Thank You for the progress You've worked in me, slow and real, the things I couldn't do last year that…Thank You for the progress You've worked in me, slow and real, the things I couldn't do last year that come easier now. Thank You that You don't ask for perfection but diligence, and that You give me something worth giving myself wholly to.
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Why did Jesus ask Peter the same question three times?
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Cain and the question about his brother
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