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Saturday, November 14, 2026

Dieu façonnait mon caractère : une semaine difficile, mais pleine de leçons

 J'ai eu une sacrée semaine ! Tout avait pourtant bien commencé dimanche. Je me préparais tranquillement pour la semaine à venir. J'essaie de ne pas trop en faire le dimanche, histoire de commencer le lundi en pleine forme.

Mais la vie nous réserve parfois des surprises… et ce soir-là, c'est mon estomac qui a décidé de me jouer un mauvais tour !

En pleine nuit, j'ai eu un petit accident dans mon lit à cause d'une diarrhée. Oui, vous avez bien lu ! Je me suis retrouvé à laver mes draps au beau milieu de la nuit, avant de passer les deux heures suivantes aux toilettes. Autant dire que ce n'était pas exactement le dimanche soir dont je rêvais !

Mais Dieu était là, même dans ce moment plutôt embarrassant. Il travaillait sur mon caractère, un peu comme Claude Monet devant sa toile, donnant forme à son œuvre coup de pinceau après coup de pinceau.

Cette expérience m'a rappelé Ésaïe 64:8 :

« Cependant, Éternel, tu es notre père. Nous sommes l'argile, et c'est toi qui nous as formés ; nous sommes tous l'ouvrage de tes mains. »

Croyez-moi, cette nuit-là, j'ai beaucoup prié. Je demandais à Dieu de me donner du courage, et j'ai trouvé du réconfort dans sa présence. Je regardais régulièrement l'heure sur mon téléphone. Il ne me restait que quelques heures avant de commencer le travail.

Le véritable défi allait commencer à cinq heures du matin !

Le défi du lundi matin

Quand le lundi matin est arrivé, je me sentais suffisamment bien pour aller travailler, même si j'étais encore un peu faible. Je n'avais pas vraiment confiance en mon estomac, alors j'ai préféré jeûner ce jour-là.

Pendant ce temps, Monet continuait son œuvre, et Dieu continuait de travailler sur mon caractère.

Je repensais aussi à Jérémie 18:4-6. Lorsqu'un potier remarque un défaut dans le vase qu'il façonne, il ne jette pas forcément l'argile. Il la reprend et lui donne une nouvelle forme, selon ce qu'il souhaite créer.

Quelle belle image de notre relation avec Dieu !

Parfois, nous traversons des situations que nous n'avons absolument pas envie de vivre. Pourtant, Dieu peut se servir de ces moments pour nous transformer et nous donner une nouvelle perspective.

J'ai donc décidé de ne pas me plaindre et de garder une attitude positive. Beaucoup auraient probablement préféré appeler leur employeur pour annoncer qu'ils ne viendraient pas travailler. De mon côté, j'ai décidé de tenter ma chance.

Même dans le bus, je pensais à la possibilité d'un nouvel accident. Disons que j'espérais vraiment que mon estomac allait coopérer !

Finalement, je suis arrivé au travail et, au fil des heures, j'ai commencé à retrouver des forces.

Trouver la force dans les épreuves

Les épreuves de la vie peuvent aussi devenir des occasions de grandir et de recevoir de belles leçons.

Cela m'a fait penser à Jacques 1:2-4, qui nous enseigne que les difficultés mettent notre foi à l'épreuve et que la persévérance doit accomplir pleinement son travail afin que nous devenions plus mûrs et plus solides.

Le plus compliqué dans mon cas, c'est que je travaille dans un entrepôt. Ce n'est pas vraiment un travail de bureau où l'on peut tranquillement rester assis devant un ordinateur toute la journée !

C'est un métier physique qui demande de l'énergie. J'étais encore un peu faible, mais Dieu m'a donné la force de tenir jusqu'au bout.

À un moment, j'ai dû déplacer plusieurs objets assez lourds. J'ai prié Dieu de m'aider, mais j'ai aussi fait preuve de bon sens. J'ai décidé de faire de l'effet de levier mon meilleur allié !

Plutôt que de vouloir tout soulever avec ma propre force, j'ai utilisé les équipements à ma disposition. J'ai pris un chariot de manutention pour m'aider à déplacer les charges.

Finalement, j'ai compris une chose : être fort ne signifie pas forcément tout faire seul. Parfois, il faut simplement savoir utiliser les bons outils et accepter l'aide disponible.

