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“Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know” (Jeremiah 33:3).
The Lord challenges the prophet Jeremiah, telling him he can ask anything of him and he will respond with great and unsearchable things. In the Hebrew, “unsearchable” means something made inaccessible by fortifying it or enclosing it. God promised to unlock the secrets of Israel’s future to Jeremiah, so he can share with the Chosen People. The prophet would be able to speak for God and in directing the nation’s choices.
Apply it in prayer: Father, you do for us what you did for Jeremiah. Through your son, we will be allowed to see and experience heaven. In the meantime, on this earth, we are blessed with the knowledge that we are being guided by your Holy Spirit, so we can serve you, knowing your will. .
Paul Ciotta
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