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God Will Not Always Strive
The sermon addresses the theological error of assuming that suffering is always immediate divine punishment for sin, using Job's response to Zophar to highlight that the wicked often prosper in this life. It argues that God's silence or lack of immediate intervention is not a sign of favor but a dangerous state of spiritual complacency, illustrated by the example of Aaron Burr. The central message emphasizes the urgency of responding to the Holy Spirit's conviction, as God will not always strive with humanity, and there is a definitive point where His patience ends. The preacher urges…
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