Sermon
The Forsaken Language - Bro Jeremy Howell 7-23-2023
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A man, What a wonderful savior. You have your bibles? Will you
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turn with me to the Book of Saint John. May I direct your attention
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to the eleventh chapter and thirty fifth verse. Brother Nathan, you'll turn with
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us to Loot chapter number nineteen and verse number forty one. Brother Jesse,
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Hebrews chapter number five. You'll be reading versus number seventh through nine within that
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chapter. If you're saved, and you know it's say amen. If you're
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unsaved, you could be saved before you leave this place this morning. There's
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no greater experience in all of the world than to experience souvasion. Truly,
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there's nothing in the world more precious than that ruby read blood of Jesus Christ.
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Thak God for its power, of the potacy of such a substance as
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that to wash away the sin, and also to cause the Lord to put
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it behind his back and for God to forget it. Isn't that wonderful.
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We miss those that are not here this morning, a few out, but
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we still have a great crowd. We thank the Lord for your attendants.
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There's nothing in the world better than to be among people of like precious faith,
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sharing a common denominator, and that is our Lord and Jesus Christ.
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I appreciate our Lord Jesus Christ. He is certainly at the helm of this
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ship. We appreciate the Bethal Horn, his church family, and our leader,
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the Lord Jesus. It's a pleasure to serve at his right hand and
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to do his bidding for you all. I want to commend you again,
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thank you for the excellent job that you all did making fl FC twenty twenty
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three possible. It was just a wonderful meeting. Time will not permit us
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to talk about all of the many notable miracles that happened that we've God done
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wonderful things for his people, all the benefits of being part of the family
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of God, to be one of the chosen few. Amen. Well,
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brother Nathaniel, would you read and Luke chapter number nineteen and verses number forty
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one and forty two. And when he was come near, he beheld the
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city and wept over it. Save if thou hast none, even thou at
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least in this thy day, the things which belong under thy peace, but
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now they are head from Thine eyes. So in contemplation of the depravity and
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simfulness of this world. Christ wept over Jerusalem. Brother Nathania read first number
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forty one. Again, there's a keyword in their wants you to notice.
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And when he was come near, he beheld the city and wept over it.
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He wept over it again in contemplation of the depravity and simfulness of this
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world. At that present time, Christ wept over Jerusalem. Yes he did,
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Jesus Christ, God himself God into plesh God incarnate, one God,
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one hundred percent man. At the same time he cried, Brother Jesse,
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Hebrews chapter number five, verses number seven through nine, who in the days
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of his flesh, when he had offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying
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and tears unto him that was able to save him from death, and was
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heard in that he feared though he were a son, Yet he obeyed.
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Yet he learned obedience by the things which he suffered, and being made perfect,
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he became the author of eternal salvation unto all of them that obey him.
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Brother Jesse, did you just read two words in the midst of all
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of that, reading versus number seven through nine of Hebrews chapter number five,
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two words strong crime. Who was doing that Jesus. The audience, the
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church family is saying, Jesus did that. Let's look at our text.
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May we stand for the reading of the Word of God, Chapter number eleven
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of Saint John's Gospel again, asking your attention to be directed to the thirty
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fifth verse, and we're gonna be reading for a while. Jesus wept.
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Let's pray, Heavenly Father, we love him, We praise you. We
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thank you for the opportunity to be in your house. I thank you for
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this thy word. I pray that you would help me to preach your word.
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For your word is the only thing that is now for change, You,
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Lord, the word of God has forever settled. I pray that you
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would annoint this thy servant, set a guard at my mouth, and help
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me to say the things that you would have you to say, old and
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nothing more or less. Anoint the ears of this thy people, that they
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might hear what it is. The spirit saith to the church is through this
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preach word of God. I pray that we would not be hearers only,
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but doers. Lord, let them allow these sayings to go below the shoulders.
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They need more than a head knowledge, Lord, they need a heartfelt
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experience. I thank you for that head knowledge. I think that we can
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know the truth that it can set us free. I thank you for the
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heartfelt part of this. I pray that you would just saturate our spirit's hearts,
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buying souls and bodies entirely will give you the praise and the honor and
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the glory in Jesus name and the church. Says a man, as you're
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being seated and looked next to you, and ask your neighbor this question,
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Hey, neighbor, have you cry lately? Have you cried lately? If
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anybody in this building has cried recently, would you raise your hands and admission
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and confession to that about seventy five percent of this congregation has wept recently.
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If you've wept at some point in your life, which you raise your hand
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at this time, every person in this building has wept at some point of
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their life. Our text is found in a New Testament book of the Whole
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Revival. The title of this book bears the name of its authors. The
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Bible readers present today no just exactly how special this man, Jesus Christ was
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and is to the author of this gospel. What's the name of the gospel
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that I'm preaching out of this morning, Saint John's Gospel. There is no
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doubt that the apostle John knew how imported Christ was to himself. He also
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knew how port at Christ was to all of humanity, humanity in the past,
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in the present, and in the future. John obviously knew how important
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Christ was to all of humanity, for he felt it necessary after that he
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was moved on by the Holy Ghost to pen this gospel. This is a
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very special gospel that has been written by the pen of a special man,
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John. Most of you will remember, within the last few months I have
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preached some about this special disciple or follower of the Lord Jesus John. He
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was one that liked to have an intimate relationship with Christ. In fact,
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the other apostles at times were envious because of this near closeness that this relationship
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that John shared with the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And so John had
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a special relationship with our Lord. He also had special experiences that some of
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the other disciples did not have, and special encounters with the Lord because of
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his desire to get as close to the Lord as he could. Will find
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that within the twelve. There were three that were very close to the Lord,
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but there was one among those three that was always closer to Jesus.
