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One paper done, three more to go!

Today was an examination for Information Systems. Verdict? Erm, I don't know how well I will fair but I could answer the questions (at least that's what I think). So in terms of passing the paper, I think I stand quite a strong chance of passing. Thank God! Also thanks to the many that prayed for me - Darren, Alan, Max, Cheryl and Zo, Hamster, Mcee. For those I did not mention, thank you very much you have not been forgotten. Of course, my girlfriend for her support! ;)

Tomorrow's paper will most certainly be a challenge. It's Business and Corporate Law. Once again, I am not going to make any predictions on how it is going to turn out but I am going to try hard to pull through this paper. It is scary, since this is another paper I self-studied from start to finish. I have absolutely no idea whether what I studied is correct or wrong, and it is probably too late to find out anyway. So I am going to just try to walk into the hall feeling comfortable and composed at the very least (like my squash coach used to say, "even you don't stand a chance against your opponent, at least potray that you can!".

Once again, another prayer for tomorrow:
"Father God, I thank You for today's first paper. You indeed held my hand all the way through the paper. You allowed me to rely on You, and I am really happy for that Father God. Heavenly Father, tomorrow will also be another paper I self-studied, Business and Corporate Law. In terms of confidence level, I am a bit shaky but I know I will be fine as long as I hold Your hand and just walk along with You. Let me not worry about the paper but let me focus on my efforts. Take my mind off the results but place my mind in Your grace. The only way for me to go through this is, with You and only You. Father God, let Your grace be upon Alan and Jia Yee who are also taking other papers. Thank You, Heavenly Father...... in Jesus name, Amen."

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