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75The Song Amazing Grace
“Amazing Grace” is both the story and song of a self-proclaimed wretch who says he once was lost but then found by amazing grace! It is not often that a single song rises to prominence among the plethora...
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67Divine Love Never Fails 1 Corinthians 13
I know in part, and I prophesy in part. However, one day I shall know on a much superior scale. The name of this grace is Love. Charity never fails. In heaven I shall know, even as I am known. That which is in part shall be made whole. On the other hand, here I must contend with partial knowledge. In order for me to cope God has baptized me in Divine Love, a love for me. That love makes my incomplete knowledge tolerable, because I know Him. One thing I know, that redeeming love allows me
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70God Moves in a Mysterious Way
William Cowper, a man riddled with bouts of insanity until being overtaken by it also happens to be the author of the hymn, “God Moves in a Mysterious Way”. It is in the moving and most beautiful lyrics of this heart born poem that one is...
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68But I Say to You
Yet, we cannot help but notice that Christ’s attitude towards the Scriptures was different from the Rabbis, which He described as indiscriminate, idolatrous admiration.
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67True Biblical Faith
The reflections in this hub are based on meditation of the Scriptures, and are meant to increase our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the Author and Finisher of our faith (Heb 12:2) Faith is real, living and practical. Without this faith, we cannot please God (Heb 11:6).
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71Judgment and Mercy: From Jeremiah
I have been meditating on the book of Jeremiah. Why was such a large book written? Could it not have been shorter? What is its importance? What is the key message of this book? Why does the book end the way it does? The God of judgment is also the God of mercy. What great mercy was shown to Jehoichin, after so many years of captivity! What a compassionate God!
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67My Apologies To William Cowper - My Rework of "The Solitude of Alexander Selkirk"
My most heartfelt apologies to William Cowper. I had memorized the entire poem, "The Solitude of Alexander Selkirk" for eighth grade and it has never left my mind. I admit my insomnia got the better of me late, very late, okay, really late last...
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