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Remembrance is an understanding of the reality of the past in such a way that the events of the past become a force in the present, producing some activity of will or of body or both.
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To counter the human propensity to edit memories, God has given us narrative and ceremony.

Preaching as Reminding, p4

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without memory, we are lost souls. That is why the Bible is replete with statements, stories, sermons, and ceremonies designed to stir memory. Even nature—the rainbow after the flood—serves as a reminder of God's faithfulness (Gen 9:13-17).

Preaching as Reminding (p. 3)

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