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We are children of promise to live free Galatians 4 21-31
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You've tuned into a mega church. We are people hungry to
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encounter God through worship and His Word being witnesses to
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the world around us. We pray this teaching blesses
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you and trust God will reveal Himself to you in a new way
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Omega? Get to our website or Facebook
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page through the links below. So we continue with our study on
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the Book of Galatians, chapter 4, verses 21 to 31, 21 to 31.
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Now in this yeah, I would like to ask this general question
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again. Has anybody come having read
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this passage? Ah, good.
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All chocolates will go. Very good.
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Please somebody take the I see improvement.
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That's really good. Now tell me somebody, was it
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easy? Easy to understand.
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Very easy to understand. Yeah, that is good.
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Well, I know the Bible is not a simple book.
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And this passage is more complicated, very complicated,
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because it goes against the common sense.
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It goes against the common sense because you do not tell somebody
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who is been rejected and who is looked down upon as the no, That
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person is you. You look down on somebody and
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say no, no, no, That person is you.
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You don't like to be compared like that, isn't it?
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So that's what Paul is actually doing here.
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Now, what he says here is that the words he uses here, Where is
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that? Yeah, I'm going to get the wrong
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place. Yeah, 21 to 31 who I'm looking
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into first. I said that's wrong, so why
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don't I see it? So sorry for chapter 4 was 21
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onwards. Tell me, you who want to be
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under the law, are you not aware of what the law says?
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Basically he is arguing. You know, in the previous
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message we have talked about why these people want to go back to
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Jewish laws, practicing the Jewish laws, and he was telling
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them please don't do it, please don't do it.
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He was giving many reasons. And now he comes with one final
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reason why they should not go back to Jewish system.
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So he says, tell me, you know, it's just engaging them in kind
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of a dialogue. Tell me, you who want to be
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under the law, are you not aware that what the law says for his
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return, that Abraham had two sons, one by the slave woman and
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the other by the free woman? His son by the slave woman was
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born in the ordinary way, but his son by the free woman was
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born as a result of promise. Ah, that's really beautiful.
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It's very, very beautiful. This story is very, very simple,
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common. Every Jew knows the story, but
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the meaning that Paul is bringing out is not what they
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had in their mind for 1500 plus years.
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I would say even 2000 years, 2000 years, they knew the story,
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this they grew up around the story.
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But Paul says hey, you think you know it?
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No, I am going to give a different meaning to it.
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So he reinterprets what is a common knowledge.
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He gives a new meaning and then he says what does he say here?
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These things may be taken figuratively.
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For the women represents 2 covenants.
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In another class it says they are allegories.
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What is an allegory? Allegory is an extended metaphor
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that you can compare many things.
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It is more, it is a metaphor. You know this is one of those
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things. And do we have freedom to
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allegorize everything? It is good we should have some
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kind of a broad guidelines about how to allegorize things,
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particularly with when it comes to studying the Bible.
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When something is allegorized from the Old Testament and is
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talked about in the New Testament, it gets a sanction
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already because the Holy Spirit has used that particular apostle
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or that particular disciple to do it.
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We cannot just take a particular in the first few centuries.
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There are few people like Oregon and you know another guy and who
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were allegorizing everything. I will give an example.
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They will say the Good Samaritan story.
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When they talk about the Good Samaritan story, the four legs
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of the donkey or the four gospels and he gives 2 coins.
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Now one is the Old Testament, another New Testament.
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Already you are laughing. Why it is not right is not
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right. So we don't allegorize
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everything. We need to have some boundaries
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to do it. And the boundaries is the Bible
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itself is the boundary. And Paul here goes out of his
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way to explain and allegorize and he says these are two people
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there, two women and their children are allegories for us.
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They stand like stories. But then I want to tell you what
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the deep meaning is, is what Paul is trying to say here.
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But before I go launch further into it, I want to give an
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illustration about what is the power power of the word promise.
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Do you see there in verse? Why do I struggle every time?
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Galatians 4 There it says by, but his son by the free woman
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was born as a result of a promise.
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Everybody say promise. What is a promise?
