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  1. 2:41:01 There's I felt a lot of grief and loneliness really strong all throughout the campus, but then especially at, like, the entrance to the the parking area, just, a heavy, like, crying grief. Like, I thought I saw a girl, like, in a car just, like, weeping. And then as we walked around, somebody else in my group felt the word rebellion really, really strong. And then we just we both felt or we all felt kind of at the the front end and the back end of the school. Like, there was definitely, like, more heaviness on those ends. Sons of God | Dr. Laura Sanger
  2. 20:13 I'll read it for you and you can follow along in English. But it was the lord's, what's that phrase? Good plan. To crush him and cause him grief. Yet, when his life was made an offering for sin, he will have many descendants. The Lord's Good Plan
  3. 1:00:01 The Venn diagram you mentioned, I had a thought of how our god will allow people to uniquely produce joy and and experience and choose joy through grief and sadness, which I think is a very unique aspect of his kingdom on earth now that we live in. Sweeter Than Honey
  4. 22:21 Pretty cool first beat but it was the lord's good plan to crush him and cause him grief. Yet, when his life was made an offering for sin, he will have many descendants. Okay, Him. Why why he gotta do that? Why does he need to why does he need to do that? The Lord's Good Plan
  5. 7:01 Who has believed our report and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed? For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant and as a root out of dry ground. He has no form or comeliness and when we see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him. He is despised and rejected by men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. And we hid, as it were, our faces from him. The Lord's Good Plan
  6. 27:30 They would come to Shiloh which was like 20 ish miles north of Jerusalem, it's where the ark of the covenant was being kept, a very holy place, so people would come to bring sacrifices every year to Shiloh and this is where we find ourselves before Samuel's born, his mom Hannah comes to the temple and she is, scripture says, bitterly weeping. That's a different There's a difference between bitterly weeping and crying, and you don't have to raise your hand, but if you have ever been in such anxiety and grief and turmoil that you're weeping bitterly, it's really hard. And so this is where she finds herself this year in Shiloh coming up to the temple to offer sacrifices to God with the high priest Eli and she's on the steps bitterly weeping and she's praying and she's not praying out loud, we've we've all done this like you talk, it's probably people in Smith's probably think the same thing with us, like your mouth is moving but nothing is coming out because you're just praying like, you know, you're just praying silently. Eli, the high priest comes over to her, she's on the stairs bitterly weeping, Hannah and he says, you're drunk, like move along lady, you know, and she said, no, no, no, I'm not like, my heart is grieved and all I want is a son and so she in her silent prayer there on the stairs, she was praying, Lord, and this is a very bold prayer, when you make a promise to God, that's a very like, be very careful. “Here I Am” – Samuel's Obedience

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