Sermon
Pathway to Healing - Kingdom Healthcare with Pastor Marci Glisson
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I'm glad you're here tonight because for the next three
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Wednesday nights in a row, we are going to lay a foundation of
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healing, of healing, because there's been quite a few people
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that have been dealing with some sickness and disease.
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And how many of you know, come on, or you may not know he
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already dealt with sickness and disease, that he is Jehovah
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Rapha, our healer. Hallelujah, glory to God.
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So I hope you have your notebooks and your pens because
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I am going to give you so many scriptures from Genesis to
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Revelation. That is going to be your
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foundation to stand upon. Come on, so that you can come
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against things that are trying to infiltrate your body,
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Hallelujah, that are trying to hinder you from being at your
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full capacity to fulfilling the purposes and the assignments and
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the plans that he has for your life while you're still in the
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earth, Hallelujah. And so, you know, the important
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thing is about recognizing the healing of God is, is that you
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will not know his healing power without the knowledge of the
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word. Without the knowledge of the
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word, the word of God has to be your foundation for healing to
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manifest within your life the word of God.
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Because, and we're going to see this later on, that just because
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maybe someone had a gift of healing to administrate to you,
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you can guarantee you this, that the enemy is going to come back
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and try to put that same sickness back on your body.
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And if you don't have the knowledge of the word to keep it
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off of you, then guess what? You're going to walk in that
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sickness again or some other sickness, because as long as
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we're in the earth, we are going to have to fight against
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sickness and disease. We already win and we can walk
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in health and healing, but we are not going to go through
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walking through this life because of the fact that our
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bodies are decaying, OK? And so we have to stand against
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it when it tries to speak to us. OK, now of course we know we are
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going to have to. This body will give up our
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spirit one day, whether he blows the trumpet and we all are
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changed in the twinkling of an eye and take on that glorified
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body again, or we're going to die and be in this earth again.
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But either way, we have to know as believers that God wants us
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to walk in the divine health and healing that He brought to us
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through His death, burial, and resurrection.
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And so these are some of the questions that you hear today
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and that we're going to answer. Hopefully I can actually teach.
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I asked pastor, can I get on the floor and put the podium down
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there so that it reminds me I'm in a classroom and I can just
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get more out just to teach. Because when I get up here up
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underneath pastor's anointing, all I want to do is preach.
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But I feel like I can get more out if I just stay in my
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teaching mode down on the floor. But he said no.
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So anyway, y'all help me because we might just preach this thing.
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I don't know. So we are going to talk about
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the pathway of healing. You know, the Kingdom of God has
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a healthcare system and we have to know that it is God's will to
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heal our life because that is still questions throughout
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different denominations. Here's the thoughts and here's
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the questions. Is it God's will to heal?
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That's still a question today that people are asking is
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healing for today or did it die out with the apostles and Jesus?
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Jesus while he was on the earth, right?
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This is a question that people have today.
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And of course, if you are, you know, here in this house, you
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know that we teach this. And so there's going to be
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things that are going to just stir you up and help continue to
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sure up your foundation for healing.
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But there may be people in here and there are new people in here
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that may not know what you know about healing.
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And the good thing about it is the more you know in the Word of
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God and the knowledge of God, the more arsenal you have
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against sickness and disease when it tries to come on your
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body. So we need to fill up our
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arsenal. We need to fill it up.
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Come on. So that when it does come, we
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are forever sure and settled that it is God's will that I am
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healed, whole and healthy and all of these things trying to
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attack my body, I'm not going to allow it.
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I'm going to resist it. Going to resist it.
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So is it still is healing still for today?
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What's another question? Is healing just for some people
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that God wills and others he does it?
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This is questions that are asked.
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Does God put sickness on His children to teach them a lesson?
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Still questions that are happening in church world today,
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right? Where?
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How about this one did sickness and disease come from?
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Good question, right? Well, do you know what we are
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going to have to? I'm going to endeavor to go from
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Genesis to Revelations so that we can see through scripture.
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There is over 171 scriptures pertaining to the healing of
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God, the healing of God. So that must mean that this is
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relevant for our life. Amen.
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When there's over 171 scriptures concerning healing in the Bible,
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Amen. So this is something that we
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have to see that God desires for His children to walk in.
