Control Goods

By Marion P. Myers

Are you ready to take control of your life? Damage GOODS
Examine yourself!
Believe what GOD has told you!
Put your faith at work!
Take the right action with Godly counsel!
It’s Your Time……Right Now!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Feb 28, 2012
• ISBN: 9781469141763

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Copyright © 2012 by Marion P. Myers.

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Rev. date: 09/04/2020

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Four types of damage

What are damaged goods?

Damaged goods analysis

Face it!

Damaged goods chart

Too many chances?

Convicted but not converted?

Restoration

Stop being lazy

Stop crying! Stop crying! Stop crying!

Write it out

My timeline .

Who are your friends?

The promise … but first, the process

Go for it

But God!

The process formula

The process formula

Rebuild the wall

Rebuild your wall .

List what needs to be rebuilt in your life

Celebrate your reconstruction

My prayer

Notes

About the Author

Giving glory and honor to God—my Abba Father—and Jesus, my savior, for keeping me from falling and saving me from myself, and to my grandchildren, who keep me young at heart!

INTRODUCTION

D O YOU HAVE any damaged goods? Damaged goods include, but are not limited to, clothing, automobiles, furniture, appliances, and many other items. What are you doing about getting control of these goods? Do you allow them to hang around your home—lingering in your closets, garage or somewhere in the corner of your home? Don’t they make your surroundings look cluttered, unkempt, and junky? How did they get damaged? Let’s define damage, goods, and control.

Damage denotes that something is hurt or injured—a mutation of sorts, a contusion, or bruise. Damage comes from the Latin words damnum, which means a loss (damnõsus), and laedêre, which means to strike with the intent of causing harm.

Goods imply abundance, movable personal property, or merchandise. The Latin words for goods are bonus and bonorum, which mean the highest in abundance.

Control reflects a regulation or having authority over something. The Latin word for control is moderari, which means "to govern, to direct, and set