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Spiritual Sunday - Paga!


Paga in Hebrew means to encounter or meet or entreat and make intercession. A few years ago, I attended a class on prayer using Dutch Sheets’ book, Intercessory Prayer. Another name for intercessory prayer time is called a “she bear meeting”. You don’t get between a bear and her cubs. There will be an ugly meeting. This is called “Paga!”

This video reminded me of that study. It is the story of a stray bear cub who encounters a cougar and is in perilous danger. There is a surprise ending that reflects the meaning of Paga!
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  1. Hi there Smiley,
    What a great little clip! Funny how the cat reminded me of Satan trying to devour the little cub and then help arrived just in time! Praise God, it's just like that for us too! Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful and restful Sunday.

    Blessings,
    Sandi

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  2. "Paga!" Wow! To think we are doing so well warding off the enemies' flaming arrows....God is behind us, the Mighty Tower of Refuge and Strength...that scared the "hell" out of him.

    Thanks for sharing this great video. Have a great Sunday sister Mary! I always enjoy this and the Friday Funnies. I keep learning more. Love to you...

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  3. I was totally screaming at this video for the safety of that cub and when Momma showed up and laid the law down -- I WAS GIVING GOD SHOUTS OF PRAISE!!

    We know the devil is a like a lion prowling around seeking whom he can devour but THANKS BE TO GOD THAT OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST IS ON THE SCENE -- BACKING THAT DEVIL UP AND RUNNING HIM OFF!!! GLORY TO GOD!!!

    Isaiah says it best -- "He is our rear guard"!

    This little 3 minute video has gotten me into a big SHOUT THIS AFTERNOON! This is a keeper. I'm going to share it woth others.

    Love you.

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  4. Very interesting and what a sweet ending! Interesting about Paga! Loved it M!

    Bless you!
    b

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  5. I'd seen that video a few weeks ago, but never considered the spiritual perspective! Hands down, I enjoy your version much more!

    Thanks for sharing!

    Warm wishes,
    Myra

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  6. What a powerful video. Wow! Thanks for sharing. I hope you have a great Spiritual Sunday.
    Blessings,
    Charlotte

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  7. GOD always supplies just what we need...just when we need it.
    By the way...stop by my blog. I have a surprise you definately deserve. Thank you for your prayers. The congestion seems to be clearing some this evening.

    andrea

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  8. I've seen this video before. When I first viewed it, I was afraid to watch the end but was so glad it ended as it did. BTW, I've read that Dutch Sheets book too. It was very good, Mary.

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  9. Great words and video! Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Thanks for teaching us about Paga-this was great. We never know who is behind us interceding. Be blessed

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  11. What a fabulous application! Loved it! I would like to borrow this by printing it out if that's okay with you.

    Thank you for your Paga on my behalf and the behalf of my family. Words cannot adequately convey how much you are loved and appreciated by me!

    Blessings to you this day, my friend.

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  12. What a fantastic video clip.golly I'm in tears that is one powerful clip. Thank you so much for sharing it.
    Have a wonderful Sunday!
    Melly:)

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  13. What a great video!I will never forget the word Paga (O: Thank God He ever lives to make intercession for us!

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  14. WOW! That was a great video! That's how I feel about the Lord, that he's got my back,he is there with me.
    Blessings,
    Ginger

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  15. I wonder if anyone can truly comprehend the power and privilege of prayer? Perhaps one day, when the Lord returns, and we see more completely His work & ways, we'll be blown away by those things that continue to be so mysterious to us today.

    Thank you for sharing these thoughts and the video. I won't soon forget the analogy.

    Be blessed!
    Kathleen

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  16. I saw this years ago and cried for the little cub when hurt (I know silly) but this time I cried when the mama was in the background standing in defense! LisaShaw said it best and took the words right out of my mouth. I thought of those two scriptures exacting while watching! Thanks for sharing it! Hope your day is blessed! Dutch Sheets is a favorite of mine too!

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  17. Hi Mary,
    This video clip brought tears to my eyes when the mama bear rushed to her little one's defense and the happy baby was back in his Mama's arms. God is ever watching over us and for that I am so very grateful.
    Thanks for sharing.

    Blessings,
    Jean

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  18. That was a sweet video and your introduction about Paga was interesting and intriguing! Great post!
    xo...Kathy

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  19. My daughter and I watched the video on the edge of our seats.. it made us both cry....but my daughter also learned something...Mama is always going to be there to protect you...
    Thank you for sharing..
    Kelly

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  20. This video was awesome! Thanks for sharing it! It would make a great illustrational sermon!

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  22. I was on the edge of my seat,Praise be to God.This is just a reminder of how God shows up in our time of need.God is GreaT.tHE DEVIL never get the Glory when we do good in the eyes of GOD.Thanks for sharing.

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  23. Wow...that was good! I had never seen it, but even after reading the comments and knowing how it would end, it was still an intense video. Thanks for sharing a powerful message and analogy!

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  24. Missin you...Hoping and praying you are okay...blessings! andrea

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