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Now on to today's episode.

His truth is always sweet. It is always glorious. It is always wonderful. And when we recoil against it in a spirit of bitterness,

it's because we haven't yet tasted to see that the Lord is good.

Have there been doctrines that you really wrestled with? Doctrines that you perhaps fought against

until the Spirit of God took what may have been a hard saying, a hard truth, and made it sweet?

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