I will remember their sins and lawless deeds no more." Notice that little word "for" at the start. Everything else…I will remember their sins and lawless deeds no more." Notice that little word "for" at the start. Everything else in the new covenant, the law written on hearts, knowing God, rests on this. Not on your improvement. God does not forget the way we forget. He chooses not to bring it up again. Can you stop bringing it up too?
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Why is the word of God sharper than a double edged sword?
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Images of bread
Sun Nov 8
Bread that fell with the morning dew
Exodus 16→
Mon Nov 9
Twelve loaves always fresh before the Lord
Leviticus 24→
Tue Nov 10
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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Thu Nov 12
Why pay for bread that never satisfies?
Isaiah 55→
Fri Nov 13
The crowd wanted loaves, Jesus offered himself
John 6→
Sat Nov 14
They knew him when the bread broke
Luke 24→
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