Thank You for the rest of not having to understand everything. You never asked me to carry "great matters, or…Thank You for the rest of not having to understand everything. You never asked me to carry "great matters, or things too wonderful for me." Thank You for quieting my proud heart and lifting that weight off my shoulders tonight.
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Daily curiosity · Friday, November 6
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Why did the faith of a Roman officer amaze Jesus?
The answer is in Matthew 8:10 ↓
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They had crossed the Jordan, but Egypt was still on them. Slave shame does not drown in a river. So…They had crossed the Jordan, but Egypt was still on them. Slave shame does not drown in a river. So before a single wall fell, God said, "Today I have rolled away the reproach of Egypt from you." He named the place Rolling. Notice the timing. The shame went first, the battles came after. What are you still carrying that God already rolled away?
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The judges shall make diligent inquisition." Not a quick glance, not a gut feeling. God required digging, because a brother's…The judges shall make diligent inquisition." Not a quick glance, not a gut feeling. God required digging, because a brother's life hung on the answer.
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