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🗓️ 13 July 2023

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0:00.0	Welcome to today's encouragement from Our Daily Bread. I'm Tom Fulton and I titled
0:10.7	Our Reading Personal Responsibility. My friend's eyes revealed what I was feeling, fear. We two teens
0:19.5	had behaved poorly and were now cowering before the camp
0:22.8	director. The man who knew our dad's well shared lovingly but pointedly that our fathers
0:28.9	would be greatly disappointed. We wanted to crawl under the table, feeling the weight of
0:34.9	personal responsibility for our offense. God gave Zephaniah a message for the weight of personal responsibility for our offense.
0:41.6	God gave Zephaniah a message for the people of Judah that contain potent words about personal responsibility for sin.
0:46.5	After describing the judgments he would bring against Judah's foes,
0:50.4	he turned his eyes on his guilty, squirming people.
0:57.8	What sorrow awaits rebellious polluted Jerusalem,
1:05.8	God proclaimed in Zeppaniah chapter 3. They are still eager to act corruptly. He'd seen the cold hearts of his people, their spiritual apathy, social injustice, and ugly greed, and he was bringing loving
1:13.5	discipline, and it didn't matter if the individuals were leaders, judges, prophets. Everyone
1:19.7	was guilty before him. In Romans chapter 2, the Apostle Paul wrote the following to believers in
1:26.9	Jesus who persisted in sin.
1:29.5	You are storing up terrible punishment for yourself.
1:32.9	God will judge everyone according to what they have done.
1:36.6	So, in Jesus' power, let's live in a way that honors our holy, loving Father, and leads to no remorse.
1:49.6	Today's Our Daily Bread devotional scripture reading is from Zeppaniah chapter 3,
1:55.1	verses 1 through 8.
1:57.8	Woe to the city of oppressors, rebellious and defiled.
2:02.4	She obeys no one.
2:04.5	She accepts no correction.
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