Too too many to count. ⁣

Sixth graders forget to write their names on everything from casual homework to formal tests!

The assignments I would get without a name on them would go in my “no name” folder, and zeros would go in the grade book. ⁣

When students realized their overall class grade was tanking from a missing assignment, they’d usually rush to the “no name” folder, find their nameless work, write their name on it, and turn it back in. ⁣

And their grade would go right back up. ⁣

No matter how many times they turned in late no-name work, their grade would go right back up. ⁣

Psalm 136 is pretty cool because every single verse ends with the same phrase:⁣

“For his mercy endureth for ever.”⁣

For example:

“O give thanks unto the God of heaven: for his mercy endureth for ever.” (Psalm 136:26)⁣

Forever. ⁣

Always extending mercy. ⁣

Every time we realize we forgot something important. ⁣

Every time we realize our spiritual progression has been halted. ⁣

Every time we know something is wrong. ⁣

He will extend His mercy. He will forgive. ⁣

Over and over and over. ⁣

We never have to worry that we’ve run out of opportunities.⁣

We don’t have to worry that we’ve taken too many chances. ⁣

That grade can always go right back up. ⁣

All semester long. And next semester. And the next. ⁣

Because His mercy endures forever! ⁣

Happy Studying!

-Cali Black

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