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devastating

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s reality. Commentator put it like this. This destruction was devastating in two ways. Physically, he saw the destruction of worship wi
pped one from another. Spiritually, what he saw was even more devastating . God had left his sinful people. Ezekiel saw the glory of God
ing people around us and all the things, we know, man, sin is devastating . We don't take it lightly. I think as my son is, as he's gett

romans

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a theologian, said this about Romans. He says, it was Paul's devastating exposure of universal human sin and guilt, which rescued me f
feelings, like if my wife ever says that, oh, my gosh, that's devastating . And I think this shifting between distant and close, this sh
here is no fear of God before their eyes. And that's the most devastating one. There is no fear of God. When we look at Proverbs, we lo
k something counts in life and it doesn't, it can sure become devastating . I was thinking through this thought and there's some simple
fe. When you think something counts and it doesn't, it can be devastating . Even another funny story. Last year, I was with some guys an
n things that don't truly count in God's eyes. And it will be devastating . If they do not see the truth of Christ and what truly counts
we do not realize what counts in God's eyes, it will be truly devastating . So let's walk through this passage to see exactly what does
hrone God. And that affects every single one of us. It's been devastating from the beginning of time. And lest you think, well, that wa
niversary is coming up here in about a week, week and a half. Devastating to us. In fact, to prepare for the message, I was like, I act
have been times when something has been said to us that is so devastating and we are so hurt that we cannot pray. But the Spirit himsel
of divine truths that are thrilling to those who believe, but devastating to all unbelievers, particularly to unbelieving Jews. If you
cal death, right? Our body ceasing to exist. But the far more devastating piece of sin is not simply our physical body ceasing to exist

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