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February 20, 2015<\/o:p><\/span><\/b><\/p>\n

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Last week I began a reprise of a\nstory that I shared some ten years ago not long after these Coffee Breaks first\nbegan being published. We left off with a cliffhanger, and I'll pick up the\nrest of that story in a minute.<\/span><\/b><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n

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When I began this story last week, I\nnoted how Della was born into an Okie<\/span> family\ntransplanted to Washington State. Her family had lived in Granite, Oklahoma for\na couple of generations after leaving Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia. Her\nancestors were named among the original Mayflower settlers and were among the\nsigners of the Mayflower Compact.<\/span><\/p>\n

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What I didn't mention either was the\nrather illustrious political history of her forebears, or the fact that John C.\nCalhoun -- Vice-President of the United States under Andrew Jackson -- was in\nher family lineage, along with U.S. Senator David Rice Atchison (for whom\nAtchison, KS was named) who was President Pro Tempore of the Senate and\nserved  as President of the United States for one day in between the Polk\nand Taylor Administrations.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

As the story goes, James Polk's term\nof office expired on Saturday, March 3, 1849. Zachary Taylor was due to be\nsworn in on Sunday, the 4th, but refused to take the oath of office on Sunday\nbecause of his religious convictions. David Rice Atchison was next in line as\nPresident Pro Tempore of the Senate and served as President of the U.S. for\nthat one day until Taylor could be sworn in. There were other political\nnotables in Della's family history, but these two were worth noting. Those\nstrong leadership genes in her forebears are clearly evident today.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n

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Now, let me finish where I left off\nlast week after noting that some three and a half years after we were married,\nthe four children from Della's first marriage were abducted from our front yard\nin Anchorage and spirited out of the state. It didn't take any great spiritual\nwisdom to figure out that it was the children's biological father who had\nkidnapped them, but it took weeks to actually be able to confirm it. It was\nperhaps three months before we found out where the children were being hidden,\nbut each time we located them, they were moved to another location, and this\nprocess continued for several months in an effort to keep them hidden.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n

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Because custody issues were muddied\nin the divorce, I went to a prominent attorney friend. He told me to expect the\nprocess of recovery to take as much as two-to-three years and not less than\n$30,000 in up-front legal fees. That was out of the question. Della flew to\nWashington state where the children were being hidden while I busied myself in\nAlaska law books and statutes. Once the children's location was verified and we\nhad witnesses to the abuse they were suffering, Della went to court to argue\nfor a permanent custody status. The judge hearing the case happened to be the\npresiding judge of the Yakima Superior Court and he recommended to Della that\nshe not move the case back to Alaska and give him the opportunity to hear the\nentire case.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

With knees shaking as she stood\nbefore the judge, Della nevertheless was anointed by Holy Spirit and laid out\nthe case clearly and succinctly. The judge was visibly affected by her\nstatement and rose to his feet behind the bench. He pointed his finger at her\nex-husband and demanded an answer. He stammered and stuttered and tried to\navoid the question. His attorney stepped in and tried to quiet things but the\njudge ordered him to provide immediate access to the children and granted\nimmediate custody of Shelley, the oldest daughter, after hearing that he had no\nidea where she was.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n

