Notice Paul doesn't say life will reign over death. He says "they who receive the abundance of grace and of…Notice Paul doesn't say life will reign over death. He says "they who receive the abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the one, Jesus Christ." You reign. Not by effort, but by receiving. Death ruled you once; now you are handed a crown you never earned. Are your hands open?
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Daily curiosity · Sunday, October 25
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Why does a psalm begin with the words Jesus cried out on the cross?
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Sun Oct 25
God calls a young man who refuses
Jeremiah 1→
Mon Oct 26
Preaching against the temple at its own gate
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Tue Oct 27
Beaten in the stocks, he accuses God
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On trial for his life after one sermon
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Hananiah breaks the yoke with comfortable promises
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He buys a field during the siege
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Sat Oct 31
Dragged to Egypt, still speaking for God
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