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Flood Becomes Mud - Jars Of Clay

"waves that I can’t lift me up," using water to symbolize being overwhelmed by one's own failings or the vast distance between a person and God.
Flood Becomes Mud - Jars Of Clay

"waves that I can’t lift me up," using water to symbolize being overwhelmed by one's own failings or the vast distance between a person and God.

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Jason Bishop

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