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In fact that onlookers would notice that this man would lay his head on the
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shoulder of Jesus. That appeared to many that this man John did not want
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to miss one spoken word uttered out of the mouth of the Master. This
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man truly believed that in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was
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with God, and the Word was God. This man was convinced that Jesus
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Christ was the Lord. And we find that as this man put pin department,
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as led by the Holy Ghost, to begin to give his account of
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the life of the story of Jesus Christ, he writes in here that there
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comes a time when Jesus first depart this earth for glory. Jesus must go
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stand at the right hand of the Father on high. I am sure that
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this announcement and this news grieved the heart of beloved John. I know that
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there's a lot of people in this building that has a friend that is very
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close to you. You would say this person is closer to me than any
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other person is. We have like common interests, We love things that each
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other loves. There's things that we both hate, and there's just things that
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we both love. And because of this, there's an intimacy or a closeness
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between us. And we know that, brother Nathaniel, when Jesus sent these
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verds, it is expedient for you that I go away for a file,
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go not away. The comforter will not come. And so upon this announcement
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of Christ's departure, Christ also let his close friend know that there would be
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an arrival of a compitter. And so this man John begins to pin in
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this gospel that there is going to be a compitter abide in the stead of
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Jesus. And John held all to those promise of a compitter that was to
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come upon earth, and not dwell in his heart only, but in the
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hearts of every believer. John could say that he had the sole privilege at
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times to lean upon the bosom of Jesus Christ, or to hear words that
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nobody else heard, muttered or udered. We believe that this man John accepted
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the park that this holy ghost would reside in the lives of the hearts of
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all other believers. And so, brother Nathaniel, that comes at time that
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Christ returned to the Heavenly Father in high and the Bible readers present today will
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remember John referred to himself as that disciple whom Jesus loved. It is apparent
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that Jesus loved John, and that John and loved of Jesus greatly as well.
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You see, this temple separation would have been similar to the separation the
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Prince Jonathan and King David was concerned about when Saul was hunting the very lifel
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of David to bringing it to his hands and destroy the lifel of Prince David,
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who David had not been keen yet, but everybody knew that he is
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to be crowned. King John knew that Jesus had been denied the opportunity to
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be King of Kings and Lord of Lords, but he held on to the
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promise and the fact that that one that he was releasing as John. With
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the released David, he knew that he would come back as King of Kings
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and Lord of the lords. I want you to know to every person that
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is crime over the death of the loss of a loved one, you can
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rest assured knowing this that they are in the hands of God and they will
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come back as kings and precept of their Lord. If they were saved,
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you have that blessed of hope. I feel like talking to you here this
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morning a little while on the forsaken language, and I cannot call it the
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forgotten language. And you will understand this a little later on, I will
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call it the forsaken of the language. Fair with me as I paint a
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middle picture of matching Prince David and Prince Jonathan standing in a field as they
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had to bid one another farewell, as Jonathan turned on his heels and headed
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back to the palace and David to the wilderness. There is no doubt that
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there came a time when words could not be spoken, as sentence could not
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be uttered. There could not be one word who whispered. But if you
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want to look in this field, you would see her and turning the two
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heads, and a vision that Merta had. A tear had flown down the
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eyes of these men, and there was a language being spoken between these two
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men. I love you greatly. My heart is with you, and I'm
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sure that when Jesus ascended from this earth to glory, as those three disciples
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stood there at the mount of a Sentien and they looked, set lastly up
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to heaven. Could it be that they saw in the eye eyes of Jesus
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a tear that was a late pis being spoken? I know in those hearts
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and those free of cycles were griefs and sorrows and disappointments because the one they
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loved so greatly had ascending into heaven. Oh yes, I want to preach
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to you. I here this fern and old the forsaken language. They would
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never get an opportunity to see Jesus weep again. If a tear float down
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his face as he ascended her to Heaven from Marsa, they would never see
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her him a weep again. There, I'll preaching to you this morning.
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If you break up this Sunday morning, I want to preach to you a
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little while, if the Holy Guest will help me. All the great love
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that these three des cycles have cheered with their master, All the great love
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that Johnathan and David chaired, that great love that husbands and wife shared together,
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All the great love the papas share him, the grand cheering, all
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the great love this actor had for this person, Jesus Closter, who was
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his lord and master. It is so evident for all that witness this writing,
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you can tell how dear Jesus was to child and how dear child west
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to Jesus. How many know that loved someone and being loved by someone is
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an amazing experience. I could say that the greatest need of your magic,
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it's the feetle loved. There's a lot of people that are you mean and
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true because they do not to feel all loved. I want you to know
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this morning how greatly you all loved. You're greatly loved by Jesus. You're
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greatly loved by me. You're greatly look to. People from this church will
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come home now. I don't want to see you in the part. I
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don't want to see the loser faith. I don't want to see you lose
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away. How do you do? Yes? They want me to her said
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yes, they will be back in the heart time, but you don't how
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to go heaven. Loved someone and being loved by someone is a wonderful and
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I'm an amazing experience. Every Papa and Mimi, every grandpa, grandma,
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dads and bombs in this fielding can tell you it is an amazing experience.
