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Sorrow can't defeat the joy of the Lord.
Fonts: Dharma GothicAdobeArtist: @dustincoopergraphics

Sorrow can't defeat the joy of the Lord.

A comforting graphic that sorrow cannot defeat the joy of the Lord, reminding your people that joy comes in the morning.

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Caption ideas

  • Joy doesn’t always erase sorrow...it rises stronger within it.
  • Scripture never asks us to ignore sorrow. It tells us that joy comes in the morning (Psalm 30:5).

Keywords

Sadness, Psalms

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