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  Reflection on 2 Kings 20:5: "I have heard your prayer and seen your tears; I will heal you." In 2 Kings 20:5, we encounter a deeply personal moment between God and King Hezekiah. After being told by the prophet Isaiah that he would die, Hezekiah turns to God in prayer, pouring out his heart with sincere tears. God responds with compassion, saying, “I have heard your prayer and seen your tears; I will heal you.” This powerful verse reveals a God who listens to His people, who sees their pain, and who responds with mercy and healing. The first thing to note is that God not only hears our prayers, but He also sees our tears. It’s easy to think that our prayers are just words spoken into the air, or that God is distant from our suffering. But this verse assures us that God is attentive to both our spoken and unspoken cries. He knows our struggles, our heartaches, and the silent battles we face. When we approach Him in sincerity and humility, He listens. And not only that—He act...

  God’s Message For You Today  My dear child, I see the pain that weighs heavy on your heart. I understand the depth of your hurt, for I witness all the moments of your life, both joyful and sorrowful. In the stillness of your soul, I know you feel as though you have been wronged, betrayed, and abandoned. The actions of others have cut deep, leaving scars that ache with every passing thought. But I want you to hear this truth, and I want you to hear it clearly: You are never alone, even in the moments when you feel most isolated by your pain. It is natural to feel wounded when others' words or actions strike at your core. But do not allow this wound to define you. You are more than the harm that has been done to you. You are my beloved creation, made with purpose, strength, and love that transcends the fleeting hurts of this world. What others do is a reflection of their own struggles, their own shadows. It is not a reflection of your worth. I ask you, my child, to turn inward...