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God Knows Me

My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.

John 10 v 27

“What matters is not that I know God, but that he knows me. I’m engraved on the palm of his hands. I’m never out of his mind. There’s not a moment when his eye is off me, or his attention is distracted from me; no moment when his care falters. What momentous knowledge. What unspeakable comfort. God is constantly watching over me.” J.I.Packer

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