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  1. This prayer [reminds us] of God's miraculous direction of Israel in the wilderness, and his faithfulness in providing bread and water.
  2. God miraculously provided this food to teach his people total dependence on him. Manna represented the word of God.
  3. Those who were lost in the wilderness thank God for his rescue. The wilderness might be a metaphor for leaving the path of wisdom.
  4. Israel turned to idolatry when suffering hardship in the wilderness. [Despite his time in the wilderness,] Jesus refused to worship Satan.
  5. This passage quotes Amos 5:25-27 (Greek version) to illustrate how the people of Israel rebelled ... during their wilderness wanderings.
  6. God's impatient people did not trust him to work according to his will. [They] forgot their Savior and committed the sin of idolatry.
  7. Moses was to tell the people of Israel that [God] would lead them into a fruitful land wrested from the hands of many others.
  8. Obedience does not earn entrance into [Jesus'] family, but one cannot be considered a member if he or she is not obedient.
  9. This psalm celebrates the Lord as King of all. ... God consistently demonstrates his character toward all his creation.
  10. Paul reminds the Roman Christians that it is God, not other Christians, who will ultimately judge all of us.
  11. Paul encourages the Philippian[s] to live in a way that is worthy of the [Gospel], particularly by standing strong despite persecution.
  12. We are to welcome other believers, with all their flaws and sins ... just as Christ has accepted us, with all our flaws and sins.
  13. [The passage] emphasizes the strength of Ruth's love for her mother-in-law [and demonstrates Ruth] staying faithful to the Lord.
  14. God's actions reveal his royal qualities. He cares for all creatures and for those who fear him.
  15. Despite his desire to avoid attention, Jesus' ... person, his teaching, and his ability to heal inspired awe, and he could not be hidden.
  16. God's instructions to humans reveal his character and wisdom. ... It nourishes the person and is of more value than objects of human worth.
  17. The humble and contrite submit themselves to God's will, whereas the arrogant resist it.
  18. Christ is both the one through whom all things were created and the goal of all creation.
  19. The new heavens and new earth will be a place of righteousness. [T]hose who believe in Christ as already being part of the new creation.
  20. [The heavens] display God's qualities of fidelity, righteousness, and wisdom. [They] give evidence of his presence and handiwork.