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I believe I have now achieved the status of Grandpa to eleven that will seek
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him to some of y'all here in just a little while. The last service,
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I said, and I had attained to the status of grandpa to the
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tenth power, and brother Jeremiah's sister Leah and just broke the news to us
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the last night, I'm gonna be a grandpa again. Now I want the
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Oh God, it is true and good. But there's something about them little
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grand babies interrupting their daddy with Papa's on the phone with her daddy and saying
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the word Papa about every day. I called my sons and I have it
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on speaker phone, and as some point of granddaughters and grandsons will recognized Papa's
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voice and they had to get up in that phonny whisper the name Papa.
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Can I tell you I lose my train of thought, as brothers State was
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saying, I lose my point of focus. We can forget her about be
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holding a building, we can forget about designing a platform, we can forget
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about tweaking out an AC system, but we can forget about steaking chickens.
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All come home now. At that moment, the world stop spinning her and
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the old thing Papa can take about her. Here's those grand babies. Oh,
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how strong the bond is between Papa and their grand babies, between husbands
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and wisa and parents and Julian, between a pastor and a church family.
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Or how strong the bond Russa between John and Jesus. And when you have
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a love that's a strong you're able to overcome seemingly almost to anything. But
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can you really there is something called death that will bring separation her. Just
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such a great god love? What about death? Now? Dear the christi
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fixion of Jesus we find in the same gospel in John's Gospel, the nineteenth
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chapter and the twenty fifth versa, we find now there's student father cross Jesus,
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his mother and his sister, and married the wife of clear User,
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and married Michael Lee, with Jesus said was solid. His mother had a
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disciple standing there by, whom he loved. He said to his mother,
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woman, behold my son. Who did he point to his father's attention to
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John? Who did he point chad attention to his mother. You see,
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love can go old beyond the grave. Luck can get older near death.
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Experiences say love can get old to sicknsen and it helped her Richard for poor,
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I said, love can go wrong her. Yes, I feel the
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Holy go say in this house. I want you to get the imagery.
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But this scene was being look at the top of Calver's brow. Look up
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there the crow, I said, to the top. There are three wooden
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costs. So there are people gathered together. Then like this man of crafty,
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they are burning. It's crucifixion and it's pending death. They're crying.
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I'm telling you, there are weeping bitterly. How long has it been church?
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Your crying at Calgary? How long has it been? Chitcher took another
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long come to Calvred? How long has it been? Took another look like
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a crucified crister, the bravery, How long how's it been? If you'll
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get a Calvrey, If you'll see her, those ribbons of blood coming out
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here of that oldmost lifeless tech up who can't help her but shed a tear.
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If you see your mother crying and said he never done anybody wrong.
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I can't even hard that recognize him. Who will understand they're privaty of humanity,
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that they're cruel to him, of our sins? It was our sins
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that took him there. It was our sins that drug him there. When
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he said, Father, not our will, but time be done. Father,
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this earthly nature in me as saying, no way, no way.
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There's so much to morning about. There's so much to cry about. That's
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what was going on in the garden against sinity. He was not crying out
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of fear. It wasn't a little baby afraid because the stranger has visited the
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church has generated fear and confusion, and the heart of a little baby it
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gets clinging to mom and dad. This is the sinless, perfect son of
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God clinging to his father and saying, really, I have to bear upon
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myself the sins of the entire world. And they were so great and so
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gross that he just said, Father, if I must drink the dreams,
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if I must drink the bottom of that bitter cup, then so be it.
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But my human nature cannot handle it. And his sweat became as it
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were great drops of blood. I feel like he was communicating just as the
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Mother of Jesus was communicating with him at Calvary's Hill, just as John was
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communicating with him at Calvary's Hill. Don't you think the question had been asked
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to what about me? And John was saying, where are you going?
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That's why I said, woman, there's just son and son, there's your
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mother. There's gonna have to be something. Feel this void and feel this
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gap because of the vacuum that you're about to feel what I'm ripped away from
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you and out of your arms. Come on, now, does anyone tak
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to There was a try in the midst of this crowd about sixty. I
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only see three weeping people so far, but I pray before it's over with,
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we'll have from her than three people we can because of other things of
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Christ and dirt, her fallen humanity. On, yes, come on,
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take with me. There could not have been as dry eye. Mary Magdeline
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is falling her eyes out to cross. Mother is falling her eyes out.
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These cousins are bawling their eyes out. Can you feel the pain or your
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cold hearted? Has this word made you? Nah? Has sends us to
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the pain that we caused Christ. It was our sins that caused this breakup.
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It was our sins that caused this heart acre. It was our sin
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that caused us death. This prinsufficient spell ya talk on? You can't feel
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on the pain. Don't come on now, not hardly, not likely unless
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we get into spirited. We cannot even associated with these feelings. But I
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know that Christ is a priest that can't feel with re hurt. He can
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expirit it, he when you hurt, because he's already feel it. He'd
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come on. Now. We have had a hard time, s and some
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of you now it's more than true or weeping. I want you to know.
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We must have a good cry halprim now and then you gotta revisit Calfrey.
