Matthew 7:27
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Matthew 7:27. And it fell:
Just when the tenant most needed shelter, it fell. He did not need it so much till the floods came, and the winds blew; but now, when he would fain have crouched down beneath his roof-tree, and have been at peace from the howling hurricane, then "it fell."
Matthew 7:27. And great was the fall of it.
The fall was so great because he could never build again.