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And again, I said when it comes to us walking in the healthcare
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of the Kingdom, when it comes to us walking in this promise of
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divine healing within our life, walking it out everyday, we will
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not be able to do that outside of the knowledge of the Word.
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Because faith begins where the will of God is known.
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Faith begins where the will of God is known.
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And if we don't know the will of God, then faith cannot be there
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because we know the Scripture says in Romans what faith comes
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from hearing and hearing from the word of God.
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Hearing from the word of God, not hearing from a grandmother
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that may have told you that God's not into healing today.
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Come on. Or an experience where somebody
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supposedly was believing God for healing and it didn't work for
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them. No, we have to only rely on the
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Word of God and what His Word has said concerning His
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faithfulness to His Word. Amen, concerning what it is that
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He desires for His people. And so we are going to have to
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go back to the book of beginning to see it is from the very
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beginning, God's will that man walk in health and healing
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today. It is God's will.
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We're going to see this. We're going to prove it through
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Scripture, not try to disprove it through people's experiences.
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That's good. We're going to prove it through
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Scripture, not try to disprove it from people's experiences in
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the world. And this is very important.
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So in Genesis chapter one, we know this.
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Well, let me say this. The first thing we have to
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realize when it comes to whether or not God is a healing God and
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that He desires that his children walk in this healing is
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that we have to know God's character.
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Because if you don't know God's character, then you will think
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he's putting sickness on you to teach you a lesson.
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Would any good parent want to put sickness and disease on
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their children to teach them a lesson?
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No, not anyone in their right mind.
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Right? So proving character of who God
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is. And we know John says God is
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love. God is love, God is love, and
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love is not going to do come on anything to you that will damage
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you. And he proved his character time
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and time again through the redemption of man through
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Genesis to Revelations. So in Genesis we have to realize
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what was his number one motivation for even creating
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man? His number one motivation for
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creating man is that he is a God of love, and love cannot be
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contained. Love has to give of itself.
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Therefore, we know that God wanted to create humanity so
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that he could have a family, so that he could have fellowship,
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so that he could have sons and daughters, so that he could pour
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out and manifest His love within humanity.
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Amen. I'm trying to teach.
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So in Genesis we see in the beginning that God created the
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heavens and the earth. He created everything we see,
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right? We know, and I'm not, I'm just
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going to kind of highlight those things in Genesis chapter 1.
Genesis 1 chapter mention
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He created the earth, He created everything we see.
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He created, you know, man and everything in it.
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And you know what he did when he looked back and he finished,
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what did he say that it was, It was very good.
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Was very does anyone know of a sickness and disease that is
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very good? See, we have to make these
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connections. No, he said it was very good.
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Everything was good. And we know that Adam communed
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with the Father in the garden. They spent time together, they
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fellowship together. And what did the Father tell
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Adam? Everything in this earth I have
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given to you. I have provided for you.
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Everything in it, every resource, every seed, everything
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I created was for my man. And it was good, he said.
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But the one thing that's not going to be good for you is in
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the middle of the garden, right? Is in the middle of the garden.
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And he said this in Genesis chapter 2.
Genesis 2 chapter mention
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He said this. It says, then the Lord God took
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the man, and put him in the Garden of Eden to tend it and
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keep it. And the Lord God commanded the
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man, saying, of every tree of the garden you may freely eat,
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but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, say evil, good
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and evil say evil, you shall not eat.
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For in that day that you eat of it you shall surely die.
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Say die. This is the moment, right?
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We know that then in Genesis chapter 3 and verses 16 through
Genesis 3 chapter mention
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24, this is where Eve and Adam chose to disobey God because
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listen, all they knew was good. So the only thing the enemy had
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to do was tip them to want to know evil.
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God never wanted his man to know evil, never wanted him to have
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to experience death. Which is why it explains when
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you read the genealogy of these that were there that live to 900
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and something years old. The body was never meant for
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death. This is why immediately when
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something happens to our human body, it goes into what healing
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mode naturally? Because he never made man to
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have to experience death or evil.
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Never. But when Adam chose to disobey
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God, we know that that is where what we call the fall of man or
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what we call where sin and death entered in sin and death.
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Right here's your root of every sickness and disease.
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Sin and death entered in into the world.
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And so again, he never intended for his man ever to want to no
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evil experience this at all at all, at all.
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Never wanted him to have to encounter evil.
