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*March 17*
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*The Penalty of Miracles*
*Mat_11:20-24*
"You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law."
We are familiar with this phrase.
It is part of the litany a police officer recites to a suspect when "reading him his rights."
It seems that we, like the Pharisees, have been reading God his rights.
Whatever Jesus says can and will be used against him.
/Existence./
We hear questions like, "Why can't we go into the lab and prove the existence of God?
If He's really there, why doesn't He show himself?"
· Show Himself?
Have you been listening?
This is not a tame dog in a circus—this is Jehovah the Almighty.
Why should the elephant perform tricks at the flea's command?
/Goodness./
"If God were really a loving God, he'd never send anyone to Hell." Quite the case; he doesn't.
Hell is for volunteers—who reject God's mercy for their own, do-it-yourself salvation.
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