Sermon
Daniel's Weapon| Frank Castrejon
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I wanted to let you know that this word was
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stirring in my heart. This word was stirring in my
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heart recently when we started the fast, and I was
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speaking to Pastor about it, and so I don't know,
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like I feel like the Lord wanted to release this
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word over the body of Jesus Christ. Of course, Pastor
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also heard from the Lord that I was the one
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to deliver it, and so.
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I don't know. I don't know.
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There is an impartation that's taking place today, and I
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don't want you to miss it. That's that's what I'm
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telling you. I don't want to I don't want you
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to take the words lightly because I feel like if
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you miss it, then you're going to miss a big
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portion and in the future coming years of you could
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have got it today. That's what I'm trying to tell you.
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So don't miss it, Okay, get ready to grab it.
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Okay.
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So this this sermon message is called Daniel's weapon. We're
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talking about the fast, right, we've been fasting. We are
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in fasting. I'm in fasting, A bunch of you are
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in fasting. But there is a special weapon that Daniel employs.
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In the Book of Daniel that I think is not
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actually spoken of or taught necessarily. And that's what revelation means.
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Revelation knowledge of Jesus Christ, right, and the Lord just
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bringing a new, fresh word and a new understanding to
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the Book of Daniel, because a lot of the Old Testament.
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Sometimes we end up we end up taking the Old
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Testament for granted. We think, because it's in the past,
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it no longer applies to the New Testament sometimes, you know,
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and that's that's a fallacy sometimes, right. But but God
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has granted to us access to this word today.
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Amen. So it's the year six hundred and five BC.
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Daniel as a teenage boy, he's about thirteen or fourteen
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years old, and he's taken captive into Babylon. Okay, Daniel,
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it says in the Word in chapter one of Daniel.
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Let's go to verse three. Let's start at verse three.
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Then the king instructed Ashpirnaz, the master of the eunuchs,
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to bring some of the children of Israel and some
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of the king's descendants and some of the nobles, young
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men in whom there was no blemish, but good looking,
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gifted in all wisdom, possessing knowledge, and quick to understand
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who had ability to serve in the king's palace, and
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whom they might teach the language and literature of the Chaldeans.
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And the king appointed for them daily provision of the
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king's delicacies and of the choice wine which he drank,
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and three years training for them, so that at the
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end of their time they might serve before the King.
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Now from among the sons of Judah were Daniel, Hananiah, Michael,
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and Azariah.
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To them the chief Unich gave names. He gave Daniel
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the name.
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Built Ti Jazar, and Hananiah Shaderaq, to Michel Mishak, and
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to Azariah Abennigo. But Daniel purposed in his heart that
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he would not defile himself with the portion of the
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king's delicacies, nor with the wine which he drank. Therefore
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he requested of the Chief of the eunuchs that he
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might not defile himself.
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Now, God, so he started. The last word started. But Daniel.
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Now God had brought Daniel into the favor in the
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goodwill of the Chief of the Eunuchs.
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Pause.
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Let's pause there. I want you to get this picture.
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You're thirteen and fourteen years old, and you know the
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scriptures it said in verse four that he was wise already.
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He had known the scriptures, he had the Torah, he
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had the prophets. He understood two things from the Old Testament.
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He understood that Isaiah had prophesied one hundred and fifty
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years ago. Well, it would have been at this point.
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It would have been about eighty something years ago. Eighty
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something years ago. Isaiah prophesies that there is coming a
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king named Cyrus, who is to deliver the people of Judea,
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which is Israel. Right at this moment, those that are
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were taken captive. He is a son of Judah, He's
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from the tribe of Judah. So himself being captured that
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he prophesied that Tires would come and free them at
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some point seventy years down.
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The road, because he also knew.
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About the prophet Jeremiah saying that their captivity would be
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for seventy years. Imagine you're that old, and you know
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you have a seventy year sentence saying in over your head, what.
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Do you do? Now?
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Do you forsake the Lord because you feel forsaken? Do
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what Daniel does, which he says that he purposed within
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himself verse eight again, but Daniel purposed in his heart
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that he would not defile himself with the portion of
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the king's delicacies.
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What do you do at that point in time? Right,
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It says.
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That the reason why in the Old Testament, the reason
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why they even went into captivity. It says that the
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remnant would not escape this captivity, that even they would
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be punished because they were drawn away by an.
