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The gandering eye of Gehazi - Bro Jesse Howell 5-19-2024
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Sure to appreciate the Lord, the Spirit, the Lord, we feel,
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the Holy ghost, somebody good. God. I appreciate my pastor. I
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had a list about it my long that I wanted to say and just left
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me. Oh wow, that's a shame. I've been working on that.
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Oh since Yeah, talking to me about being ready. I appreciate the Lord
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so much. I appreciate this service so far, enjoyed the preaching, brother,
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this war. I thank God for my holiness heritage. Yeah. I
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appreciate my parents, my father and my mother. I've been thinking about which
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I had plans on preaching this direction until God changed my mind, changed my
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heart. I was gonna preach on a house, a home, and not
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a house, a sanctuary, not a structure. There's so much different in
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a house. Brother, Jonathan, you just bought a house. He didn't
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my home. It'll be a home whence him and whoever he marries moves into
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it and makes it a home, then it'll be a home. My parents
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provided a home. A home is more than a meal and close on our
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back. A home is a meal closing our back. Love to go around
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carrying so much caring, and I appreciate so much my parents they have truly
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been wonderful. A God send to me. It's a giving us this holiness,
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heritage, this way of living, introducing us to the world. Lord
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at a young age grew up my whole life in the church, and I'm
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so thankful for it. God has surely been good to us. Thank the
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Lord so much. You can be turned into the book of Second Kings here.
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This morning, Pastor was reading the chorus on that song I'm in a
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New World, and he talked about he opened up my blinded eyes, and
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I want to talk a little bit tonight about the eyes. You know,
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the eyes can get us in a lot of trouble. The eyes can be
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a real hindrance. The eyes can be a real blessing. But we have
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to use our eyes for what God would have us to use our eyes for,
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because we don't want them to be a hindrance to us. Second Kings,
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the fifth chapter, I do desire your prayers here tonight. I don't
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know when I've ever h I don't know whether it's a burden or what.
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But it was such a struggle this this I ain't trying to I ain't trying
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to make no enemies, and I don't want everybody to get tired on me.
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I'm not mad, and I ain't mean I'm not I'm not here to
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hurt nobody. I'm here to help somebody. And I don't want the church
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to toppen up on it, because I really feel like it's one or two
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here and I'm trying to help. So what I need is a praying church,
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a church that will stand behind the mission of their pastor and help us
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here. Tonight, we're gonna start reading in verse number twenty. It's about
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seven verses. They're pretty good sized verses, a little rimpity, but believe
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it'll be all right here tonight to read the Word of God in the House
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of God verse number twenty. But but but the haes I, the servant
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of a life should the Man of God said, behold, my Master has
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spared name in this Syrian in not receiving at his hand that which he brought.
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But as the Lord liveth, I will run after him and take somewhat
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of him. So behes I followed after naming And when Name and saw him
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running after him, he lighted down from the cherry to meet him and said,
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is all well? And he said, all is well, my Master
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has sent me. Say, behold, now there be come to me from
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me for him, two young men of the sons of the prophets. Give
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them, I pray THEE a talent of silver, two changes of garments,
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and name, and said, be content, take two talents. And he
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urged him bound two talents of silver in two backs, with two changes of
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garments, and laid them upon two of his servants, and they bare them
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before him. And when he came to the tower, he took them from
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their hand and bestow them in the house. And he let them in go,
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and they departed. But he went in and stood before his master,
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and Elisha said up to him, whence comest thou, gahesi, And he
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said, thy servant went no whither, and he said up to him,
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went not my heart with thee. When the man turned again from his chariot
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to meet thee. Is it a time to receive money, to receive garments,
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and all of yours vineyards and sheep and oxen, men, servants and
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maid servants, the leprosy therefore of name, and shall cleave unto thief and
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unto thy seed forever. And he went out from the presence. From his
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presence a leper as white as would you help us pray here tonight. God,
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we thank you so much for your goodness and your mercy, for your
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grace and your kind God. God, I ask right down that you help
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thee Lord be a help to someone. God, that I would have a
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spirit more than none of kindness God, the spirit of help. God.
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That someone could see your word Lord and can come to life in their heart.
