Sermon
The Trail Of Treason - Bro Justin Roadcap 8-19-2026
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In honor of Pastor. We're gonna I'm gonna do like
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these brothers did. I want to have them read a
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couple cod texts, Brother Nathaniel, Ephesians four and thirty. Brother Jesse,
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if you'll get second Peter chapter number two, belove it.
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We'll be going to Hebrews chapter number ten. And the
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Lord confirmed this message. I won't really need to say
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how he did it. I prayed a simple prayer at
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twelve twenty eight pm today and he answered the prayer
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in the service. I appreciate the Lord. I didn't really
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need confirmation because he dealt with me Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
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Tuesday night, kind of late, I looked at my phone
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and was told by Pastor, please be prepared to preach tonight.
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Brother Nathaniel, read Ephesians four and thirty.
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And grieve not the Holy Spirit of God, whereby ye
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are sealed on the day of redemption.
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Grieve not the Spirit, Grieve not the Holy Ghost. It
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is Taco Peter chapter two. If you'll read verses twenty
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through twenty two, my brother.
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For if after they have escaped the pollutions of the
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world through the knowledge of the Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ,
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they are again entangled therein and overcome. The latter end
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is worse with them than the beginning, For it had
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been better for them not to have known the way
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of righteousness, than after they have known it, to turn
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from the holy commandment delivered unto them. But it has
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happened unto them. According to the true proverb, the dog
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is turned to his own vomit again, and the sow
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that was washed to her wallowing in the mire Beth.
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If you'll stand for the reading of the word tonight Hebrews,
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chapter number ten, verse number twenty five is very familiar,
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but we're gonna look at verses twenty six through thirty one.
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Ask the Lord to help us tonight. Let me sin wilfully.
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After we have received the knowledge of the truth. There
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remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful
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looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour
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the adversaries. He that despised Moses's law died without mercy
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under two or three witnesses. Verse twenty nine as our
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golden text of how much sore punishment, suppose ye shall
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he be thought worthy who had trod and underfoot the
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Son of God, and have counted the blood of the Covenant,
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wherewith he was sanctified an unholy thing, and have done
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despite unto the spirit of grace.
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For we know him that has said vengeance belongeth unto me.
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I will recompense saith the Lord, And again the Lord
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shall judge his people. It is a fearful thing to
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fall into the hands of the living God. Look at
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verse number twenty nine again, of how much sore punishment
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suppose ye shall he be thought worthy? Who God and
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underfoot the Son of God, and have counted the blood
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of the Covenant, wherewith he was sanctified an unholy thing,
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and have done despight unto the spirit of grace. He
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may be seen in the presence of the Lord, heavenly Father.
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We do love you, We thank you, we praise you,
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Lord again for the opportunity to be in your house.
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Lord.
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We thank God for the praises of your people. Lord,
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for the songs of Zion.
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Lord.
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We thank God Heman for mercy and grace and truth.
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We thank God for the blood of Calvary that was shed,
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for the washing of our sins, for the salvation.
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Of our souls. Lord for our healings.
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And I pray tonight, Lord, we won't count that as
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a meaningless thing, like brother Jesse said tonight of those
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spare RoHS. Lord, but it would be counted and appreciated
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as something precious and pure and powerful. Tonight we pray
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for your annoying Lord to preach, and your annoying upon
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every heart to receive. We pray God that you'll meet
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us at these altars, Lord God, and we do give
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you thanks in praise and honor in the.
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Name of Jesus.
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And the Church said, of how much sore punishment suppose
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you shall he be counted?
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Shall he be thought worthy?
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Who have troden underfoot the Son of God and have
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counted the blood of the Covenant, wherewith he was sanctified
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and unholy thing, and had done despite unto the spirit
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of grace. Now, uh, this verse really ought to shake
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us and.
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And stir us to the core of our being a man.
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It's how you know we stand before tonight on one
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of the most sobering texts ever penned in in the
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Sacred Wrint in the Word of God. And it should
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cause those that are casual, those that have a casual
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heart Amen, to tremble at the terrifying possibility as treating
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amen the word, the brother said, treating God, treating the
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sacred as secular, the holy as hollow or.
