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Micah 7:8 · BSB
7:8 Do not gloat over me, my enemy! Though I have fallen, I will arise; though I sit in darkness, the LORD will be my light.
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…to do that. He's willing to raise them up. Glory to God. The word willing really doesn't explain God's compassionate heart toward us. Just willing.Micah 7:8says, Who is a God like unto you? Now watch, who pardoneth iniquity passes by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage. He retaineth not…
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…really challenged by and encouraged by, which if you know that your own guilt and unfaithfulness holds you down, you need to memorize this verse.Micah 7 verse 8says this, He's saying, if you were a Christian and you have fallen in different ways and there's that guilt that comes on you, there's that sense…
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…in God's sight has not changed. You are loved and accepted unconditionally because of Jesus Christ. A great passage, a great verse to remember isMicah 7:8-9. It's beautiful. Listen to this. It's something you can, I hope I didn't write it down? Micah 7:8-9. Something to memorise, something to write down…
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