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Ephesians 6:10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. (KJV)

This is what I want to be ~ STRONG in the Lord.   This is my goal for 2014.  No matter what comes my way, that I will be STRONG in the Lord.  

strong

 adjective \ˈstrȯŋ\

: having great physical power and ability : having a lot of strength

: not easy to break or damage

: not sick or injured

stron·ger  stron·gest 

Full Definition of STRONG

1

:  having or marked by great physical power

2

:  having moral or intellectual power

3

:  having great resources (as of wealth or talent)

4

:  of a specified number <an army ten thousand strong>

5

a :  striking or superior of its kind <a strong resemblance>

b :  effective or efficient especially in a specified direction<strong on watching other people work — A. Alvarez>

6

:  forceful, cogent <strong evidence> <strong talk>

7

:  not mild or weak :  extreme, intense: as

a :  rich in some active agent <strong beer>

b of a color :  high in chroma

c :  ionizing freely in solution <strong acids and bases>

d :  magnifying by refracting greatly <a strong lens>

8

obsolete :  flagrant

9

:  moving with rapidity or force <a strong wind>

10

:  ardent, zealous <a strong supporter>

11

a :  not easily injured or disturbed :  solid

b :  not easily subdued or taken <a strong fort>

12

:  well established :  firm <strong beliefs>

13

:  not easily upset or nauseated <a strong stomach>

14

:  having an offensive or intense odor or flavor :  rank<strong breath>

15

:  tending to steady or higher prices <a strong market>

16

:  of, relating to, or being a verb that is inflected by a change in the root vowel (as strive, strove, striven) rather than by regular affixation