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God, that you would speaking of their God, and that you would
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help them understand Lord. And there is a heaven to gain and there is
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a hell of sun. God. We asked that you would hide me behind
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the cross or let them see you and not need Lord. Let me say
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nothing more than you would have me to say. God would say everything that
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you would have me. Lord. In the name of Joesus, we pray,
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Amen and Amen. I'm so thankful for the spirit of the Lord once
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again. This man named the gahze I is a servant to the Man of
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God Elosha. You can first read about him in chapter four of the Second
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Book of Kings, in the account of the shoot of my Woman and the
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room that was built for the Man of God Elisha. This Shunonemite woman caught
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a vision to do something for the Man of God, and so she had
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her husband deal in her room. And this is the first time we hear
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of ghahese I. From what I've read, Gahzi is mentioned three times in
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the Bible, once with the shoon Amite woman and the room that was built
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for Elisha, when there's when her son died and was raised to life.
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Once again when Naming got his healing and he took of the garments, which
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we read in our text. The third and final time that I read about
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Naming was in the eighth chapter, whenever we're dealing with the same shot Amite
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woman and the woman comes back after the family to get her her belong means
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her land in her house. That's the three times that this servant through the
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Man of God has mentioned that. With that I read about in scripture and
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our text came on the heels of a wonderful miracle performed by Jehovah and Elisha.
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Naming was a Syrian captain and he came to Elisha seeking a healing.
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He needed something that was impossible, be theyde possible either been where where sucking
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looked like was impossible. There was no way that you and yourself could conquer
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it. There's no way that you could deal with the issue. But thankfully
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Naming as someone in his life that could point him in the right direction.
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There was a little girl that said, I know just the place, mister
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Navan, I know right where you need to go. And after some convincing,
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we know the story. Naming does end up going to Jordans differing seven
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times and he's healed. He's so thankful for the healing that he's received.
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He's so thankful for the Man of God that that he was told about.
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That that he goes to the Man of God and he tries to repay a
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little bit of the kindness of the Man of God. And so he offers
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him what what what name, and called to blessing. I want to give
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you a blessing. So standing nearby, well, first off, Elisha refuses
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the man, the man naming his blessing. You know, and the Man
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of God is never looking for something in return. I thank God for our
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Man of God. He's never asked for something. He's give, give and
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given. That's what Elisha did. He gave to Naming and Naming trying to
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give back it. And Elisha was just proving a point to him. I
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don't need what you have. I don't need no no, no sin close
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or no Serian money. What God has given me is enough I have.
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God has provided for me. He's been a friend when there was no friend.
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God's been provision enough. What God has given me has been enough.
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But standing nearby to the Man of God is this servant GAHAZEI, and he's
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watching what's going on. He's seemingly just a fly on the wall. I
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don't really reckon. He speaks up and says, well, lies, don't
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you think we could use it? I say. He just stands back and
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he's watching the Man of God, seeing what the Man of God is gonna
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do. Right, He's listening to the Man of God tell name and that
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he don't need anything. I don't need what you have to offer. The
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world will trying to offer you something. But what we need to do is
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follow the leading of the Man of God, follow the leading of the Holy
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Ghost, and say what's of God? I don't need what's your offering?
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I don't need. I've got no use for it. I got no use
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for the things of this world. I've got better things to folk us on
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I've got better things to work towards, but haze I don't do this and
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got it in some deep trouble because his eyes watching is watching this transaction or
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lack thereof. He's watching the men of God refused, And as I laid
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in the floor of my unborn son's nursery in the car, then I had
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tears rolling down my face and I was praying God speak to my heart.
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I didn't have a text, I didn't have nothing, and out of nowhere
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in the courts of my heart what I heard spoke into my heart. I
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didn't spend ten minutes trying to come up with the rhyme. And I've done
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it before, but this is different. There's been two times that I know
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God has given me a title, and tonight is one of them. God
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spoke into my heart. The gandering eyes of the Hazei ghze I stood back
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and was watching what the man of God was doing. Ghayes, I have
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heard what Elijah said, put his eyes got in troubling. What he was
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listening to, don it in trouble? What in trod to dude gone in
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in trouble. The eyes of the of the Hazei was his problem. If
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he wasn't watching, if he wasn't listening to the eyes open up the heart.
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The haze I had no doubt heard of Elijah. I'm sure this gahese
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is very only Elizia's ministry, very on, very early, very early on
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in Elisiaus mystery. So I can't help but believe that gahze I had possibly
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known of Elijah. He had possibly heard of Elijah, probably seen Elijah,
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and he seen Elisha, and he's seen Elisha's burden for the man of God.