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What is a promise? We break promises, do we?
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It's very common for us to break promises.
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But when God makes a promise, it is never broken.
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When God makes a promise, it never fails.
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It will come to pass. Whatever he says, he will come
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to pass. So question is we have to hear
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from God is more important not assume he has spoken now so many
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times Christians have one big problem is they guess I think
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God has said it yes to this matter.
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And then after down the line, after a few months and years,
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they say, oh, it's not working. So very what's wrong.
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What's wrong is you assumed God spoke when he has not spoken.
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That's why you're disappointed now.
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So This is why we need to learn to hear God, cultivate the habit
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of hearing God. And the promise is never going
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to fall to the ground. From the book of Genesis to
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Revelation, every promise has been kept and fulfilled.
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And that is what is going to happen when he, he is going to
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come back and we are going to be raised up with new bodies.
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We are going to meet Him in heaven.
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And if he is going to come down and we are going to reign, what?
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What? All these things are promises
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but yet to be fulfilled. But promise is coming out of the
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character of God. It is His nature.
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And when it is, when you hang it on His nature, upon His
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unchangeable, faithful nature, that promise is definitely going
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to happen. It will never, it will never
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become a mirage. You know something that looks
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like water. It is not water.
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It is never like that. It is never.
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You go and drink and you are not satisfied with your thirst.
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It is not going to happen. If it is God, it will come to
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pass. But if it is not God, it may
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pass by you. That is the reason why we need
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to learn to receive promise from God, from God.
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And when you stand on it, even though it does not make sense,
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you stand on it, He will fulfill it because that is the nature of
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a promise. The nature of a promise is it
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will not make sense when you are standing on it.
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Think of you, think of Abraham at the age of 75.
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God says, OK, leave your people, your country, come show, follow
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me. I will show you.
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I will take you where I want to take you.
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I will bless you. I will give you the land.
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He starts following him and then after a few years he's still not
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having children. He talks about it to God.
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God said, no, I'm going to give you a son.
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And then still he doesn't have a son.
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And wife says, I know what what he means.
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Take my servant and you will have a son.
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And that servant, when she bears son, there will be my son.
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And that's what God had in mind. Where does it come from?
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From the flesh, not from the Spirit of God.
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And Sara started the problem and even today we have big problem
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because of that. So suppose your friend of
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Abraham, you met him when he was 87.
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Let us say let us go little back 84 when he was 8485.
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Hey, did you say God told you you are going to have a son?
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Yeah, 10 years are over. What are you talking about?
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Why does it take 10 years for God to give you a son after 86?
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He has one son through Hega and then he loves him so much for
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nearly so many years. And then again God comes on the
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scene when he was 99. I am going to bless you.
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Don't talk about it, Sir. He was a said.
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He was a said to God. God, please don't talk about it.
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I waited for so long, 24 years. What are you talking about?
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And you are his friend. You would have gone to Abraham
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and said you I doubt whether you are really following God.
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Who is your God 24 years, you don't have a son.
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I tell you, this is the nature of a promise.
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Is this that you must have patience to possess the promise?
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Say I need to have patience, to possess the promise.
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I'm telling you, my friends, this is my experience.
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I have gone through it and we have started Omega.
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Not because I want to start a church.
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You ask my wife, you ask my people.
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I even don't buy a magazine because I don't want to waste my
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money. I'm that kind of a guy.
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Once I make a decision, I never do it.
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I said I won't write a book. I don't want to start an
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organization, don't want to start a church.
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But why do we start a church? Because of what?
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A promise? In the year 2000, He gave me a
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vision, but I did not start a church immediately.
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God spoke, Let's start a church. That's not my way of doing
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things. We take our hands off.
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When God promises, He fulfills. He makes it happen not because
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you want to do it. He wants to do it.
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He will do it. That's what he did.
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After 20 years, 2020, we have Omega.
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Omega, you know I am. I am telling you the few things
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just to get the inside of who where you belong to.
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You belong to Omega. You must say thank you God for
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making me part of Omega. Why we don't do things here on
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my own decision. God is the leader.
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He is the one who guides, including the name.
