They said the right words: "We have sinned against Yahweh." Then they strapped on their weapons and marched up the…They said the right words: "We have sinned against Yahweh." Then they strapped on their weapons and marched up the hill, the very thing God had just told them not to do. Confession is not the same as listening. So ask yourself: is your sorrow over sin making you quieter before God, or only busier for him?
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Why does God sing over His people?
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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→
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Wisdom sets her table and calls out
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Why pay for bread that never satisfies?
Isaiah 55→
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The crowd wanted loaves, Jesus offered himself
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They knew him when the bread broke
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