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Had he's seen what Elisha done for Elijah. I believe it was Elijah
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that the Bible says poured hands. Elisha poured hands on Elijah's hands. Gaheze
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I had seen the departitation of Elisha when he said stay here, and Elisha
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said, I won't stay here. I'm going all the way with you men
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of God. Becauzz I had heard of Elisha, and somehow they're passed across,
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and behese I became the servant through Elisha. He had seen mighty things
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through Elisha. He had witnessed the miracle of the the shoot of my woman.
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He had seen mighty things done by the power of these men's God.
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And I'm sure he was intrigued by the relationship that Elisha had with God Almighty.
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And I'm sure that I can't hell the thing that the hazel One day
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thought maybe I'll graft that in antl that I heard Elisha talk about fell from
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heaven. I thought, maybe on Elisha when Day was talking to the haze
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I was telling the story and told his son, what I got from this
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man to come to you? What I gone from this God of Heaven in
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New York CLIs that ain't behave my prayer. I'm taking the mantle of Elisha
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one day, ghese I. Surely though one day I'll carry that mantle.
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One day out preached the word of God to this Later one day the man
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to of Elijah and the man who of Elijah will fall to me. But
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the dreams of gahese I, the dreams of the future, Oh gahyese I
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was rooted cass to naught because he couldn't unsee what name it had offered the
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man of God. We read in our text that after a Liah shall refuse
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to give some name, that the haze I run after him, and he
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spends a tall tail about two men from me for him right say give me
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what you God, I'll take it. I feel like gahze I kind of
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thought that that that Elisha should have handled the situation a little bit differently than
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he did. Maybe the haze I thought that Elisha should have took the garments,
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But the haze I saw and so the haze I became unsatisfied with his
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situation. He became unsatisfied and where God had put him. He became unsatisfied
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with what God had given, and he tried to to to to get something
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extra. He just said to take a detour. And whenever we decide we're
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gonna find the way around what God has said, and we decide that we're
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gonna find a new way other than what the Man of God said, we'll
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find ourselves in trouble because he as I found himself in trouble. What's wrong
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with being satisfied with the Man of God for your life? What wrong with
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just settling down and saying, I'm gonna live for Jesus? What's wrong with
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just settling down and saying what God wants for me is what I want.
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Sometimes we gotta quit looking around for what we want and be content with what
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the Bible says about it. I've seen people trying to text so many scriptures,
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trying to twist them and bedding them to their situation. They try to
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make them work for theirself. But that's not the way the libel works.
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What God says is what God said, and that settled it. Because haze
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I thought he knew better than Elisha. And when Elisha asked, gah haes
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I, where are you wentz I tried to lie. Come on, man,
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you're gonna lie to the men of God that you know what kind of
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relationship we have with God. And you're gonna tell him I ain't going nowhere.
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You're gonna tell Elisha. You're gonna tell Alyosha. He's hill off the
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way you last night. The man of God ain't missed it. The man
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of God ain't this it by refusing the gifts of this world. The man
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of God, I ain't missed it. My refusing the proditionis of this world.
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Elisha's that and missed it. The haze I said in verse twenty five,
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my servant, we know whither he said. He told the Liesha.
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I've been right here the whole time. My mind ain't went nowhere. My
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eyes ain't looking nowhere, my heart ain't in nowhere. I've been right here.
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I went no whether for the man of God. I didn't go anywhere.
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He tried to convince Elis that he didn't make a mistake. He tried
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to convince Elisher that his eyes didn't get him in trouble. Then what he
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saw didn't get him in trouble. And we can try to deceive God,
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we can try to deceive the man of God. But the Bible says in
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proverb, the eyes of the Lord are in every place. The eyes of
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the Lord are in every place, beholding the evil, beholding the good.
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There's another man in the Bible that God in his eyes got him in trouble.
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Joshua, chapter number seven and twenty one is a story of Acon.
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Joshua came and confronted Achin and Acan. When he told him, he said,
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I saw among the spoiled. I saw among the spoil a goodly babylonious
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garment, two hundred shekels of silver, and a where to go. Then
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I coveted them and took them, and behold they are in the earth.
