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What we Call, a Victory

30 January 2019 By David Trounce

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In scripture, the reality always exceeds the metaphor. Satan is depicted as a snake. But he is much deadlier than any snake. Jesus is depicted as a lion. But his power far exceeds that of a lion.

What we call, a victory - sermo humilis

Therefore, when Jesus promises that the righteous will be as numerous as the stars in the sky and more than the sand on the seashore, we can be confident that the righteous will not only exceed the wicked, they will seriously outnumber them!

This is what we in Christian circles call, a victory.

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  1. Vera Littleton-williams says

    30 June 2023 at 3:08 am

    your sermons and comments cause one to think and love more, forgive and concentrate on Jesus Christ and what he did at calvary for us.

    • David Trounce says

      30 June 2023 at 8:15 am

      Thanks for the feedback, Vera!

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