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Walking in God's Truth While Separate from Vanity - Illustration on God's faithfulness | IllustrateTheWord

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Walking in God's Truth While Separate from Vanity

By Joseph S. ExellSource: archive.org234 wordsAI-crafted by ChurchWiseAI

To apprehend God's loving-kindness means to duly perceive it, believe it with persuasion, esteem it above all treasures, and consider it with serious remembrance.

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Topics & Themes

God's faithfulness separation from worldly values the tension between engagement and purity Christ as model of righteous separation

Scripture References

Psalms 25:25

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