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Empty, or the divine as dirt.
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We are talking about, Amen, a dreadful act here of
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trampling the blood of Jesus or the body of the
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broken Savior under a careless amen, or a rebellious foot.
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Amen.
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And so tonight I saw some things in this golden text.
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Tonight I saw a despising of a person.
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Amen. Amen, he said of him a sore punishment.
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Shall you be thought worthy of trodding underfoot the son
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of God?
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Amen? A person? Amen?
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They despise him? Are you tempting the Lord? Are you
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treading him underfoot?
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Tonight? Amen? I see that they devalue.
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A brother talked about Amen, the value of a spharaoh Amen,
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and compared it to our life.
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Amen. A worthless brother, Samuel. Amen.
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But he chose Amen to die on the old rugged
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cross up and shed his precious blood's redeeming blood.
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Amen. The save Amen, unworthy worthless souls such as us?
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Tonight, Amen, how do you treat the precious blood?
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Amen?
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And then I see someone doing despite or despising or
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insulting the Holy Ghost. Amen. That is a very Amen.
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A sir, that's terrifying.
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Amen.
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That's tarrying out to make the songwriter said, ought to
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make you tremble, tremble, tremble.
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Amen.
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Amen, doing despite or defying Amen the paraclet Amen, Amen,
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are our actions.
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Grieving the Holy Ghost?
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Or code Tex said, grieve not the spirit of God
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and then Amen. Finally read in verse thirty one. Amen,
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it's dangerous. It's a dangerous path. Amen to tread, Amen,
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because it is a fearful thing to fall into the
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hands of the living God.
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And I want to preach this for a little while. Amen,
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a message of Holy Ghost give me on the second
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of August, and I looked at it again, and the
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ninth of August, and then this past Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Amen.
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I wanna preach on the trail of.
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Treason, Amen, the trail of treason, Amen, trampling the blood
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of Jesus.
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Amen.
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You'll remember we sang that song, and that was my prayer.
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I said, Lord, if it's it's your will tonight, Amen,
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A preacher this message, Amen, you'll redirect my faults.
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Amen.
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Or they'll sing the song. There is power in the blood. Amen, hallelujah.
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Amen.
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So I was thankful for that, Amen, although he had
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laid it on my heart many weeks ago.
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Oh. But treason is the ultimate betrayal of trust. Amen.
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It is a quiet backroom deal. It is an intentional
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decision to switch sides.
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Come on now, hemen. We look at the biblical figures,
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and brother brought up Absolom of all people tonight about
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somebody that was complicated to work with. That was somebody, Amen,
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that committed treason against the King of Israel. Amen, hallelujah.
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That was someone that was doing backward backroom deals and heymen,
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shady dealings.
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Amen. He taps me.
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He committed trees and against the kingdom, against the king.
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But we think about figures such as Judas Is Carriot,
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and we think about him with disgust or contempt. Amen,
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that he would betray Amen, the son of God.
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Amen. The price of a slave and bewifeless. Amen. Now
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the price thirty pieces of silver not in its disgust
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you tonight, Amen, that Judases Carriat Amen, betrayed the Lord,
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committed treason Amen for such a little prize. Amen.
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But there's a far more common form of treason happening
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all the time, Amen, in the churches today.
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And it's not just happened behind closed doors. Amen.
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It's not just happening in dark corners or alleyways. It
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can happen on the pew of a church.
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Amen. Amen.
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And it occurs when a person claims the name of Jesus, Amen.
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But walks and lives in a way.
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Amen that steps or stomps upon the se sacrifice.
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Amen.
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Oh God, the ground of God's grace is holy.
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Amen. Amen.
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And yet a person Amen, can walk across the ultimate
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sacrifice with a hard heart and with a heavy tread.
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Amen. Amen. Hebrews ten and twenty nine, as.
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How much soreer or worse punishment belongs to the one
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who has trampled underfoot the son of God.
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Amen.
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And tonight we look at a serious Amen, danger of
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living and treating as if Christ's blood is absolutely meaningless.
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Amen.
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Amen, I'm telling you it's still precious. Up, It's still pure,
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it's still powerful.
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Amen. It still flows. I said, it still flows. Amen.
