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Daily curiosity · Tuesday, October 20
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Why did the disciples first have to wait before going into the world?
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Living with bitterness
Sun Oct 18
Don't call me Naomi, call me Mara
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Mon Oct 19
Hannah prays out of bitterness of soul
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Tue Oct 20
Job curses the day he was born
Job 3→
Wed Oct 21
Envying the wicked until he entered the sanctuary
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Bitterness and mercy in the same morning
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The older brother refuses to come in
Luke 15→
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Pulling up the root before it spreads
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