My cousins live in Tokyo and this is his last status on fb:
Fukushima daiichi plant NO.2 failed, pretty significant possibilities of radioactive leakage, some of tepco’s employees have been evacuated from the site. It seems that this one is more serious than the hydrogen explosion at plant 1 and 3. Let’s pray for our family and Friends in JAPAN. Also, does any one in tokyo have any feasible plan to prepare for the worst? Please share..
He sent a message to his brother two hours ago, he and his family are evacuating to the south:
“RI, please inform dad and mom that me and family are fine. Gue, AYUMI, Alex and Alicia ngungsi ke arah selatan(hamamatsu) mungkin gabung dgn ferdy hari ini”
Please take a moment and pray for people in Japan. It seems that things are getting tough there…
L: *bercerita tentang bagaimana harinya berlalu*
M: *pasang telinga mendengarkan + senyum*
L: “Lho kok ketawa?”
M: *menirukan telinga gajah* “Ini lagi dengerin nih…”
Hahaha, malemnya pacar saya kirimin link audio kotbah, tentang “The Secret of Your Spouse’s Success“ termasuk dibahas tentang “mendengar”. Isinya bagus banget , terutama untuk yang sudah menikah, atau yang rencananya mau nikah. Kudu dengerin.
Christian marriage is not about staying in love, but to keeping the covenant just as God has kept His covenant to us.
Sungguh…dia adalah seorang perempuan biasa yang punya Tuhan luar biasa.
Sumber: Portrait of a Biblical Woman (1 Petrus 3:1-6)
It is not wrong for you to depend on your “Elijah” for as long as God gives him to you. But remember that the time will come when he must leave and will no longer be your guide and your leader, because God does not intend for him to stay. Even the thought of that causes you to say, “I cannot continue without my ’Elijah.’ ” Yet God says you must continue.
Alone at Your “Jordan” ( Kings 2:14 ). The Jordan River represents the type of separation where you have no fellowship with anyone else, and where no one else can take your responsibility from you. You now have to put to the test what you learned when you were with your “Elijah.” You have been to the Jordan over and over again with Elijah, but now you are facing it alone. There is no use in saying that you cannot go— the experience is here, and you must go. If you truly want to know whether or not God is the God your faith believes Him to be, then go through your “Jordan” alone.
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