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• An eagle can stay aloft for hours, using thermals, or columns of rising warm air. Once a thermal is found, the eagle circles within the column, which carries the eagle higher and higher. When it attains a certain height, it glides to the next thermal, and the process is repeated

• The eagle’s seemingly effortless flight beautifully illustrates how we are able to carry on in our worship with the strength that God supplies

40:29-31

• Oghohọn sẹtin wa hẹnhẹn egbe yan ẹhoho nọ mwẹ ọghae nọ la ghee odukhunmwu ya gha tin khian vbe orere iso vbe ọwara ukẹdẹ eso. Ọ gha wa miẹn eke ne ẹhoho nọ mwẹ ọghae ye, ọ wa gha tin lẹga ikinkin nii, ọna ẹre ọ ghi muẹn ghee odukhunmwu sayọ. Ọ mwẹ eke nọ gha ghi sẹ, ọ ghi la ehe ọvbehe ne ẹhoho nọ mwẹ ọghae ye. Erriọ ruẹ vbe ọ gha tin khian

• Vbene ẹhoho ru iyobọ ne oghohọn ya gha tin khian vbe nẹi na gbe ifuẹn, erriọ ẹre Osanobua ya ru iyobọ ne ima, ne ima ye gha gae vbene egbe i na wọọ ima