A plague was raging, and God's answer to the man who stopped it was not a medal but this: "Behold,…A plague was raging, and God's answer to the man who stopped it was not a medal but this: "Behold, I give to him my covenant of peace." Peace, given right where the dying had been. Notice what ended the plague: someone who refused to let sin sit comfortably in the camp. What are you still tolerating that God calls deadly?
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Daily curiosity · Tuesday, November 10
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Why did Jesus weep over a city that was cheering for Him?
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Images of bread
Sun Nov 8
Bread that fell with the morning dew
Exodus 16→
Mon Nov 9
Twelve loaves always fresh before the Lord
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A widow's last handful that never ran out
1 Kings 17→
Wed Nov 11
Wisdom sets her table and calls out
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Why pay for bread that never satisfies?
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Fri Nov 13
The crowd wanted loaves, Jesus offered himself
John 6→
Sat Nov 14
They knew him when the bread broke
Luke 24→
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Father, you are the one who holds me steady when nothing else does. I didn't earn this place in Christ,…Father, you are the one who holds me steady when nothing else does. I didn't earn this place in Christ, and I can't keep myself in it. You set me here, you marked me as yours. Help me rest in that today instead of trying to prove it.
Those who weep, as though they didn't weep; and those who rejoice, as though they didn't rejoice; and those who…Those who weep, as though they didn't weep; and those who rejoice, as though they didn't rejoice; and those who buy, as though they didn't possess." Paul isn't asking you to feel less. He's loosening your fingers. Your grief is real, but it won't have the last word. Your joy is real, but it isn't your foundation. What are you still holding as though it were forever?
Thank You that no carpenter's line, pencil, or compass ever shaped You. A craftsman can carve "the figure of a…Thank You that no carpenter's line, pencil, or compass ever shaped You. A craftsman can carve "the figure of a man," but he cannot make a god. You formed me; I never formed You. Thank You for being living and real, far beyond anything my hands could build.
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