La journée s'est finalement terminée, et il était temps de rentrer à la maison.

Mais il me restait encore une petite aventure : le trajet en bus !

J'étais fatigué et j'attendais à l'arrêt, les yeux fixés sur la rue, en espérant voir le bus arriver rapidement. Je voulais simplement rentrer chez moi, me reposer et retrouver mon lit.

Heureusement, j'ai fini par arriver à la maison. Je n'ai pas demandé mon reste : je me suis couché et j'ai dormi.

Dieu est toujours en train de peindre son chef-d'œuvre

En repensant à cette journée, j'ai imaginé Claude Monet devant son chevalet, en train de réaliser l'un de ses chefs-d'œuvre.

Il avait une vision, une idée et un projet. Chaque coup de pinceau contribuait à donner vie à son tableau.

J'ai alors fait un parallèle avec ce que Dieu accomplissait dans ma propre vie.

Je n'avais pas envie de traverser cette épreuve. Personne ne rêve de passer une partie de la nuit à laver ses draps ou de se rendre au travail après une nuit aussi compliquée !

Mais certaines situations inconfortables peuvent devenir de véritables occasions de progresser.

Dieu travaillait sur mon caractère, coup de pinceau après coup de pinceau.

Peut-être que ces petits moments difficiles, ces imprévus et ces désagréments du quotidien étaient aussi des occasions d'apprendre la patience, la persévérance et la reconnaissance.

Je ne comprends pas toujours le tableau que Dieu est en train de réaliser dans ma vie, mais je peux faire confiance à celui qui tient le pinceau.

Alors, si vous traversez une mauvaise journée, un imprévu ou une semaine particulièrement difficile, ne baissez pas les bras.

Laissez Dieu vous façonner à travers ces expériences. Vous n'apprécierez peut-être pas chaque coup de pinceau, mais Dieu peut se servir des moments les plus inconfortables pour créer quelque chose de magnifique dans votre vie.

N'oubliez pas : vous n'êtes pas encore un tableau terminé. Dieu continue de peindre son chef-d'œuvre.



Claude Monet paints life (God Was Painting My Character Through a Difficult Week)

 I had a long week. It started off well on Sunday as I prepared for the week ahead. I try not to do too much because Monday is just around the corner. But life has a way of taking unexpected turns, and this time, my stomach decided to take one of its own!

In the middle of the night, I had an unfortunate accident in bed because of diarrhoea. Yes, you read that correctly! I ended up washing my bedsheets in the middle of the night and spending the next couple of hours sitting on the toilet. It certainly wasn't how I planned to spend my Sunday night!

But God was there with me, shaping my character like Claude Monet working on a masterpiece. I was reminded of Isaiah 64:8, which says:

"Yet you, Lord, are our Father. We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand."

Trust me, I was praying to God that night, and I felt His comfort. I kept staring at the time on my phone, knowing I only had a few hours before work. The real test was coming at five in the morning.

The Test of Monday Morning

When Monday morning arrived, I felt well enough to go to work, although I was still a little weak. I didn't entirely trust my stomach, so I decided to fast that day. Monet had another stroke of the brush, and I had another opportunity to grow as a person.

I thought about Jeremiah 18:4–6. When a clay pot becomes flawed in the potter's hands, the potter doesn't simply throw it away. Instead, he reshapes the clay and makes it into another vessel, according to his purpose.

That was a powerful picture of what God was doing in my life. I didn't want to experience the trial, but perhaps God was using it to reshape something in me.

I made a conscious decision not to complain. I kept a positive attitude and did my best to carry on. Most people might have called out sick, but I decided to give the day a chance. Even on the bus ride to work, I was thinking about the possibility of having another accident. Let's just say I was hoping my stomach would cooperate!

I made it to work, and as the day went on, I started getting stronger.

Finding Strength in the Struggle

Trials in life can produce great blessings when we allow God to work through them. I was reminded of James 1:2–4, which teaches us that different kinds of trials test our faith. We must allow perseverance to finish its work so that we can become mature and complete.

The challenging part was that I work in a warehouse. It's a physical job, and I was still feeling weak. But God gave me the strength to make it through the day.

