Sermon
Mission 25 - Come and See a Man
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Well, we, we want to thank our brother and I was powerful
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altogether, wasn't it? And great singing.
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Good to sing of Christ, drinking at the streams of living water.
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It's wonderful to be saved, isn't it?
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And we're happy. Well, we should be.
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And because we have Christ as our saviours.
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Well, thank you very much. That's the first time I've heard
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you and I was really blessed as she came there to sing the
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gospel today. Thank you very much, Mr
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McLaughlin, the session here and the church for inviting us along
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here at this particular time and to hold the gospel ambition.
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I hope you'll come back. And I know it's a bit far by
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these gentlemen, but if you're around the community, come along
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and invite all of us in under the sound of the gospel of the
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Lord Jesus Christ. So let's work together and let's
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pray together and we pray to God with touch hearts and people
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will be saved. Maybe you're here tonight, the
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first very night of the mission, and you're not right with God.
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Well, we certainly pray that you'll come and find the Lord
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Jesus as your Lord and Saviour today.
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Have a great way to start the mission, wouldn't it?
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The very commencement here of the mission tonight.
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Now we're going to turn in God's Word to looks or John's Gospel
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chapter 4, the Gospel of John and the chapter 4.
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And just for time's sake, we'll just read a few verses together.
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And this woman met the Lord Jesus at the well in John four
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and the Lord Jesus speaking and he says to this woman, verse 24
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God is a spirit, and there that worship him must worship him in
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spirit and the truth the woman saith unto him, I know that
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messiahs cometh, which is called Christ.
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And when he has come, he will tell us all things.
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Jesus says unto her, I that speak unto thee am he.
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Upon this came his disciples, and marvelled that he talked
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with the woman, Yet no man said, Why seekest thy, or why talk
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with thy with her? The woman then left her water
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pot and went her way into the city, and saith on says to the
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men, Come see a man which told me all things, whatever I did.
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Is not this the Christ? Then they went out of the city
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and came unto him. Amen and prepare the Lord to
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bless the short reading of this word to all of our hearts here
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tonight. My tax is found earlier in verse
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29. This woman who had met Christ.
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She said come see a man was told me all things that ever I did.
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Is not this the Christ. So let's pray has asked the
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Lord's blessing the night. Father in Heaven, I pray as
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you'll be with us around the word of God.
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We thank you for the Bible. We're privileged people.
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We have the word of God and our own mother tongue and we're
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glad. And Lord, we are privileged to
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come here tonight to preach it and to listen to it being
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proclaimed. And I pray tonight as we bring
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the first matches of the mission, it will be just
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wonderful if I would touch hearts and I would save souls.
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Lord, this is your work. We pray your work powerfully
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here tonight. We pray for help to speak, we
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pray our Lord for liberty, we pray the word of God.
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We come with clarity to all of our hearts and glorify your
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great name. I pray in Jesus name, Amen.
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Come see a man. This is really simple words from
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a sinful woman. When we come to the Bible,
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you'll find in the matter of salvation, the Lord Jesus
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Christ, He deals personally with those who are lost in sin.
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You only have to read the Bible and you'll find the Lord Jesus.
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He deals personally with people. Sometimes in my door to door
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evangelism, I talk to people about being saved and they said
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to me, that's Noel or just that's a personal thing.
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Well, I look at them and I says you're right.
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So it is personal, but if I'm saved or somebody knocks my
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door, I and I said to me about being saved, I'll tell them that
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I belong to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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It is a personal thing. You find this in the Bible,
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you'll find the Lord Jesus Christ and he meets with people
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personally. In John chapter 3, we have
John 3 chapter mention
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Nicodemus. He's a religious ruler and a
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matter of fact, he has a religion right up to the neck.
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He's full of religion. But here's the thing about
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religion. Religion doesn't save.
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In all the religion of the day, religion isn't saved.
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You must be born again, Christ told them.
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And praise the Lord, this man was saved from his self
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righteousness. There are people tonight in this
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community. Maybe there's some people
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tonight in this, in this building and you're full of self
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righteousness and you know, like this terminology that you must
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repent and you must be saved and you must put your faith in the
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Lord Jesus Christ. And he says, Noel, I, I've been
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brought up in church. I've been going to church and
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was a young man, a young boy or a young girl, whatever the case
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may be. And you're full of religion.
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Religion doesn't save you, you need to be saved from that.