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He said if something was flowing up. Amen, it's continuously flowing. Amen.
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The blood, It's continuously flowing tonight. Amen. It has never
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lost its power. Amen.
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Oh God, and tonight you look at the serious danger's
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treating the blood, and what Jesus did has something that
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is meaningless, heymen, something amen, we treated as something not appreciated.
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Amen.
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I believe every blood bolt amen' saying the God out
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of being church on a Wednesday night.
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Amen. He loved you enough.
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To save you, Amen, and you love him enough to
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serve amen. He loved you enough to take the weapon, Amen,
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and we love him enough to worship him on a
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Wednesday night.
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Amen.
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The first prior of this verse twenty six first saking,
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not the assembling of yourselves as a manner of Sonia's Amen.
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And more so as you see the day approaching. Amen.
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And so do we feel the gravity here? Hemen.
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This is not a casual verse for a comfortable Wednesday
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night service. This is Bethel for crying out loud. We've
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had some powerful Wednesday night services under that man of God,
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our pastor. Amen, we had some powerful services past. When
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I appreciate my brother tonight, I prefer my brother tonight, heymen.
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But this is not a casual verse for a comfortable
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Wednesday night service, heymen. This is an indicting indictment that
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describes a crime. Amen, that surpasses many crimes.
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Amen. I mean the crime of treason is up there.
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It's up there. Amen. Amen. Amen, Oh, the trail of treason. Amen.
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It's amen, one of the highest crimes a citizens can commit.
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It's not a simple mistake, Amen, it's it's not an
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accidental slip.
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Hemen.
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It's a deliberate act of betrayal against the sovereign authority
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of the land and earthly kingdoms. A trader, Amen, works
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in secret to undermine the ruler. Again, our brother mentioned
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Absalom and.
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How he treated David. Amen, his treachery. Amen.
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Amen. They give aid to the enemy. It's what a
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trader does.
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Hemen.
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I hope nobody here is hating and abetting the devil tonight.
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Aw come on now, amen, they give aid to the enemy.
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They betrayed the flag, they betrayed the nation, They betray
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the state. Hemen, they try to destroy it from within.
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Amen. And I thank God for a man of God
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that's got discernment, Hey, man that can spot out and
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spy out the walls.
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And the traders and the treacherous deal. I come on now, amen,
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how Theylujah heymen, I'm God.
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I'm getting beside myself here. Amen. But there is a
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in the spiritual realm. There is a path Amen, that
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the Bible portrays in our verse portrays as the ultimate betrayal.
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It is a path that has walked by those who
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once stood close to the truth. Amen. They've set inside Amen,
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the four walls of beth On. Amen. They've sat under
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a great man of God. Amen. They've heard him preach
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the truth. They felt the spirit of God moving Amen.
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They've heard the word of God Amen, the torture of truth. Amen.
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Reached out to the Holy Ghost speak Amen. But they
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chose Amen to God different.
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And for a little while tonight, I want to track
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this and I want to trace this path.
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Aymen, less any of us. Amen, go down the trail
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of trees and Amen. Come on. Now, there's been a
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mini that walked out of Bethel. Amen. I want to
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tell you what tonight.
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They not only treaded our haymen, are our pastor under
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their feet.
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Amend. God knows the pain and the hurt. Amen, that
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that man of God has been afflicted with. Amen.
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To have somebody say they love you, Amen, that they're
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with you, that they're the part of the family. They're
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so glad to be I come on now, Amen. They've
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stood so close to the truth.
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Amen.
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They they've ate at the table Amen. God had furnished
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the table.
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Amen. It was the best thing that ever happened to them.
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So they say Amen. But thou count Amen, Now don't
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forget everything they said. Hemen don't walk out not only
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on our pastor Amen, but they walk out of God. Amen. Amen. Amen.
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And I want to trace this path amen. And I
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want to preach this Amen. This is what I kept seeing,
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Brother Nathaniel.
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Amen.
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This is what I saw on August the second when
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I downloaded an image for a fruiture Sunday school lesson.
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Amen. This is what I saw. Which direction are they going?
