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The prophetic vision encompasses blessings transcending temporal measure, pointing to the plentiful effusion of the Holy Spirit, habitually symbolized throughout Scripture as *rain* and *dew*.
In his helplessness, he cast himself upon the Lord's hands, beseeching Adonai to deliver him from this destructive passion that marred his Christian witness.
This doctrine of Divine omniscience rests upon irrefutable proofs.
An ambassador of peace bears a threefold character: he is a minister sent of Elohim, instructed in the terms of peace, and commissioned to negotiate with sinners at war with the Almighty.
The soul is punished for informing; the body for performing.
The ablest theologians have settled that good intention cannot sanctify an immoral act; yet an evil intention will certainly corrupt even the best performances.
This is the exact location where King Ahaz had rejected Jehovah's help centuries before, preferring Assyrian alliance instead (Isaiah 7:3).
The seasons picture human vicissitudes: the man of wealth yesterday becomes the beggar of today.
He beheld in the firmament the glory of Elohim and heard around and beneath him a chorus of praise to the Most High.
Pages blur meaninglessly until midway through, when suddenly one beam of light breaks through.
His request embodies a *comparative prayer*—not rejecting wealth or comfort, but asking for *lechem* (bread), sufficiency positioned between want and superfluity.
The Divine nature could not be separated from the human; He remained eternally God.