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Because do you know how evil it looks when someone's body is
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being eaten up and shrivel up to nothing with cancer and disease?
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See, we need to quit looking at it in the natural and start
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looking at it as what it is. It's evil.
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It's evil. And I'm not going to allow this
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evil to be in my body and try to come in and kill, steal and
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destroy me. You see that And so we have to
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quit looking at it and not only keep quit looking at it as it's
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just a part of life, we need to start looking at it as what he
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said, that it's evil. But then not only that, to quit
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being complacent with it, complacent with it because we
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can just get by. We can just get by with all
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these things and a few prescriptions and all these
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other things. God never designed for us to be
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able to handle this in our body. He didn't want us to.
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Amen. So it's very important that we
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recognize that aspect of it. So we know that this is then
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where because of the fall, sin and death entered in to man and
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this sin we know Romans chapter 5 verses 12 through 14 says
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this. Therefore, as just as though one
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man, sin entered the world and death see it was sin and death,
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We get so focused and some denominations are only focused
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on the sin side. But this is sin and death, and
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death is where sickness and disease comes into the body
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because of sin, because of the root of sin.
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And this is going to be important in the next few
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lessons, remembering this. And thus death spread, what to
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all men, because all have sinned?
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And we know it says this in verse 13.
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For until the law sin was in the world, but sin was not imputed
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when there was no law. Nevertheless death reigned from
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Adam to Moses, even over those who had not sinned, according to
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the likeness of the transgressions of Adam.
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Who is the type of him who was to come?
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Who was to come? Jesus.
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That's right. So we see that even in the fact
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that God created man, He never wanted him to have to encounter
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good and evil. But when man chose to disobey
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God, God loved us. This is his character.
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He loved us so much and he still had a plan for humanity that he
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created come on in the earth. He still wanted man to have
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dominion and rulership over this earth that he.
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Because of who He is and His character, because He loved
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creation and the man that he made, He made a way.
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He made a way to redeem mankind, to redeem them from the fact of
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sin and death. Now that had entered in.
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He loved them, so He decided He was going to make a way now.
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So we see then even in all the book of Genesis you can go
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through and you can see where all through the book of Genesis
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we see then through Cain and Abel, which was the first murder
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because of sin and death that entered in.
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You can all through Genesis see where man had become so wicked
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because of sin. And what did he do to Noah?
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He said, now Noah, I regret I made man because they had become
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so wicked because of sin, because you know, and death was
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a part of that to where people were murdered.
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I mean, it was wicked, wicked, wicked, wicked evil.
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Evil was prevailing. And he regretted then that he
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made man, so he was going to start over.
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So he raised up Noah to build that ark, right?
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So that he could begin to start over with man because Noah was a
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man of righteousness. He was a man of righteousness.
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But during the time of Genesis, because man had become so wicked
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and because he regretted making man, this is where we see God
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come in and begin to say they can't live as long as they were
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living. So he put a, what is that called
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a limit on how old humanity to be, which was about 120 years.
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He shortened the lifespan because of wickedness and evil
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and the sin nature, OK. And so we see that happen now
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even in the midst of all of this, in the midst of it all, we
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see the first sickness enter in, in Genesis 48, Genesis 48 verses
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one, just the first time they mentioned sick in there in
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Genesis is in verse 40, chapter 48.
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And verse one, it says now it came to pass that after these
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things that Joseph was told, indeed your father is sick and
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he took him with him and his two sons, Manassas and Ephraim, You
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see that this is the first place you see the word sick in Genesis
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and then you move on into Exodus.
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Now we know in the book of Exodus what is he doing?
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We know that he is trying to bring his people out of Egypt
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and bring them into the promised Land because they had been
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enslaved, right? And even in the book of Exodus
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we see where God begins to introduce himself to the
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children of Israel as Jehovah Rapha, the God who healeth thee,
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or the Lord your great Physician.
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When you look that up in the Hebrew, OK, Jehovah Rapha, this
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is what we call the seven redemptive names of God, Jehovah
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Rapha, Jehovah Jireh, Jehovah Nisi.
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Come on, Jehovah, sit, canoe, Jehovah, see all these.
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These were the seven redemptive names of God that He was showing
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to the children of Israel of who He was and introducing Himself
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in all of these different manners.
