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Hearing son2 telling me his grades...

Joel 2


Joel 2:12-19

"Even now," declares the Lord,

"return to me with all your

heart,

with fasting and weeping and

mourning."

Rend your heart

and not your garments.

Return to the Lord your God,

for he is gracious and

compassionate,

slow to anger and abounding in

love,

and he relents from sending

calamity.

Who knows? He may turn and have

pity

and leave behind a blessing-

grain offerings and drink offerings

for the Lord your God.

Blow the trumpet in Zion,

declare a holy fast,

call a sacred assembly.

Gather the people,

consecrate the assembly;

bring together the elders,

gather the children,

those nursing at the breast.

Let the bridegroom leave his room

and the bride her chamber.

Let the priests, who minister before

the Lord,

weep between the temple porch

and the altar.

Let them say, "Spare your people,

O Lord.

Do not make your inheritance an object of scorn,

a byword among the nations.

Why should they say among the

peoples,

'Where is their God?'"

The the Lord will be jealous for his

land

and take pity on his people.

The Lord will reply to them:

"I am sending you grain, new wine

and oil,

enough to satisfy your fully;

never again will I make you

an object of scorn to the nations.

Happy Journaling...

 



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  • #3 Comment from bhbner2him 
    2/10/08 11:31 AM Permalink
    Oh, if only we would!!  -  Barbara
  • #2 Comment from lv2trnscrb 
    2/8/08 10:53 PM Permalink
    so neat that the Lord will restore us if we just come to him and ask forgiveness

    betty
  • #1 Comment from randlprysock 
    2/8/08 9:41 PM Permalink
    Love all these passages and so uplifting.  Full of good direction and wisdom.
    Lisa