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I thank God, the Lord Jesus, our Saviour.
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We think in chapter 5, a man who was saved from his weakness and
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potent man left for 38 years and he could not move, he couldn't
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get into the pool or anything. But thank the Lord, the Lord
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Jesus Christ made him whole. Christ Jesus made them whole and
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he, he was saved from his weakness.
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There are people, there are people tonight and there are
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held in the very bondage of sin and they just cannot get up.
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They cannot release themselves. But we're glad to come to this
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community and to be able to preach the people.
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There's one who can set you free, the Lord Jesus Christ.
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He can save you. You feel weak tonight in your
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sin. Christ can do it.
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What about the man, Chapter 9 blindness, This man who was
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blind man, There's a lot of people blind today.
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Many people have different views about Christ, about God, about
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the way of salvation. But the Lord Jesus told him go
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wash and to pull us alone, which by interpretation sent.
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And he went his way therefore and washed and came seeing.
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What a wonderful, what a wonderful day it was when the
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Lord Jesus Christ shaped him from his blindness and he opened
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up his eyes and he looked in the lovely face of the Lord Jesus
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Christ. The Lord can see a few tonight
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from your blindness, your darkness, your sin tonight in
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this meeting, chapter 8, the woman see it from her
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wickedness. Woman taken in adultery.
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And yet the Lord Jesus Christ says go and sin no more.
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And here's another woman, see it from her wickedness, because she
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was a great Sinner, an awful Sinner, but she met the Lord
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Jesus Christ this day in an unusual place, not in a church,
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not in the temple, not in a synagogue, but she met the Lord
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Jesus Christ, all a whale, and she met the Lord Jesus Christ.
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I want you to see tonight what a wonderful day it was.
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Her life was never, never the same again.
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And she was saved by the grace of God.
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And what a change, what a change comes into your heart, comes
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into your life when you find the Lord Jesus Christ as your Lord
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and Saviour. And this woman who found Christ,
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she runs, she runs into the city of Samaria and she gives a
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wonderful invitation to the people in the city and she's
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calling out. Come and see a man.
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Come and see a man was told me all things that ever I did.
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Is not this the Christ? Do you see her in the streets
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here of Samaria? Come and see a man all I want to
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say tonight he couldn't start the mission really in any better
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way and come and see a man and that's really what I want to
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commence our gospel campaign here tonight and this meeting.
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Come and see a man which told me all things ever I did.
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Is not this the Christ? And I want us to think tonight
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and you see here very simply the call that was made.
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The call that was made. Now a simple call and you listen
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to the words here that that that fall from the lips here of this
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woman come and see a man. She uses she uses a word that
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even the youngest person could understand.
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You didn't have to get a dictionary or you didn't.
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There's no Google in those days and type in.
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Could you tell me what does this word mean?
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Come, no. This was simple terminology and
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theology to the people. A simple call.
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A call that everyone could understand.
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Even the most ignorant person in the city of Saint Mary could
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understand. Come to Jesus and that's the
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call. And rabbit is in chapter 6, and
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I take time to look at it, but you're right about opening their
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seals. And after the seal was opened,
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he said come and see. And then there's mysterious,
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there's horses, there's white horses, there's red horses,
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there's black horses. And you can read all of those
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things like people have different interpretations,
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granted, but you can read that and a number of times it says
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come and see, come and see, come and see.
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Well, hold on a minute. Here's something really simple.
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Come and see a man come to Jesus, tell Lord Jesus Christ
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and remarkable. He used simple language to the
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people. There's nothing complicated in
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the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Remember he said in Matthew 11 verse 28, come on to me, all ye
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that labour and have a laden and I give you rest.
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Do you hear the call of the Son of God calling you?
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Come on to me, just come to him, just come to the way you are
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turning from your sin and come and trust them.
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Remember the parables. Luke 14, verse 17.
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Come for all things are now ready.
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The prophet Isaiah in chapter 1, verse 18.
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Come thou and letters reason together, saith the Lord.
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Though your sins be as scarlet they shall be as white as though
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there be red like Crimson, they shall be as wool and be come to
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the Bible and you'll find gospel preachers you'll find others
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calling out. Come come to Jesus Christ.
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Here's a simple here's a simple call.
