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Word to the Weary

Word to the Weary

De : William S. Plumer
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 Sin and sorrow are inseparable companions, born together and growing side by side. Its as misguided to deny the existence of misery as it is to claim there is no wickedness in the world. While some may seem to glide through life with ease, seemingly untouched by trials, they too carry the weight of unseen struggles. Their fortunes in this life may be abundant, but their eternal fate could be dire. The truth remains even the seemingly fortunate experience weariness, and the rest of humanity grapples with visible sorrows. This reality is especially poignant for the righteous, who are reminded that Many are the afflictions of the righteous and that Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth. The tears of Gods people often flow abundantly, their burdens heavy. Oh, the weariness of the good! It arises from many sources. - Summary by William S. PlumerCopyright Family and Culture Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • 005 - The Lord shall reign forever even thy God O Zion unto all generations Praise ye the Lord

    005 - The Lord shall reign forever even thy God O Zion unto all generations Praise ye the Lord
    Feb 13 2026
    Sin and sorrow are inseparable companions, born together and growing side by side. Its as misguided to deny the existence of misery as it is to claim there is no wickedness in the world. While some may seem to glide through life with ease, seemingly untouched by trials, they too carry the weight of unseen struggles. Their fortunes in this life may be abundant, but their eternal fate could be dire. The truth remains even the seemingly fortunate experience weariness, and the rest of humanity grapples with visible sorrows. This reality is especially poignant for the righteous, who are reminded that Many are the afflictions of the righteous and that Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth. The tears of Gods people often flow abundantly, their burdens heavy. Oh, the weariness of the good! It arises from many sources. - Summary by William S. Plumer
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    6 min
  • 004 - A Word of Caution

    004 - A Word of Caution
    Feb 13 2026
    Sin and sorrow are inseparable companions, born together and growing side by side. Its as misguided to deny the existence of misery as it is to claim there is no wickedness in the world. While some may seem to glide through life with ease, seemingly untouched by trials, they too carry the weight of unseen struggles. Their fortunes in this life may be abundant, but their eternal fate could be dire. The truth remains even the seemingly fortunate experience weariness, and the rest of humanity grapples with visible sorrows. This reality is especially poignant for the righteous, who are reminded that Many are the afflictions of the righteous and that Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth. The tears of Gods people often flow abundantly, their burdens heavy. Oh, the weariness of the good! It arises from many sources. - Summary by William S. Plumer
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    7 min
  • 003 - A Word of Encouragement

    003 - A Word of Encouragement
    Feb 13 2026
    Sin and sorrow are inseparable companions, born together and growing side by side. Its as misguided to deny the existence of misery as it is to claim there is no wickedness in the world. While some may seem to glide through life with ease, seemingly untouched by trials, they too carry the weight of unseen struggles. Their fortunes in this life may be abundant, but their eternal fate could be dire. The truth remains even the seemingly fortunate experience weariness, and the rest of humanity grapples with visible sorrows. This reality is especially poignant for the righteous, who are reminded that Many are the afflictions of the righteous and that Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth. The tears of Gods people often flow abundantly, their burdens heavy. Oh, the weariness of the good! It arises from many sources. - Summary by William S. Plumer
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    8 min
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