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And so in Exodus chapter 15 and verses 26, let's go there, it
Exodus 15 chapter mention
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says and said, if you diligently heed the voice of your Lord,
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your God, and do what is right in His sight and give ear to His
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commandments and keep all of His statutes, I will put none of the
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diseases on which I have brought on to the Egyptians.
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And here it is. For I am the Lord who heals you.
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This is Jehovah Rapha, I'm the Lord that heals you.
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He's saying, listen, if you will just obey my commandments, if
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you'll just listen to my voice, if you'll just do my statutes,
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then none of these sicknesses are going to come on you.
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I'm going to protect you, you from these things.
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I'm going to heal you from these things.
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You see that? And then let's go to Exodus 23,
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Exodus 23, verses 25 through 26. I hope you're taking notes
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because these ought to be your staples for when it comes to
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sickness and disease trying to get on your body.
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See, you go back and you remind God of what His Word has said
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and how many scriptures you could have over 171.
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We have 101 typed up when people come in and are dealing with
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sickness. We have 101 healing scriptures
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typed up for those that they should be reading those on the
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bed of their sickness and not watching, you know, whatever
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your favorite show is. No, I'm going to sit there and
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I'm going to confess those scriptures over my life.
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And I'm going to remind the Lord what He said, that this sickness
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and this disease does not own me.
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You see what I'm saying? And the more Scripture you have,
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the greater the arsenal that you're building your foundation
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upon, OK? And so in Genesis 2325 through
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26, it says this. So you shall serve the Lord your
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God, and he will bless your bread and your water, and I will
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what? Take sickness away from your
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midst. No one shall even I had this.
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I went ahead and highlighted this scripture too.
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No one shall suffer miscarriage or be barren in your land.
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I will fulfill the number of your days.
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See, miscarriages are not of God.
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He wants your womb to be fruitful.
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And I knew there was a few people in this congregation that
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need to hear that and ought to be standing upon this Scripture.
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So he's saying, listen, I'm taking sickness away from your
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midst. If you will serve the Lord your
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God. Come on.
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And then he goes on to say in Deuteronomy, let's look in
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Deuteronomy what he says, Deuteronomy Chapter 7.
Deuteronomy 7 chapter mention
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I'm trying to just move along Deuteronomy Chapter 7, verses 12
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through 15. It says, Then it shall come
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about, because you listen to these judgments and keep them
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and do them, that the Lord your God will keep with you the
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covenant and the steadfast, loving kindness which He swore
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to your Father's. He will love you and bless you
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and multiply you. He will also bless the fruit of
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your womb, which is your belly, right?
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The womb of the woman to give birth and the fruit of your
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land, right? Everything we know, Deuteronomy
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27, if you go on, everything you put is going to be blessed if
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you'll just obey him and love him and serve him.
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But anyway, it says your grain, your new wine, your olive oil,
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the offspring of your cattle, the young flock in the land in
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which he swore to your father's to give you.
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You shall be blessed above all people, and there will be no
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male nor female, barren, childless and fertile among you,
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or on this cattle, your cattle. The Lord will take away from you
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all sickness and He will subject you to it, and He will not
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subject you to any of the harmful diseases of Egypt which
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he which you have known, but He will impose them on all those
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who hate you, all those who hate you.
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So we see that even in the book of Deuteronomy, like I said in
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the 27th chapter or 28th chapter of Deuteronomy, He goes on and
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He lists, I'll bless you in the city, I'll bless you in the
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field, if you'll just obey My commandments, if you'll just
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listen to My voice, if you'll just serve Me, all of these
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blessings will come upon you. And the blessing of the Lord
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maketh rich and adds no sorrow to it.
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But the blessing of the Lord also brings healing to your
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body, brings healing to your body.
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That is part of the blessing of the Lord.
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Even when you know what? Even when they were in the
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wilderness. Even when they were in the
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wilderness, and we know they were being what complainers,
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stiff necked, rebellious, even in the wilderness, he still
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tried to show them that he wanted to heal them.
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And we have types and shadows of that.
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Do you know that First Corinthians 1011 says this?