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You gotta get your hands and then there prints again. You gotta trust
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that fence to in his river side again. You've gotta have a good cry
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every day there you're gonna stay pure and heart and holy in mind and spirit.
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You're gonna have to be broken. John had spent three and a half
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years with Jesus, and in three and a half years he had grown to
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love him so much. How long did it take this man John to love
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him? For what I can deduct? And if my deduction is correct,
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when Jesus walked on the Sandy seashore and he talked to John and James and
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Peter and Andrew, that was enough. After just a couple of sentences in
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a brief conversation. They loved this man. They loved him before the seas
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and the winds obeyed him. They loved him before the dead were raised.
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They loved him before blinded eyes were open. They loved him for who he
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was, before he started doing the things that he did. Come on now,
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and so for three and a half years, there's no doubt his love
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had grown. And I'm sure that all that we're standing there at the put
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of the cross, we're weeping. By this time. Ecclesiastics three and four
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states that there is a time to weep, and in every Christian's life,
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but especially the sinner's life, there should be a time for weeping. How
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many can say that you've had times of weeping already one hundred percent. This
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situation, have to put it across, is not a group hub moment.
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It's not a group of kind of a situation. This there's a group of
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people huddled together and they are shed at tears with each other. I want
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you to know what The Howell family is all too familiar with things like this.
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We have experienced crew pumps. We had a good time in a group
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yesterday evening. But we've also had times of a great tripelle and brokenness and
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weakness and weeping. I read remember after my grandson Jeptha died, huh.
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I remember having to go from the hospital to fether Jeribaiah's house where human brother
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Jessea would be leaving for work soon the sun was coming up. I would
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never forget that moment for as long as I lived. I looked at my
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wife and said, Meemi, how can I tell Uncle Jesse? How can
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I tell Uncle Jibayah that things took a turn for the worst. Sun And
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then came outside her to go to work. And I just pulled up and
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they're meeting us earth shaking their head. They knew if everything was okay,
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Dad would not be there. And everything was okay, Mimi would not have
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tears throwing down her face. If everything was okay, Dad would not be
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getting out of the vehicle and walking us around her to the backside of the
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church and coming backside of the truck. I want you to know, it
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was everything that I can do within me to say. Boys Chett did not
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make it immediately. Jesse's quite down and he grabbed his head and jere My
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stun on his heels and took about fire steps, trying to escape it time.
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But there was no escape part. There was no running product. And
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Jesse stood up and he said, I don't understand. I don't kid.
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At time everything was okay. I said, so there won't be things in
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this life that we would never understand. I'm pretty cartoonia here this fun.
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I said. There is something but time, the weaking. We don't like
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it, but there are time believing. This ain't a shouting message, isn't
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you? But this is a heathen message. This is a helping message.
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You see, Brother Nathaniel's oldest son had gone on to be with the Lord.
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I didn't understand it when God chose to take brother Royd Dampier, brother
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Johnny Platted, Brother Jean Wootton, brother Robert him Sinster, Dorothy Dampier.
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The list goes on and on and on of people that I have buried that
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will right him in and women in this church. And I want you to
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know there were times in my study that I said, Lord, I sure
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don't understand it, but I know better than the question you because your ways
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are past finding out. And I have wept and cried when nobody else was
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looking. Because I'm the pastor. I'm supposed to stand at the head of
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the casket and have everything together. But brother Nathaniel, they don't know what
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goes on in the pastor's office whenever he's telling God, I can't preach this
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funeral of somebody that I greatly love without breaking up and getting shook up and
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having to go sit down with the deceased. Deserves better than that. Oh,
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we take for granted the burdens and people in this building are shouldering those
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that seemed so strong, those that seem so powerful. We don't know that
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even the strongest of soldiers sometimes walk away from the battle peond it and they
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kneel down and cry and pray to their God. Even the apostle Paul,
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he prayed, Oh, come on for the church, He said, the
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care of the churches about more than I can bear. David, the beloved
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King of Israel, when his rebellious son Absalom was killed, how he said,
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Oh, Absalom, Absolum, my side, my son, Absalom.
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When God I have died in your stand, I have some of my side.
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David's leave. Dave was crying, what about me? And by and
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his brother brought the part that the wall had been crumble and there's nothing but
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debris, and brother and me and my cry, and got uncomfortable in the
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presence of the king. Why did he cry? Because walls have been broken
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down and the cats have been burned with tiler sakes a god when you get
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have burned for old topkin a cost truth and righteousness, that old top holding.
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As somebody says, this church failed, This church compromiser and there can'ts
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have been burned ever induced the asses. You are a reaper. There is
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a time of weeper because people are compromise. There is a time of reaper
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because holds are poking. There is a time of weeper because life has been
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shattered. David said, the summer said, it's I'm thirty and five.
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Weeping may endure for the night, but joy cometh in the morning. Some
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of our problems could be solved by just a good cry the forsaken language.
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You have chosen not to soften your hearts and with yourself under the mighty hand
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of God. The reason why David found repentance that he Saul and Saul could
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not find is because he truly had to repent at heart and he was sorry
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for his sins. He owed them, he saw them for what they were.
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When you see it was your sins that held Christ to Calvary, nothing
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else, and the mallet of the Roman Centrium, but it was yours you
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will buy. There is the time to weep, and you won't dry it
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up when it begins to blow. I'm not talking about crocodile tears. I
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preached that sermon on the goal, and as I was preparing to preach her
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this message, I said, God, I've never needed confirmation from message.