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They are hid in the earth, in the midst of my tent, and
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I want you in the oh. There's something about gahese I and ancon both
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of them. Both of these men felt the need to hide what they had
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got. When gehayese I came to the tower and says they may stole them
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in the house, and then went and stood before Elisha, he hid them
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in the house, and then went to Elisa and told him, I didn't
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go anywhere. I've been right here. Akin took him and he hit him
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in his tent in the earth. They both felt the need to hide it
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from the man of God. And I've heard I've heard the saying. I've
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heard the saying all my life that that if you have to hide it,
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start wars happened. If you have to sneak around and do it, it's
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not worth doing. If you've got to hide it from the men of God,
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and you've got to spit a tall tail to try to hide it from
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the man of God, what you need to do is quin get your trouble,
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just focus on what God would have for you. They Let God direct
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your life, Let God direct your path. The children of Israel had just
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come through one of their greatest victories ever recorded in scripture. The whole time,
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though, if they were marching through their victory, as they marched through
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the flat walls of Jericho, God had laid flat Aintan was looking in the
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spoil. He was looking into through the rubble. He was looking in the
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trash, trying to something that was worth having. He just said, I
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spied my soul among the spoils, in good lit garment. Instead of enjoying
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the victory with everyone else, instead of enjoying what God had just done for,
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instead of basketing the grace of God, instead of basket in where God
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had brought it through, he began to look through the spoils. He began
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to see what he could find. He tried to find something that would benefit
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himself. He got what he wanted, but it wasn't what he needed.
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He got. You get what you want, but when it comes down to
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it, it won't be what you really needed. If he wasn't looking for
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something he shouldn't have been, or desiring something that he didn't need, he
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never would have found himself in possession of what the Bible calls the accursed thing.
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If his eyes wouldn't have been looking in the spoil, he would have
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never found himself in that situation. We must guard our hearts, guard our
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eyes. If only, if only Aching would have been satisfied with God's provision,
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if only he would have been satisfied with what God had given him,
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What a different story Achan would have had. We would have never heard about
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the man. He might have been like every other victory borious Israelina that we
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never heard about till we get old of glory. He might have. He
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might have been in the same number as then went running down the streets of
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Canaan. But you sowed out can you sowed out the land of promise?
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You lost it all for some garments. You lost it all for some spoil.
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If you're looking for something in the spoil of this world, you'll find
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it. If you're not sold out to God's planning for your life, the
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course that He has laid out for you, and you're looking for another way,
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you'll find what You'll find what seems to be the easiest case. You'll
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think you'll find a way. You look hard enough, you'll find something.
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Well. Elsha told of gaze On, we're not my heart with you.
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When the Man of God said, we're not my heart with you, I
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imagine Ghezin's heart got really weak. Gaze, I knew the gig was up.
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The game's over. It's not fun anymore. There's no more covering it
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up. There's no more hiding it. When Joshua in front of a aching
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he admits to his wrongdoing. The Bible says that Joshua sent messengers to his
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tent, and they ache and spoil to Joshua. They said, they brought
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up before Joshua and all the children of Israel. They set it all out
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in front of all Israel. All the people got to see what a can
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trade it up for, what a can trade it out for. Everyone knew
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that the truth was out. There was no more hiding it. The Bible
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says, be sure your sins, we will find you out. The haese
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eyes, sins found him out. Acing sins found him out. There was
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no more hiding it. It will be known at that time that the man
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of God didn't miss it, because Haze. Everyone will know that a lie
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you wasn't missing it when he said, where did you go? Ain't And
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everybody will know that your Joshua didn't miss it when he felt that among the
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people something was off, something was wrong. Until the Bible said, I
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read it today that Joshua went tried by tried, and then he went family
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by family, and then he went man by man, and it came upon
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aching, and until Ankin's name was drawn Aching, acting like it wasn't him.
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He acted like Joshua must be insident. We'll see what happens. He
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could have just said it was me, but he tried to hide it.
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He tried to be secretive about it. Anything here, everybody knew. I
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tell you, when it comes down to it, there'll be no hiding you.
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It will be known day. And when the Man of God plowed that
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road and he hit that root, and he stood right there and he started
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digging around it, that he didn't miss it. We can act like everything
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is okay. We can act like that we aren't looking. But sooner or
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later that sin. Sooner or later that sin that we're hiding, and the
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stuff that sin that we think we've got hire and we'll come to lighter.
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But God will give you grace to get it. Under the blood God,
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we'll give you a chance to repent. You know, there was a king
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in the Bible that his eyes got him in trouble. David's eyes got him
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in trouble. One day the Bible said, he saw your right's wife.
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Her name was Bethshiva. He said he saw her and he wanted her.