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Evil king named Vanessa.
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Manessa even ended up sacrificing his own son and made
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him pass through the fire.
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It says he was wicked.
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He built astra poles inside of the courts of the
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Temple of Solomon, and they did heinous things, heinous acts.
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They built and erected all kinds of idols inside of
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the temple, and they desecrated the house of the Lord.
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So he said, not even my remnant would escape. Sounds
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sounds like they were in trouble, right, They were being
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put in a position where Daniel he's like, he's probably
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thinking in his head, He's like, I'm thirteen, fourteen years old,
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I'm filled with wisdom. I know the Gospel, right, I
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know the Torah, I know the prophets. And then all
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of the sudden, at once, He's like, Okay, this is
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that fulfillment of time. Now I got seven years to go.
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What do I do? Purposes that he will not defile himself. Now,
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I want you to look at this. This is where
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he begins as fast. Right in verse seventeen. Let's go
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to verse seventeen. As for these young men, God gave
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them knowledge and skill in literature and all wisdom, and
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Daniel had understanding in all visions and dreams. Now, at
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the end of the days, when the king had said
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that they should be brought in, the chief of the
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eunuchs brought them in before Nebuconezzer. Then the king interviewed them,
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and among them all, among them all, none was found
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like Daniel, Hannonaiah, Michel Azariah. Therefore they served before the king,
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and in all matters of wisdom and understanding about which
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the King examined them, he found them ten times better
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than all the magicians astrologers who were in all his realm.
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Thus Daniel continued until the first year of Cyrus.
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This is something that I found out, that means his
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fast began at the beginning of Nebukanezer and ended at
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the first year of King Cyrus. He fasted seventy years.
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That takes faithfulness. He chose faithfulness that resulted.
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In him in him leading.
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A life that said, I have the favor of God
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in my life, and therefore the king also recognizes the
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favor that he has on me, and so he has
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favor before the king. And it says that these men
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served the king continually in the word. In other translations,
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it says that they served before the king continually all
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the time. This is the same kingdom, mind you. That
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also the same kingdom that also made the law that
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said that not even the queen could stand before the
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king lest she be what killed for walking into his
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presence without being first called. That's the type of favor
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that God created.
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For these four men. That's favor outwardly.
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This king saw something amazing in these four young men,
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because he said that not only were they beautiful, they
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also saw wisdom in them, and that they had understanding
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and were quick to learn. There was something outwardly recognizable
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and different among all of the children who.
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They took captive.
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Because see, this king didn't just want the wealth of
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this nation Israel, nor the gold out of the temple,
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nor to destroy it, nor to make them serve him.
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He also wanted.
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The best of the best for himself, and he found
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that in the wisdom of God through these young men.
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He said, whatever you got, I need. And so he
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thinks he's calling them in because they're special. But guess what,
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God sent them there because it was his calling. In
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Seven Mountain Theology, we're taught that we understand that everything
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has a purpose, like there's the mountain of government, right
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in this case, Daniel was sent to the mountain of
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governance over Babylon that he would be the one who
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influences and oversees all the kings that were coming after
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nebukan Nezzer and Nebukanezzer all the way until King Cyrus.
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See the writer Josephis actually tells us what that that
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he believes that Daniel directly spoke with King Cyrus upon
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his arrival, when he spoke to him and told him.
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You have been prophesied over by Isaiah one hundred and
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fifty years ago that you would come and that you
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would free Jerusalem. Now is your opportunity to walk in
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the manner that the Lord has already carved out for you.
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It's your choice as a king to make the decision
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that you need to make. That is what the body
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of Jesus Christ should be doing continually before the leaders
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of the nations, that we should tell them right now
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there is a fullness of time that has come and
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you have a decision to make, whether it is good
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or evil.
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Choose for yourself. But God has declared it over your life.
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Where is the people of God in this time to
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be able to speak to the leaders of the nations.
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In the world. So he has to come station.
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And suddenly Ezra writes, another prophet, another leader of Israel writes,
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and he says, thus says King Cyrus, that he is
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going to rebuild the temple of God, and he is
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the only God, and he will make him his dwelling in.
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Not Babylon, Jerusalem.
