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Saturday, June 15, 2013

"David said to Nathan, 'I have sinned against the LORD.' Nathan answered David: 'The LORD on his part has forgiven your sin:
you shall not die.'” 2 Sm 12:13

Reading the first verses of the twelfth chapter of Second Samuel makes readers terribly uncomfortable. The prophet Nathan, in the name of God, recounts all of David's awful behavior. After reminding David of all God did for him, the prophet then recounts the King's lust for Bathsheba, and his willingness to put Uriah, Bathsheba's husband, in the front of the fighting where he could easily be killed. For all of this, Nathan tells David, God will punish him severely. Repentant, David admits his wrong and Nathan assures him that he will not die, that God will eventually forgive him.

What kind of God is this? Though David's child with Bathsheba and three of his other children die, David's next child with Bathsheba is Solomon who will be called the wisest man in Israel. Our is a forgiving God, a healing God, a loving God beyond our imagination. His compassion makes no sense. His mercy knows no bounds.

If David can ask pardon and be forgiven, surely there is nothing to keep us from seeking God's mercy on a daily basis. Although we all sin and often have a difficult time breaking unhealthy, even sinful, habits, God is never far.

Friday, June 14, 2013

It is relatively easy to obey Jesus' command to say yes when you mean yes and no when
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 Saturday, June 15, 2013 

 " David said to Nathan,' I have sinned against the LORD.' Nathan answered David:' The LORD on his part has forgiven your sin: 
 you shall not die.' ” 2 Sm 12:13 

 Reading the inaugural verses of the twelfth chapter of Second Samuel makes reader terribly uncomfortable. The prophet Nathan, in the name of God, tell all of David's awful behavior. After reminding David of all God suffice for him, the prophet then recounts the King's lust for Bathsheba, and his willingness to put Uriah, Bathsheba's husband, in the front of the fight where he could easily be killed. For all of this, Nathan tells David, God will punish him severely. Repentant, David admits his wrong and Nathan assures him that he will not die, that God will eventually forgive him. 

 What kind of God is this? Though David's child with Bathsheba and three of his other children die, David's next child with Bathsheba is Solomon who will be bid the wisest serviceman in Israel. Our is a forgiving God, a healing God, a loving God beyond our imagination. His compassion makes no common sense. His mercy knows no bounds. 

 If David can ask pardon and be forgiven, surely there is nothing to keep us from seeking God's mercy on a casual basis. Although we all sin and often have a difficult clock time breaking insalubrious, even sinful, habits, God is never far. 

 Friday, June 14, 2013 

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Saturday, Juje 15, 2013

"David said to Nathan, 'I have sinned against the LORD.' Nadhan enrwexcq Eagid: 'The LORD on his part has forgiven your sig:
goi xhall not die.'” 2 Sm 12:13

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Driday, June 14, 2013

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SatUrday, JuNE 15, 2013

"DaViD SAId To Nathan, 'I have sinneD aGAInSt the LORd.' NathaN AnSwERed David: 'thE LOrD on HIS part Has fORgIven your Sin:
you SHaLl Not die.'” 2 SM 12:13

REading ThE fiRst VerseS Of thE twelfTh chapteR of SeCOnd Samuel makes REaders terriblY UnCOMfORtabLe. THe prophet NaThan, IN the Name OF GOd, rECountS all oF DAViD'S awful behavior. After ReMindinG DaviD of all God did fOr him, the prOPHEt then reCounTS tHE King's lust for BAthshEba, and his wILlingnesS to puT Uriah, BaThsheba's hUSBand, in thE frOnt Of tHe fIGHtIng where he couLD EasiLy Be killeD. FoR all of tHis, natHan TelLs david, God wIll punisH hIm SeVeRelY. RepeNTant, DaviD aDmiTs His Wrong ANd NathAn assUres HiM tHAt hE will noT DiE, THat GOd WiLl evEntUaLly foRgivE Him.

what kinD of God is tHis? tHougH DAvId's chilD with BathshebA aNd three of hIs OthEr chilDREn die, DavId's next child with BathsheBA is SoloMon Who wiLl be Called the WisEst man In ISRael. OuR is a foRgiviNg god, A HEalinG gOd, A loViNg God beyonD OUr iMaginAtIon. HIs compaSsion makes no sense. HIS meRcy knows no bouNds.

if DaVID cAn aSK pARdoN aND be FORgiven, surely theRe is nothinG tO KeEp us from seEKinG GOd's mercY on a daiLy basIS. AlthouGh we all siN and often HaVe a dIFFicUlt time breAking unhEalthy, eveN SinfuL, HaBits, GOd iS never FaR.

