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[Summary] => Tugoti ko nga akong sugdan kining maong pamalandong sa Ikalimang Pulong: Giuhaw Ako pinaagi sa balak nga tinagik ni Mary Olver kang kansang ulohan: THIRST
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[Title] => Only Jesus, the Living Water, can satisfy our thirst for God.
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[Summary] => Have you ever been really thirsty? Years ago, I visited my sister Kathy in Mali, West Africa.
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[Summary] => There is none upon earth that I desire besides You. – Psalm 73:25
Health experts tell us we should drink at least 64 ounces of water each day. It may reduce the risk of heart attack, give our skin a healthy glow, and help us lose weight. We should drink even more water during exercise or if we live in a hot or dry climate. Even if we’re not thirsty, we ought to drink water anyway.
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[Summary] => They have forsaken Me, the fountain of living waters, and hewn themselves cisterns – broken cisterns that can hold no water. – Jeremiah 2:13
Picture yourself swinging a pick, digging from dawn to dusk, chiseling a cistern out of the hard, unyielding stone. You stay on the job, working through the biting cold of winter and the blazing heat of summer.
After years of strenuous effort you finally complete the task. Then you step back and wait for your cistern to fill – that all cisterns, no matter how well constructed, will leak.
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[Summary] => Very many people have seen Mel Gibson’s film on the Passion of Christ. Reactions to it have varied. Some have liked it and even have been moved to tears. Others disliked it and found fault with it. But perhaps everyone will agree that it was a vivid picture of what Jesus had to suffer: the scourging, the crowning with thorns, the nailing of hands and feet to the wood of the cross.
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[Title] => Hungering and Thirsting for Righteousness
[Summary] => Every person has certain drives necessary for survival. Strongest are the physical drives for food and water. There are others, including a desire to know God, to know where we came from and what lies beyond our last breath here on earth.
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[Summary] => Unless terribly thirsty, chances are one takes drinking water for granted. But, no matter what, for our own good, water deserves our fullest attention as one of the body’s most essential substances.
And why not, a homo sapien is mostly water. Something like 55 to 75 percent of a grown-up’s body is liquid. That means even without realizing it, each person is carrying some 10 to 12 gallons of water every second of his or her life. But that’s "liquid asset."
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And why not, a homo sapien is mostly water. Something like 55 to 75 percent of a grown-up’s body is liquid. That means even without realizing it, each person is carrying some 10 to 12 gallons of water every second of his or her life. But that’s "liquid asset."
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Picture yourself swinging a pick, digging from dawn to dusk, chiseling a cistern out of the hard, unyielding stone. You stay on the job, working through the biting cold of winter and the blazing heat of summer.
After years of strenuous effort you finally complete the task. Then you step back and wait for your cistern to fill – that all cisterns, no matter how well constructed, will leak.
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And why not, a homo sapien is mostly water. Something like 55 to 75 percent of a grown-up’s body is liquid. That means even without realizing it, each person is carrying some 10 to 12 gallons of water every second of his or her life. But that’s "liquid asset."
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And why not, a homo sapien is mostly water. Something like 55 to 75 percent of a grown-up’s body is liquid. That means even without realizing it, each person is carrying some 10 to 12 gallons of water every second of his or her life. But that’s "liquid asset."
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