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DELIGHT YOURSELVES IN THE LORD

"Delight" is to be happy or at peace with something. I wish I was an artist and could paint a picture of true wonderful delight. I wish I had awesome oratory skills that would set a picture in your minds that you could see a beauty that you would hold forever. I wish that I had in a greater sense of this beauty that it could be set out in my very life. This is why I study, so that this beauty may become more real and more beautiful to me.

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