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Lord stand by and guide me. I want to be a cop

little star Mark 9:24 King James Version (KJV) 24 And straightway the father of the child cried out, and said with tears, Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief.

Interesting !

+Hannah Oginsky I guess you will have to buy them. You should find them through the following link. www.praisecharts.com/songs/details/20724/we-will-run-sheet-music/

Still is. God, please. I need You now more than ever.

It's better, but still mostly feel this.

Still remains a heavy presence

Hi, God are all that you need!! Jesus is The true life!!

Ask Him to show you Himself. Show Him all of you, surrender all of yourself and ask Him for signs. He will speak to you but you have to be ready.

:-D JUS?:D:D:D:lol

sorry JUST?:D

+Gábor .Gáspár I am sorry for my brethren. Sadly we are all sinners, and we'll eventually hurt other people - christian or not. Calling ourselves christian won't make us better. Jesus does. All the best, may God bless you my friend.

you will not have a negative experience with Christ. Allow Him into your heart, see what happens.

Sorry, instead of blood I meant love.

+Nathon Hilton I don't understand it either, Nathon, but I think that's the point. Christianity is full of tensions and mysteries. One of the greatest of these is that God is a completely loving God who loved us "while we were yet sinners," but is yet capable of (by our definition) horrific violence. For example, the Flood, the Canaanites, Ananias and Sapphira, and so on. How can this be? How can God be loving, merciful, and good, while also just, terrifying, and punishing? This is a hard one to answer, and I don't think this song does. I think it just shoves the tension right in your face. It looks at a woman in the flood, watching as her children drown, who cries out to God for salvation... and isn't saved. It looks at those with hardened hearts, who fight to find happiness but seemingly are kept from Him by God Himself (see Pharaoh in Exodus or what Paul says in Romans). There are ways around this. People write whole sermons, books, stories, systematic theologies trying to find a good answer. Calvin has his, Augustine has his, Julian of Norwich has hers, etc. All I know is this. God is just, and God is loving. He is just to those that hate Him, loving to those who love Him -- and just to those who love Him, and loving to those who hate Him. And that, no matter what, He is good. Sometimes that's enough. If not, try reading those philosophers/theologians and others to see what they have to say, or talk to some pastors/priests/good friends. Just realize that most people have different ideas of how God works, and that they're not all necessarily wrong. Good luck.

I think the line is "When I think of God's great love" - the songwriter is speaking ironically. He is adopting the perspective of one of the lost, the folks who did not make it to the ark.

Thank you guys!!! This really makes a difference. Now I can understand it better! Thank you!

livinghappyisachoice The translation is right but the origin is actually wrong. Kryie eleison comes from the Greek.

Ah thanks for the correct information Logan c:

from the requiem!

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