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The ram’s horn points directly to the ultimate sacrifice—Jesus Christ.

Centuries later, Jesus—the second Adam—would stand where the first one fell. He wouldn’t forget His identity. He wouldn’t give in to twisted words. He remained faithful, even to the cross.

Complaining, self-pity, and doubt are often rooted in a poor view of God. When we don’t trust His character, we resist His mercy. But the truth is: God is merciful and full of compassion (Psalm 103:8).

David wasn’t born into power. He was the last son in a large family — overlooked, uninvited, and irrelevant in the eyes of man. Yet, God saw him. More importantly, God knew his heart.

At the Last Supper, Jesus took the cup, gave thanks, and said, “This is My blood of the new covenant, which is shed for many for the remission of sins.” (Matthew 26:28)

There’s one truth that remains unmoved by our emotions, failures, or circumstances—Abba Father’s love is irreversible. No matter where we...