My question is, what ever happened to Abinadab who had the Ark for 20 years. Did he begin to take God’s presence for granted?
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My question is, what ever happened to Abinadab who had the Ark for 20 years. Did he begin to take God’s presence for granted?
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Ornan tried to give David a piece of land to worship God on, but David insisted on paying for it. As I give myself as an offering of worship, like incense, my praise and prayer becomes a sweet fragrance at the throne of God. The more effort I put into my time spent with God the more it cost me and the sweeter it becomes.
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While Jesus is reclining at the six inch high table, this sinful woman barges in and begins to cry at His feet.
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The Hebrew word, “chesed,” is translated mercy in this verse and can also be translated grace, favor or loyal love.
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For years I have heard that the reason that God accepted Abel’s offering and not Cain’s was because Abel offered a blood sacrifice to the Lord and Cain did not. What if I told you that that idea was wrong?
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