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    The document discusses the concept of irony, providing biblical examples. It notes the greatest irony is that Jesus, who is righteous, suffered and died for our sins even though we are unrighteous. This brought us closer to God. It asks the reader to recall times God used irony in their life, and how they react to life's ironies.

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    The document discusses the concept of irony, providing biblical examples. It notes the greatest irony is that Jesus, who is righteous, suffered and died for our sins even though we are unrighteous. This brought us closer to God. It asks the reader to recall times God used irony in their life, and how they react to life's ironies.

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    Maria Carmela
    The document discusses the concept of irony, providing biblical examples. It notes the greatest irony is that Jesus, who is righteous, suffered and died for our sins even though we are unrighteous. This brought us closer to God. It asks the reader to recall times God used irony in their life, and how they react to life's ironies.

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    IRONIC

    IRONY - a state of affairs or an event that


    seems deliberately contrary to what
    one expects
    Ironies in the Bible

    Give examples of ironies in the Bible


    (Old or New Testament, parables, verses, etc.)
    Greatest irony of all
    For Christ also suffered once for
    sins, the righteous for the
    unrighteous, to bring you to God. He
    was put to death in the body but
    made alive in the Spirit.

    - 1 Peter 3:18
    *Recall events where God was working in your
    life by His use of irony?

    *How do you react to life’s ironies?


    THE END
    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

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