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Beyond John 316, I suppose, it is the verse that more people know in the life of faith than any other. Perhaps the verse that

we most love to meditate on, particularly for someone else in their time of need, and sometimes

when we are that person in our time of need, it is the last verse we want to hear.

Always true, but the timing of being told the verse is not always appropriately applied.

Would somebody agree?

Maybe not at the funeral.

Maybe sometimes God needs to bring a little healing

and let that truth take root deep inside and begin to grow out of that life a little bit.

I'm so thankful for it. What a verse of hope. It is a verse of promise Romans 828 and we know somebody say we know we know say it again

we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him who have been called according to his purpose.

I have in your listening guide, and I'm about to read it to you, a rendering that the new

international commentary of the New Testament, Douglas Moose chosen translation, what he believes

is closest to the literal rendering.

I have that before you.

It will be very very very close to the

king james version sometimes that will be true other times it will not it's not just across the board

that it would already always be dead on in this occasion pretty close and it says and we know that

all things work together for good for those who love god for those who are called according to his purpose.

Now listen to that carefully. Listen to the subject and listen then to the modifiers around it.

And we know that all things work together. If you have an NAS, a new American standard,

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