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🗓️ 25 December 2024
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0:00.0 | Welcome to Paul Tripp's Wednesday's Word podcast. I'm Dalton, a member of the Paul Trip |
0:10.0 | Ministries team. Join me each week as I read aloud Paul's popular Wednesday's word devotional. |
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0:19.4 | Or you can read online at paultrip.com slash Wednesday |
0:22.4 | or on Facebook, Instagram, and the Paul Tripp app. |
0:26.1 | This week, as we celebrate Christmas, |
0:28.2 | Paul wants to direct your heart to the most generous gift ever given. |
0:32.4 | Here's this week's Wednesday's word. |
0:49.3 | The biblical narrative records the best generosity story that's ever been penned in human language. God is the great giver of good things, and everywhere you look, you will see that the generosity |
0:54.2 | of the King of Kings is without end. The creation account shows us his generosity as he places |
0:59.8 | Adam and Eve in a beautiful garden where they have everything they need. In generosity, right after |
1:05.2 | the entrance of sin into the world, God promises to fix what sin has broken. God generously makes his covenant with Abraham, through whom all the nations on earth will be blessed. |
1:14.6 | He is generous in delivering his people out of slavery and giving them his law so that they will thrive. |
1:19.6 | He generously provides manna for them in the wilderness when they aren't able to provide for themselves. |
1:24.6 | He generously provides the promised land so that they can grow and thrive as a |
1:28.7 | nation. In generosity, he chooses to dwell with them in the tabernacle. His presence is always with |
1:34.2 | them. In the face of their rebellion, God generously sends prophet after prophet to warn his people and |
1:40.1 | call them back to him. But one particular verse in the New Testament captures God's generosity |
1:45.3 | and its culmination. This verse might be the most famous and well known of all Bible verses. |
1:51.3 | Quote, for God so loved the world that he gave his only son, that whoever believes in him |
1:56.0 | should not perish but have eternal life. End quote. John 316. I'm convinced that this verse not only points |
2:03.3 | us to the ultimate gift of gifts, Jesus, but also summarizes the redemptive story up until this |
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