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Whether we are talking about extreme physical needs, impossible dreams, difficult relationships, or other circumstances in our life, we usually welcome a miracle. One of the most well known miracles in the Bible is recorded in John 11, when Jesus raised Lazarus to life after he had been dead for four days. Prior to that moment, common sense would have argued that raising someone to life after they had been dead that long was impossible. But Jesus wasn’t subject to what made sense, or what seemed logical, or what might have been scientifically factual. Jesus made the impossible possible.
"Yet I still dare to Hope..." - Lamentations 3:21
By N. Keith Hinton5
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Whether we are talking about extreme physical needs, impossible dreams, difficult relationships, or other circumstances in our life, we usually welcome a miracle. One of the most well known miracles in the Bible is recorded in John 11, when Jesus raised Lazarus to life after he had been dead for four days. Prior to that moment, common sense would have argued that raising someone to life after they had been dead that long was impossible. But Jesus wasn’t subject to what made sense, or what seemed logical, or what might have been scientifically factual. Jesus made the impossible possible.
"Yet I still dare to Hope..." - Lamentations 3:21