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“Mom, why is Kendall crying?”, exclaimed Kyle, as his four-year-old twin brother jumped up and down, tears streaming onto his scarlet cheeks.

“A honey-bee stung Kendell, but he will be all right soon,” assured Mom as she tried to soothe her distressed victim.

“Where is the bee? Will it sting me too?”, shrieked Kyle as he began to run for the house.

“Wait Kyle”, said Mom. “Don't be afraid. Your brother took the sting. That bee has no stinger. It cannot harm you now.”

Christ took the sting for us when he died on the Cross. We read in 1 Corinthians 15:55... “0 death, where b thy sting? 0 grave, where b thy victory?” When we believe that Christ died to atone for our sins that we might have eternal life, death has no victory...no sting.

Rejoice as you worship thb week, for Christ has taken the sting for you.

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