As D-Day was occurring Franklin Roosevelt addressed the nation. It was not a speech he gave, but rather a prayer. "And so, in this poignant hour,” he said, “I ask you to join with me in prayer." FDR asked God to give the American soldiers strength and perseverance. He prayed that the Father would "embrace and receive" those who would be killed in action. He lifted up their family members and everyone else at home.
May We Do God's Will
- 11 December 2019 |
- Published in Tassel of the Cloak