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Come and see a man. I want you to know that tonight
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it's not a call to any church. We didn't knock the doors and
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carried off the call people to the church and more than welcome
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to the church. That's no problem that they
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should our calm down The creeds and creeds are important.
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We had to sell that what we believe has to be put down and
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may we keep to them, but come to Jesus.
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That's it. Tonight.
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Are you in your sin tonight and lost, heading towards the lost
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hell. Come to Jesus Christ.
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The calls coming out. You see this lady, they see her
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running into the streets here of Samaria.
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Come to cry. This is the purpose.
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This is the purpose of this mission.
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Come and see a man. We want you to come to Christ.
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That's it. And we pray that the prayer
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meeting, the very commencement here tonight, wouldn't it be
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wonderful in this meeting tonight that somebody got saved
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the first night of omission, not the last meeting.
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Sometimes we think that would be the last week and we'll bring in
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the Nats and be we move on somewhere else.
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But in the very first night of omission, wouldn't it be
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tremendous if someone came to Christ?
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I've only found this once in my ministry doing omission.
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On the first day of the omission.
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I remember a fellow, a man and he came to Jesus Christ the
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first day of the omission. But if you're not saved the
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night, come to Christ, a simple call, a special call because
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notice here, this call was to see no ordinary man.
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This was to see the man Christ Jesus.
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Now I want to say this, a prominent man, he's the greatest
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man who ever lived the Lord Jesus.
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There's no one like it. And there's estimated that up to
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this day and age that 60 billion people have lived upon the
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earth, majority have died, unknown yet.
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I say to you tonight, and I say it on a shameful day tonight,
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there's one person dominates humanity.
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Who's that? The Lord Jesus Christ.
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He is Lord of Lords, the King of kings.
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He's number one. He's a prominent man.
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Someone said this. We have no record of the date of
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his birth, yet the world's chronology is linked to it.
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He never wrote a book, yet millions of books have been
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written about him. He never raised an army, yet
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millions have laid down their lives for his 'cause he had no
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formal education, but thousands of universities have been raised
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in his name. His public ministry was
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restricted to 1 little country, yet his message, it's proclaimed
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all over the world. There's none like him.
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And this woman, this woman, she says here's a unique call,
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here's a very special call. Come and see a man, the Lord
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Jesus Christ and there's none. There's none like the Lord Jesus
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Christ. I want to say that to you
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tonight. He's number one.
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He's number one, He's the greatest and I said, and I'm
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sure as many people tonight could get in behind me.
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I agree with you. I agree he's number one.
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He's a prominent man. He's a great man.
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He's the greatest man who ever lived.
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There's no doubt about that. He's a divine man as well, of
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course, because you'll find a number of times you'll find him
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referred to. Remember John said in John one
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verse 34, I saw him by a record that this is the Son of God.
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See, I think he, he is God, yet he became man, the deity of the
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Lord Jesus Christ, the humanity of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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He's a divine mother. I say to you, he's a special
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man. He's a unique man.
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I said to you, there's none like him.
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He's a God man. And she's calling out to this
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people. I want you to come.
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I want you to meet with them. He's a loving man.
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He is a loving man and because here in this particular chapter,
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the Lord Jesus Christ when he was speaking to her in verse 7,
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he says give me to drink. And in verse 8, the woman says
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to her, she says, how is it that I being a Jew asked to drink of
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me, which I'm a woman of Saint Mary for the Jews have no
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dealings with the Saint Martins. There was a there was a division
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the Jews and the Saint Martins did not get on at all.
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And she could not understand how this man who was speaking to
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her, who was Christ, he was speaking to her in love, how he
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had anything to do with her. But you know, he's a loving man.
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There's no one as loving as the Lord Jesus.
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The member says in the Luke's Gospel, chapter 15, verse 2.
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This man, this man, this man was, he was, he was sinners.
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He's a loving man. He loves us.
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He left heaven. He came down into this world and
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he went to the cross and he planned and died upon the cross
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to save us in love and in love and mercy.
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He came down from heaven and made that 11 sacrifice for sin
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forever. Why did he do?
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Of course, to put away our sin, of course to save us.
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But hold on a minute, because He loved us, there's no love like a
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love of the Lord Jesus. I never forget the day I came
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face to face. I was told that Jesus loved me.
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I'm yet to be boys and girls. I was doing a meeting there this
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morning and, and, and lurking and they were saying yes, Jesus
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loves me. Do you know that tonight in this
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meeting? Do you know he's a loving man?