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And so he hands them the papers, and then Ezra
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and Nehemiah go to build.
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Who stays behind.
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The one who had the call originally that he would
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be sent to a nation and to the mountain of government.
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Daniel stayed behind to make sure that he oversaw the
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kings of Babylon because they were still most likely I
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believe some people say he might have been too old
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to make the trek but I believe that that was
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his call, so he remains. And then in chapter ten
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he writes about the third year now of King Cyrus.
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So between the first year of King Cyrus and the
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third year of King Cyrus, I believe it says that
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he continued his fast, but then he stopped right, So
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he stops his fast for about two years. But in
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chapter ten he does something interesting. He reignites the fast.
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He starts it again, and then war breaks out in
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the heavens because he is behind the lines of another
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principality in Babylon.
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Now he needs.
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Gabriel to deliver the message. Gabriel shows up twenty one
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days later. He tells him, Oh, Daniel, you're so highly esteemed.
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He has favor before God. Remember this, you are highly esteemed.
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I heard you from day one, but the Prince of
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Persia withheld me for these days. And so then he said,
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so Michael came to wrestle with the Prince of Persia
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so that I could deliver to you the message. This
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man's prayer, through his unwavering faith and dedication to the Lord,
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he did not stop believing all the way until then
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he said, I'm gonna reignite the thing that I know
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that gets me all of these things answered, because his
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vision is disturbing me, and I need to pray and
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fast so that I know that I'm moving heaven and
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earth on this earth, right here, right now, on earth,
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as it is in heaven. So then he says, now, Daniel,
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I must leave you, because I'm going to go and
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take down what Prince of Persia, because the Prince of
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Greece must surely come. He set in motion, through his
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fasting and his praying the events that would eventually lead
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to Xerxes and all of the other kings that were
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coming after, including Alexander the Great, and then all of
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what needed to take place till the Roman Empire shows
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up on that place and thus brings what the time
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of what the four hundred years of silence, and then
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all of the sudden, the Spirit of Elijah proceeds in
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fore runs.
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The Messiah. There's a specific call.
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And a reason for every single person in the body
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of Jesus Christ, and you don't even yet know, like.
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This is just the iceberg.
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You're at the tip of the iceberg for your own life.
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You don't know the events that are going to lead
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up into the future or the million soul billion soul
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harvests that we need to have in our nation to
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bring about preparing the way of the Lord. Daniel gives
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us an early picture of the church and the position
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that it should be taking. Daniel gives us a great
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depiction of what we are to be like. Even to
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this day. You think Daniel's weapon is fasting. Some of
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you perceived that Daniel's weapon is abstaining from things right now.
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Some of you may think that Daniel's weapon may be prayer.
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But there's something else that God wants to give us,
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and we're gonna go into that. Outwardly, it looks like
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he has a life of consecration. Outwardly, it looks like
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he has a life of chastisement. Outwardly, it looks like
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he has a life of sacrifice.
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He just gave up all this bomb food, all these pastries,
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all this sugar, the best wine.
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And you know it was the best.
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Nebuknezzar was at the apex of Neo Babylonion.
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He was at the apex.
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This man would have You wouldn't have made it long
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or far had you brought bad food into the court,
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or bad wine or bad anything into that court, you
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wouldn't have made it far. Okay, So he gave up
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the best of the best for something better.
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And then the manner.
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Of which he did it is what God wants us
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to see, Okay, a life.
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Of rest.
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Through the Holy Spirit. We are actually able to walk
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in obedience to God. We're able to do the works
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of God through it. But what are the works of God?
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Jesus painted it to us like this, They said, what
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are the works of God?
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That we may work? The works of God? Right?
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He said, here's the work of God that you would
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believe in, the one whom he sent. How how do
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we go from working? But then it's just all about belief, right,
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But there's a manner that God is unlocking to us
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that he wants us to do that in that is beyond.
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What we're We're always about work. We're always about toil.
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We're always about moving and grooving, trying to get the
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next dollar. We're trying to get this, we're trying to
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get to that. We're trying to get the next item
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that we want on our checklist, you know, And that's
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you know what, that's that's in this world? We have needs, right,
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But there's a manner in which God is opening up
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to us that we should proceed moving forward in those
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areas of influence in life that he wants us to do.
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Okay, mm hmm.
