Today’s Bible Verse 07.18.20

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• Sticky Note From God ~02.05.26 February 6, 2026
  Romans 10:13
  Deborah Ann Belka
• I Know God’s Name ~ February 6, 2026
  I know God’s name,in it I trust . . .my life to HimI fully entrust. For His goodness,never fails . . . His love for medoes not pale. I know God’s name,it is full of powerI can call on itno matter the hour. For His strength,He always deliversto those in Himwho are believers. I know […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 02.05.26 February 5, 2026
  Psalm 9:10
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~02.05.26~ February 5, 2026
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem I Call On God’s Name
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Good Morning Quote ~ 02.05.26 ~ February 5, 2026
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note To God ~02.05.26 February 5, 2026
  Psalm 116:1-2
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~02.04.26 February 5, 2026
  John 4:14
  Deborah Ann Belka
• If More People ~ February 5, 2026
  If there were more people,who would truly desireto do what from God . . .all that is required. Then we all would be,on the same righteous paceand encourage each otherto run a faithful race. If there were more people,with God that were rightthen with each other . . .we wouldn’t need to fight. Then we […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 02.04.26 February 4, 2026
  Matthew 5:6
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~02.04.26~ February 4, 2026
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem Blessed Are The Hungry And Thirsty
  Deborah Ann Belka

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Pakistan Court Gives Christian Girl, 12, to Muslim ‘Husband’
  In one of its first closely watched cases, Pakistan’s newly established Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) ruled that an underage Christian girl should remain with her “Muslim husband” despite concerns about her age and religious rights, Christians confirmed to Worthy News on Wednesday. The post Pakistan Court Gives Christian Girl, 12, to Muslim ‘Husband’ appeared first […]
• Christian Advocate Warns Forced Veiling Of Young Girls Is “Child Radicalization”
  A prominent Pakistani Christian human rights advocate has warned that an increasing number of underage girls are being forced to wear the veil or burqa, calling the practice a form of “child radicalization” and ideological coercion. The post Christian Advocate Warns Forced Veiling Of Young Girls Is “Child Radicalization” appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Police: ‘Bandits Torch Police Station, Church In Nigeria’s Niger State’
  Suspected armed bandits attacked a community in Nigeria’s north-central Niger State, police said, burning a police station, torching part of a church, and abducting several residents. The post Police: ‘Bandits Torch Police Station, Church In Nigeria’s Niger State’ appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Christian Mother Assaulted in Pakistan as Suspect Freed Within Minutes, Lawyer Says
  A prominent Christian lawyer has urged Pakistan’s government to intervene as a man accused of brutally assaulting a Christian woman and tearing her clothes in a Punjab province market was released within just 30 minutes of police detention, apparently due to his “contacts” with authorities, Christians said. The post Christian Mother Assaulted in Pakistan as […]
• Christian Worker Escapes Death After Attempted Burning by Extremist in Pakistan
  A Pakistani Christian laborer is recovering from his injuries after he was allegedly nearly burned alive by a suspected Muslim extremist for his faith in Christ in Pakistan’s Punjab province, highlighting ongoing threats faced by Christians and other minorities in the Islamic nation. The post Christian Worker Escapes Death After Attempted Burning by Extremist in […]
• Christian Nurses Acquitted After Four-and-a-Half-Year Blasphemy Ordeal In Pakistan
  Four and a half years of difficult legal proceedings have ended for two Christian nurses in Pakistan’s Punjab province after both were acquitted of blasphemy charges, Christians told Worthy News Tuesday. The post Christian Nurses Acquitted After Four-and-a-Half-Year Blasphemy Ordeal In Pakistan appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Pakistan Abduction, Abuse Cases Highlight Plight Of Christian Girls In Punjab
  Reported abuses suffered by two Christian girls in Pakistan’s Punjab province have highlighted growing concern about the treatment of Christian women and children in the Islamic nation. The post Pakistan Abduction, Abuse Cases Highlight Plight Of Christian Girls In Punjab appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Islamic State-Linked Attack In Congo Kills At Least 25; Eastern Violence Raises Persecution Concerns
  At least 25 people, were killed early Sunday in a “brutal attack” by an Islamic State-linked militant group in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), local rights groups and officials said, as violence continues to plague the region.a The post Islamic State-Linked Attack In Congo Kills At Least 25; Eastern Violence Raises Persecution […]
• British Police Ban ‘Walk With Jesus’ March In Muslim Area Of London
  British police have banned a “Walk with Jesus” march through a predominantly Muslim part of London, citing concerns it could lead to “violence and serious disorder.” The post British Police Ban ‘Walk With Jesus’ March In Muslim Area Of London appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Ireland Jails Christian Teacher Who ‘Misgendered’ Transgender Student
  An Irish Christian teacher has been jailed again for appearing at a central Ireland school despite being dismissed over “misgendering” a transgender student. The post Ireland Jails Christian Teacher Who ‘Misgendered’ Transgender Student appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