FrIday, JUne 14, 2013

It iS RelAtiveLy easy To Obey JeSus' coMmAnd to say Yes when you mean yes and no wHen
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Satu r day, June 15,2 013

"David s a id t oN atha n,'I have sin neda gain st t h eLOR D .' Na thanan s we r ed David: 'The LORD  o n hisparthas forgivenyour sin:y o u  shall n ot d i e. ' ” 2 Sm 12:13
Readi ng the fir s t verses  of t he twelf th chapte r of Secon d S amu elmak e s  r eaders terrib l y  unc om fortabl e.The pro phe t N ath an,  i n the nam e of God ,re co un tsall o f  David's  a wfu lbeh avior .  After  remi ndin gDa v idof allG od d id f or  h im,the  p rophe t th e n r ecounts  the King 'sl ustfo rBathshe ba, and his w il lingness t oput  Uriah , Bathsheb a's husband, in the fro n t of th e f ighti ng w here he c oul d easi lyb e kill ed. Fo r all  o f t h i s, Na t h an  te ll s David, G o d  wi ll pu ni sh h im seve rely. Repentant, D a vid  admits his w ron g an d Na tha n  a s sur es him t hat he will not  die, that  G o dwill event u all yforgive  him.
Whatk ind ofGod is th is? Thoug hDavi d ' s c hild withBathsheb a and thr e e ofh is  othe r c hildre ndie , Dav id's n e xtchild  withBa thsheb a isSo lomon wh o will be called the wi sest m an in  Is rael. Our  is a f orgivingGod,  a healing  Go d,a lov ing God b eyon d  o uri magin atio n . His com p as sio n ma kes no sens e . His  merc y k n ows no  bou nds.

If David ca n  ask pardon an d be f org ive n , su re ly there is no thi ng t o keep u sfrom seekin g God'sme r cy on  a dai ly bas is. Alt h o ug h  we al l si n a nd oftenhav ea  diffic ul tt ime br eaki ng  unhea lthy,e vens i nful, habits, Go d isn e ver f a r.
Frid ay , June1 4, 2 013

It is  relatively  easyto o bey J esus' c om mand t o s ay  yes wheny ou mean y es an d no wh en 
 Applied_Neuroscience For_Coaches programme especially for_coaches to_discover_the latest_insights_into how your,_and your clients,_brain works. Understanding such_concepts enables you_to_effectively help, support, challenge, and guide, so that you rise to the top of_your_coaching game._Understanding_how_the brain works gives our_programme attendees a competitive advantage_over Coaches_who do not.

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Saturday, June_15, 2013

"David said_to Nathan, 'I have sinned against_the LORD.' Nathan_answered David: 'The LORD on his_part_has forgiven your_sin:
you_shall_not die.'”_2 Sm 12:13

Reading_the_first verses_of_the twelfth chapter of Second Samuel_makes_readers terribly uncomfortable. The prophet Nathan, in_the name of God,_recounts_all of David's awful_behavior. After reminding David of_all God did for him, the_prophet then_recounts the_King's lust for Bathsheba, and his willingness to put Uriah, Bathsheba's_husband, in the front of the_fighting where he could_easily be_killed._For all of_this,_Nathan tells_David, God will punish him severely. Repentant,_David admits_his wrong and Nathan assures him_that he will not_die,_that God will eventually forgive him.

What_kind of God is this? Though_David's child with Bathsheba and_three_of_his other children die, David's_next child with Bathsheba is Solomon_who will be_called the wisest man in Israel. Our_is_a forgiving God, a healing God,_a_loving God beyond our imagination. His_compassion_makes_no sense. His mercy knows_no bounds.

If David can ask pardon_and be forgiven, surely there is nothing to keep_us from seeking_God's mercy on a daily_basis._Although_we all sin and often have a difficult time breaking_unhealthy, even_sinful, habits, God_is never far.

Friday, June 14, 2013

It is relatively easy to_obey Jesus' command to say yes when_you mean yes and no when