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We are all invited into the journey of the cross
And, no doubt — year after year, trial after trial, sorrow after sorrow, challenge after challenge — the journey just gets better and deeper, and it ironically and wonderfully produces more love.
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The awesomeness of God is the beginning of wisdom
All we can do is to approach it with humility and a huge dose of respect — that we might see and hear with wisdom so that we might find the almighty and everlasting one who is all holiness and the giver of all good gifts.
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Jesus captures within his teaching totality of love, beyond what ‘you have heard’
His reason is simple: that is what God does: “he makes his sun rise on the bad and the good, and causes rain to fall on the just and the unjust.”
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Christ’s transfiguration was their transformation — and it is ours
We are called to listen to him, for it is in that listening that we will be led along the same pathways of faith; and our hopes, too, will be realized in Christ.
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God really knows what he is doing
And I guess you used, in Jesus the Christ, our humble and little humanness to teach us how to love and how to live.
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God will provide the rainbows of life
We are simply called to experience it and seek a trusting and hope-filled relationship with and through and in our God.
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Is the story of Noah a mirror into which we look at a God who could destroy?
And then, just how appropriate is it that such an interesting miracle should take place at the hands of Jesus?
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Is it possible a lot of symbolic stuff is going to say a real cleansing needs to be made?
These foundational stories are our ark and our salvation, and our hope and our joy!
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We are in him and he is in us, but there is something more here
Perhaps this is a classic case of projection — that is, because we sometimes or even often love unequally, we assume and presume that God does the same.
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