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Now these things happen to them as an example and a warning to
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us. Meaning everything that happened
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in the Old Testament was a type and shadow or a warning or
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something that we could look at through the Old Testament to see
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the character of God. But not only that, we know that
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there was types and shadows of Jesus Christ coming to redeem
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man. And so here they are in the
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wilderness and we see in Numbers 21 a type and shadow of what was
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to come through Jesus Christ, which was what we called the
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brazen serpent, which we know. This is where physicians, when
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you see the physician sign or symbol has the snake in it,
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which well goes all the way back to this pole that Moses held up
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with the serpent on it. So that if the snakes tried to
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bite them or did bite them, they all they had to do is look to
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the pole and what would happen? They would be healed of that
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snake bite. They would be healed, and that
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pole of healing was a type and shadow of Jesus that was going
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to die on that cross and that cross be lifted up.
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So the cross was not just about forgiveness of sins.
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The cross was also about the healing of our bodies, the
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healing that is the total package of redemption.
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And we're going to see that. So that was Numbers 21, four
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through 9. Let's just read it just so you
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see it for yourself. About the brazen serpent, it
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says then they journeyed on the way along the Red Sea, and the
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soul of the people became very discouraged on the way.
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You know, these people, man and the people spoke against God and
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against Moses and was whining and complaining.
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This is Marcy's translation. Why have you brought us out to
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Egypt to die in the wilderness? For there's no food, no water,
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and our soul loaves this worthless bread.
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They hated the bread. So the Lord sent fiery serpents
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among the people, and they bit the people, and many of the
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people of Israel died. Now why did they die?
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Because God just wanted to kill him.
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No, he tells us why they died. Because they were being stiff
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necked, rebellious, murmuring and complaining against him and
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against his servant who was to lead them, Moses Salah.
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So he goes on to say this in verse 7.
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Therefore the people came to Moses and say we have sinned,
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for we have spoken against the Lord and against you.
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Little lesson here. So he goes on to say I've spoke
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that we've sinned. We spoke against the Lord, we
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spoke against Moses, and he said, For we have spoken against
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the Lord and against you. Pray to the Lord that he will
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take away the serpents from us. So Moses prayed, he interceded
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for the people, and then the Lord said to Moses, make a fiery
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serpent and set it on a pole, and it shall be that everyone
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who is bitten when he looks at it shall live.
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So Moses made the bronze serpent and put it on the pole, and it
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was so if a certain serpent had bitten anyone, when he looked at
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the bronze serpent, he lived. Now let's look at the New
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Testament, New Testament scripture that talks about this
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just to prove it through Old Testament and New Testament,
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John 314 through 15 says this, and I'm reading out of the
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amplified. It says just as Moses lifted up
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the bronze serpent in the desert on a pole, so must be the Son of
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Man be lifted up on the cross so that whoever believes will have
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him as eternal life after physical death and will actually
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live forever. You see that the next thing that
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we can see in the book of Exodus as a type and shadow of Jesus
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also is found in Exodus 12 and verse 13.
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It says now the blood shall be a sign for you on the houses where
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you are. This is remember where in the
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the the plague was getting ready to come over the darkness was
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getting. He told everybody to get in
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their house. You know, all those things and
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and then he said, now put the blood over your doorpost and
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when I come by, you're not going to you're going to be protected
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from it. You're not going to be judged if
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you're in your house with the blood over it.
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If you're in your house where you're supposed to be doing what
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you're supposed to be doing, come on.
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And the blood is being applied. Glory to God, Hallelujah.
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Then it's going to Passover you. It's going to Passover you.
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It says now the blood shall be a sign for you on the houses where
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you are. And when I see the blood, I'll
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pass over you, and the plague will not be on you to destroy
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you when I strike the land of Egypt.
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This was what we see as what we're going to have a picture
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of, of the Passover lamb, right? And what's so amazing about the
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Passover and making correlation to that in the New Testament,
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because Jesus was our Passover. Jesus is our Passover,
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Hallelujah, His blood, come on, that was poured out.
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He is our Passover. So guess what?
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That sickness and disease has no right to come over my body
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because he was the Passover. And This is why we take
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communion. Not just for the forgiveness of
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sins, because he died on the cross and poured out his blood,
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but because his body was broken and took on those stripes so
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that we could walk in the healthcare.
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Come on. At the Kingdom of God, the
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healing. That's why when we take
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communion, we break the bread. Did I say communion?