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He's at who is that woman? Bring her to me? His eyes got
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the best of him, God Blood, he won't it. Yes, but
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it wasn't without consequence. They written, Nathan the Prophet, turn it to
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the palace. When God said Nathan the Prophet to David, and they come
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walking through through the palace, then people knew something was wrong. They knew
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that that sin wouldn't be colored no more. The difference in David and some
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of the other ones. David repented, He hummed himself. He admitted that
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he and eyes had got him in trouble. David wrote a whole psalm,
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A whole song is number fifty one. Song fifty one is nineteen verses of
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pure sensin here repent. This first one isn't I'm sorry. Verse nineteen is
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and I'm sorry. Not that not a first all it was color up,
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not a verse all. It was trying to hide it no more. David.
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Then I gotta get this down with. I gotta get this man right.
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I've gotta get it to daughter. Let God take it. David cried
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out for mercy. David found mercy when he cried out for mercy, I
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said, our eyes and then a battle since the dawn of time. The
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mother of all living right, Mamma Eve, God's personal handmaid creation. She
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had an eye problem when she was deceived. Yes, chapter number three and
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verse six, it says, and when the woman saw all that the tree
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was good for food, and that was pleasant to the eye. When she
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saw it, looks so good. That looks like what I need. That's
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what I think God should have. This treat is beautiful, This treat is
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good for food. Just look at it right What a beautiful, magnificit tree,
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God Almighty planting it right here. God Almighty made this tree right here
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in the middle of this garden. And look how perfect it is. Hell,
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can I pass this tree up? It just makes so much sense.
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Whoopen these pieces of fruit? It's just a grat ag piece of fruit.
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I remember, sister Woo you. I believe you used to work in a
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packing house grape and fruit, didn't you. I remember that, sister woodiness
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was did Every piece of fruit on this tree was the most prettiest fruit you've
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ever seen in your life. It passed any inspection. My it looked good
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on the outside, God Almighty planted it. The issue is that the woman
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was deceased right that fruit, that piece of fruit that she took, was
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so perfect on the outside. It had death on the inside. It looked
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so good, It looked so promising. And I want to say this here.
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As I was praying, it comes to my attention that because of Eve's
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mistake, because Eve saw this piece of fruit, she desired that she wanted
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it, canaan Abel never made it to the garden. Kaan Abel never got
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to live in that wonderful place that was created by God of Heaven for them
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boys, the garden of ed. It wasn't just for Adam and Eve.
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He was for Headam, he was for Eve, He was for trade,
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he was for Able, he was for sent, he was for all the
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house of Adam. From the tall Mother's eyes got the best of her for
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till their summer. Kate and Abel should have been sacrificing here in the garden.
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They should have been heaven sweeter in and with God Abadi. They should
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have been walking with calm in the coary just like their father, their mother.
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But the claus Baba Dad clan the hand of the fruit right, because
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Barma Dad cutt into the high balls, Rama Dad could the hand of the
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candage the chill the summer, Adam and Eve were thrust out of the garden
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be fourteen and Aba were ever her born before they got to reap the benefits.
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They were thrust out because Mama's eyes thought the best of them. Because
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that fruit looks so pleasant. It's like just what I need. This is
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what I've been looking for. What kind of story do y'all think that we
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would have heard about? Tain't it? Abel? What kind of brethren?
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You know the Bible said SeeMe and Levi they be brethren. What kind of
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brethren do you think these two men would have been if Fama would have got
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the better of her eyes. What kind of children? What kind of men
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are gone? Do you think these boys would have raised up? They weren't
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allowed to go back here in the garden. Fama messed it up. Tell
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he messed it up. There's angels darning. Now I'll turn you down.
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God. What angels at the date? Ima leader said, with flaming swords,
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I'll take it in if I'm running it in, take it there,
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put mama can nagel suden put it. Hide and seek in the garden,
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eating them all the fruit right your children and fight children will never live in
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the promise. They will never live in the promised Lamb. If we can't
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get control of our eyes. If you partake of that fruit that you've been
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eyeing, that thing that you've been looking at, that thing that you've been
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contemplating, if you take a bite, you'll realize the Bible said, and
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agra, oh, whenever they don't look that bite of fruit said, their
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eyes were open. They knew when they messed up. If you do it,
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you know when you messed up. What ain't they to day? I'm
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preaching of myself too, But I'm preaching to some people right here. We've
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gotten going to worry about than ourselves. We've got a trust to worry about.