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He doesn't love your sin. No, no, but he loves you.
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He he's a, he's a, a loving man. And I, I say that there's on
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this loving of the Lord Jesus, a Song of Solomon.
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It says his mouth is most sweet. Yeah, he is all together lovely.
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He's all together lovely. You can read there in chapter 5,
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the Song of Solomon and it comes to the end.
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He's all together lovely. And you know, here's the very
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sad thing about it. Islam has says he's all together
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lovely. Speaking here of Muhammad.
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That's what they've said. Maybe I've never done, but you
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can check that out. And there's a Hebrew word, Mr Mr
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McLaughlin, He's a Hebrew scholar over here.
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But there's a sort of similarities in the word.
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But it's nothing to do with Muhammad.
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And they have actually said there's Muhammad in the Bible.
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He's all together lovely. Well, I hope there's nobody here
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tonight says my Muhammad. He's all together lovely.
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Not a bit of it. It's Christ.
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He's all together lovely. He's a loving man.
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He's a holy man. There's none his equal.
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He is without sin. He never sinned in Word of
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thought and teeth. These words cannot be said of
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me. They cannot be said of you.
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We have all sinned and come short of the glory of God.
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Everyone in this meeting, everyone outside this meeting
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has sinned against God and broken his laws.
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But the Lord Jesus, a holy man who the Bible says Hebrews 7
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verse 26 for such a high priest became us who was holy,
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harmless, undefiled, suffer from sinners, and made higher than
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the heavens. He's holy.
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There's nothing like him. Muhammad was not holy as an evil
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man. I had 9 wives and all the rest
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of him. You can check it out in history
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for yourself. Not speaking about him and
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speaking about Christ. There's none like the Lord Jesus
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Christ. He's Lord of Lords, he's king of
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kings, He's divine, he's loving. Come and see him come be faith
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and see Christ and that's really a call that was made and that's
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the call of this mission to you to come to come and see him.
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It's a single call as well. Notice here in verse 29.
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She came come and see a man who's told me all things ever I
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did you see in this passage here.
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This was message came to this people and perhaps so many
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people here for the first time, for the first time coming in
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here to the community and the call come, come to see Jesus
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Christ. I want to tell you, are we
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province Northern Ireland? We love it.
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We love our land. I love it.
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You love it. I hope you do.
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People's all need to get out of here and get to Australia.
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Stay where we are. This is the best land in the
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world, OK? And the Australians here
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anywhere, remember I'm not offending anybody.
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It's the best land. You know why the Gospel, the
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gospel as Peach ain't no missions going through our land
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here today and other places and the gospel is being preached and
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the cry is going out and the invitations given out to people
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to come to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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And there are people there are people in our province and they
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have sat through numerous missions.
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I have done a mission. I I see a man one time the other
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night and he sat through mission after mission after mission
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after mission after mission. And as far as I know, he's not
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saved. But here's people called just
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the ones who are called to Christ.
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Maybe you're here tonight. This is not their first mission.
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You remember missions here before Mr McLaughlin and others
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have done them here in this humility.
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They've heard calls, invitations, come to Jesus
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Christ, repent and believe the gospel and you're not saved.
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These people already heard this. It tells us that the Joyce Will
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project there's 2.87 billion people in the world.
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Notice, I've never heard the gospel, never heard the gospel.
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I cannot be said in this wee land.
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My privacy. There's tracks given out,
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there's doors been knocked, there's invitations been given
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out, there's open errors behind in the street.
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There are gospel texts all throughout our province and
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there are people and they've never heard, never heard about
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Christ. But you have, you've heard many
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times. People have never heard about
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His love, His death, his resurrection, His glory.
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Come and see a man. And I want you to see as you
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think about this. I want you to see as you with
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all my heart and I certainly it's calms the heart is right.
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We want you to be saved. We want you to to have
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forgiveness of sins and and find a rest in Christ and eternal
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life. So there was a call that was
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made. This is what the mission's all
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about Christ will be preached here in this mission.
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Come and see a man come to Jesus Christ.
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I want to think secondly here about the the Christ that was
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mentioned because he says here also he said to come and see a
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man who has told me all things, whatever I did, is not this the
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Christ. So there was Christ that was
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mentioned here because she confessed about the perception
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of Christ. You know what she says about him
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here? He's all known, which told me
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all things ever I did. She said this.