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I just snobeyed you. But if you don't mind, would you confirm this
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morning's message? And what along after that? Sister Sheryla she sent me a
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text message of said pastor, I'm listening to crocodile tears. Oh my,
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who want a message? I said, thank you God. I didn't even
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tell Sister Sheryla, and she had confirmed this morning the message. I'm talking
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about genuine her tears. I'm not talking about her. That good brother among
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the sidings and knows how to country himper when questions and feels sorry for himself
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and roller and setting because can you get an ice cream on his brother's birthday?
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But because he didn't get a ton of trucker on us birthday. I'm
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talking about realizing that Todgy I'm talk and despicable seeing is Cola Calfrey read that
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his feet like the woman did. She knucked down his feet, that she
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walked washing his feet time without whatever tears that she worked in with a long
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hair that she had. I preach it to you this morning when it is
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the last time you had a real genu cry. That's why the problem is
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you're getting a little bit teary eyed because of some gospel music artist's choice of
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lyrics in a song. You get a little bit teary eyed recalls that Jason
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Kraft singing or some other gospel music artists. But I'm talking about when those
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tears began to come from the depths of your soul, and those natural tear
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ducts that you have began to perform, and you thought they were trying up
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and you saw. You know why you don't cry real cry, a real
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cry. You know why you don't cry genuine tears because you're not genuinely sorry
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and genuinely remorseful. Because if you truly love somebody and you lose that person,
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oh, come on now, you will cry over it. And if
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you truly loved yourself, and you truly died out to yourself, you will
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cry how sorry that old nature was, and thank God for that new nature.
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Come on now. The situation at the foot of the crossing, it's
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not a group hop kind of a situation. There's nobody to pare it there.
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Everybody is genuine. Now, every prayer is uttered, it's heart pel
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to everybody, means ever sentence that has spoken, or come on now,
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I feel like those that stood at the foot of the cross beginning to weep,
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And it was a payer to Ah that they cared dequip for the one
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man who was hanging there on the center and wouldn't cross. These tears would
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not the doll tears. These were real tears and should not real people with
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a real love for someone else. All of us have heard the salt that
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goes like this, And tears are language. Often you wonder their right,
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tears coming to your eyes and nervous. Seemed to be much for him that
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you can stand. But God is standing near, He sees her fallen tears.
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Tears are language God understands. I prayed in the spirit before I prayed
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for a brother that was lost. I prayed for a prayer that was lost.
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I prayed, and the Spirit help my dervities. I prayed, and
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the spirit gave utterances. And there were tears in the mensa that I want
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you to know. It was a language being manifested that the devil could not
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have interpret It was a language devil could not understand. Choking in David or
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another line. As long as the tears falling, they come on now and
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you and tease us. They got some kind of language going on, as
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long as a genuine tears fallen. But am I crying in vain? Not
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a as genuine. So now we're up to about six that have cried.
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Psalm's fifty six and eight says concerning those tears the summer should thou'll tell us
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my wonders and put us my tears into thy bottle? Are they not in
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thy book? Are they not in thy book? Thou collectest my tears and
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puttest them into a bottle. During our meeting, after one of the morning
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service speakers preach, I saw a young man by the name of Brother Christ
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for praying, and he was crying. At just some time I went over
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there to pray with him, and he stood up at the while and he
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left a puddle about four inches in the amateur, And that's a pretty big
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puddle of tears. Four inches in amateur. I'm telling you, he shed
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some tears, and Brother Jesse, I started to reach down and pull out
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a clean next out of that box, or I started to reach into my
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pocket and pull out a handkerchief in order to dry up those tears. But
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then I heard what I felt like was the voice of God to set and
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just leave him there. Oh, that there would be tears on my altars
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again. And that's the inspiration for this and more than some message. I'm
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telling you, We've had a good time for the last thirty minutes, and
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I want to remain at thirty minutes to be just as good and just as
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when is the last time you had a good cry? You know what?
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That you've messed it up? And said, he said, I feel like
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my soul has been cleaned, Sir, I feel like that my soul has
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been rosha, my soul has been made clean. Oh, whether Jesse,
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God let me know that those words of song fifty six and nature had rotten
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through. And then tears wouldn't be put to in a bottle, and that
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they would be held in a riding a record in heaven right here where your
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bobbles out to whether Jessie is where the four rich diameter puddled tears was.
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The ag fox system might have soaked up those tears, but I want you
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to know Heaven soaked up those tears as well. When's the last time you
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had a good cry? My preaching old he the forsaken language. It's not
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that we have forgotten what we need to do. It's just that we are
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forsaken opportunity after opportunity to come to the altar with urkanness, and in countrieson
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of art and the same God. I am so sorry, Hey God,
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I am so sorry. I don't want to disappoint you Lord. I don't
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want to hurt the Lord. I don't want a failure of God. I
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don't want to crucify you again the Russia. I don't want to make a
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die again. Anew Oh, come on now. The Sama said in Saw
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thirty four fifteen through eighteen, the ayes of the Lord her upon the righteous,
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and his ears are open unto their laughter. No, it says that
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his ears are open unto their cry. God's got you, God sees you.
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Those tears are a language that God understands and the enemy does not.