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We've got a family need to worry about. We've got runners and sisters
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to worry about. Had him and Eve were thrust out of the garden,
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thinking in his family and all they're bre Everything that ever belonged to the man
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lost everything it was started, They w the family was stored, They burned
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them. They burned the possessions. They lost everything because I saw I Goodn't
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they got because I saw something I thought I needed. Ain't you lost everything
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until he thought he needed something that I did. The man I've got talked
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to you don't need that. The man I've got for you that you don't
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need that, but you think you need it anyways, then you'll lose everything.
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I told you. I ain't man, and I ain't me, but
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I'm trying to help somebody. Tonight, Gep died under control. The haze
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I went out from Elisha and he bore the liprosy of naming name. It
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came. This is a little bit of our imagination. Name. It came
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to Elisha Hm with maybe a piece of an ear of this in or something.
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He left Elisha whole. The haze I came home right, and he
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left with the promise of his ear falling off. He left when the promise
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their neighbor's leprosy will cling to you. Count stop there and to our family.
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Everybody who hold death, everybody does gains you. Every son, every
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daughter you have, your family shall bear this librocy. What if be haze
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I would have been content with the provisions of Elisha. What if Acon would
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have been content and satisfied with the victory at Jericho. What if he would
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have been content with all these other trees that are good. Why don't we
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have to have that one thing? Family, No, we shouldn't. Why
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do we want that one thing? And God said no? Yea pastor talked
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this morning about being stead fast, about being steady. If these people would
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have been steadied, if they would have been instead of fast, if they
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would have been grounded in their heart, if the hazes I would have said
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the Man of God said we don't need it, then we don't need it,
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he would have been just fine. Hevers Chipter number twelve. Birth number
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two says, Look, God, that Jesus the author, the finisher of
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our food. Forget about all this, Forget about all the garbage in this
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world. Forget about all the filthy Luther, forget about the well, forget
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about all the women, forget about all the men. Focus on what God
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has for you. Focus on God playing for your lives. Focus. Don't
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wear God puts you focus. Don't wear God told you to go to church.
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Wear God puts your heart. I'm closing. Don't worry about what goes
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on around you. Don't worry about what family does, what they say.
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Don't worry about what co workers think. Brother Cody, you told me today
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before we left, you told your boss I'm not coming to work on Sunday.
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I sit to it. If ire you praise God. That's what we
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need is somebody to focus their eyes on Jesus. They say, I don't
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care what happens. Don't hell and sells me. I want fail in that
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commitment. Praise God. Stick to it. You put God first, who
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didn't take care of the rest? I hurless for that. Amen. I've
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seen God' supply needs. I've seen God's apply jobs. I've seen God's apply
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better jobs. Church is important. Focus on Jesus, Focus on God.
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Peter was walking on the waves. Peter was walking on the stormy see.
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As long as he kept his eyes on Jesus, as long as he kept
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his eyes on the Master of the wind. He was walking on talk.
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Mother, as long as you keep your eyes on Jesus, he'll see to
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your provision, he'll see to your protection. Days. I didn't need those
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garments, aycan didn't need those garments. What they had would have sufficed what
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you have will suffice in this church. There's more in God, but you
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don't need no more in this world. We get enough of that from a
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seven to five point thirty. Well, I do what's your hours five thirty
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two. That's enough of this world. That'll be just enough. All we
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need to do is focus on what God's got for us. Focus on what
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Jesus has in store for us and for our families. Keep your eyes on
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Jesus. When Peter got got his eyes back on Jesus, he didn't perish.
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He was saved. Every stand Jesus. Can you look to Jesus and
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he'll see to your needs. The Bible said, he will supply all of
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our needs according to his riches and glory. You don't need that. Were
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worrying about it, been thinking about it. We gotta worry about our eyes.
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We gotta worry about what we're looking at. David said, I will
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put no wick good thing before my eyes. Focus on the Savior. That's
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what God's give me. Tonight you feel like pray and find a place to
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pray. Ask God, help me keep my eyes on the Master. Help
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me keep my eyes heavenwards, focusing on what God's got for me praise.
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He's got good things. M h. Looked to Jesus. Look to Jesus.
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Look to Jesus, the Author and the finisher of our faith. You'll
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take care of the kneeds. Your supply, all of your deeds according to
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His riches and glory. Praise come. H m hmmmmm