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soaringeaglesingingjoy · 10 months
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sarahfeezy · 2 months
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I gave my back to those who strike, and my cheeks to those who pull out the beard; I hid not my face from disgrace and spitting. —Isaiah 50:6 (ESV)
"Humans recoil from suffering. We recoil a hundred times more from suffering that is caused by unjust, ugly, sniveling, low-down, arrogant people. At every moment of pain and indignity, Jesus chose not to do what would have been immediately just. He gave his back to the smiter. He gave his cheek to slapping. He gave his beard to plucking. He offered his face to spitting. And he was doing it for the very ones causing the pain." —John Piper, "The Intensity of Christ’s Love and the Intentionality of His Death"
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bereavedmum · 3 months
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Ten Years
I don’t want it to be ten years since I last hugged my second born daughter, kissed her goodnight, heard her infectious laugh or enjoyed her companionship. I feel her absence continually. I can’t help but wonder what she would have looked like now, where would she be working, would she be married and would she maybe have become a mum? Shortly after Leah died I purchased a new daily devotional…
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demilypyro · 2 months
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qoppybirdie · 1 month
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a couple of silly mgs doodle reqs
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warcriminalyuri · 2 months
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moominmamma of the cobras
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coolgirlisonline · 8 months
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~vintage~ mgs avatars from a russian metal gear fansite (c. 2006) (part2)
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source: https://web.archive.org/web/20060221014952/http://metalgear.ru/menu/avatars.html
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grendel-menz · 1 year
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sang the crow on the cradle
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boyquiet · 3 months
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what if two femcels got married
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go03y · 1 year
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Kirby stuff
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The Offense of Fearing Men
Saul said to Samuel, “I have sinned, for I have transgressed the commandment of the Lord and your words, because I feared the people and obeyed their voice.” (1 Samuel 15:24)
Why did Saul obey the people instead of God? Because he feared the people instead of God. He feared the human consequences of obedience more than he feared the divine consequences of disobedience. He feared the displeasure of the people more than the displeasure of God. And that is a great insult to God.
In fact, Isaiah says it is a kind of pride to be afraid of what man can do while we disregard the promises of God. He quotes God with this piercing question: “I, I am he who comforts you; who are you that you are afraid of man who dies, of the son of man who is made like grass, and have forgotten the Lord, your Maker?” (Isaiah 51:12–13).
Fear of man may not feel like pride, but that’s what God says it is, “Who do you think you are to fear man and forget me your Maker!”
The point is this: If you fear man, you have begun to deny the holiness, the worth of God and his Son, Jesus. God is infinitely stronger than man. He is infinitely wiser and infinitely more full of reward and joy.
To turn from him out of fear of what man can do is to discount all that God promises to be for those who fear him. It is a great insult. And in such an insult God can take no pleasure.
On the other hand, when we hear God’s promises and trust him with courage, fearing the reproach brought upon God by our unbelief, then he is greatly honored. And in that he has much pleasure.
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sarahfeezy · 3 months
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James says that not believing in the sovereign rights of God to manage the details of your future is arrogance.
The way to battle this arrogance is to yield to the sovereignty of God in all the details of life, and rest in his infallible promises to show himself mighty on our behalf (2 Chronicles 16:9), to pursue us with goodness and mercy every day (Psalm 23:6), to work for those who wait for him (Isaiah 64:4), and to equip us with all we need to live for his glory (Hebrews 13:21).
In other words, the remedy for pride is unwavering faith in God’s sovereign future grace.
—John Piper
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dahfloofysmol · 1 month
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@totally-bing @the-real-google I made you guys something c:
I acknowledge that you guys are usually more murdey towards each other, but I saw something about a hate marriage (????) and couldn’t help myself
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sloanesmortuary · 3 months
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oooh what a thrill!
obviously based on queen’s sheer heart attack
comm info pinned
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qoppybirdie · 12 days
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adamska the copy cat
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several-black13 · 3 days
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https://tammy-795.ludgu.top/ka/95Z3swT
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