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Daniel partners with the call of God in his life.
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This is what yields him the results that he gets. Okay,
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the results are of course powerful, as I've already expressed
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to you right that He's moving heaven and earth in
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order to make God's will come to pass in that
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nation and for the nation of Israel.
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Right m hm.
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He has an unwavering love of God. I pay attention
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to this. He has an unwavering love of God, and
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he desires to be intimate with the Father and be
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brought and be brought into God's rest that God promises
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to David, the writer of Hebrews, opens this up.
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And this is what God again is desiring that we
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should have today.
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Because Jesus said, come to me, all you who are
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what heavy laden, take my yoke upon you.
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Right, My burden is what light. Okay, let's go to
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verse eight and go from there.
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I'm gonna just give you the meat of this one.
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For if Joshua had given them rest, he would not
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afterwards have spoken of another day. There remains therefore a
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rest for the people of God. That's you and me
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in Jesus Christ. For he who has entered his rest
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has himself also ceased from his work, as God did
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from his.
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Let us therefore be diligent.
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This word diligent means spidazzo, meaning to labor. We're gonna labor, okay,
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We're laboring to enter into rest lest anyone fall according
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to the same example of what disobedience for the Word
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of God is living in powerful and sharper than any
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two edged sword, peers even to the division of the
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soul in the spirit and the joints in the marrow,
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and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of
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what the heart. And there is no creature hidden from
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his sight, but all things are naked and open to
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the eyes of Him, to whom we must give account
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if we are to work at all or endeavor for
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anything pertaining to holiness. In this season, it's going to
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be to labor to enter into his rest. God is
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bringing reformation to the church. God is bringing a new
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discovery in his word to us right now, right sacrifice.
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He did not ask for from the new bride.
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Why, because the fullness of the sacrifice has already been
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made in Jesus Christ.
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Therefore, what is there left to do? For our great
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high priest.
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Said that after he had made the sacrifice, that he
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walks in to what the throne, and he sits him
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down at the.
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Right hand of what the Father.
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In the scriptures, we are told that we are to
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what that we are actually what seated in heavenly places
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in Christ Jesus. That sounds great if I express that
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to you, But let me tell you something about that verse. See,
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priests would have to sacrifice morning and evening, and the
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fire could never go out once it was lit on
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the altar and in the temple or on the lampstand.
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It had to perpetually be fed all the time. But
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Jesus made sacrifice once and for all, and has sat
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down in the only seat available inside of the temple.
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It is the mercy seat.
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When you are seated in heavenly places, you're actually seated
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in heavenly places. In the place that John saw the
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same lamb that was slain, and Moses saw the vision
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of what the tabernacle would look like, he saw the
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same exact seats and said, oh wow.
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And John goes, oh wow.
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The Lamb of God, who was slain before the foundations
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of the earth, is now seated right here on this throne,
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and all the elders are bowing around him. And he
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says to us, the Holy Spirit expresses to us, you
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are seated in heavenly places, in Christ Jesus.
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And there's only one place where he sits.
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Therefore, it says in Hebrews, now we are able to
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come to the throne of Grace boldly. So we make
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our decrease from heaven, and we're seated in heavenly place.
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And that that is where Daniel was living from.
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Daniel's weapon was was rest in God. One thing David said,
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I have desired.
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One thing I've asked for that I would remain in
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the presence of my God forever.
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He knew this, and so.
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When Daniel goes into Babylon, one thing I asked for
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one thing I desire that I would be always in
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your presence. And the only key, the key to rest,
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and the only key that is found and the only
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door that is found for Daniel was to walk through
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the door of obedience. He didn't it says in the
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Word that sacrifices he didn't ask for, and obedience is
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greater than what sacrifice. He didn't ask Daniel to give
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those up. He asked them to just follow him, no
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matter where you go, no matter where you were going.
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Mm hmm.
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How do we know this? How can we make this argument?
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How can we make this argument? Zach It says in
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the Word, Paul tells us expressedly that we should make
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our bodies a living sacrifice wholly and pleasing to God.
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Did he not? So? Can two things be true in
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the Word of God?
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Certainly, even though they seemingly are opposites. I believe that yes,
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it can, because we know that Christ has fulfilled the
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perfect sacrifice already.
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Right, we no longer have to make sacrifices. Right, Okay?