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Yeah. OK, we break the bread as a
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representation of His body being broken on the cross for our
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healing. This is why when you're in
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sickness and disease, you ought to take communion to remind
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yourself that this sickness and this disease cannot stay on my
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body because He has redeemed me from the curse of sin and death
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and judgement. Hallelujah, glory to God, glory
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to God. So let's look at it in the New
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Testament Scripture. It's found in First Corinthians
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5, seven First Corinthians 57 says there.
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Therefore, purge out the old leaven that you may be a new
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lump, since you truly are unleavened.
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For indeed Christ our Passover was sacrificed for us.
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I challenge you just to go read just a few verses above this.
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Actually, in First Corinthians 57, read a few verses before
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this, because he's actually talking about getting sin out of
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the camp, getting sin out of the body, and those that sit by and
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let it happen, it infiltrates the whole body.
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Anyway, That's another Say law moment, because he's saying it's
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better to get rid of it before it ruins the whole lump, before
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it ruins the whole body. Get rid of that unleavened
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bread, get rid of that stuff or whatever it was.
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Was that it? Yeah, so or the old leaven.
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That's what it says. All right, the next thing.
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Are we already at my last Scripture?
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Wow. See, if you just let me go on
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with Scripture, we can get there.
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Now the last thing we want to look at here to prove in the Old
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Testament that God was Jehovah Rapha, our healer.
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And was sending his Son to redeem us from this sickness and
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disease as well is found in Isaiah 53, Isaiah 53, Isaiah 53.
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This scripture is talking of Jesus himself.
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It's prophesying of who Jesus is getting ready to be for us.
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And in Isaiah 53, four through 5, it says this.
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Surely he has bore our griefs. What is our griefs?
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You know what that means? Our sickness and disease.
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See, don't just look at that and see it as a grief.
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No, it literally means sickness and disease.
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Surely He bore our sickness and disease when He was on that
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cross. He bore every sickness, every
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disease, all sin, all evilness, all wickedness.
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He was on that cross and took it all on so that we do not have to
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carry it and have the penalty for it any longer as a believer.
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So surely He has bore our sicknesses and disease and He
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carried our sorrows. You know what sorrows us, not
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just that you were sad that you were a Sinner.
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Sorrows. What are sorrows?
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Sorrows are mental and physical pain, mental and physical pain,
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which again proves that God wants to redeem man completely.
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First Thessalonians chapter 5 and verse 23.
1 Thessalonians 5 chapter mention
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He wants us to remain what? Blameless off our spirit, soul
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and body until the coming of the Lord.
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He wanted to completely redeem us.
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He does not want us to have to deal with mental sickness,
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mental disease, bipolarism. He doesn't want us to have to.
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He wants us to have the mind of Christ.
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And Christ's mind is complete and whole and straight and Wiz,
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full of supreme wisdom. Hallelujah.
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So we don't have to have mental challenges anymore.
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Let our minds rule us which we know is the only thing is the
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playing is the devil's field to play in is our mind.
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Because if he can get our mind messed up then guess what he can
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enter in to put that sickness and disease upon your body.
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Most sickness comes from the mental stress in your body,
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ulcers. All of this is just because your
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mind is stress, anxiety, fear. All of this is open door for the
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enemy to bring sickness and disease and wreak havoc in your
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body. We're going to see it in the
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next few Wednesdays. So it is.
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It literally means that when you look that up and the Hebrew
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Sorrows, mental and physical pain.
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We should not be walking around with pain in our body and having
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to take a whole bottle of Advil. See, you need to.
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We need to go old school. We need to put this scripture
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come on on a note and put it in front of our mirror every
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morning so that when we look to put fix our hair and take a
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shower and brush our teeth, we look at that scripture and say
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this pain cannot hold on to my body.
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It's time to get old school. I think we've forgotten
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Hallelujah, because we're going to see that the word does good
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like a what a medicine. Everyday people are popping
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their pills. Are they popping the word?
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That ought to be the title of this message.
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I bet that would catch some Youtubers.
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Come on now. So sorrows mental and physical
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pain, yet we esteem him, stricken and smitten by God and
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afflicted. But he was wounded for our
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transgressions He was bruised. This is where he then now begins
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to start talking about the deliverance of sin.
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See the first part? He begins to let you know about
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your physical and mental health, but now he goes in to start
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talking about But now he was what?
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Wounded for our transgressions. He was bruised for our
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iniquities, and the chastisement of our peace was upon him.
