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مَتَّ 4:5

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«بَرْکَ لَاتَنْتٛ وٛيَنْࢡٜ، نغَمْ اَللَّه دٜعِّتِنَنْ ࢡٜ؞

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مَتَّ 4:5 - «بَرْکَ لَاتَنْتٛ وٛيَنْࢡٜ، نغَمْ اَللَّه دٜعِّتِنَنْ ࢡٜ؞مَتَّ 4:5 - «بَرْکَ لَاتَنْتٛ وٛيَنْࢡٜ، نغَمْ اَللَّه دٜعِّتِنَنْ ࢡٜ؞مَتَّ 4:5 - «بَرْکَ لَاتَنْتٛ وٛيَنْࢡٜ، نغَمْ اَللَّه دٜعِّتِنَنْ ࢡٜ؞مَتَّ 4:5 - «بَرْکَ لَاتَنْتٛ وٛيَنْࢡٜ، نغَمْ اَللَّه دٜعِّتِنَنْ ࢡٜ؞

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Psalm 1 - A Foundation To Your Christian Life مَتَّ 4:5 دٜڢْتٜرٜ اَللَّه ڢُلْڢُلْدٜ عَدَمَوَ

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Stories are how we make sense of the world. They’re also how we make sense of our work. In this plan, I’ll show how Scripture refutes the two most common stories our world tells about the meaning of work, and paint a picture of how God’s master narrative gives us the biggest story for our work and the rest of our lives.

Prayer for a Hurting World مَتَّ 4:5 دٜڢْتٜرٜ اَللَّه ڢُلْڢُلْدٜ عَدَمَوَ

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"Blessed are those who mourn..." (Matthew 5:4, NIV) How is that supposed to work? Throughout Scripture, we are encouraged to have joy in all circumstances. Could there be a link between joy and mourning?