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So can it also be true that we can make
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a sacrifice of praise to God, much like David did
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when he brings the Arc of the Covenant into Jerusalem
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and it rests inside the tabernacle of David. Yes, Yes,
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two things appear again to be opposite, but they are
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all equally. Yes, and amen, we get to also make
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sacrifices of praise. We get to we don't got to.
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It used to be, we got to. Now we get to. Okay,
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we don't do it from a place of needing to,
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but getting to. And we no longer sacrifice because we
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must out of a place of knowing that we are
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already accepted in the Beloved. We do not sacrifice in
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our fasting. We give it lovingly and wilfully because our
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deepest desire, much like Daniels, to be in His presence,
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continually seated in heavenly places, in Christ Jesus and resting
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in His embrace.
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That's what this fast is about.
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Some of you guys are getting that free right now
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if you feel that that's the Lord. God did not
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intend Romans chapter twelve, verse one and two to be
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used to only abstain from the works of the flesh,
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but to have understanding that God's will for you is
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beyond abstaining from food or drink or sin.
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Let's go to Colossians two.
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As you therefore have received Christ Jesus the Lord, so
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walk in him. This gives a new depth of understanding
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to a pastor preached last week. Last week he preached
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on Isaiah thirty twenty one. It says your ears shall
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hear a word behind you saying this is the way
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walking it wherever you turn to the right hand, or
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whenever you turn to the left, that's Isaiah thirty twenty one.
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See you received Christ.
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God did not intend his word for us to be
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simply about abstaining, but to.
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Teach us a way to walk in Him. And through
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the power of.
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The Holy Ghost, we are given the ability to walk
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in obedience to God. Walk into the throne of Grace boldly,
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and take a seat in the embrace of Jesus Christ,
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and say, yes, my Lord, what shall we do to
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whom shall we speak to? What shall we decree from
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heaven on this earth? To make heaven tremble and shake,
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and to have principalities brought down and low and bow
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to the feet of Jesus Christ. Even what we prayed
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about this morning having to do with the inauguration, every
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single blay, blaspheming tongue will not prevail against the will
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of God. We speak from heavenly places to this earth.
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What else is there left for God to do? His
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only answer to obedience is for that His word be
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made manifest in your life. There is nothing left for
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it to do. Did you catch that the only response
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of God after you have completed obediences for that his
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will to be completed through His word in your life.
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Just like Daniel. That's why the lions couldn't even kill.
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Him, because his obedience was the key to be in
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heavenly places. An angel had to shut the mouth of
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the lions because God is not forsaking his word over
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Daniel's life.
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That's favor. Man observed the favor on his life.
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That is the picture of the new glorious church that
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we are to be today to God.
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He was esteemed of God. I tell you today that
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could be you. That is you.
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You're esteemed of the Lord in Christ. You have received Christ,
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so walk in him. You are esteemed of God. Even
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angels declared it, and I'm declaring to you to even
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right now that that's the case.
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Let's do a first closing you.
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Guys ready, because guess what, we're running out of time
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and I still got some more some more good stuff
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to share with you.
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Come on, we got some good stuff. Okay.
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I'm gonna give you further points to observe because God
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has always been the.
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Same and he will never change. Okay.
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First, Samuel fifteen twenty two through twenty three. So Samuel said,
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has the Lord great delight and burnt offerings and sacrifices.
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As in obeying the voice of the Lord.
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Be Hold, to obey is better than sacrifice, and to
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heed than the fat of rams. For rebellions as the
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sin of witchcraft and stubbornness, as iniquity and idolatry. Because
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you have rejected the word of the Lord, he has
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also rejected you from being king.
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He's telling Saul, and observe here.
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Saul was told basically this, you have the fear of
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man which is holding you back, and God's breaking that.
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Off of you. Okay, that applies, all right.
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And rebellion is as the sin of witchft, rebellion to
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what what he had already told him to do, and
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that's being broken off your life. He even tries to
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manipulate God by trying to tell him I did this
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for you. He tries to use God as escapegoat for
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his disobedience. Sometimes we want something so bad that we
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try to twist God's arm. Even in what seemingly looks
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like sacrifice, sacrificing and fasting, God's breaking that off of
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you today.
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God's breaking that off.
