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Mug · Job 29:6

Washed My Steps with Butter

Job 29:6

“When I washed my steps with butter”

Job 29:6
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$18White

11 oz glossy ceramic mug, white or black. One side: the verse and its citation. Other side: the line to say if someone asks, then “Now you’ve been Manna’d.” and manna-d.com. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Made to order.

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What it means

Job had lost everything. Here he looks back on his best days, when life was so rich it was like washing his steps in butter. But the first thing he says he misses isn’t the wealth. It’s God being close to him.

The blessings were good, but God was the best part.

If someone asks

“Job is remembering when life was so good it was like washing his steps in butter. What he missed most wasn’t the good life. It was being close to God. The blessings were good. God was better.”

Now you’ve been Manna’d.

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