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The God Who Sees

1.1 Asa's Two Battles

1.2 A Seer Confronts a King

1.3 Eyes That Roam the Earth

Discussion 1

A Heart Wholly His

2.1 Whole, Not Flawless

2.2 Trusting a King Instead of the King

2.3 Planted by Water

Discussion 2

When Trust Drifts

3.1 When Rest Turns to War

3.2 Angry at the Messenger

3.3 Seeking Help but Not the LORD

Discussion 3

Checkpoint

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The LORD sees the whole earth and shows Himself strong for those whose hearts are wholly His. Follow King Asa from a prayer of total dependence to a treaty that worked and a word from a seer, and learn where seeing as God sees begins. (2 Chronicles 16:7–10)

The LORD sees the whole earth and shows Himself strong for those whose hearts are wholly His. Follow King Asa from a prayer of total dependence to a treaty that worked and a word from a seer, and learn where seeing as God sees begins.

The Eyes of the Lord: A Heart Wholly His

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