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ANOTHER COMFORTER(3)

Text: John 14:18

I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.

Are you comfort less? Are you helpless? Are you tired, confused and worn out? Are you running out of patience? 
If you fall in any of these categories, then you need the comfort of the Comforter.

The word comfortless in Greek means orphan. That is the reason HSCB renders the verse thus "I will not leave you as orphans; I am coming to you".
An orphan is truly a comfortless individual. Having to live in this "cold world" without Father and Mother can be a very pathetic situation. 

So Jesus was saying in essence that, He would not leave us an orphans. If you are an orphan reading this piece, I want to tell you that you have the comfort of the Holy Ghost today. And if you are not one, we all have the comfort of the comforter available to us. No matter your situations now, the Holy Ghost will bring you comfort.  He will do for you what your Father and Mother can't do for you. 

Holy Ghost is not all about speaking in new tongues. He is the third person of God. He is here on earth today to do for us what Jesus did for the Apostles in the bible days. Just as Jesus had pity on those that were with Him,  the same way, the Holy Spirit is having pity on you today.

 *YOU ARE COMFORTED IN JESUS NAME.* 

Bible reading: 1 Peter 1:1-25.

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