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I'll shorten this part of a very\nlong story by saying that I flew to Washington and buried myself in Washington\nfamily law. I provided the legal arguments from Washington and Federal law, and\ndepositions for a fistful of witnesses whom Della had been able to locate. When\nthe case went to court, the judge had a three-inch thick file of arguments and\ndepositions to go along with Della's arguments, and six months from the time we\nbegan the process, we had full custody. The legal battle, along with Holy\nSpirit's anointing over Della and the ways in which we saw the intervention of\nthe Lord, produced a boldness in Della and a confidence in God that has never\ndeparted.
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\nLet me backtrack a bit in my narrative. Some three months after Della and I had\nbeen married, I suffered a massive heart attack in the shower and dropped dead.\nThe only answer I could come up with was that the same stresses that led to the\ndeparture of my first wife and subsequent divorce also contributed to my death.
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\nDella and I had just moved into a new home in North Pole, Alaska. We hadn\u2019t\neven had the chance to get a telephone turned on, and our nearest neighbors\nwere almost a half-mile from us. There was no chance to call for a doctor or an\nambulance. Della simply reacted with instant anger at being robbed of the love\nof her life and new husband. She dragged my body out of the shower, out of the\nbathroom, and into our bedroom where she heaved and shoved my body onto the\nbed.
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\nYou\u2019ll appreciate the miracle of that feat when you realize that I stood 6\u20192\u201d\nand weighed (at the time) around 250 pounds compared to Della\u2019s diminutive 5\u2019\nand 104-pound frame.
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\nShe proceeded to begin commanding life back into my body and yelling to God\nthat she wasn\u2019t going to put up with losing me. Between shouting at Satan and\ncommanding death to depart and ordering me to come back to life, \u201cin the Name\nof Jesus,\u201d an incredible sense of faith sprang up in her being in what God had\ndone in putting us together, and a certain knowledge that my life here was far from\nover.
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\nIt was no instant event, however. After about fifteen minutes, I suddenly came\nto with Della straddling my body, her arms upraised, and shouting, \u201cIn\nthe Name of Jesus, you will<\/b> come back!\u201d<\/i> Her eyes were\nclosed, and it was a bit of a shock for her when I reached up and grabbed a\nfist that seemed certain to come down on my chest.
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\nWe look back now and laugh at that day, but it was serious business at the\ntime. Della demanded that I get a physical checkup. I had seen a family doctor\nabout a year prior after  receiving healing from tuberculosis, so I went\nto see that same doctor for a complete physical.
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\nThe doctor was extremely thorough with his tests once Della told him what had\nhappened. He walked out of his lab with two sets of X-rays in hand, shaking his\nhead. \u201cThis is miraculous,\u201d he said. \u201cHere are the X-rays I took a year ago\nshowing the scar tissue left over on your lungs from the tuberculosis; and here\nare the new X-rays I just took. There is no trace of scar tissue!\u201d
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\nHis tests showed that my blood pressure was normal, an EKG was perfect, blood\nwork came out with perfect balance. "Regner<\/span>,\nyour health is that of someone 20 years your junior. Congratulations, my\nfriend. You are in wonderful shape!\u201d
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\nFor the most part, it\u2019s been that way ever since. Folks have commented\nthroughout the years on the fact that I seem to have boundless energy and act\nlike someone who\u2019s a lot younger. I am! <smile> The Lord raised me from\nthe dead and restored my health so that my \u201cyouth was renewed as the eagle\u2019s.\u201d\nIn the past year and a half, another doctor has nearly repeated verbatim what\nthat doctor said. I'm approaching my 73rd birthday and keep a schedule most\n40-year-olds would struggle with.
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\nThis event repeated perhaps ten years later with a friend of ours, Marcia Treend<\/span>, when we were in Atlin<\/span>,\nBritish Columbia visiting and sharing with some folks. Through the years Della\nhad become a tower of strength to many folks. One of our minister friends in\nSpokane, Washington \u2013 Dale Peterson \u2013 would get really tickled at Della when\nshe would light up and begin to wax eloquent on some spiritual issue.
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\nDale would grab a chair or make like he was getting a box and say to Della,\n\u201cPreach it, Sister Della! Here\u2019s your soapbox. Let\u2019s go put this in the park\nand you can preach to folks.\u201d Everyone would bust<\/span> out\nlaughing.
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\nDella has always felt that she was not qualified to be a preacher because she\ndidn\u2019t have the educational background of her peers, but we have encouraged her\nmany times that the anointing of the Holy Spirit takes over for the lack of\neducation. And so He does! Whenever the Holy Spirit anoints Della to speak on\nsome spiritual issue, she is as eloquent and forceful \u2013 perhaps more so \u2013 than\nany degreed preacher you\u2019ve ever heard.
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\nIn any case, we were in Atlin<\/span> helping some friends,\nKitty and Rene Loyd<\/span>, fix up a building on skids into\na pretty rough guest house. Rene, Earle Treend<\/span>\n(Marcia\u2019s husband) and I were laying linoleum while Della, Kitty and Marcia\nwere sharing together at the Loyds<\/span>\u2019 log home.
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\nOutside the log house was a sidewalk of sorts, constructed on timbers and logs\nwith 2 X 4\u2019s, 2 X 8\u2019s, and 2 X 10\u2019s for planks. The sidewalk had been\nconstructed to provide a walkway across an area where the spring melt caused a\nlot of water to flow, creating really muddy conditions.
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\nThe ladies decided to walk down to the building where we were working and check\non our labors. As they were walking, Marcia stepped on a 2 X 10 plank that had\ncome loose. The combination of where she walked and the weight of her body\nleveraged the plank, and it flew up, striking her on her temple.
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\nIt was a pretty good blow, and it stunned her. She lost her balance, of course,\nand began to fall. The weight of her falling body hit it just right, and again\nit flew up, striking her in virtually the same place. This time, she dropped\nlike a rock. Della was there to catch her and cushion her fall.
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\nAs Della cradled Marcia in her arms, her eyes rolled back in her head and she\nexpired. The color drained from her face. Della heard the same death rattle\nfrom her throat she had heard from me when I collapsed nearly ten years\nearlier. Kitty was in shock at seeing her friend killed like that, but Della\nhad presence of mind to say to her, \u201cKitty, go get some pillows so we can lay\nher head down.\u201d
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\nKitty turned to leave and headed for the house. In that moment, Della saw the\nSpirit of Death visibly coming for Marcia. When I say, visibly, that's exactly\nwhat I mean. She saw the Spirit of Death as a dark entity approaching as though\nit were a person.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