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I did not decide upon it. I was just praying.
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And one day he says many people have not many churches, but this
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one will be called last one. To understand if it took us long
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time, but then when we the time came, we said, OK, let's call it
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Omega. Let's call it Omega.
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He is the last one. Jesus is the last one.
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So this is the place where you belong to.
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I want you to know this is where you belong to.
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And the promise is God's promise and we will possess it.
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We will see the revival in the city through Omega.
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Why? It is His promise, not my word,
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is not my imagination. It is His promise.
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If it was valid for Abraham to wait for 25 years to get a son,
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we will wait if it takes 25 years to see the revival.
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But we are based on our life is based on the promise, not a
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guess work. So, you know, individualize, We
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can have promises from God. Hang on, hang on, hang on.
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Why? If it is God, it will come to
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pass. If it is God, it will come to
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pass. I was thinking about this word
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promise. I said I don't know why I
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hovered on that word and studied more.
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And the more I said, I said it is rooted in the nature of God,
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is rooted in the character of God.
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And that will not fail. And you, if you had seen me
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yesterday when I was thinking those things, and if you had
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touched me, I would have been like become like a stone.
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Why that was making me strong. When you think the thoughts of
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God, you will not be the same. You will be changed because you
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are thinking the thoughts of God.
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OK to now he takes this common figure.
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Ishmael is rejected and he was sent away along with the mother.
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So the basic problem that we need to understand here is the
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keyword key thought do that helps us to understand this
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passage is a son's position is determined by the status of the
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mother. The mother was a slave, son is a
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slave and the mother is free. The son is free.
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Am I communicating because Hagar was a slave?
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Ishmael cannot be a free son, cannot be a free son.
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Abraham loved him, not one day, not one year, almost 1415 years.
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And then God says throw him out. How painful that would be.
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There comes a time we have to let go the most dear things, but
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the decision is not ours. We have to let God decide.
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If God says get rid of the woman, slave woman, you get rid
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of the slave woman and her son. So now you take that example of
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something that is negative and Paul says the whole nation of
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Israel are thinking they are the children of Abraham, children of
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Abraham and Sarah. And he is now telling them, hey
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guys, you think you are the children of Abraham and Sarah?
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No, no, no, you belong to Hagar and this Jerusalem belongs to
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Hagar. The present existing Jerusalem
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is Hagar. Why is he saying that?
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When you are a son of promise, the promise is fulfilled by the
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power of the Holy Spirit, who fulfills the promise is the Holy
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Spirit. Power of the Holy Spirit
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fulfills the promise. And here is son Isaac born to
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Sarah by promise, by the power of the Holy Spirit.
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And he says to the Christians, you are those people who belong
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to Sarah. Hallelujah, we are say we are
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children of Sarah or children of Abraham through Sarah, children
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of promise basically, and we are free.
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It simply means we are free. We are not like Ishmael who is
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in a slave in slavery. We are Born Free into this.
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This is really good, good stuff, but we do not have the freedom
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to allegorize as we like. But if the apostle has done it
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because he had revelation to talk about it, I will tell you
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something. I will tell you about it.
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How much powerful is what Paul did?
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It is two things. It is two things.
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Imagine, imagine the Old Testament Tabernacle or think of
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the temple built by Solomon. You got the three compartments,
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outer court, inner holy place, most holy place.
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It is like just tearing that wail and letting you see the ark
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of God. It is something that's not going
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to happen at all. And what Paul is doing is he is
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doing so violently, staying off the wail and making you to see
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into the Holy of Holies, to get a glimpse of the holiness of
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God, to get a glimpse of the glory of God.
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Gospel is the glory of God. You cannot believe in the gospel
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and not partake in the glory of God because it is the power of
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God. It is in the Old Testament you
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had high priest wearing a E4, EPHOD E4.
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If my pronunciation is wrong, pardon me.
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So what is the E4? He had something on which you
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had 12 Stones, 33334 rows of three, I think.
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Whatever, Numbers 1212, Yeah, 12 anyway.
