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Here is grace to you Bible teacher, John MacArthur.

Great is thy faithfulness taken from Lamentations, chapter 3 and verse 23, right out of

scripture, faithfulness of God. That means that God keeps his word, that he is

trustworthy. How important is that? That's all important. Because we have committed our life to him,

right? We're counting on his faithfulness. We're counting on the fact

that what he promised he will do. But when he said, if you put your trust in me, embrace

Christ as Savior and Lord, I will forgive your sins, I will bring you to heavenly

glory and give you an inheritance of everlasting wealth.

That's the promise.

The question is, does God keep his promise?

We're used to people breaking promises, but that's not true of God.

So that throughout Scripture, we read, God is faithful.

The Lord is faithful.

Jesus Christ is called the faithful and true.

Because everything for us depends on that.

We have made the ultimate sacrifice.

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