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By Malachi’s time, the people were no longer actively rebellious they were weary and cynical. The return had not produced the glory they imagined. The new temple was not like Solomon’s. The economy lacked blessing. Hopes for a restored kingdom faded. Worship grew stale. Hearts grew cold.
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Cornerstone Registration Form

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By Malachi’s time, the people were no longer actively rebellious they were weary and cynical. The return had not produced the glory they imagined. The new temple was not like Solomon’s. The economy lacked blessing. Hopes for a restored kingdom faded. Worship grew stale. Hearts grew cold.
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