Thoughts along the Journey…
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Justice, Mercy, and Omniscience
Deuteronomy may not be the first book that comes to mind when you think of the attributes of God, but God’s Word is full of glimpses of His character. Deuteronomy 4 displays several attributes of God in a striking way.

Pure Heart in a Pagan Land
Daniel is no doubt one of the Bible’s most remarkable men. God Himself pointed Daniel out for his righteousness and wisdom, but even he started out the same way any of us do: with a decision.