At one point, I had to lift a few heavy items. I prayed and asked God to help me. But I also remembered that sometimes wisdom means using the resources available to us. I made leverage my friend! Instead of trying to lift everything with my own strength, I used equipment to help me. I grabbed a handcart, used the right tools, and found ways to get the job done without putting unnecessary strain on myself.

It was a good reminder that strength isn't always about doing everything on your own. Sometimes it's about knowing when to use the help that's available.

Eventually, the workday came to an end, and it was time to head home. Of course, I still had one more challenge: the bus ride!

I was tired and standing at the bus stop, staring down the street and hoping to see the bus coming soon. All I wanted was to get home, lie down, and rest. Eventually, I made it home and went straight to sleep.

God Is Still Working on the Masterpiece

As I reflected on the day, I imagined Claude Monet standing in front of a canvas, carefully painting a masterpiece. He had a vision, a plan, and a process. Every brushstroke contributed to the finished painting.

I began to see a connection between Monet's work and what God was doing in my life.

I didn't want to embrace the trial. Nobody wants to spend the middle of the night washing bedsheets or worrying about making it through a physically demanding workday. But sometimes, the difficult moments become opportunities for personal growth.

God was painting my character, one brushstroke at a time.

Perhaps the uncomfortable moments, the unexpected challenges, and the little inconveniences were all opportunities to develop patience, perseverance, and gratitude.

I may not always understand the picture God is creating, but I can trust the hands holding the brush.

So, if you've ever had a terrible day, an unexpected setback, or a difficult week, don't give up. Allow God to mould you through the experience. You might not enjoy every brushstroke, but God can use even the most uncomfortable moments to shape something beautiful in your life.

Remember, you are not a finished painting. God is still working on His masterpiece.



  

Sunday, November 8, 2026

🇲🇽 ¿A QUIÉN ESTÁS ESCUCHANDO? ¿A DIOS O AL MUNDO?

 

En medio de tantas noticias, opiniones, ideologías y voces que compiten por nuestra atención, hay una pregunta que merece toda nuestra atención: ¿quién tiene la última palabra en tu vida?

Hoy vivimos en un mundo lleno de información. Basta con prender la televisión, entrar a Facebook, TikTok, YouTube o escuchar un podcast para encontrarnos con miles de opiniones diferentes.

Todo el mundo parece tener una explicación para lo que sucede. Los medios de comunicación, las universidades, los políticos, los científicos y los influencers quieren decirnos cómo debemos pensar.

¡La verdad es que a veces hay tanta información que uno termina más confundido que antes!

A mí me gusta leer, investigar y escuchar diferentes puntos de vista. Pero hay una pregunta que considero fundamental:

¿Cuál es la fuente suprema de conocimiento y sabiduría en todo el universo? ¿El hombre o Dios?

Tenemos una decisión que tomar. Podemos confiar principalmente en el pensamiento humano y en las ideas de este mundo, o podemos buscar la verdad, la sabiduría y la dirección de Dios.

Si alguien me dice que su máxima autoridad son las universidades, los medios de comunicación o los podcasts seculares, entiendo que está buscando respuestas principalmente en el pensamiento humano.

Pero si alguien me dice que su autoridad suprema es la Biblia y que sigue a Jesucristo, entonces está reconociendo que Dios es la fuente de la verdad.

Respeto que cada persona tenga libertad para pensar y tomar sus propias decisiones. Sin embargo, creo que debemos preguntarnos de dónde vienen las ideas que estamos aceptando.

📖 ¿A QUIÉN ESTÁ ESCUCHANDO EL MUNDO?

Hace poco, un amigo me compartió un versículo bíblico por mensaje de texto que me hizo reflexionar bastante.

1 Juan 4:5 (RVR1960)

"Ellos son del mundo; por eso hablan del mundo, y el mundo los oye."

¡Qué interesante declaración!

La Biblia nos enseña que quienes hablan desde la perspectiva del mundo encuentran aceptación entre quienes comparten esa misma manera de pensar.

Como cristianos, debemos preguntarnos: ¿estamos escuchando más las opiniones del mundo o estamos buscando la dirección de Dios?

No todo lo que se vuelve popular es verdadero. No todo lo que aparece en las noticias representa la verdad absoluta. Y no todo lo que dicen las personas con títulos, fama o millones de seguidores debe aceptarse sin examinarlo.

