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January 03, 2008

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saint

Enjoyed this post Jim.

Endlessly Restless

I really enjoyed this post - it seemed to be speaking directly about a situation where I didn't know what advice to offer. Now I know.

Thank you

Jason Goroncy

A beautiful post Jim.

What is the true nature of God's majesty? It is not material vastness, nor the majesty of force, nor the majesty of mystery. It is not the majesty of thought, great as thought is. The true majesty of God is his mercy. That is the thing he did which no mere human being would ever have done - he had mercy on all flesh. His greatness was not in his loftiness, but in his nearness. He was great not because he was above feeling, but because he would feel as no person could. God's majesty is saturated through and through with his forgiving love, which comes out most of all in his treatment of sin.

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