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Friday!
Proverbs!
So that 
your trust may be in the Lord, 
I teach you today, 
even you.
Proverbs 22:19 NIV
Even you.
"I have loved you with an everlasting love." Jer 31:3
Even you.
"He rescued me because he delights in me" Ps 18:19
Even you.
"There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus" Romans 8:1
Even you
Nothing can separate you from God's love. Romans 8:38-39
Even you.
I've come that you might have life. Jesus. John 10:10
Even you.
I have seen you, known you since before time. I've loved you so much that I've chosen you, adopted you, made you an heir to all that I am. 
That's how precious you are. Ephesians 1:4-14
Even you.
Even you.
Even you.
Even you.
How often have we heard God's truth and even shared it with others, but when it comes to me, if you knew me, then there's no way you'd say that. 
But He does.
You are enough. 
Even you. 
John 3:16-17 Our God said I love you, I haven't come here to condemn you, but to save you precious child. 
Even you.
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