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But when he wants to find out the mind of God, he wants to
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check out the will of God. He will use the effort to find
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out whether it is God's will or not in some matter.
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For example, during the time of Solomon, when they wanted to
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check out some of the priests, whether they really belong to
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the priestly line or not. I think after Solomon's time,
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and they were waiting for a priest who knows how to use that
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effort, because not everybody knew.
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It's the privilege of the priest.
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But how does it happen? He wears the effort.
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What is he trying to do? He is bearing the 12 tribes,
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names of the 12 tribes on his heart before God with his
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ministering. I tell you, this is how a pastor
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should be. A pastor should carry the church
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on his heart before God. And when matters are coming
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before God and you are waiting there in the presence of God,
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ask a question, is this happening?
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Is this right or wrong? And the effort will shine with a
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brilliant light. And then the then he knows it is
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yes and is a they had they are actually Orim and Tamim as well.
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And one shines is yes, one shines.
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It is no something like that. What Paul was doing here is he
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is shining the light on that effort, which is lifeless and
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is, you know, this things if it is difficult, don't worry, you
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just keep it aside. What I'm teaching sometimes, you
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know, some, some people have told me already that I sometimes
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speak at a graduate level or postgraduate level.
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So it's something like that. So don't worry, but stray in
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your mind to understand these things.
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This is the privilege of children of God to grow into the
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knowledge of God, to understand the deep things of God.
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This is a call for each Christian.
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And we can improve our capacity to understand the spiritual
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things by thinking about it, meditating upon meditating upon
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it and pursuing it. We can grow into it.
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And here is a glimpse into the Holy of Holies.
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Here is a glimpse into the heart of God is a glimpse into the
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character of God you are. Born Free.
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You are Born Free. If that sinks into your whole
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heart, job is done. That's all we need to know.
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You are Born Free. So he took this.
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These things we were taken figuratively for the women
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represent 2 covenants. 1 covenant is from Mount Sinai and
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best children who are to be slaves.
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This is Hagar. Now Hagar stands for Mount Sinai
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in Arabia and corresponds with the present city of Jerusalem.
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This is just that one sentence we need to understand is he is
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changing the meaning of what is, what is held, what is understood
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by common masses. He is saying, guys, you don't
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understand it. You have to understand
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differently. You are thinking you are free,
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but you are not because the Jerusalem at that time when Paul
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was writing was under the power of Roman rule, it was not free.
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So he was saying it is like present Jerusalem, you are not
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free. You are not free, but if you are
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a if you are a believer, when you believe in Jesus Christ, you
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are of the Sarah and you are Born Free.
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Amazing. So he goes forward again, and he
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quotes from Isaiah 54 verse one be glad or bear a woman who
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bears no children. Break forth and cry aloud.
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You have no labor pains because more of the children of the
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desolate woman than of her who has a husband.
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It is again difficult to understand.
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It is again difficult to understand why it is difficult
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to understand Isaiah when he was talking about it.
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He is talking about be glad of barren woman who is a barren
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woman. The Israel in captivity is
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compared to barren woman. Israel in captivity is compared
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to a barren woman because comparing it to the status of
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Sarah before she had a child, she was barren.
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So longing for a child she has grown old.
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No power to conceive and no power to deliver.
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It is 90 plus years. It is impossible for a woman to
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bear and deliver a child at that age.
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But what he is saying is OK, you are like this barren woman who
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bears no children. Break forth and cry aloud.
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You who have no labor pains, you have not gone through it.
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I don't think he means C-section because more of the children are
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the desolate woman than of her who has a husband.
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So who is this the one who has husband?
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Hagar, because she had a child through the natural means.
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But Sarah has delivered a son by promise.
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So what he's saying is you, you are going to have more children
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than the one who are husband. Now think, look at the world
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today. How many Christians are there in
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the world? How many Christians believers
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are there in the world? They all belong to Sarah because
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your children will be more than the one who had husband.
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That is who belong to the old covenant, who belong to the, I
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mean the Jewish people, handful of people today only few
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millions, but you have got hundreds of millions of
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believers all over the world and that is the fulfillment of
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Isaac. 54 verse one. Now you brothers like Isaac are
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children of promise. What a powerful words they are.
