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Come to the Lord

In the rivers of God, there is abundant water,
and the stream flows eternally.
Those who place their hope in the God of Israel are like trees planted beside this life-giving waters, always bearing good fruit.

Let the hungry and thirsty come to the Lord;
there are still leftovers of bread and fish for all, and plenty of wine to drink.
Come with your empty belly and cups to the Lord,
and He will fill them with nourishment and new wine.

Those who are naked shall find new garments in Him,
and those without shoes will be gifted new sandals.
For anyone without a place to sleep, the Lord is your shelter, guaranteeing you a place of rest.
Come to the Lord, for He cares deeply.

To those mourning and weeping, He will wipe away your tears
and overflow your heart with joy.
Come to the Lord with your brokenness and find solace in Him;

He will mend your wounds and fill your heart with gladness and strengthen your soul.
Come to the Lord; He is for you and awaits your return.

Approach Him with boldness, for He is your provider,
having paid the cost for your provision on the cross through His love and grace.
Everything He offers—joy, peace, happiness, and forgiveness—is a gift.

Just come to the Lord as you are with humility and a heart full of gratitude.
Come to the Lord, for He will magnify His holy name through you.


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