There’s a wise and ancient recipe:
Desire nothing
and you shall have peace
Wise, yes
And simple too
But incomplete
Here’s how to complete it:
Desire nothing but God
and you shall have everything.
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Today is Pentecost Sunday, commemorating the day when the Holy Spirit came down and filled Christ’s followers, making complete Isaiah’s promise.
Mitch Teemley 
Simple wisdom from the ancients. Thanks for the reminder, Mitch.
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Reblogged this on Blue Dragon Journal.
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So much of an e x h a l e in your post this morning thank you Mitch. “Desire nothing but God and you shall have everything.” Thank you. The more simple the words, the more profound the effects. Wishing you a faith filled Sunday! Andrea
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Thank you, Andrea. You too.
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have you uploaded isaiah 51:3 & isaiah 39:3
they say create thee a clean heart
you shall fall unto the mountains of israel
does isaiah has both chapters 39 & 51
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Do you know how to look up Bible verses, Rudy? If you do, check and find out for yourself.
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i was asking if isaiah has chapters 39 & 51, are they all the same topic?
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And I’m asking you to find out for yourself, Rudy.
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if i turn to isaiah chapter 39
will the chapter be on peace
saying thou shall fall unto the mountains in israel
as of isaiah 51
he created a clean heart for peace
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Amen. Wishing you a Spirit-filled Day of Pentecost. Thanks for this post.
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Thank you, Russ. You too!
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Mitch, this post made take a deep breath. Then a quote by Jim Elliott came to mind,
“He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.”
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Word of Life
Thanks for the short and weighty piece.
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My privilege, Salem.
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Amen, brother! Our Lord is surely more than enough: even if it takes loosing absolutely everything to realize that it’s a fantastic outcome. He knows all, can do all, has done all in the Lord Jesus Christ and works only absolute good: seek, follow, depend upon fully, you will not be dissatisfied!
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God is the true and only source of perfect peace. Thank you for the reminder.
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can you tag isaiah chapters 39 & 51
are they in the same topic
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I know of a free app that you can download for the Bible and other bible based publications?
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Hello Mitch I hope this finds you in good health. I have nominated you for ” The Mystery Blogger Award “. It is on my page already Mitch. I hope I can count on you to do this award.
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James, I’m truly honored to be nominated for this award! However, I don’t do blogger awards anymore. But I enthusiastically support those who do–it’s a great way to discover new blogs and find new followers!
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Thank you Mitch for the warm kind words. I do not mind if you do not do these awards any more. I agree with you about what you said….enthusiastically support those who do…great way to discover new blogs and find new followers. Have a great Tuesday Mitch !
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You too!
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No problem mitch
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Well said! God alone is sufficient. He will give us perfect peace.
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Amen.
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where in isaiah chapters 39 & 51 mentioned peace
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Awesome… love this!
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