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Answers are hard to come by, at least satisfactory ones. We find ourselves calling out with David, My God, my God, why have you forsaken us?
This is a sermon I truely hope that no body will ever need, but it is a sermon for use after a terrorist attack or a natural disaster
excerpt......The only answer I can think of putting forward is that God was and is present in this situation.
We can ask where were God's hands in this disaster?
Gods hands were getting dirty, scraped and bloodied pulling away rubble, frantically digging in the dirt for survivors. The rescue workers are God's hands
This is a sermon I truely hope that no body will ever need, but it is a sermon for use after a terrorist attack or a natural disaster
excerpt......The only answer I can think of putting forward is that God was and is present in this situation.
We can ask where were God's hands in this disaster?
Gods hands were getting dirty, scraped and bloodied pulling away rubble, frantically digging in the dirt for survivors. The rescue workers are God's hands
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