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Revelation 21:9-11 gives us a look at the glorious ceremony between the Lamb and His bride, and the bright future that awaits her.
The parting of one's goods for the relief of believers in distress is a demonstrable act of faith, hope, love, obedience to God, and is a investment with heavenly returns.
We remember the Lord's benefits from Psalm 103, namely: we're family, we're forgiven, He is familiar with us, He is facilitating, and He has a marvelous fate for us.
Hebrews encourages us to remember our former days, and then what it was like when God brought illumination to the soul.
We know who God is, where we came from, what sin is, and the way of redemption because Jehovah made know His ways to Moeses, as we see from Psalm 103:7.
The hand of God is against those who reject His way and turn instead to wickedness.
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We are called upon to bless the Lord and remember His benefits, for it is He who has redeemed our lives from destruction, as we see from Psalm 103:1-5.
Willful sin is to intentionally miss the mark, and it has grave consequences.
How can man bless God? And what happens when we forget His benefits?
What are the best things you learned about the Christian religion?
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