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1Ch 22:11-13 11.02.01 The only excuse for not praying in advance for our family is ignorance, laziness or unbelief.
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1Sam 8:3 09.22.02 Why not thank God for the way things are and stop thinking your desires are better than his will.
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Ex 4:2 11.08.02 Will you be excusable or usable when God calls?
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Ez 34:10 07.27.02 We have no defense when we act contrary to God's Word and then claim stupidity as a defense.
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Mk 6:3 02.22.04 God will not tolerate excuses from someone who after walking with Jesus should know better.
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Ps 7:15 01.07.04 Why is it we always suspect someone else is responsible for digging the hole we're in?
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Dan 12:1b 12.04.04 I wonder how many lost people will stand before God and say, "I intended to do it," or "I thought I did!"
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Acts 24:16 07.06.04 Don't defend yourself; your enemies don't deserve it and your friends don't require it.
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Ro 10:14 09.16.05 Be careful what you hear and ignore. It may make you accountable before God.
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Gen 20:5 07.18.06 Explanations are not needed for the child of God. God dosen't require it and our Enemy doesn't deserve it.
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Gen 20:10 08.03.06 Both God and those who are lost expect Christians to act in a godly fashion, so what possible excuse can we offer when we don't?
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Gen 24:27b 01.14.07 Explanations given without relating to God are nothing but an excuse.
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Gen 37:27b 09.24.08 We can try to defend our actions, but consequences may rise up to testify against us.
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Mt 14:15 01.25.08 When it comes to praying, taking notice of what's wrong exposes our lack of faith and the fact we don't have a teachable spirit.
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Gen 38:23 11.23.08 Don't excuse yourself; your enemies won't accept it and your friends won't require it.
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Mt 19:18 07.21.09 Spilt a hair and you may slice your finger.
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Mt 21:3 12.17.09 Our answer to God shouldn't be "Why," but an unwaivering "Yes!"
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Ex 1:18 02.02.11 3476. An excuse is an admission dressed up as something else.
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Ex 2:12 03.21.11 3523. Privilege means little when we abuse it.