Notice what Nehemiah asks God to remember first: "If you trespass, I will scatter you among the peoples." He starts…Notice what Nehemiah asks God to remember first: "If you trespass, I will scatter you among the peoples." He starts with the hard half. He does not pretend the ruins were bad luck. And that is exactly where his hope begins, because a God who kept the painful promise will keep the gathering one too. What warning are you still calling an accident?
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Why does God ask for living sacrifices instead of dead ones?
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Images of clothing
Sun Sep 27
God sews clothes for the first shame
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Spread your cloak over me, Boaz
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A prophet's mantle falls to his successor
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