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“Light Through Darkness”
Why God allowed His people to be disappointed
Christ’s disciples were deeply disappointed when He died, and the Advent believers were disappointed in 1844. Notice how the author compares the two, and how God brought light out of both.
The Great Controversy
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Take a quiet moment to pause, pray, and meditate on these living truths.
You may engage with 3 gentle devotional review questions, record insights in your journal, or advance when ready.
“What does Isaiah 55:8–9 say about God’s thoughts and ways compared with ours?”
“Lord, when I don’t understand Your ways, help me to keep trusting Your heart.”
Write down one past disappointment and how God has used it since.
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