⚠️ SATANÁS Y SU INFLUENCIA EN EL MUNDO

Ahora quiero tocar un tema que considero muy importante: la influencia de Satanás en este mundo.

La Biblia habla claramente de la oposición espiritual contra Dios y de cómo Satanás busca apartar a las personas de la verdad.

Lucas 4:5–6 (RVR1960)

En este pasaje, el diablo le muestra a Jesús todos los reinos del mundo y le habla de la autoridad y gloria que le habían sido entregadas.

Satanás quería exaltarse a sí mismo. El orgullo y la rebelión contra Dios están en el centro de su oposición al Creador.

En Apocalipsis 12:4 y 12:9 encontramos la descripción del gran dragón, identificado como Satanás, quien arrastró la tercera parte de las estrellas del cielo y fue arrojado a la tierra junto con sus ángeles.

La Biblia presenta a Satanás como un enemigo de Dios, de la verdad y del evangelio de Jesucristo.

Personalmente, creo que su influencia ayuda a explicar por qué encontramos tanta confusión, engaño, orgullo y rebelión contra Dios en este mundo.

Por eso considero tan importante tener cuidado con lo que escuchamos, leemos y permitimos que influya en nuestra manera de pensar.

🇲🇽 UNA PREGUNTA PARA TODOS

Vivimos en una época en la que hay miles de voces tratando de captar nuestra atención.

Pero quiero dejarte una pregunta para reflexionar:

¿Cuál es tu máxima fuente de conocimiento y sabiduría: Dios o el hombre?

¿Dejas que las noticias, las redes sociales, las universidades y las opiniones populares determinen tu manera de pensar?

¿O permites que la Palabra de Dios guíe tus decisiones y tu vida?

No se trata simplemente de escuchar más información. Se trata de buscar la verdad y reconocer de dónde proviene nuestra autoridad.

Yo tengo clara mi decisión: quiero seguir a Jesucristo y confiar en la Palabra de Dios por encima de las opiniones humanas.

🙏 Mi deseo es encontrar en Dios la verdad, la sabiduría y la dirección que necesito para vivir.

✝️ Porque al final del día, no quiero que el mundo tenga la última palabra en mi vida. ¡Quiero que la tenga Dios!

¿Y TÚ, A QUIÉN ESTÁS ESCUCHANDO?



🌎 Who Are You Listening To: God or Man? 🙏

I like to see who people are listening to because there is so much noise in this world. There are so many opinions, ideas, and voices competing for our attention. Sometimes it seems like this world doesn't even know what it's doing! I read a lot, and honestly, it can get confusing.

But I believe there is one important question we should all ask ourselves:

What is the ultimate and greatest source of knowledge and wisdom in the entire universe? Is it man or is it God?

We have a choice. We can listen to God, or we can put our trust in man and the world's way of thinking.

If someone tells me that colleges, mainstream media, or secular podcasts are their ultimate sources of knowledge and wisdom, then I believe they are looking to the world for their answers rather than looking to God.

But if someone says their source is the Bible and Jesus Christ, then they are looking to God for truth, wisdom, and direction.

I respect that everyone has the freedom to make their own choices. But I also believe we need to understand where the voices we listen to are coming from.

A friend recently sent me a great Bible verse by text:

📖 1 John 4:5 (ESV)

"They are from the world and therefore speak from the viewpoint of the world, and the world listens to them."

That verse really makes you think! The world listens to those who speak from the world's point of view. But as Christians, we should be asking ourselves whether we are listening to the world or listening to God.

Let's talk about Satan and the influence he has in this world.

The Bible tells us that Satan is the ruler of this world system and that he has been given authority over the kingdoms of the world.

📖 Luke 4:5–6 (ESV)

The devil showed Jesus all the kingdoms of the world and said that he would give Him their authority and glory because it had been delivered to him.

Satan wanted to exalt himself. Pride was at the heart of his rebellion against God. Revelation 12:4 and 12:9 describe the dragon sweeping away a third of the stars of heaven and identify that dragon as Satan. The passage also tells us that his angels were thrown down with him.

Satan leads people away from God and works against the truth of Jesus Christ. I believe his influence is one of the reasons we see so much confusion, deception, pride, and rebellion against God in this world.

This is why I think it is so important to be careful about who we listen to and what we allow to shape our thinking.

