1. Abraham said he was a semi-vulnerable group and wanted to prove himself with his results.
I'm from a modest family, and I've been brought up on this. I experienced low self-esteem and gained praise for my own efforts. Therefore, I can understand the psychology behind Abraham's phrase "semi-vulnerable group", and I have also experienced the psychology of using honor as a psychological protection tool.
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I believe in Christianity for 5 years, and I was baptized into Christ this year. I remember the most difficult time when starting a business and when I was helpless, only faith could give me confidence and comfort. Abraham was ridiculed for many years. God in his heart was his psychological support and his support. He gained a sense of security in his communication with God (through singing, praying, and meditating on the Bible). In his heart, God supported him and let him He spreads his wings like an eagle, achieving success after success. He is grateful to God. What's more, even without these blessings of God, a person who truly believes in God obeys God's law like an iron law. So he would be reluctant to break the commandment of the Sabbath.
2. My son from Coach Sam after Abraham
won Maybe it’s more appropriate to express this feeling in terms of relatives.) So this sentence touched me very much. It also led me to make a practical change:
I currently attend a public school for free. It was originally intended to make them improve a little bit. Keep the dry stuff for them to teach when they come to the paid class. Now think of me doing my best to teach them the best. If I don't have anything to teach in a fee-based class, I'll go to learn it.
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