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Proverbs 15:11

If God sees even the realm of the dead and the place of destruction — utterly hidden from human sight — how much more does He see the thoughts and intentions of every human heart? No inner life is hidden from God. This is a call to honesty before Him.

Memory phrase: God sees every heart.

Talk about it: If God sees your heart right now, what does He see?

Prayer: God, You see my heart. Make it clean.

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