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Why tell the neighbours your business?

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Bilhah and her husband Julius had not spoken much in three weeks and the stalemate shows no signs of thawing. It all started when she felt a tiny lump in her left breast while showering, which immediately alarmed her. She called Julius at his work and informed him of her discovery. In the days that followed, Bilhah became irritable and withdrawn.

Unable to talk to his wife about her condition, Julius reached out to neighborhood friends close to the family to let them know their situation seeking for their prayers. Bilhah was offended; “How could you tell everyone about my condition?

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