God holds the plumb line against the sanctuaries. Not the marketplace first, not the palace, but the very places Israel…God holds the plumb line against the sanctuaries. Not the marketplace first, not the palace, but the very places Israel felt safest: "the sanctuaries of Israel will be laid waste." Worship can lean crooked and still feel like home. What would a straight line reveal about the part of your life you already call holy?
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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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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?
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The crowd wanted loaves, Jesus offered himself
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Sat Nov 14
They knew him when the bread broke
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