, and emotional support. These relationships provide space for independence and personal growth rather than unhealthy dependency, reducing stress and increasing a sense of belonging in life. The foundation of any lasting relationship is honesty and reassurance of each other's good intentions. Friendship means that when two people love each other, they help each other, share their joys and sorrows, and never harm each other. Friendship and intimacy create trust.

Following the key points of personal and public hygiene is the most basic way to prevent diseases and ensure physical and mental health. These principles include frequent hand washing, maintaining oral and dental hygiene, maintaining healthy skin, and eating a healthy diet. Wash your hands regularly with soap and water (for at least 20 seconds) to prevent the transmission of infections. Never share a toothbrush, comb, or toothpaste with others. When you come in from the outside, or touch an animal, or after playing with it, be sure to wash your hands with soap to avoid getting sick.

Some people are always looking for trouble. Whenever there is a fight or a quarrel, they are there immediately and must react. Moses was such a person. Apparently, he always wanted to defend the rights of others. Throughout his life, we see his best and worst states when he reacts to the events around him. Many times, instead of praying for the solution of problems, we complain. Some problems can be solved with the help of common sense and by having a proper plan for life, and others can be resolved through consultation and exchange of ideas. Therefore, whenever we feel like grumbling and complaining, we should pray seriously because complaining and complaining bring nothing but anxiety and mental pressure. How good it would be to stand together in difficult and painful days for family and friends, and even elders, relatives and government men, like Aaron and Hur, and raise the hands of church ministers and spiritual ministers to God. Like Aaron and Hur, who stood on either side of Moses and held up his hands, so that in our country peace, tranquilly, and the victory of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, the God of love and truth, may people accept and receive salvation through faith in Him.

When we look at the Old Testament, the ram was a substitutionary sacrifice. It was a sacrifice in place of Isaac. This is the first example of a substitutionary sacrifice in the Bible, one life given for another. This form of sacrifice is actually the basis and foundation of the sin offering, which is later explained in detail in Leviticus 6. Here we see a sinful man who deserved the death penalty, but God, in His mercy, provided a substitute for this penalty. In the Old Testament this substitute was an animal; in the New Testament this substitute is Jesus Christ, the final and perfect sacrifice, after which there is no need for any other sacrifices for our sins.

Surrender is waiting in silence and reconciliation with God's will. The person who hurt you should expect you to come sooner and humbly apologise to me. Perhaps many times you want to act before God's justice and punish the other person for their actions. But surrendering to the heavenly Father means waiting for God's time and accepting His will. David also cried out and said, "Lord, have you forgotten me? Do you hear my voice and the sorrow of my heart?" But the prophet Jeremiah had learned how to wait for God's justice. The wounded groan from injustice and remain in bitterness. If you also feel worthless, humiliated and wounded; leave everything in His hands. His hands and warm breath; will revive and renew you. What we leave in God's hands, He protects and blesses it. God's creative hand touched the dust of the earth and He created man from it.

How many children's games are interrupted by the wounds of the elders. How many people are not free from wounds until the last moments of their mortal life, and they say goodbye to the mortal world wounded and wounded, and take their wounds with them to the grave and their consequences to eternal judgement. The wounded Jesus began with prayer and forgiveness on the cross, and finished by surrendering and paying the heavy price for my sins and yours, and ended the work of Satan and death. Moses, the man of God, before his death, wrote beautiful words of praise and blessing to God's chosen people and said. So it is good to submit to God. Resist the devil so that he may flee from you. Surrendering everything to God the Father is another key to freedom from wounds that God gives us. Those who do not have a correct understanding of the true God and have not read the Bible are wounded people who have difficulty submitting to God; they follow the works of Satan. Surrender is a divine revelation that helps us to be reconciled to God and be healed. Before her untimely death, Rachel, in the midst of her pains, declared to her son, "The Son of Sorrow." But Jacob named him Benjamin, the son of comfort to his father. We lay the body in the ground, but our spirit must be with God the Father. Jesus is waiting for you to heal your wounds.

While Jesus was speaking to his disciples, he was taken up in the sky, and a cloud hid him from their sight. After his resurrection, Jesus appeared many times to different groups of believers. Then after forty days, he ascended to heaven. The disciples saw Jesus going up into heaven with their own eyes. Then two men in white, two angels, appeared to the disciples. These angels told the disciples: “You do not need to look up to heaven to find Jesus. He ascended to be with his Father. Do not look up to the sky. You have much work ahead of you. At the appointed time, Jesus will return to earth in the same way that he left.”

Handicrafts are things that people make with their own hands. Not with machines, but with manual labour. For example, carpet weaving, pottery, needlework, goldsmithing, and langi weaving. Afghan carpets are famous in the world for their quality; because natural dyes are used to weave carpets. The handicrafts of each country represent a country.