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There are linguists who cannot put some prayers into words to be effective for you.
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There are auditionaries and the sources that just do not have the words that
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you need. When you are in times of grief, calamity, and sorrow
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and distress or despair, you just cannot find the words. Why don't you
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try brokenness? Why don't you try contrition? Why you trust that God has
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I know you're are open to me expressing myself to tears. I know your
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eyes upon me, and you deliver me out of all that of my troubles.
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It goes on to say the Lord is not into them. They're a
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broken heart, and says such a as be of a contracted spear. It
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when we find our marriage is broken, when we find her our relationships of
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broken, when we find our doubling style it, when we find our self
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grieving, we can find her a breakthrough in that brokenness. Come on,
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now, when you're bruce, when you're baughter, when you're broken, you
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can find a breakthrough in that brokenness. I'm telling you you ought to use
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tears to fight a battle. I'm not talking about crocodile tears. I'm not
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talking about the most suism or hypo. I'm talking about through cottonist sorrow that
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workers repentance as a biblical example of a spiritual mother and Rachel, the matriarch
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of Israel. You have Sarah, which is also recognized as a matriarch over
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Israel. Then you have Rachel, whom a Jacob greatly loved. Oh yes,
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Rachel had two children, and Leah had some, and the concubines had
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some. But whenever you find the scripture needing to recognize somebody as a significant
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person that would weep over the heritage of the Lord, or the offspring of
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Rachel is chosen. Rachel is seen or weeping, not in that present hour,
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but the matriarch Rachel can be pictured as morning over Israel. Or you
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always pastor right here, kind of like a pastor weeps over your family's situations
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and weeps over your sickness and weeps over overseeing things. But God weeps over
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the pastor's shoulder. And preacher, if you can ever get the heart of
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Kaga, you will find yourself weeping. I'm for preaching on Hell. I'm
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for talking about the longevity of Hell. There is no privity to Hell.
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I'm for talking about the awkwul torments of Hell. I'm pre warning people of
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Hell. But Church, you'd better preach it to over tear stain daughters.
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Head over to your state notes. You better preach hell with timidness, not
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mitral bless. Somebody is collect but you broken hearted? Somebody is called how
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don't want anybody to go to hell? Just to call to somebody ain't going
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to hell? Murder makes me to weep. Rachel weeping over the lives of
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fallen Israel, weeping over fallen Israel, weeping over boxlet children, weeping over
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prodigal sons and daughters, bobs Dad's Jesus Caesars tears, the mothers of Israel
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weeping over a church going through a trial, the mothers of Israel weeping.
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Y'all will remember concerning Jesus's birth, there came a time that Herod wanted to
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destroy Jesus, so he destroyed her all to those young children there were two
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years of age and under and marrying, and Joseph escaped with the child.
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They led into Egypt. But the Bible said in Rainbow there was a boss
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heard the mother Rachel, the mother of Israel, Subott, the matriarch.
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She's weeping meeting. Every mother that had a two year old son in that
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region is weeping for right now at that moment, and every mother is weeping
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at this time. It's not a forsaken language. And this time, huh.
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Everybody's saying things they would not say to somebody else. They cannot express.
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The reaper and the acony will come out here. It's bloody son that
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he is staying with a blood of Rathfel's children. I'll come on Mom's and
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Dada. You don't want to det a sing to be staying with them,
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proud of the childer don't know. That's why we weep in the altar like
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we weep. This is why pastors came and trying to study. Look they
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do. Mother, do you really want to go back? Father? Do
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you really want to go back? Some of you new convertse do you really
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want to go out there and let the devil destroy your children? I'm talking
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to your new converence right down. I'm sure. When Joseph's and Mary received
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news via VI the Bethlehem wireless into Egypt, and they said, you two
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escaped, and so did the Christ Child. But there's many others. It
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didn't. Brother Jesse, I'm sure Mary, said Joseph, all because of
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us, and all because of the package. This hurt. I'm telling you
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the kind of heart that Mary had. She wept. She wept for the
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neighbor's child. She wept for those that she saw there in the census and
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the taxation. She wept come home. Now there's a whole lot of weeping
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going on right here, right now. You see, Karrott had ordered at
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the Roman executioners and the soldiers fall upon the lives of every todd their male
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child for the age of two years and under. You know, the prophet
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Jeremy also one time when he was preaching, he reached with this example of
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Rachel the matriarch, and he said, there is going to come a time
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when this nation will be conquered, and I'm telling you you're gonna be carried
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into exile. And the Bible says that whenever they walked past the cemetery,
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so Rachel would be here, herr the weeping for her children and her offspring
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wouldn't they walked past the cemetery, so the offspring of the deceased, because
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the enemy had taken her life, another Rachel would be weeping the same way.
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The woman wept up whenever David allow her sons to be carried off and
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strode out to She beat back to Prosser ChIL. She wept and cried day
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and night. He can't count my baby. So I'm telling you prom myself,
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Bracket, I cry for them. That is a language that God understand.
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Tell them, Devil, he can't have them. Tell her, Devil,
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he can't hide that boy. Tell her he can't hide that bother Della,
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you can't hide my family. Rachel wept as her offspring was carried into
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captivity. Rachel was now weeping again, through Mary and multiple others, at
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the loss of toddlers being slaughtered mail children. You read our text again,
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John, chapter number eleven and verse number thirty five, say it with me.
