I can predict my future

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The document discusses how words can predict or dictate people's destiny, and how words have power to help or harm. It provides several biblical references showing how God created through words and how Jesus used words for miracles. The conclusion emphasizes being careful of words because they can become reality, and that God has unique plans for each person's future.

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