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Jay Sekulow : Saeed Still in Prison for his Faith

By VOICE OF THE PERSECUTED on January 6, 2015 • ( 0 )

Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering. Hebrews 13:3

Jay Sekulow spoke on Fox News with Naghmeh Abedini to discuss the current state of Saeed Abedini in Iranian prison.

Prayer Points:

Pray for Pastor Saeed’s protection.
Pray for God to place a hedge around him that no evil can penetrate.
Pray for his captors for God to soften their hearts and convict them.
Pray that through Pastor Saeed the love of Christ will shine light into the darkness of the prison he is held in.
Pray for leaders to convict them to release Pastor Saeed.
Pray for strength, courage, and perseverance for him and his family.

‹ ” The Fisherman “

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Categories: Christian persecution, Middle East Crises, news

Tags: christian persecution, Iran, news, saeed abidini

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