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Meekness is a misunderstood word, it comes from the Greek word (Praos-Meek) describing the necessary balance of exercising power and avoiding harshness. Used in context to describe the resolute focus and discipline of a powerful war horse, and expressed as the ultimate virtue of spirit in the New Testimate (Matthew 5:5)

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To be Meek means to be capable, but maintain the discipline and courage to use incredible capabilities to serve others and empower the future. Often recognized as the virtue of sanctification, To be Meek means to know both the power of a sword and the power in keeping it sheathed, https://youtube.com/shorts/UZruLuPq9TA?feature=share

 Part of the beauty of creation is the meaning God instilled in certain elements of it. The dove carries deep meaning. One showed Noah that God had not abandoned him to live on a boat forever. David saw in the dove a reflection of his own mortal frailty, and his need for God. The Spirit expressed itself as a dove in a moment of God’s glory manifested on earth. Doves remind us of ourselves, and our relationship with our Creator in a way that has resonated for thousands of years, since the flood, and will until the return of Jesus Christ. (https://www.biblestudytools.com/bible-study/topical-studies/what-do-doves-symbolize-in-the-bible.html )

Shooters that score a "Meek" rating on any table of fire, earn a patch and certificate of recognition. The patch represents capability. Only a small percentage of people on this planet are offered the opportunity to maintain such incredible capabilities, allow this course and the patch to remind you of the authority you have, and the authority you serve.