fold/fōld/verbpast
folded; past
foldedGod whispered to them in the midst of the storm but they didn't hear. Instead, they folded. ( cease operating due to lack of support) After struggling for far too long, they cried out to the Lord, stopped resisting and folded. ( to yield or give in) The Lord received them with arms open wide and folded them into His embrace. ( hold or clasp closely in one's arms with passion or deep affection)God's grace was then folded around them. ( cover or wrap something in) Their life became folded and suddenly they felt joy and wanted to share it with others. ( rearranged) So they folded themselves so the Holy Spirit could overshadow their sinful flesh and began to declare His love to those around them. ( bend over on itself so that one part of it covers another)Follow brothers, West and Mason, and see how they decide to play the hands they were dealt. Will they hold on to cards with no value or will they realize when it's time to fold?
