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The Coming Messenger

1 “Behold, aI send My messenger,
And he will bprepare the way before Me.
And the Lord, whom you seek,
Will suddenly come to His temple,
cEven the Messenger of the covenant,
In whom you delight.
Behold, dHe is coming,”
Says the Lord of hosts. 
2 “But who can endure athe day of His coming?
And bwho can stand when He appears?
For cHe is like a refiner’s fire
And like launderers’ soap. 
3 aHe will sit as a refiner and1 a purifier of silver;
He will purify the sons of Levi,
And purge them as gold and silver,
That they may boffer to the Lord
An offering in righteousness. 
4 “Then athe offering of Judah and Jerusalem
Will be1 pleasant to the Lord,
As in the days of old,
As in former years. 
5 And I will come near you for judgment;
I will be a swift witness
Against sorcerers,
Against adulterers,
aAgainst perjurers,
Against those who bexploit wage earners and cwidows and orphans,
And against those who turn away an alien—
Because they do not fear Me,”
Says the Lord of hosts. 
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Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen (Part Eleven)  



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