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You are like Isaac, a child of promise.
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No one chooses to be saved by himself.
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It's God who chooses you. He looks at you and He has
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determined to save you before the foundation of the world.
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He set His love upon you and saves you.
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I tell you, this is mystery. It's amazing to me.
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When I look into my whole life, it's amazing to me.
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I have so many relatives, hundreds of them, but I am not
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in touch with anyone because they don't like to connect with
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me because I'm a Christian. Basically, they don't like me.
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They don't visit us, we don't visit them.
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It's very simple. When you believe in Christ,
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something happens to you and that sometimes turns you against
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other people as well. I'll tell you one story about a
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soldier who was ferocious, a fighter, and anybody picks a
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quarrel with him that will he will beat him till they are
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dead. So he had such a reputation, but
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one day he wandered into the Chapel where the preacher was
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preaching the gospel and this man got converted.
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He believed in the Lord Jesus Christ.
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He said, Lord, I'm so sorry, I make you my Lord, come into my
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heart. Then after a couple of months,
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he was having food in a mess. When he was sitting at the table
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eating food, there were people who were afraid of him before to
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fight him because they knew he was powerful.
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He will beat them to death. They were afraid of him.
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But after these two months, one of them says, I will check it
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out whether he has become really a Christian or not.
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So he took the hot soup bang he throws on his chest.
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So the hot soup lands on his chest.
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It burned him. And then what did he do?
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He got up, tore his upper garment and wiped off his chest
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and then looked at the people, bunch of people who were trying
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to cause trouble. This is what I am called.
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This is what happens when I when I become a Christian.
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This is what happens to a Christian, and I'm happy about
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it. And they were stunned to see the
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transformation. He was like a lion before, and
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they thought when he threw the soup, the lion is going to rise
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up from inside, but he was like a lamb.
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The gospel brings transformation, and that's very
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powerful transformation. And we are the children of
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promise. We ought to be like the lamb,
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not like the lion that is not dead.
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So here the children promised at that time, the son born in the
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ordinary way persecuted, the son born by the power of the spirit.
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But there's also a tussle going on the the Son of a slave is
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persecuting son born by the Spirit by promise.
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And this thought carries on into his writing.
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In chapter 5, he talks about how there's a tussle going on inside
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the heart, how the spirit lusts after the flesh and flesh lusts
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after the spirit. There is a King James language
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and he gives you the list of things that are come out of the
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flesh and he gives you a fruit of the Holy Spirit and gives you
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a list. And he expands his idea further
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in the next chapter. We will wait for it at that
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time, but this is just a glimpse.
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So there should be a place and time when we should get rid of
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the slave woman and her son. The key is very, very simple.
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Listening to the voice of God is the key.
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Listening to the voice of God is the key.
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Whatever God said to Abraham, he just did it.
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God says offer your son as a sacrifice to me, Isaac, He did
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not say, let me go and talk to Sarah.
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God told me to kill our son. Offer him as a sacrifice.
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What you would have said you're out of your mind.
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I thought you are a great man, my great husband, but today you
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are a mad guy. Why will God tell you to
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sacrifice him? And he himself has given you the
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son. I do not think Abraham must have
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considered her. You are just took the fire, pot
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of fire and some wood and few servants set on told the son let
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us go and offer the sacrifice and he says, oh you have got the
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fire, we had the wood, where is the Lamb?
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God will provide. See that is a mark of a man who
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he has got. There is a mark of a man who he
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has got. I wish we all are men and women
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who hear the voice of God and obey him, because that is the
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only time you will see revival. We ask, We want revival.
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So many times these days I am hearing this question, why is
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Omega not growing? Why will it grow when we are not
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serious about it? Everyone must be serious about
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it. Pray about it.
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Agonize. God, I'm going to this place.
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I want to see your glory manifested.
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I want this gospel to impact the city.
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I just don't want to warm the chair for 30-40 minutes and come
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home. No, I want to know you.
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I want to know the power of resurrection.
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I want to know the power of the Holy Spirit in my life.