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Did you see this man? He knew everything about me, He
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knows everything about mine and that's that's what we find here
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in verse 18. Remember Lord Jesus Christ said
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in verse 16, go call thy husband, go and get him come
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thither. And the woman says, well you
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know I have no husband. And Christ says I as well said,
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I have no husband. For thy has had five husbands,
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and he whom thy has is not thy husband.
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What they say is truly, oh Lord Jesus Christ told her, hold on,
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you've had five husbands and you see the man's with you now, he's
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not your husband. But she was really stuck with
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this, touched with this. He knew all about her and she
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confessed this was told me all things whatsoever I have done.
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He told me everything I did and the perception of the Lord Jesus
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Christ and her sin was led before and she freely confesses
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that the Lord Jesus knew all about her sin.
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Remember Job said Job 10 verse 14.
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If I sin then thy Markus me and then what?
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Thy not not acquit me from mine. And like me, those 3 words, if I
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sin, then thy Markus me. Now I want to tell you here
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tonight on see a person that's meeting you may be hiding your
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sins, you may be denying your sin, you may have forgotten your
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sin, but the Lord knows all about them and it's all about
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your sin. You can hide sins from people,
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husband can hide sins from their wife and vice versa, from their
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mums, from dads, whatever the case may be.
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But I want you, I want you to see tonight Christ knows and it
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was everything about you. In Psalm 69 verse five, he said,
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oh God, thy knowest my foolishness and my sins are not
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hid from me. They hear them, they hear them
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lamented to hear them cry before God.
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He says I knowest my foolishness and my sins.
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They're not hid from me. He knew everything about them.
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And Christ knows everything about your sin.
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He knows all about it, how you sinned, when you sinned, where
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you sinned, the perception of Christ.
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And she also confessed about the person of Christ.
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It's not this, the Messiah, the promised Messiah.
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I've found him. In other words, she's saying
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here, he's given me living water, He's standard, He's come.
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It's not this the Christ. And she talked about the Lord
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Jesus Christ. I know that Messiah's cometh.
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The Lord says, oh, I am he, I am he, I am the Messiah.
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And she's confessing here and she's confessing about the
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person of the Lord Jesus Christ. I've found him, I've found him
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the Messiahs, I find Christ. Now the old religious Jews did
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not believe that you only have to read the Bible and you'll
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find how they attack the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Think for instance, they said to me, Mark 14 verse 61.
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They said of him, art thou the Christ, the Son of the blessed.
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They never doubt that are you, are you the Messiah?
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Of course, of course He's the Messiah.
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And so here that she was confessing who Christ was the
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person. Do you remember they came Andrew
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name came and said to the Lord Jesus or came to came his
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brother Andrew. We have found the Messiahs.
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We've found another wonderful thing.
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We've found them. I'm asking you here tonight if
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you found them, have you found Christ to be your Saviour?
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We have found them. I can't stand till later.
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Call them by preaching tomorrow. We'll find them.
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We'll find the Lord Jesus Christ, the Messiahs, and she's
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confessing this, confessing here about the person of the Lord
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Jesus Christ. We do.
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We're glad tonight we can say who he is.
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He knows all about you. He knows all about your feelers,
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all about your sin. Tonight in this meeting, He sees
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right down into your heart. You cannot hide it.
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You can hide it from other people, but you cannot hide your
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sin from Christ. And this was what the confession
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here she made about Christ. And I want to speak last to hear
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about the conversion of the multitude, because come and see.
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A man was told me all things ever I did.
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Is not this the Christ? Look at 1st 30.
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Then they went out of a city and came on to him.
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Do you see this? These men heard, they heard,
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they heard the words of this sinful woman who had found the
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Lord Jesus Christ. Then they came out of a city.
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Notice here there's separation. They came out.
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They come out of a city. They left their sin, they left
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their all. They left their all, and they
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came to the Lord Jesus Christ. I want to say to you tonight and
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in this meeting, if you're ever going to be saved, you must come
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out. You must come out of your sin.
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I'll not be preaching. You'll get to heaven and
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drinking in the bars and clubs and pubs and everything that
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goes for that lifestyle in one hand and the Bible in the other
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hand. Repent and believe the gospel.
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It's one or the other, it's the other.
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It's Christ or sin. You can't have both of them and,
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and you have to you have to break from your sins.
