Reply To: If God be for us, who can be against us?

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Reply To: If God be for us, who can be against us?

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January 29, 2022 at 3:47 pm #14167

KarenM

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In reading this Bible passage today, a quote from Mrs. Eddy came to me that can be found in the Essays and Footprints Fadeless book also referred to as the “Red Book” page 80. “I don’t care what mortal sense has done; I don’t care how it has beat me, and worked me, and insulted me, wronged me and lied to me, and tortured me. It is all past and it is a dream. I have found Love at last. I can lie down in the Father’s arms and be at peace. I love God supremely. Mortal sense has done its worst. I have passed through the Red Sea and under the rod, and been nailed to the cross, and still I am God’s own child, hid with Christ in His arms, safe in green pastures.”