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Jesus wept. There's just some things you just can't say. There's some
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words that Jesus refused to speak and concerning the closeness of his relationship between him
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and Lazarus. You'll find as you're reading the Gospels you'll see the intimacy between
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Christ and Lazarus, just as there was between John and Jesus. And Jesus
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walks over there, and brother Roquep, he just weeps. That's all John
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could say concerning the loss of life and the loss of love that Jesus experience.
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That because when others were pushing him and his ministry away, Lazarus and
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Mary and Martha were bringing him in. Yes, the son of God knew
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exactly what he was about to do. Yes, the Son of God knew
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that Lazarus is not dead but sleepless, although he's got to tell the mortals
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he is dead, plainly, Yes, come on, I'm gonta feeling good
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in my soul. But Jesus felt the pain that Mary and Birth have felt,
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and the man nature of Jesus felt the pain that they felt, and
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he just wept. I'm preaching on the forsaken language. Jesus used that language
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by the gabel. There's nothing else for John the right to other than Jesus,
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who have come on. Now, disciples are standing there. Jesus just
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said, Peter lit It borrow your mantle or a minute, and just wept
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and come ons to oh, come, on weep, and it's not just
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a little cry. There's a weeping, the heaving of the shoulders up and
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down, the convulsion of the body. And Jesus was hurting them, and
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Jesus was suffering. Jesus was feeding in the loss of life and death like
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you and I have felt. Come on, now, I'm talking to somebody
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getting this fielding him. It is the last time you had a good cry.
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Oh why in Jesus weep like this? The next birth beyond o tex
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gives us the answer. The Bible said that to Jesus looked him sad,
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Look how greatly he loved a philoscerous from Yes, Mary and Martha had been
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grieving the loss of their dear brother. They were familiar with Jesus. Jesus
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was familiar with their loss of life. Jesus knew very well the Laosphrus would
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be restored, but he still brought that pain that brought great heart acor and
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heartbreaker. I'm talking to somemer in this feeling. This man and her heart
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has been broke up and twained. God understanding, they ain't nothing that needs
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to be sad. Tears a heart enough, I said, tears ah Aina,
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I guarantee if my wife dropped it at the morning, or one of
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my sons, they don't need to be nobody or my daughter come over here
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and try to say talk to me, you'll feel better. I don't want
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straight up tell you take your hide out of here. Let me sit in
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silence, and let me walk away alone and let me cry. I said
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a little while ago, when I lost that grandson, I had to hold
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it together for a while. But I've been out there to that cemetery too,
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Brother Nathaniel, when nobody's around, and I said, I don't understand
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it. I don't question God. I don't get better at God, but
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I don't understand it. And Buddy, when you melt to your knees and
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you say God, I don't understand. I just love you. Lord.
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It's no for me to understand there's a communication going on between you and God.
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And I know some people that are part of my life that when the
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tragedy happens, his sister wood was to die to morrow, don't come to
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me, try to talk him back forward grill or talk about chicken, or
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talk about this, or that I'm gonna deal better with us inside. And
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then I'm gonna walk outside. I don't need nobody's stalking or I'm gonna go
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out somewhere and I'm gonna stand somewhere and I'm gonna just talk to God like
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she's doing right now with tear. She ain't speaking a sentence this whole message.
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She has a spoken a word, but she's crying through this entire message,
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and so have some others. I saw a sister Candice Factor at some
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point broken about these things. I'm telling your brothers, when is the last
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time you had a good cry. This generation has made us cold hearted and
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cruel concerning these things. But I'm gonna be left alone. I'll tell you
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that sister hand of Sister Whoop, Trump's dead tomorrow. I'm gonna walk outside,
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stand out under the tree, and I'm going to just get by myself.
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And don't expect me to laugh at your jokes. Don't expect me to
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want to talk about fishing or even about her cooking for a good while,
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because I'm gonna talk to my God in my grief with that high priest that
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is acquainted with those kind of feelings and those kind of emotions. Come on
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now, and Jesus stood, there are ya getting this now, Come on,
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old hearted snakes, Jesus what. We're supposed to be warm heart as
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sheep, Jesus what. And Jesus is reaping right now. He's reaping over
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the loss. How do you know this? He's already done it. He's
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made intercession for all he's suffered. And what's He's not up there crying right
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now, But I'm telling you he took care of it. For every generation,
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there's a crying savior. For every generation. There's a loving savior.
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For every generation. There's an understanding, your saving. For every generation,
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there's a saving and cosa exactly how you feel. The prophet Isaiah prophesied that
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Jesus would be acquainted with grief and sorrow, that he would not be unfamiliar
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with our softness. We must not be able to relate to these people's feelings
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if we're unmoved. And that's when I say, God, if I have
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forsaken that language, if I can no longer weep, help me to week,
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the apostle Paul said in Acts, chapter number twenty and thirty one.
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Paul said he did not seize night or day preaching with tears. David broke
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down and wept over absolutely Nie, and I broken and wept overfalling a crumble
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walls. I find it where Mary wept. Mary magnually wept Apostle Paul,
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in several instances wept the forsaken language. You will begin to communicate with your
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Master in that language when you have true God, this sorrow, true brokenness.
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And I feel a sweet presence of God at this place. I don't
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think Mary said, Oh well, Joseph, at least it wasn't Jesus.
