> The error variable to be set.
    TYPE(Error_t), INTENT(inout)  :: this
   !> Some string describing the details of the error.
    CHARACTER(len=*), INTENT(in)  :: error_description
   !> The error variable produced by mpi.
    INTEGER, INTENT(in)           :: mpi_error
   !> If true, the cleanup error handler is called.
    LOGICAL, INTENT(in), OPTIONAL :: immediate_cleanup_in
   !> True if an error has occurred, false otherwise.
    LOGICAL :: error_occurred
   !! Local Data
    LOGICAL :: immediate_cleanup

   !! Process Optional Arguments
    IF (.NOT. PRESENT(immediate_cleanup_in)) THEN
       immediate_cleanup =.FALSE.
    ELSE
       immediate_cleanup = immediate_cleanup_in
    END IF

   !! Check Error
    IF (.NOT. mpi_error.EQ. MPI_SUCCESS) THEN
       this%mpi_error_set =.TRUE.
       this%mpi_error = mpi_error
       CALL SetGenericError(this,error_description)
    END IF
    error_occurred = ErrorOccurred(this)
  END FUNCTION CheckMPIError
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 !> Routine to call if an alloc error has occurred.
  FUNCTION CheckAllocError(this, error_description, alloc_error, &
       & immediate_cleanup_in) RESULT(error_occurred)
   !> This the error variable to be set.
    TYPE(Error_t), INTENT(inout)  :: this
   !> Some string describing the details of the error.
    CHARACTER(len=*), INTENT(in)  :: error_description
   !> The error variable produced by alloc.
    INTEGER, INTENT(in)           :: alloc_error
   !> If true, the cleanup error handler is called.
    LOGICAL, INTENT(in), OPTIONAL :: immediate_cleanup_in
   !> True if an error has occurred, false otherwise.
    LOGICAL :: error_occurred
   !! Local Data
    LOGICAL :: immediate_cleanup

   !! Process Optional Arguments
    IF (.NOT. PRESENT(immediate_cleanup_in)) THEN
       immediate_cleanup =.FALSE.
    ELSE
       immediate_cleanup = immediate_cleanup_in
    END IF

   !! Check Error
    IF (.NOT. alloc_error.EQ. 0) THEN
       this%alloc_error_set =.TRUE.
       this%alloc_error = alloc_error
       CALL SetGenericError(this,error_description)
    END IF
    error_occurred = ErrorOccurred(this)
  END FUNCTION CheckAllocError
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 !> Check if an error has occurred or not.
  FUNCTION ErrorOccurred(this) RESULT(occurred)
   !> The error variable to check.
    TYPE(Error_t), INTENT(in) :: this
   !> True if an error has occurred, false otherwise.
    LOGICAL :: occurred

    occurred = this%error_set
  END FUNCTION ErrorOccurred
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 !> Print out that an error has occurred.
  RECURSIVE SUBROUTINE PrintError(this)
   !> The error to print out.
    TYPE(Error_t), INTENT(in) :: this
   !! Local Data
    CHARACTER(len=80) :: error_string
    INTEGER :: error_string_len
    INTEGER :: error_string_error
    TYPE(Error_t) :: temp_error

   !! Print Out Information About The Error
    IF (ErrorOccurred(this)) THEN
       WRITE(*,'(A)') "#An error has occurred."
       IF (this%alloc_error_set) THEN
          WRITE(*,'(A)') "#Of type: alloc error."
          WRITE(*,'(I3)') this%alloc_error
       ELSE IF (this%mpi_error_set) THEN
          WRITE(*,'(A)') "#Of type: mpi error."
          CALL MPI_Error_String(this%mpi_error,error_string,error_string_len, &
               & error_string_error)
          WRITE(*,'(A)') TRIM(error_string)
       ELSE
          WRITE(*,'(A)') "#Of type: generic error."
       END IF
       WRITE(*,'(A)') "#Details:"
       WRITE(*,'(A)',ADVANCE='no') "#"
       WRITE(*,'(A)') TRIM(this%error_description)
    ELSE
       CALL SetGenericError(temp_error, &
            & "No Error Occurred, but PrintError Called")
       CALL PrintError(temp_error)
    END IF
  END SUBROUTINE PrintError
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 !> As a last case resort, this will print an error message and quit.
  SUBROUTINE Cleanup(this)
   !> The error which has caused the need to cleanup the program.
    TYPE(Error_t), INTENT(in) :: this
   !! Local Data
    INTEGER :: abort_error

    CALL PrintError(this)
    IF (this%mpi_error_set) THEN
       CALL MPI_Abort(MPI_COMM_WORLD,this%mpi_error,abort_error)
    ELSE
       CALL MPI_Abort(MPI_COMM_WORLD,MPI_ERR_UNKNOWN,abort_error)
    END IF
  END SUBROUTINE Cleanup
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
END MODULE ErrorModule
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In the days of Noah we can find similarities to the coming hour, but it is not sufficient to describe them completely. In Noah’s day, it had never rained before and there were never any boats. There was nothing to compare the flood to. But Noah acted in godly fear, saying “I don’t know what a boat or rain is, but I do know your voice.” Noah obeyed God for 120 years despite the accusation and revilement of his neighbors and even some of his own family. What Noah did made no sense before it started to rain. He went from being the most foolish man to the wisest man on the planet when the rain began.
One of my favorite passages to pray-read this past year has been Psalms 119. I find myself often spending 10 or 15 minutes on one verse alone, because I really feel the Lord as I do it. If you don’t pray-read the scriptures, let me just say that you’re really missing out! The Word was meant to be our “conversational material” with God. More than just bringing Him our personal, external needs, I’ve found that simply engaging Him in conversation over the Word has transformed my heart tremendously.
He knows all of our needs before we even ask Him (Matthew 6:8). He invites us into prayer not for the sake of telling Him our needs, but simply for us to interact and dialogue with Him in conversation. What would it be like if an earthly father only heard his son or daughter’s voice when they needed to eat or borrow the car? There wouldn’t be any relational, heart-to-heart connect in that. Our heavenly Father is longing for a heart-to-heart connection with us. He’s not just the “big guy” that answers our laundry list of prayers after we pray them in dry repetition again and again.
So Jesus just got finished feeding 5000 men (plus women and children, so perhaps there were 15,000 people needing to eat. That's a lot of people to feed!) and sent His disciples rowing across the sea of Galilee (which was probably about 10 miles across, depending upon the direction). After He sent them away, He goes off privately to pray.
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