Romans 8:19
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Romans 8:19. For the earnest expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestly, of the sons of God.
So great is to be the glory of God’s children that all the world is waiting for it. Every creature stands on tip-toe, looking for the coming of Christ and the manifestation of the redeemed. What must be the greatness of this thing which the whole creation has learned to expect?