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God Protects His People
Micah 6:1-16, Numbers 22-24, 1 John 1:9
In this chapter of Micah, the author presents a scene where people stand before God in a trial. Despite their many sins, they still hold onto hope. However, God reveals to them the consequences of their actions, showing them why they will lose if they don't repent. Just like them, we all sin on a daily basis. Yet, God's desire is for his children to experience the transformative power of repentance, to surrender to him and ask for forgiveness, offering a path to redemption and renewal.
God's love for his children is shown in the story of Balaam. He protected his children from being cursed because of his immense love for them. His love is so great that He sent His son to die on the cross for all our sins. This is the only way we can be reconciled with the Father.
So, if you turn to God today, you will experience His love and protection. He loves all his chosen people, the Israelites or Gentiles, who come to Him and ask for forgiveness. Once forgiven, his protection and guidance will be forever.
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By Orisel JiménezMicah 6:1-16, Numbers 22-24, 1 John 1:9
In this chapter of Micah, the author presents a scene where people stand before God in a trial. Despite their many sins, they still hold onto hope. However, God reveals to them the consequences of their actions, showing them why they will lose if they don't repent. Just like them, we all sin on a daily basis. Yet, God's desire is for his children to experience the transformative power of repentance, to surrender to him and ask for forgiveness, offering a path to redemption and renewal.
God's love for his children is shown in the story of Balaam. He protected his children from being cursed because of his immense love for them. His love is so great that He sent His son to die on the cross for all our sins. This is the only way we can be reconciled with the Father.
So, if you turn to God today, you will experience His love and protection. He loves all his chosen people, the Israelites or Gentiles, who come to Him and ask for forgiveness. Once forgiven, his protection and guidance will be forever.