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Today, Obedience is the key to rest. God doesn't want
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you burdening yourself with without you knowing that you are
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seated in heavenly places.
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First.
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Once we find that out, then fasting actually becomes a
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position of resting, not giving things up, not abstaining from
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certain things, understanding that obedience gets you there into the
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rest of God, and He has no other option but
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to bless you because he will not change, and he
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has not changed, and he will not back down on
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his own word. So when you choose to walk into
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the Holy of Holies, and that thing that you desire
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the most is that you be pleasing to Him and
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that you walk in Christ just like you received Him,
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and you just say, I'm gonna trust you, Lord. This
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is not what you want from my life. Perfect, that's
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what I won't do. This is what you do want
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me to walk like? Great, this is what it looks like.
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It's not about the don'ts, It's about the do.
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Daniel's weapon is what God wants to equip his church
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today with that you find rest, and the key to
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that door is obedience. Despite your circumstance, despite what things
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are from are are are are increasing in your life
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that may be negative, or that you are in a
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place or of work or influence that just seems to
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be overwhelming for you. You're not there to be changed
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by it. You're there to change it. If you have
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felt like you're continually sacrificing for your faith, God is
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talking to you. If you felt like you're being heavy
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this fast, God's talking to you. If you felt like
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you have done something to twist his arm. God's talking
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to you if you felt like religion was about abstaining
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from things rather than following the King of Kings and
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the Lord of Lords and receiving his sacrifice that He
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made for you to walk in purity, holiness, love, gentleness, kindness, meekness,
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self control.
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He's talking to you.
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The next days of fasting may feel tough for you,
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but I'm speaking to your spirit that it is being strengthened.
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Right now, let's stand up to receive more of God.
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I found out that when I'm asked to do something
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from the Lord, if I'm complaining about it, then the
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thing that I still do tends to feel heavy.
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It still tends to be a heavy yoke.
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I found out that when I do it joyfully, wilfully, lovingly.
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Then the Lord graces me with his presence in that
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thing that I'm doing, and suddenly it just feels slighter.
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It feels so much lighter. I no longer in burdening
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myself unnecessarily. I'm doing it. This thing that I'm doing,
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I'm doing it from a place of rest because I
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understand that He's there continually, and that he never left
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me an orphan, that he saw me through my darkest times,
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in my darkest hours. And if you hear the voice
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of God today, do not harden your hearts like they
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did in the rebellion.
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Because He's bringing you into something beautiful and amazing, and
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he's teaching you to walk again. He's bringing his beautiful
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bride past religion, unnecessary burdens, and he's bringing it into
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a place of glory. He's bringing his bride into a
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place of strength, honor, dignity. He's bringing his bride his church.
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He's bringing it to a place of real influence, through
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the door of obedience, into his rest forever. If you
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don't know what this rest feels like, if you don't
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yet know what I'm talking about, this joke, this thing
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that God wants to train you up in as his child,
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and you want to receive the Lord today, we in
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the congregation want to pray with you before I release
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the Destiny team to come up. I also want you
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to know if you will receive the Lord today to
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find out what this rest is about. If you've been
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living a life of religion, come up also. And if
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that means all of you walk up here, that's fine,
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I'm okay with that. The whole altar is open. But
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I want you to know this and receive it fully.
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Because God is breaking this off his church. You will
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walk into your seven mountains of influence. You will overcome
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the devil. Heaven will move on your behalf today.
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So Lord, I just give you thanks.
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God for all these souls. Father, we receive you afresh
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in the new revelation of your son and what he
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has actually paid for that we would walk as a
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people in your rest, God, not having to do.
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But living to be.
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Yours, perpetually, continually.
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Living for you. God Father. We just say, bless us.
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God with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in
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Christ Jesus, bless us, Lord, command your blessing on this
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house God, because we are a house who is united
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for one purpose.
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This one thing we have asked.
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For from you, O Lord, that we would be always
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before you.
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And be always in your presence. God. This one thing
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we need is to dwell in.
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Your courts forever and ever and ever and ever and ever. God,
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in Jesus' mighty name, we seal this up today. God,
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Thank you for your loving us.
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Amen. If you're receiving the Lord today, please come forward.
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We want to pray with you and make sure that
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you're walking free, that you're walking in rest today.
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Amen. Love you guys,