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Excerpted from: The Paradox of Terror and Rejoicing

He will save us to the uttermost. Nothing will be left undone, and whatever may happen, His love for His own will continue.

Jesus Christ keeps making intercession for us. He is not like the earthly priests of the Old Testament who entered and exited the holiest of all. They lived, performed, and died, and others had to take their place. But Christ is always there and always will be. That gives us some idea of the length of His love.


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