Sunday Word: "Had you listened to my commands, your children's names would not be cut off"

Sunday Word: “Had you listened to my commands, your children’s names would not be cut off”

If only you had listened to my commands! Your peace would be like a river that never runs dry. Your righteousness would be like waves on the sea.

Your descendants would be like sand. Your children would be like its grains. Their names would not be cut off or wiped out in my presence.

~ Isaiah 48:18-19, God’s Word translation

Tags: anti-choice, anti-life, children, commands, descendants, God's Word, Isaiah 48:18-19, Jill Stanek, pro-choice, pro-life, righteous

Oct.19, 2014 1:32 pm | Scripture verses |

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One Comment on “Sunday Word: “Had you listened to my commands, your children’s names would not be cut off””

DocKimble

October 19th, 2014 at 9:29 pm

One of the best motivations I have found to hang in there with Pro Life is to contemplate how patient God has been with me and my sins. But then I contemplate that God’s patience is perfect, and that He is, among many things, The Great Teacher. And I know that sometimes the Teacher has to use corporal punishment.

God’s timing is always perfect. And we’re all going to die and face judgment. In God’s good time. “Patience of the Saints” takes on a whole new meaning the further down the moral sinkhole we go.

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