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Bobby Warrenburg - December 1, 2024
O Wisdom
Scripture References: Proverbs 8:22-31
From Series: "O Come"
This series shares a theme with this year's Advent devotional, which is organized around a set of seven prayers called the O Antiphons. These are anthems sung responsively that have been used during Advent for thirteen-hundred years. Rich with biblical language and themes, they call out for the dawning of God’s full and complete presence with seven powerful prayers that all cry out, “Come!
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Bobby Warrenburg - December 1, 2024
O Wisdom
Scripture References: Proverbs 8:22-31
From Series: "O Come"
This series shares a theme with this year's Advent devotional, which is organized around a set of seven prayers called the O Antiphons. These are anthems sung responsively that have been used during Advent for thirteen-hundred years. Rich with biblical language and themes, they call out for the dawning of God’s full and complete presence with seven powerful prayers that all cry out, “Come!
