Only those who do not practice sin can stand in the presence of the holy God." -"I NEVER KNEW YOU

Mac Canoza
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In the book of Job, the character Job questions God by asking why he has been afflicted by terrible misfortune. In response, God instructs that it is not because of Job’s sinfulness, but because he has been “blameless and upright” throughout his lifetime. God wants people to be spiritually pure and so He lets them experience hardships so they can learn from them.

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