We can listen to the opinions of man, or we can seek the wisdom of God.

🙏 My question to you is this:

Who is your ultimate source of knowledge and wisdom? God or man?

Are you allowing the world to shape your thinking, or are you allowing God's Word to guide your life?

At the end of the day, I want to follow Jesus Christ and trust the Word of God above the opinions of man.

✝️ God's Word is where I want to find my truth, wisdom, and direction.



Monday, October 26, 2026

How should we vote?

Every election cycle, people love to debate where God fits into American politics. Is He a Democrat? Is He a Republican?
​The truth is, God doesn't fit neatly into any human political party. He isn't sitting on a donkey or an elephant. However, that doesn't mean His principles are a mystery. Scripture gives us clear guidance on how we are meant to live, view humanity, and structure society.
​When we look at governance through a biblical lens, it isn't about aligning with a party platform—it's about aligning with God's word. If a policy or ideology stands against these core biblical principles, it isn't just opposing a political opponent; it stands in opposition to God's ultimate authority.
​Here are five foundational principles clearly laid out in Scripture that define God's design for society:
​1. Value for Life
​Human life carries innate dignity and purpose because humanity was created directly in the image of God. From the very beginning, Scripture establishes that life is intentional, sacred, and worth protecting at every stage.
​Key Reference: Genesis 1:27 highlights that God created mankind in His own image.
​2. Secure Borders and Sovereignty
​Nations and boundaries serve a functional purpose in maintaining peace, security, and orderly society. The biblical narrative frequently emphasizes the importance of establishing protection and walling off community space to prevent dishonor and destruction.
​Key Reference: Nehemiah 2 speaks to the necessity of rebuilding Jerusalem's walls to protect the community and restore its dignity.
​3. Law, Order, and Justice
​Governing authority is established to uphold justice, protect the innocent, and punish wrongdoing. A stable society requires respect for civil authority and a functional justice system that holds lawbreakers accountable.
​Key Reference: Romans 13:4 teaches that earthly rulers are meant to serve as ministers of God for good, bearing the responsibility to deter wrongdoers.
​4. God’s Design for Gender and Humanity
​God created humanity intentionally with distinct, complementary biological identities: male and female. Recognizing this design is central to understanding human nature, family structure, and community foundational design.
​Key Reference: Genesis 1:27 notes that God explicitly created mankind male and female.
​5. Standing with Israel
​Throughout Scripture, God makes a lasting covenant regarding the nation and people of Israel. His promise to bless those who bless Israel and hold accountable those who curse them remains a foundational pillar of His interaction with nations.
​Key Reference: Genesis 12:3 outlines God's promise to Abraham regarding those who support or oppose his descendants.
​Final Thought
​Politics will always try to divide us into standard earthly categories, but as believers, our ultimate allegiance isn't to a political party's logo—it's to God's truth. When evaluating policy, governance, and leadership, our first question shouldn't be "Is this Republican or Democrat?" but rather "Does this align with the Word of God?"


Sunday, October 25, 2026

Mocking Sin, Missing Mercy: Why We All Need a Savior 🎭

 Proverbs 14:9 says, "Fools mock at making amends for sin, but goodwill is found among the upright." In today's culture, it has become trendy to treat sin like a punchline or a badge of honor. People often joke about their flaws, shrug off wrongdoing as harmless personality quirks, or treat the concept of needing redemption as an outdated relic. But laughing off our fallen nature doesn't erase the weight of it. When we make a game out of our shortcomings and scoff at the idea of needing Jesus, we trade true freedom for a temporary laugh, missing out on the genuine peace and restoration that only grace can bring. 💔➡️❤️

​Recognizing our need for a Savior isn't about wallowing in guilt or shame; it is the first step toward real spiritual health. 🩺 Jesus didn't come to condemn the broken, but to offer healing, forgiveness, and hope to anyone willing to put down their pride. When we stop mocking the seriousness of sin and humbly accept our need for grace, the punchline disappears and is replaced by unconditional love. Let's swap the cynical jokes for an honest heart, leaning fully into the salvation and goodwill that Jesus freely gives to all who ask. 🙏✨

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Saturday, October 24, 2026

🇹🇼 台灣能預知未來嗎?聖經揭示的末世八大徵兆!