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If there is that kind of a hunger in you, this church will
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multiply. It's not one, one person.
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It doesn't depend on one person. And we have not grown to that
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stage where we can pray and hear God and be guided by him, be
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directed by him. If you know, there's a man
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called, I think Larry Cunningham.
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Cunningham, he wrote a book. God, Is it really you?
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If you can find it in the second hand book stall, find it and
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read that book. They make decisions because they
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hear from the Holy Spirit. Not one person.
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All of them pray together, fasting and praying until they
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hear God and they it has to be verified by at least two people.
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There can be 100 people praying, but what one says God is saying
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should be confirmed by one more. Until then they pray and then
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they decide do it. What God says they do it.
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I tell you, I was so impressed by that model.
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We are nowhere nearer to practicing it.
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Nowhere nearer anyway. That is how we should be.
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So they were thrown out basically.
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Therefore, brothers, we are not children of the slave woman, but
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of the free woman. We are children of the free
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woman, and that is he. He makes a powerful statement in
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chapter 5 verse one and he says it is for freedom that Christ
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has set us free. Stand form then and do not let
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yourself be burdened again by yoke of slavery.
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Don't go back to Jewish system, don't go back to Passover, don't
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go back to circumcision. Don't go back to doing all
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things in the Old Testament. God has set you free from it.
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Don't go back. It's very simple but very
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powerful way Paul has brought the arguments.
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And if some of you want to catch up with what really Paul was
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saying in this chapter, you can listen to our podcast.
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The previous versions previous messages explain more of Paul's
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heart. So now it's time for us to pray.
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Thank you Jesus, thank you Lord, thank you Lord.
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Before I close, I think I have something here.
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This is from he talks about Hagar and Sarah and the
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covenants. And this is again, a little bit
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deeper truth. When I say deeper, just by
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listening once, we may not understand it.
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You may have to read or hear more than once.
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So please feel free to listen to the podcast again when you go
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home to understand what I'm reading it out here.
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This is from Warren Wisbe, a great pastor and teacher.
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And he said Hagar was not married again.
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She was thrown out, but she didn't marry again.
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God never gave the Law to any other nation or people,
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including His church. For the Judaizers to impose the
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Law on the Galatians Christians was to oppose the very plan of
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God. In Paul's day, the nation of
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Israel was under bondage to the Law, while the church was
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enjoying liberty under the gracious rule of the Jerusalem
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which is above. Judas wanted to wed Mount Sinai
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and the heavenly Mount Zion. But to do this would be to deny
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what Jesus did on the Mount Calvary.
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Hey, God is not to be married again.
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Hey, God is not to be married again.
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We don't go back and create the Old Old Testament system again.
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We can try to change them. This must fall, for we cannot
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change either the law or the old nature.
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That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and we might add, it
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always will be flesh. God did not try to change
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Ishmael and Hagar either by force or by education.
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Neither can you and I change the old nature and the law.
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We cannot change our old nature. We cannot change the law by our
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own effort. It is a work of the Holy Spirit.
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We badly need the work of the Holy Spirit.
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Very deep work in our heart. I do not have much time to talk
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about the heavenly Jerusalem, which is coming down from here,
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from the sky, from heavens. Maybe I'll try to cover in the
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next message, somehow fit in. So let's just bow down our heads
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and pray. Father God, this morning we
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praise you, we praise you, we praise you for your word.
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Your word is established in heavens and Your word is
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eternal. Your word is unchanging.
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We thank You, Father, You are God and you are on the throne,
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and we are humans. We are trying to do a little bit
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of things that we can do, but we need your power to believe You.
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We need your power to obey You. We need Your power to do what
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You want us to do in the short time, to the glory of Your name.
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So bless each one of us. Bless each one of us that we may
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pursue with a passion, we pursue with that hunger and thirst
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which will not bindle away with time, will keep growing with
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time. And help us, Lord, to know You
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and to see You as you are, and to worship in spirit and truth
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and to obey you. Bless these words to the glory
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of Your name. In Jesus mighty name we have
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asked, Amen. Thanks for joining us at Omega.
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