Hannah
Leaving a Legacy of Prayer
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Hannah was like a rose with soft skin and a soft heart. She had a heart that not only reached out to God, but would reach out to her nation. Her arms were like most women strong and like the branches of a rose, outstretched to meet the needs of others. The stem of the rose is strong and Hannah would have to find the strength in God to be strong through all that life would place on her. We will have to find strength to get through the trials that come our way. The rose as beautiful as it is has thorns and Hannah had many thorns that pierced all the way into her heart driving her emotions wild. We have so much turmoil as Satan tries to destroy our lives. Satan wants to leave Hannah like the man that fell among thieves wounded and unable to help himself. But she calls upon her God to save her. She finds strength to carry on through all that Satan and others schemes to bring her down. Hannah becomes a courageous woman and we can too. Her life like the rose opens up more and more to reveal the characteristics of the God, she had learned to love and trust. Full of God’s love her life still blesses ours today.
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Hannah teaches how to overcome ridicule hurdled at her continuously—waiting for the impossible, when all you see is darkness; leaving a legacy for the next generation; barren places in our lives that pierce the soul like thorns. How do you raise a godly child? By making prayer a main priority. How can you face rejection in the home, in society, and at church? What questions should you consider before marriage? When God does not answer, do you ask for wisdom? These are things to ponder while praying.
We have so much turmoil as Satan tries to destroy our lives. Satan wants to leave Hannah like the man that fell among thieves, wounded and unable to help himself. But she calls upon her God to save her. She finds strength to carry on through all the schemes of Satan and others to bring her down. Hannah becomes a courageous woman, and we can too. Her life, like the rose, opens up more and more to reveal the characteristics of the God that she has learned to love and trust. Full of God’s love, her life still blesses ours today.
About the Author
When author Faydean Bishop was three and half years old, her father and mother separated. She was raised by a godly mother whose prayers were a great influence in their lives. Bishop has taught Bible classes for children, teens, and adults. She is married and has three children. Her desire is to please God, to teach others about Christ, and to serve Him.