Nancy De Maswalgmous says,

Jesus was forsaken by God

so that we would never be forsaken.

We may feel that we are, we may think that we are,

but we never will be truly forsaken because he was forsaken for us.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy Demas Walgamuth, author of Inc comparable.

For March 22nd, 2024, I'm Danagresh. For the last month or so we've gained a new appreciation for the person and the work of Jesus.

Nancy's led us through a series called Incomporable.

It goes with a new book by the same title.

To hear any of the programs you may have missed,

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Now, let's continue with incomparable.

During the first three hours that Jesus hung on the cross there on Calvary, from 9 a.m. until noon,

Jesus broke the silence just three times that we know of. His first three words from the cross were

in relation to the souls and the needs of others. Remember how he prayed for

forgiveness for his enemies? He assured the penitent thief that he would be with

him in paradise and he provided so wonderfully, so tenderly for the care of his mother. Now it was high noon and the

sun was at its highest point in the sky. And I want us to continue in

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