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Exodus Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption (Essential Studies in Biblical Theology Book 2)

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The Psalms: A Christ-Centered Commentary, Introduction: Christ and the Psalms

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In All Things Thee to See: A Devotional Guide to Selected Poems of George Herbert

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They might be occupiers, but they kept him occupied.

“Duty looks at life as a debt to be paid; love sees life as a debt to be collected. Duty is ever paying assessments; love is constantly counting its premiums.”
― William George Jordan, Self-Control Its Kingship and Majesty

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“The physical concerns of a church nearly always align with spiritual concerns, and these concerns require an eternal perspective. As a result, a church is a spiritual institution with spiritual investment goals, and it should have Spirit-minded leadership.”
― Jamie Dunlop, Budgeting for a Healthy Church: Aligning Finances with Biblical Priorities for Ministry

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“Psalm 81:8–16. God wants our emptiness, which seems to him like the gaping beak of the young fledgling, v. 10. Give me room! is his incessant appeal. It must be the wonder of eternity, and it will certainly be our regret when we come to review our life, that we have asked so little. Give me room! cries the river, as it comes with a rush to the plains. Give me room! cries the wind, as it searches into the narrow courts and alleys of the slums. Give me room! says the Spirit of God, as he breathes around the house of our heart, seeking by any tiny crack to enter.”
― F.B. Meyer, Through the Bible Day by Day

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