rejoice in
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When the Prodigal Son’s older brother is bothered about the feast, his father tells him to rejoice in his brother’s return.
"We are unique in a lot of ways, our present and future is shaped by our past. It is a chance for us to rejoice in something, forget our issues and come together."
From BBC
Faithful across the world are attending services to hear the Gospel, see reenactments of the key moments in the last seven days of his life and rejoice in the Good News — or at least have a big brunch with the family and let the kids look for eggs and chocolate bunnies.
From Los Angeles Times
Wolves fans enjoying a few local drinks after Sunday's win over Tottenham Hotspur were able to rejoice in style when head coach Vitor Pereira joined them to celebrate.
From BBC
“I celebrate the magical relationships with my muses, who challenge me to create safe spaces where we can dream and make believe. You inspire everything I do. You are my life. All my muses have battled society’s norms and restrictions on gender and body identity. I rejoice in self-expression and freedom. “
From Los Angeles Times
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