I will be like the dew to Israel." Not a thunderstorm. Dew. It falls in the dark, while you sleep,…I will be like the dew to Israel." Not a thunderstorm. Dew. It falls in the dark, while you sleep, so quietly you never hear it come. And it comes again tomorrow. After all Israel's wandering, this is how God chooses to return to them. Maybe that's why you missed Him lately. You were listening for thunder.
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God sews clothes for the first shame
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A prophet's mantle falls to his successor
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Thank You that "the kingdom was established in the hand of Solomon," just as You promised David. You finish what…Thank You that "the kingdom was established in the hand of Solomon," just as You promised David. You finish what You start. Thank You for settling what was unsettled, for dealing with threats I could never handle, and for a throne that still stands in Christ.
Notice what Daniel confesses: "my sin and the sin of my people Israel." He could have stood apart, the faithful…Notice what Daniel confesses: "my sin and the sin of my people Israel." He could have stood apart, the faithful one in exile, praying about them. He didn't. He put himself inside the guilt he was praying about.
Who do you pray for from a distance? Try standing with them instead, and saying our.
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Give thanks to Yahweh, for he is good, for his loving kindness endures forever." The psalm doesn't leave that hanging.…Give thanks to Yahweh, for he is good, for his loving kindness endures forever." The psalm doesn't leave that hanging. It goes on to name wanderers, prisoners, fools, sailors in a storm, each one crying out, each one rescued. Thanks here has a story behind it. What's yours? Tell it before you forget it.
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