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And by his stripes we were healed.
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We're healed, were healed. When were we healed?
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The minute he took it on his body on the cross.
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We were healed right then. Not just spiritually healed, but
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spiritually and physically healed at first.
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Peter 224 is the New Testament scripture to the Isaiah 53 that
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by his stripes we were healed, we were healed, say were we were
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healed, we were healed. The minute he took those stripes
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on his back, the minute we called on the name of the Lord
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Jesus Christ because of the blood that was poured out, we
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were healed. We were healed spiritually, we
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were healed mentally, we were healed physically.
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All three aspects of human man. We are a spirit, we have a soul.
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What is our spirit? Who we really are, those who
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worship God will worship him in spirit and truth.
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We have a soul. What's the soul?
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The mind realm, the, the, the, your will, your emotions, your
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imaginations where you're thinking is listen, you better
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get this scripture and write it down.
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And then our physical body, our house, the body that is housing
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the spirit of the man. He wants them all whole.
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He wants them all redeemed. He wants them all healed.
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Hallelujah. All three aspects of mankind.
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He desires complete wholeness. Hallelujah.
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Glory to God, glory to God. I'm telling you, I want you.
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You see, there's a lot of people that aren't here tonight that
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actually need to be here. Two of them are in wheelchairs
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and they need to be here because the last Wednesday night we're
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going to lay hands on people and listen, I'm believing for some
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working of miracles. I'm believing, Come on for some
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gifts of healings, and I want you hooked up in faith.
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There shouldn't be anybody in here not taking notes because
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these are things you're going to have to deal with for the rest
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of your life while you're here on the earth.
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These scriptures ought to be written down for you to live
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upon, not listen. And if we would quote these
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scriptures over our life every day, it's that's how we're going
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to end up walking in divine healing where it can't even
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attach itself to us. It can try, but it can't attach
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because I'm fortified with an arsenal, come on, of His word
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that does good like a medicine in my body.
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And I'm going to speak His word over my body every single day
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that I would walk in divine help, Hallelujah, glory to God,
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write them down, meditate on them because if we get them in
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us, then again, we are going to fight from victory, not for
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victory. I don't want to have to fight
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for victory, for my healing. I already want to be in a
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position of victory and saying you can't attach yourself to me.
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You don't own me. You have no right to my body.
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You have no right to my body. I have the blood that's been
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applied, Glory to God. I have the word on my lips and
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in my heart, Hallelujah, glory to God and I can lay hands on
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myself and see myself recovered if I have to.
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Come on, lay your hand on your knee and say knee pain gone.
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Listen, God has healed my body so many times.
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See, we want this to become a Kingdom reality in our life, but
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for it to become a reality, it has to become a revelation, and
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it can only become a revelation. Come on through you meditating
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on this word, believing this word, activating this word, when
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it begins to try to come against your body, Hallelujah, glory to
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God, glory to God. So be in faith, be ready to
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receive through the Word because I believe us just speaking this
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word over ourselves tonight, healing can happen and begin to
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manifest. Come on, is anybody in faith?
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We have to stir up, come on, our faith in the healing power of
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God that is being made available now.
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Next week we're going to see, of course, all the works that Jesus
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did Hallelujah, because he was anointed by the Father and he
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went about healing all, all, all.
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He went about healing all, Hallelujah.
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So I believe that some diseases can be dealt with in the next
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three services. I believe that miracles can
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happen in some bodies in the next three services.
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And then I I believe that people will become fortified in the
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next three services. Fortified in knowing that it is
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God's will to heal my body, and it is God's will today that
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healing manifests. Come on.
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And that it is God's will to never allow sickness and disease
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to be a part of my body. To try to teach me.
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It's never His will to try to teach me something.
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Why would you be so stubborn and have to be taught instead of
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just reading His word and what it says?
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So He wants healing for us all. And if we don't deal with some
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of these things, it's going to wrap itself around us and we're
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going to walk in and open the door to some things that He
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never wanted to be a part of your life because you're letting
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it in by not closing the door and saying no.
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It is God's will that I don't have to fear another day.
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I don't have to be anxious about another thing.
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Come on. I, I, I rebuke these symptoms of
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palpitations and stress and all these things.
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Hallelujah. So Hallelujah.
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Do you believe it?