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Let’s break this quote down: The infinite became an infant so that finite sinners might look upon God and live. - Jonathan Edwards
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Let’s break this quote down: The infinite became an infant so that finite sinners might look upon God and live. - Jonathan Edwards

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  • We become infinite because of His love and humble sacrifice. 🙌
  • We love this quote so much. But what does it really mean?

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Love, Humility, Heaven/Hell, Grace/Salvation, Glory, Christmas Season

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