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Isaiah 40:27-28
Excerpted from: Justice and Grace

God's normal activity involves far more mercy than justice, and we have to operate with the understanding and conviction that God owes us nothing and that He knows exactly what is going on, and that if He allows a tower to fall on my head this afternoon, I cannot claim any injustice from God. He has already given me so much mercy, it is beyond my understanding.

All of us receive injustices from the hand of men, and we do not deal anywhere near as fairly with each other as we should. We want everything in our dealings with men to go favorably for us. That is what we feel is fair. That is what Jacob is saying here.

But one thing is certain: None of us has ever received the slightest injustice from the hand of God. As we grow in understanding and humility, we begin to see that of grace we have received an overwhelming abundance.

Isaiah 40:21-31
Excerpted from: Lessons From Unleavened Bread

Here God tells us clearly that there is no one like Him and that His ways are not always clearly understood by those whom He has created. But He is constantly in the process of creating, and to those who wait on Him, He gives power and constant renewal of strength to mount up with wings like eagles. What an incredible God we serve!

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