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They're walking away from Calvary. They're walking away from the
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Man of God. Amen. That helped them. Amen. That hey
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my God. Amen.
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Every sacrifice amen. Not only in that pastor will say,
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you know my sacrifice Amen. Compared to what Jesus did,
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its meaning less.
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Amen. I'll come on tonight. Amen.
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But I increase my heart Amen. When somebody Amen, I'll
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walk out on God.
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And now tramp on underfoot amen, the Son of God. Amen.
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And now take out the blood. That's an unholy thing. Amen.
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Somebody's got blood on the soles of their shoes, and
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when they ought to have it on their soul.
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Amen. Oh God help us. I need the Lord to
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help me tonight. This has been a burden I gotta Amen.
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They ought to be running to the cross. They got
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to be running to the altar. Amen. Amen.
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The products ought to be running back home. Amen, because
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this world ain't getting any warmer. Hemen, it ain't ketting
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any brider. Heymen, I'll come on now, heymen, I'm looking
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for him to come home.
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Amen.
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Oh but but I fear Amen, the too many heymen
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have got the blood.
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Amen.
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They walked out, and they trampled the blood of Jesus
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Christ under their feet.
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Amen.
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And so our text here it pulls back the curtain
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on a terrifying reality.
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Amen.
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It reveals a person that can take the most sacred
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and the most beautiful and the most precious and costly
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gift in all the universe.
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Amen.
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There's nothing that compares amen to the value of that vitie,
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that blood.
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Amen of Jesus Christ. Amen.
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But they can take the blood of Christ and treat
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it like common dirt.
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Amen. That's a fearful thing. Amen.
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How they Loujah, to trample the Son of God underfoot
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and commit high trees and amen against the.
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Throne and the cord of Heaven, Oh God. Amen.
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And to understand this warning, heymen, we must understand who
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received it.
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Amen.
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The Book of Hebrews was written to a people that
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were under heavy fire. They were under amidst pressure Amen,
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and persecution.
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Amen.
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These Hebrew Christians and pastor preached on this recently. He
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preached it there in that service about running Amen. He
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preached about those sins lay inside every way and the
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sin that they y'all remember that service, Amen.
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Ha A.
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Louis talked about those Hebrews and what they faced and
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the persecution and the fierce treatment.
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Amen.
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They were losing their property, they were being thrown in prison,
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they were being cut off from their families.
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They were just being mistreated. Amen.
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And under the weight of this intense pressure, they were
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tempted to turn back. They seem to have a quitter's mentality.
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They couldn't take the heat anymore, Amen, the pressure. They
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wanted to call it quits.
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Heymen.
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We cannot have a quitter's mentality, aymen. But they wanted
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to slip. They wanted to drift back. Hey man, they
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wanted to retreat, Amen, to the old Jewish system.
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They told them, if we could just go.
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Back to the temple, if we could just go back
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to the priest, if we could just go back to
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those meaningless sacrifices.
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Amen.
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It's still religion, right, heymen. We can serve God in secret.
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I don't have a clause.
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Of religion, Amen, But all it says religion. Hey man,
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We can serve God. We can serve him in secret.
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Amen, and maybe, just maybe the persecution will stop. Amen.
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But the writer, heymen, the man of God, who I
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believed to be the apostle Paul, he talked about being
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in bonds and in prison.
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Amen.
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He stands in their path like a burning prophet, Amen,
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like the man of God, such as we have, amen,
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such as our pastor. And he tells them there's no
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safety in turning back.
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Amen. There's no safety in retreating. Amen. There's no security
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in going back. Amen.
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Why would we go back to the weak and the
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beggarly elements?
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Amen.
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Hebrews nine and twelve reminds us that Jesus entered the
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Holy Place.
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One time for all time. Amen. Praise God. Amen.
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Obtaining eternal redemption by his own blood.
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Amen.
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And the Holy Ghost writes this book in this letter
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to tell us you can't go back.
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Why would you want to go back? Amen?
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To quit or to go back, heymen, is not a
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harmless retreat, Amen, and spiritual treats and Amen. It's committing
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treason against the son of God.
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Amen.
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Let me tell you tonight, if you walk away from
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the cross. Amen, there's no backup plan with God.
