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Dear fellow Scripture-diggers,

You did it.  You made it through nine weeks of digging, chewing, confronting, praying, and worshiping.  I just realized that my scheduling was off and this post wasn’t published when it should have been.  I just shook my head when I saw that, and smiled.  Because something like that always has to happen, right?

I feel like I want to quietly tip-toe out of the internet-room to leave you to bask in His holy after-glow.  To reflect on the last three months.  Where you were when you started and just how far you’ve come.  And I’m not sure that I have the words proper to wrap this thing up.  Other than this: those dark seasons – the ones that leave you wrestling with all the things we’ve spent the last nine weeks exploring?  You will survive them.  Because His story for you is good.  Riveting.  Sometimes hard to watch.  Sometimes too good to be true.  But it is always good.

I want to end our time together with one last reminder, in the video below.  Because there are always Treasures of Darkness to be found in the land of the living.

Always.

Thank you again, a million times over for journeying alongside me.  And for your patience today with this last post.

this week in review

Rather than a day-by-day recap, I’d love to hear your overall thoughts about this week.  What struck you?  What made you think?  What overwhelmed you with the understanding of His absolute sovereignty?

One Last Thing:

Now that you’re finished, how did God reveal Himself to you over the course of this study?  What ways did you expect?  In what ways did He surprise you?  How are you leaving this study changed?  Leave your notes in the comments below.  I can’t wait to read them.

xo,

Jane

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