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[The Mayor]

June 16

God’s Unfailing Memory

Bible in a Year:

• Nehemiah 4–6
• Acts 2:22–47

I will not forget you!

Isaiah 49:15

A man owned more than $400 million in bitcoin, but he couldn’t access a cent of it. He lost the password for the device storing his funds, and disaster loomed: after ten password attempts, the device would self-destruct. A fortune lost forever. For a decade, the man had agonized, desperately trying to recall the password to his life-altering investment. He tried eight passwords and failed eight times. In 2021, he lamented that he had just two more chances before it all went up in smoke.

We’re a forgetful people. Sometimes we forget small things (where we placed our keys), and sometimes we forget massive things (a password that unlocks millions). Thankfully, God isn’t like us. He never forgets the things or people that are dear to Him. In times of distress, Israel feared that God had forgotten them. “The Lord has forsaken me, the Lord has forgotten me” (Isaiah 49:14). Isaiah assured them, however, that their God always remembers. “Can a mother forget the baby at her breast?” the prophet asks. Of course, a mother will not forget her suckling child. Still, even if a mother were to commit such an absurdity, we know God will never forget us (v. 15).

“See,” God says, “I have engraved you on the palms of my hands” (v. 16). He’s etched our names into His own being. Let’s remember that He can’t forget us—the ones He loves.

Reflect & Pray

When have you forgotten something important? How does God’s strong memory assure you?

Dear God, I’m grateful Your memory is resilient and trustworthy.

[Fai Mao]

Eric Clapton: Cocaine

Or He Does a Line

[Songcraft]

"Roll On Big Mama" - Joe Stampley

[PROCON]

Thanks fatima!

Draggin the Line - Tommy James & The Shondells

[HandyDandy]

One Toke Over the Line

[Songcraft]

"The Clapping Song" - Shirley Ellis

[lightman]

Will the circle be unbroken? -- Statler Brothers

[dfwgator]

The Kinks - Living On A Thin Line

[Songcraft]

"Get In Line Brother" - Flatt & Scruggs

[Kathy in Alaska]

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[Kathy in Alaska]

Allegra!!

[Dr. Sivana]

Bobby Russell -1432 Franklin Pike Circle Hero (1968)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMbJCkbAZCY

[HandyDandy]

Stealing —— Grateful Dead

“Put your arms around me like a circle round the sun”

[Kathy in Alaska]

dfwgator!!

[Kathy in Alaska]

Fiji!!

[thegagline]

Spirit: I’ve Got A Line On You<

The first song I thought of.

[SkyDancer]

~ Evening All! ~

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~ Welcome To My World ~

I’m Down There Somewhere

[Fiji Hill]

"The Clapping Song" incorporates "Rubber Dolly" or "Little Rubber Dolly," an old Western Swing classic. Roy Hall & His Blue Ridge Entertainers waxed one of the earliest versions in 1940 and Harry Choates also scored with it in 1948.

[BlueLancer]

This is cheating a little ... not the title, nor part of the lyrics, but rather the group:

The Cyrkle ...

Red Rubber Ball