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Our Daily Bread - Tuesday, February 3, 2021
by RBC Ministries

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Waiting for a Blessing

Bible in a Year: Exodus 31-33, Matthew 22:1-22

Though it linger, wait for it.
Habakkuk 2:3

Today's Scripture & Insight: .

The Babylonian captivity lasted seventy years. By human reckoning that's a long time, but God is always faithful and true to His Word.

Some of God's best blessings may be long in coming. Though they linger, keep looking to Him! He prepares every blessing with perfect wisdom and careâ€”and He's always worth waiting for.

By: James Banks

Reflect & Pray
What blessings are you waiting for from God? How do you plan to worship Him regardless of when blessings come?

Abba, Father, thank You for Your kindness and faithfulness in every season and blessing of life. Help me to look forward to You most of all.
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