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Let's stand. I've got some more to priests, but I feel left.
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The Holy Ghost would have to slow down here. I know that we don't
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believe in something called decremancy. You can't go to a cemetery and talk to
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the deceased. A great friend of mine recently lost his companion. He said
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that the grief was so great and the sorrow so strong. He said that
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at times he would collapse upon a stone and he would find himself trying to
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dig her out. No names have been given, but he would come to
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his senses and say, I can't do that. So I have asked me
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over the years, do you believe you can talk to your deceased loved ones?
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I said, no, it's necromancy. You don't talk to the dead.
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You don't conjure the spirits of the dead. What about it when the
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Witch of Indoor conjured of the spirit of sam John Exactly, you don't play
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with the spirits of the dead. But to encourage you that have wept over
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deceased friends and family members, you can talk to the Lord of the deceased,
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the one in whose presence they arguing, there's coming to day when we
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will sorrow no more and weep no more. Brother Jesse, would you come
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to the pianom. There's a good, good, good, sweet spirit in
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his place. This morning, the forsaken language we sing a song and sending
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that red vack hymn. Nor for the mourners. Bench will have no place
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at all. There will be no more tears over sinners, for the sinner
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had refused that he to call. That breaks my heart because I've spent my
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life trying to help sinners find Jesus. To realize, Brother Aaron Wood,
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They'll come a time when there will need to be a text taker. There
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will need to be a sermon prepared or a message preach, and the prayers
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for the sinners will be in vain. So this tells me I better pray
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now, I better week now. Revelations twenty one and four says, and
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God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes, and there shall be no
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more death, neither sorrow nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain
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for the form of things or passed away. If you study the scriptures from
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the front of the book to the back, you will see that there appears
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to be times in heaven when there is weeping and mourning. So sometimes when
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the preachers makes a blanket statement, we've all done it, there's no tears
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in heaven. That's correct to an extent. But there does come a point
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in the New Jerusalem, that new city, after the Great White Throne judgment,
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after all the other things, there does come a point, Brother Jeremiah,
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when tear ducks are no longer needed. I want to get Brother Samuel
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and Brother Kayla to get these boxes of clean X. I want you to
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walk around in hand every person of klean X, Brother Roquat. They'll come
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a time when there's no handkerchiefs or cleanexes needed, no tear ducks needed.
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A some at some point in time, an eternity, sister broke up.
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There will not be any clear noches around the altar bench. It will only
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be praised no longer. Morning prayer Psalm thirty and five said, weep and
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may endure for the night, but joy cometh in the morning. I want
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to remind you of something, and it's a fact. In hell there will
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be weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth forever. But in heaven the
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Lord will take those tears that have been placed in the bottle. When everybody
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look at pastor for just a second, your tears are in a bottle.
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Every time you cry, every tears, see that, see the tiger's falling.
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Everyone is collected and put in a bottom. And there's a record.
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But there will come a time, brother Samuel, when those bottles will be
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tucked away, and the record books of tears will be following away the forsaked
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language, not to forgotten language, the forsaken language. Jesus is going to
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say, Father, there's been enough of this brokenness, has been enough of
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this sorrow. I'm finished with it. I don't want to lose another Jeptis.
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As to Rachel, I don't want to lose another Johnny Platt. I
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don't want to lose another gene Wood. Those are my words, those are
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Jesus's words, Brother to things. I don't want to see another kid and
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dial cancer. I don't want to see another wife lay over a decease spouse
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again. In the church, the forsaken language, I can see it,
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as Jesus tells the angels, I got it. I got every record,
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every moment, every experience, and every tear. Put it in a file.
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There'll never be a need for that record book or another bottle of tears
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again. If you have forsaken an opportunity to be sorrowful for your sins,
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why don't we just embrace that opportunity this morning? If you're broken hearted over
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the loss of a friend or family member, who let's just embrace the opportunity
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to communicate with God this morning. Can we all find a place to pray?
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Brother j see just obey the Lord, the forsaken language. He sees
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those tears. He wants to comfort you. He wants to comfort you.
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That's what Jesus said, Johnna. Notice he's gonna be your heart on you.
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But the comfort is coming, Joy, The comfort is coming, john
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The comforter is coming John. He'll come from John Church. Jesus will walk
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the ways tears and tears are the lands. He see your cheese and he
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stands with the far God. We man and take m bod jes God.
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Often we walk, blurt cheese, come into che bird on to be but
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more than week can stay. But God, he stays with me. He
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sees your part of jeans. Jeer that God she sees a team. He
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sees your teas, that he is a fas God aween shot with man and
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time you by the head. Jesus and God stand God we along with man,
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and he cakes him by the head. Jesus gods with flee. That's
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live. You call this the cheese used to flow. Things have not turned
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away. Cheese had play. God won't forget cheese. All the strongs our
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dream Jesus way. Godderstands and he see the teens broke ga. He see
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your tea and he's stay your ween. The far God awe alone man and
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jakes him by the cheeses. The God stay. He s the cheeses the
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room looking call it so he your cheese and hessen they far God alone with
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man, and it takes somebody Jessen sack. God stand he chake somebod chessslin
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black God stands chess a slack stream. Yes, she can see the cheese
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can ball art. He sees your teams. Then he is him. We
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they a God, weave along with man, any day him bad. These
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are the God there