Posted by marcos on September 17, 2002 at 16:42:48:
In Reply to: Everyone's got to read this! posted by Pam Randy on September 17, 2002 at 12:11:21:
: For those of you who were at the service on Sunday when we prayed for our son Glenn and the surgery he was about to go under, well guess what! God answered! Not like that is new, but he answered our specific prayers! The CT scan my son had, had showed he had a tumor. He had one removed last November. Well, when they cut him open and did what they needed to do to get to the tumor, IT WAS GONE!!!!!! Isn't that awesome! They just found some tissue to be removed, did a few minor things and rebuilt Glenn's ear drum. Then to top it off, God made sure that our request was honored about the recovery. Glenn is doing so well, I can hardly believe it. Thank you all for your love, compassion and your praying with us for our son. We are very overwelmed in God's love for us right now, because the tumor my son had could have killed him and then the disease I was supposed to have would have at one point lead me to be incapacitated for life. GOD IS SO GOOD! And, so are you guys!
WOW! God has done it again! I just keep being amazed at how God answers prayers, and specifically
how he uses regular people like me and yall to transmit His healing power. At least in my case I know
that I'm not worthy at all to be used in such a way, but I do consider yall to be a holy people of God, even though yall may not necessarily look it on the outside. (I say this while thinking about the brothaz that I saw in NYC and NJ, they wore brown robes (habits) and all that).
While back ago yall prayed for my mom along with me, although from a distance, and she was miraculously healed also, her tumor disappeared! Think it was about 2 years ago.
WOW! Dios lo ha hecho otra vez! Yo continuo siendo asombrado de como Dios contesta oraciones, y especificamente como El usa gente regular como ustedes (vosotros) y yo para transmitir Su poder sandor. Por lo menos en mi caso, yo se que no soy nada digno de ser usado en esa manera, pero los considero a ustedes (os considerais a vosotros) una gente santa de Dios, aunque ustedes (vosotros) no necesariamente lo lucen (os luceis?)por afuera. (Yo digo esto mientras pienso sobre los hermanos que vi en NYC y NJ, ellos vestian tunicas marrones
(habitos) y todo)
Un tiempo atras ustedes rezaron (vosotros reza???) por mi mama junto conmigo, aunque de distancia, y ella tambien fue milagrosamente sanada, su tumor desaparecio! Creo que fue hace como 2 años.
(I decided to write it in Spanish also since yall were talking about practicing Spanish. In no way did I want to take the focus away from the magnificence of Glenn's healing. One more thing though, I don't exactly what kind of Spanish is usually taught here nowadays, I suppose it's Latin American Spanish, which I speak, not the European Spanish speech. Still, I tried to put in parenthesis sometimes what it would be the other way: the use of 2nd plural in conjugation of verbs. But what I realized also is that I don't really know all the 2nd plural, especially the past tense I went blank.
I never talk this way, I'm not a Spaniard, I would have to study up this part of the grammar, but it
wouldn't be of any practical use to me unless I went to Spain.
But I want yall to be aware of some differences, or at least that there are differences, 2nd plural is not the only one. I've been to Spain, I know.
For that matter, when I say "Latin American" Spanish that's kinda general, because there's further differences between Latin American communities themselves. It could get to be a big ol' mess so I ain't rollin' with that. Being in the USA can have an effect, I know I don't talk Spanish like I originally did, I lost/forgot a lot of my slang and accent in Spanish I originally had - there's not many people from where I grew up - I'm like "generic" kinda, except I've picked up some Puerto Rican
stuff.)