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Holy ground
God said, “This is holy ground.” In the middle of the wilderness, to the side of the path, from the heart of a desert shrub, God spoke, and God said, “This, too, is holy ground.” Because there is no place on earth that God has abandoned. Continue reading
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Numbers 22
Stubborn as a mule, innocent of irony, hard-headed Balaam Felt like such an ass, grovelling to the angel, but not the donkey.
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