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You have to break from yourself righteousness.
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You have to break from your fear.
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You've got to come to Christ. Listen to these words of the
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Lord Jesus Christ and Luke 13 verse 5 accept you repent.
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You said, oh, likewise perish. And he's talking to these people
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and he says if you don't, if you don't repent, if you don't turn
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around from your sin, you'll perish.
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But anyone on this meeting here tonight wants to perish.
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I hope you say no, I don't. Of course you don't want to
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perish. You don't want to go to hell.
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Who wants to go to hell? Be punished for your sin, where
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our sin will take you? Repent, you must repent, you
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must turn from your sin and you must come to Jesus Christ.
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And they came out and they went out of the side.
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I thank the Lord that I went out of the pubs.
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I went out of the pubs, I left at all and I came as a Sinner to
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the Lord Jesus Christ. So happy glorious day that is.
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And then there was our separation and then there was
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our faith because notice here in verse 39, it says here and many
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of Saint Martins of thus that he notice believed on him.
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And then when we get down to verse 41 and many more believe
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because of his own word, they see here they're believing and
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they're believing in the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Remember there the words of Paul and Silas to the Philippian
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Taylor. He cried out what must I do to
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be saved? The masses was very clear to
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him. Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ
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and I shall be saved. Do you want to be saved?
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Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ.
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You're saved by faith. And that's a great doctrine of
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the Bible that just shall live by faith alone.
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I want to emphasise that because I meet people and, and, and
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outreach work and I talked about the way of salvation.
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And here it's Christ plus it's Christ plus what they do, their
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works, their love, their cure. But I want to tell you here
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tonight, it's Christ only. And these people believed.
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They believed the Lord Jesus Christ.
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If you're ever going to be saved, believe in him, trust
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him. Would you trust him?
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Would you trust him with all of your heart tonight, Lord save
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me, forgive me my sin, give me everlasting life.
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Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ that I shall perceive there's
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people coming out to heard this message while they're out
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they'll come with the Christ. They're put in their faith and
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the Son of God and then their profession as well.
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And it says in verse 42 and said on the woman.
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Now we believe not because of thy saying, for we have heard
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him ourselves, and know that this is indeed the Christ.
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Notice the Saviour of the world, and not a wonderful profession.
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Now what's in you? Now, of course, where message
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help them. But now we've heard him, we've
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heard him ourselves, we believe in him, we believe this.
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He's a Saviour of the world. He is the Saviour.
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There's no other safety and we're trusting them and many
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believed in them and they turned to him and each one turned
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personally. And I see here he's a saviour.
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It's not, it's not a church, it's not works and it's none but
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Christ can save you. And I'm saying to you tonight,
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would you believe in them? Would you leave your sin?
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Would you trust them? And you'll be able to leave here
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saying, I know he's a saviour of the world and you're allowed to
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save the night. Child of God, I trust you're
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rejoice unto the Lord. And if you're not come to the
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Lord Jesus Christ. Come and see a man come to come
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the way you are tonight. Come in all your fears, come to
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Christ, fall at his feet. Repent from your sin.
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Lord Jesus, I'm asking you, I'm asking you to save me.
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I'm asking you to forgive me. And he will save you.
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He'll accept these people, come out to them.
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The sinful woman, look at her lifestyle.
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Look at her lifestyle, full of wickedness and full of sin.
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She came to Christ, notice, notice what we read here in the
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passage. He took her in.
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Not wonderful. There's no one as loving as
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Christ, as merciful as the Lord Jesus.
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Would you come to him tonight? Would you be saved?
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We're not here. We can't price raise.
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We don't price raise anybody. We're here.
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Mr Whitlock was here but call 9 myself.
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Have a wee chat with us after the meeting.
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The more important I I say this. More importantly, have a chat
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with the Lord. You talk to the Lord about this.
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But we're here to help. If you need help.
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You can be safe tonight. You can be forgiven tonight.
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Not wonderful. You can give everlasting life
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tonight. The answer is free, salvation
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free. Come and see him come to Christ.
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He's aware the truth and the life.
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And so we're here to tell you here tonight.
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I hope the Lord have blessed that first message to your heart
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tonight. And you will come and you'll go
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home and you'll tell people. I saw Christ by faith.
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I saw him, I came to Him, and he saved me and he gave me
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everlasted life. May the Lord write His word upon
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our hearts tonight. Amen.