ynet – News

• US, Iran resume nuclear talks in Oman after eight-month pause, with war threats looming February 6, 2026
  Negotiations reopen in Muscat with US envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner facing Iran’s Abbas Araghchi; Tehran insists talks focus on nuclear issues as US forces move closer to strike range and tensions with Washington remain high
• Iran, US to hold high-stakes Oman talks as nuclear dispute, war fears and agenda rifts loom February 6, 2026
  Negotiators meet in Muscat amid deep disagreements over missiles and regional proxies, a growing US naval presence and lingering tensions after recent strikes; Tehran insists talks focus only on nuclear issues, warning it will not bargain over defense capabilities
• Israel quietly backs anti-Hamas militias in Gaza with millions in funding; fears of blowback resurface February 6, 2026
  ‘Weapons, cash and protection’; foreign reports say Israel is supporting rival armed groups in Gaza to counter Hamas, reviving memories of past proxy failures and raising concern the guns could one day be turned on Israeli troops
• Four days after Rafah crossing reopened, Gaza residents still disappointed February 6, 2026
  Only about 20 patients have been allowed to leave Gaza out of some 22,000 requests, while just 75 people have returned after lengthy inspections, limited to one suitcase, a phone and 600 dollars, amid reports of harassment by Abu Shabab militiamen 
• Netanyahu denies responsibility for October 7 failures, releases 55-page response to state comptroller February 6, 2026
  Without accepting responsibility, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a redacted 55-page response to the state comptroller, blaming Israel’s withdrawals from Lebanon and Gaza for October 7 and citing security assessments made 75 minutes before the Hamas attack
• After five weeks in Miami and multiple delays, Sara and Yair Netanyahu boarded a flight to Israel February 6, 2026
  The prime minister’s wife and son boarded an afternoon flight from Florida after earlier delays despite preparations, as officials remain silent and details emerge about the costly and reinforced Shin Bet security operation
• Inside the Gaza smuggling scandal: captagon, millions in bribes and claims of military cover February 6, 2026
  An indictment against the Shin Bet chief’s brother cites claims that an Unit 8200 operative could erase records from military systems; the IDF denies any knowledge; Gaza sources describe Hamas-backed smuggling networks and massive captagon shipments
• Iran unveils missile threat as US talks begin, Israeli officials say ‘Trump won’t blink’ February 5, 2026
  On one side, Iran’s foreign minister says there is a chance for a quick deal, but only on the nuclear issue; on the other, Witkoff and Kushner arrive with red lines as talks open in Oman, as Israel says the US won’t blink but Trump remains unpredictable
• Netanyahu submits response to state comptroller on Oct. 7 failures February 5, 2026
  The prime minister released his response to the state comptroller on the Oct. 7 failures, blaming the High Court for an 'unusually timed' interim order and reiterating his refusal to establish a state commission of inquiry
• Gaza flotilla to return with 100 ships, Mandela’s grandson says: 'We will bring Israel to its knees' February 5, 2026
  Activists behind the Gaza-bound Sumud flotilla, including Mandela’s grandson, announced a new March sailing from Italy, Spain and Tunisia, twice the size, with '1,000 medical workers and war crimes investigators,' plus an overland convoy
• US documents reveal correspondence between Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein February 5, 2026
  Documents released by the US Justice Department detail correspondence, meetings and coordination between former prime minister Ehud Barak and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein; the files also show contacts involving Barak’s wife and indicate his son sought Epstein’s help with a university application
• Missile limits and nuclear focus: the compromise that rescued US-Iran negotiations February 5, 2026
  Tehran insists talks with Washington will focus on the nuclear program, but officials told The New York Times the compromise also includes missiles and militias; Reuters says the US seeks a 500-km missile cap; Israel convenes its cabinet, Trump says Iran is negotiating to avoid a strike
• Israeli brothers arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran for crypto payments February 5, 2026
  The two suspects, young men from Beitar Illit and Modi’in Illit, were recruited via Telegram for paid missions for Iranian handlers, investigators say, and knew they were working for an enemy state; the probe found they also provided fabricated information about Mossad agents
• Russia jails stand-up comedian for six years over joke about wounded soldiers February 5, 2026
  Putin’s regime is tightening censorship as the war in Ukraine drags on, sentencing stand-up comedian Artemy Ostanin to a lengthy prison term over a joke about amputee soldiers; Kremlin supporters accused him of ‘crossing a red line’; he fled Russia but was extradited by Belarus
• Bereaved families protest: ‘Hosted senior Hamas figures in Gaza – now to build a Jerusalem hotel?’ February 5, 2026
  The fathers of Itay Chen, Yaron Shay and Daniel Waldman, killed on Oct. 7, urged officials to block land allocation to Palestinian businessman Bashar Masri, facing a massive US lawsuit; Jerusalem municipality says the plan was removed
• Gaza ceasefire strains as IDF resumes strikes, but US insists Trump plan still on track February 5, 2026
  Despite Gaza skirmishes, US-led Board of Peace sees no cause for concern; says Hamas disarmament set for March; senior Israeli official warns demilitarization will be done voluntarily or by force

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