Christ's pots of humility hold life-giving bread

Christ's pots of humility hold life-giving bread

by B. R. Hicks

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The beloved nation of Israel is an example of the spiritual pots of humility. God allowed Israel to be humbled by her lowly servitude during her Egyptian bondage. As a result, Israel’s heart became a humility pot that received God’s Torah Truth in the wilderness. The LORD puts His true believers in painful situations and miserable trials so that their hearts can become like humility pots for God’s Holy Word. Otherwise, their hearts will remain proud, arrogant, and obstinate, hence unfit receptacles for God’s Truth, which brings spiritual growth. This book reveals the kind of spiritual Bread that we must gather into our hearts so that we can grow toward spiritual maturity. This precious Bread will give us strength to climb Mt. Zion to the eternal New City. http://www.cgcii.com/estore/christ-s-pots-of-humility-1271

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