 

🌏 世界局勢越來越動盪,台灣準備好了嗎?

從台海局勢的緊張、社會價值觀的變化,到少子化、年輕世代的孤獨感,以及人與人之間日益加深的對立,台灣正面臨許多值得深思的挑戰。

放眼國際,巴黎等歐洲城市也持續面對移民融合、公共安全、社會分歧與國家認同等議題。這些現象提醒我們,即使是繁榮的社會,也可能面臨不安與改變。

📖 這一切是否與聖經預言的末世有關?

基督徒相信,聖經提醒我們要警醒、分辨時代的變化。以下是八個值得深入探討的聖經預言主題。

1️⃣ 以色列復國,回歸應許之地 🇮🇱

1948 年以色列復國,對許多研究末世預言的基督徒而言,是值得關注的重要歷史事件。

耶利米書 30 章、以西結書 34:11–24、37:1–28,以及撒迦利亞書 10:6–10,都提到神要尋回、聚集並恢復祂的百姓。許多基督徒將這些經文與以色列的復國聯繫起來。

2️⃣ 一個世界性政權的興起 🌐

但以理書 2:41–44、7:7–8、11:36–38,以及啟示錄 6:2、13:2、17:10–12,描述強大的政權、君王與獸的權柄。

有些基督徒認為,這些經文可能指向未來集中的全球政治權力,值得我們保持警醒。

3️⃣ 與以色列有關的和平協議 🕊️

但以理書 9:27 提到一個為期一個「七」的約;帖撒羅尼迦前書 5:1–3 提醒人們,當人說「平安穩妥」時,毀滅可能突然臨到。

部分末世觀點認為,這些經文可能與未來涉及以色列的和平協議有關。

4️⃣ 猶太聖殿的重建 🏛️

啟示錄 11:1–2、馬太福音 24:15,以及帖撒羅尼迦後書 2:3–4,都提到聖殿或與聖殿有關的重要事件。

有些基督徒相信,這可能預示耶路撒冷未來會重建猶太聖殿,但不同教派對這些經文有不同解釋。

5️⃣ 教會逐漸偏離聖經真理 ⛪

提摩太前書 4:1–2、提摩太後書 3:1–9、帖撒羅尼迦後書 2:3,以及猶大書 1–16,都警告人們要提防錯誤教導、屬靈迷惑與道德敗壞。

在價值觀不斷變化的時代,基督徒更需要回到聖經,省察自己的信仰。

6️⃣ 獸的印記與經濟控制 💳

啟示錄 13:16–17 描述一個與額頭、右手及買賣限制有關的印記。

有人將這段經文與未來的經濟控制制度聯想在一起。不過,現代電子支付或數位科技本身,並不能證明這項預言已經應驗。

7️⃣ 橄欖山的重大事件 🌄

撒迦利亞書 14:4 描述耶和華的腳站在橄欖山上,橄欖山將從中間分裂。

許多基督徒將這段經文與主未來的再臨聯繫起來,並相信神的計畫最終必定成就。

8️⃣ 對猶太人的仇恨與逼迫 ⚠️

申命記 28:65、但以理書 12:1、撒迦利亞書 12:1–9、13:8、馬太福音 24:9、15–22,以及啟示錄 12:13–17,都提到苦難、逼迫或與神子民有關的衝突。

面對現代世界的反猶太主義與國際衝突,我們應當反對仇恨、保護無辜者,並以真理與公義看待每一個人。

🇹🇼 台灣人,面對未來,我們應該怎麼做?

聖經不是要我們陷入恐慌,而是提醒我們保持警醒。

面對台海局勢、社會變遷、家庭關係的挑戰,以及國際間日益複雜的衝突,我們需要的不只是對未來的猜測,更需要智慧、勇氣與信仰。

🙏 真正重要的,不只是我們能不能預知未來,而是當未來來臨時,我們是否已經預備好自己的心。

耶穌在《馬太福音》24:42 說:

「所以,你們要警醒,因為不知道你們的主是哪一天來到。」

🇹🇼 台灣,你是否正在留意這個時代的變化?你是否已經預備好自己的心,迎接未來?

📖 讓我們一起回到聖經,尋求真理,在動盪的世界中持守信仰、守望台灣,並為這片土地祈禱。