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Thus said the Lord,

Stand by the roads, and look

And ask for the ancient paths,

Where the good way is; and walk in it,

And find rest for your souls.

But they have said, “We will not walk in it.”

Jerimiah 6:16

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  1. Michele Morin05/09/2021, 07:22

    Jeremiah encourages me on my "good way." I do love this verse.

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  2. Joanne Viola05/09/2021, 07:41

    I have always loved that verse. It reminds me ask Him where I am to go. It reminds me His ways may not always look like the best ways but if I choose to obey and follow, I will find rest and peace.

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  3. Ginny Hartzler05/09/2021, 09:43

    What a lovely and appropriate Sunday post.

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  4. Peabea Scribbles05/09/2021, 09:56

    Seems that the ancient roads are getting more and more grown over and hard to find. When reading this, my thought was that following the ancient roads is comforting. Still praying for some peace for you and for your sister and the recent loss in your family. Hugs

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  5. Barbara Harper05/09/2021, 18:09

    I'm so thankful for the rest in God's way.

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  6. Kym 07/09/2021, 11:59

    if only we would consistently choose the good way that Go calls us to . . . I pray our answer is different, that we would say, "Yes we will walk in it!"

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