In that moment she felt the Spirit\nof the Lord literally merge into her being. Instantly, she shouted, \u201cNo, you\nwill not!\u201d The Spirit of Death continued to approach. An anger and vehemence\nrose up in Della. She felt as though the Holy Spirit had poured Himself into her\nbeing. Again, she pointed at the Spirit of Death and shouted, \u201cI said, NO! YOU\nWILL NOT!\u201d
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\nThen she looked down at Marcia and simply spoke her name \u2013 loudly, of course,\n\u201cMARCIA !!\u201d
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\nMarcia\u2019s eyes opened, color flooded her face and she looked up at Della. \u201cWhat\nhappened? Where am I? Please don\u2019t leave me.\u201d 
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\nThe sound of Della's voice speaking so loudly brought us out of the building\nwhere we had been working. We were perhaps a hundred and fifty feet away, and\nwhen we saw the sight of Della helping Marcia to her feet and Kitty waving her\narms, we ran to help. Marcia was escorted back into the house where she laid\ndown on the sofa.
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\nI grabbed my guitar (I rarely travel without it) and began to worship the Lord.\nThe rest joined with me, and we worshiped for perhaps 45 minutes. Marcia got to\nher feet, shook herself and said, \u201cWow! I feel great!\u201d Later that same\nafternoon, we all went hiking up into the mountains. Except for some bruising\non her face and the side of her head that disappeared within a couple of days,\nyou would never have known that anything untoward had happened.
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\nI wish I could take the time to tell you of Della\u2019s songwriting, her scripture\nsongs, her singing, her playing the keyboards, her preaching, her authority in\nGod, her strong stance with all of our children -- including my four from my\nfirst marriage who are as much Della's as mine -- and how they\u2019ve come to\nadmire and depend on her. It would fill many books.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

Della was careful with the four\nchildren from my first marriage (including two who were adopted), all of whom\nwere a bit older than her four, not to try and come between them and their\nmother, and to ensure that they honored her. In fact, in now failing health,\nthey have been diligent about caring for her and seeing to her needs.
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\nOops! I almost forgot one thing: the bottle. Psalm 56:8 says, <\/span>"Thou tellest<\/span> my wanderings: put\nthou my tears into thy bottle: are they not in thy book?"<\/span>
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\n<\/span>There has long been a tradition at\nJewish weddings in which they take a glass after they have drunk together and\nsmashed the glass. It comes from an ancient tradition of smashing a bottle at a\nwedding. The bottle represented the tears of the bride in the years before her\nwedding -- tears shed from suffering, tears shed from awaiting the coming of\nher Beloved.
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\nWhen she and I were married, the Lord spoke to Della and reminded her of the\nbottle. He said to her, "I have thrown away all your tears. They are gone\nforever." For a wedding gift, Della made me a diamond and gold nugget tie tac<\/span>. It is shaped as a tear, and it is a constant reminder\nof the promise of the Lord. I made an identical pendant for Della to wear on a\nnecklace.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

In the Song of Solomon, Chapter 1,\nVerse 5, there is a unique Hebrew metaphor that most people miss entirely, and\nI've yet to find it shared in any translation. The verse begins, <\/span>"I  am black..."<\/span>
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\nThat statement has nothing whatever to do with the color of the Shulamite's<\/span> skin. It is rooted in the understanding that\nGod has created a counterpart -- an "other self" so to speak -- for\neach person, one who fulfils and completes them in the same way that Eve\nfulfilled and completed Adam. The statement, <\/span>"I am black,"<\/span> comes\nfrom the weariness from the search for that one who will complete -- and the\nstatement applies to both men and women. We see Jeremiah using the same\nstatement on God's behalf as He speaks of the search for His people. (See\nJeremiah 8:21)<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

For coming up on 32 years, Della\nDenise Capener<\/span> has been my wife. She is my\ncounterpart, my other self. I tell her constantly that she is the best gift the\nLord has ever given me. She completes me. She makes me a whole person. And she\nis the Gift of God to more folks than I can count. There isn\u2019t a day that\npasses that I don\u2019t thank the Lord for her.<\/span><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

I remind those of you in need of\nhealing of our Healing Prayer Call on Mondays at 7:00 PM Eastern. Once again,\nthe number to call for prayer is (805) 399-1000. Then enter the access code:\n124763#. Also want to let you know that our Sunday worship gatherings are\navailable by conference call \u2013 usually at about 10:45AM Pacific. That\nconference number is (559) 726-1300, and the access code is 308640#.<\/span><\/b><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

Blessings on you!<\/span><\/b><\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n\n

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