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8/28/2018 0 Comments

The Sea of Forgetfulness

If the righteous are taken away there is none to stand against evil.  So often God is blamed for the wickedness of this world, when His saints are his chosen solution.  When will we get past our sins and on to the weightier matters of justice?

God wants to put your sins in the sea of forgetfulness why would you want to revisit them?

This was recorded 8/22/18

Notes:
Ez. 2:6; 34:10; Lm. 3:39-40; Am. 9:11;Is. 11:16; Lk. 1:72
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