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Amen.
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I said God had no backup planing. God didn't have
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a plan b.
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Amen.
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That's another Amen message, our brother preach. Amen, there was
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no plan B. His plan Amen was from the foundation
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of the world, the lamb of God, slave, from the
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foundation of the world, the mystery Amen, Andelujah. Amen is
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sending his son, Amen, to die for sinful man.
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Amen. Sending a sinless son to die.
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For sinful man and to leave him. He's a step
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off the cliff of eternal ruin. Heymen, You'll remember the
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Book of Hebrews is the book of better Amen. But God, Amen,
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he talked about all those better things. But I wanna
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tell you, Jesus is the best thing ever happened to me.
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Brother Jesse. Heymen, I don't talk about my past, but
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I tell you what. He's the best thing, and he
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gave me something better. Praise God. And I want to
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tell you this tonight. Amen.
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This is a better place to be. Amen.
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It's the best place to be. Heymen, he's a better
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pastor than I've ever had. I want to tell you
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he's the best past driver. I come on now, Amen,
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this is a better church family. Hey Remember, it's been
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the best church family ever had.
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Amen. But to stay in the context that I read
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it tonight. Amen. He reminded them that Jesus Christ is better. Amen. Amen.
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Amen, he's convincing them. Heymen, there's a better revelation, a
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better hope of priesthood, Amen, a better covenant, better promises,
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better sacrifice, possessions, Amen.
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Praise God. Aymen, a better resurrection. Amen.
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He was better than the angels. He was better than Moses.
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He was better than the levitical priesthood.
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Amen.
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He was better. I said he was better. Amen, he
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was more than that. He is a supreme Amen. He
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is the best.
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Had a Loujah. You don't get any better than that. Amen.
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Ay Louljah, Aint Loujah. In verse ten and twenty six.
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We begin our reading, and he drops a heavy anvil here,
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for if we sin willfully after we have received the
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knowledge of the truth. Amen, there remaining no more sacrifice
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for seins.
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Amen. The brother read Amen, hepty. Amen. Had better been
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better that you have never known the way of righteousness,
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never known the way of truth, never known, my brother
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quoted tonight, his ways are higher than our ways. Amen.
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It's better that you had never known the way of Christ, Amen,
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than to turn from it to Amen, like a dog
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back to his farm, and or a pig or a swine.
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Amen. To the going in the mire Amen.
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Amen, to leave Jesus and to go back, Amen, and
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to go against the blood.
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Amen.
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It's not just a change of religion. It's it's an
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act of betrayal.
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Tonight.
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Amen is declaring that the sacrifice of Calvary was not
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good enough.
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And how does a person walk this trail? Amen? The
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apostle here Amen.
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In this verse here Amen, he tracks, Amen, he tracks
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the stains of the blood.
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That's what I kept seeing in my mind.
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Cam in the feet of the one that committed Amen,
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the spiritual treason.
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Amen.
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And then that's what I'm trying to illustrate tonight. Amen,
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and those footprints of heymen have trampled underfoot the Son
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of God and encounted the blood hemen, wherewith he was
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sanctified an unholy thing.
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Hemen.
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How does auron walk this trail? How does a person
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walk out on God?
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Amen?
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They trample the Savior. Amen, who had trodden underfoot? Amen,
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the Son of God. Amen, you're the first track is
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open rejection, Amen, Amen of their redeemer.
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Amen. Amen.
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To tread something underfoot Here in the Greek it means amen,
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with complete contempt.
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Hamen.
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Somebody's got to be awful, bold and awful brave. Amen,
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to walk out on God. Amen, pastor preach a message
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on courageously contempt. Amen, it is complete contempt.
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Amen. And I remember that message very well, aymember.
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When a person chooses wilful, continuous sin, they are putting
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Jesus under their feet.
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Amen. They're taking the King of Glory off the throne
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of their heart and their life. Amen, and they're stomping him. Amen. Him.
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To get to their own desires, Amen, to do their
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own thing, Amen, to do their own will.
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Amen. Amen. They chounted Amen as an unholy thing. It's
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like it's like.
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Choosing for rabbis over Jesus all over again. Who shall
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I release under you?
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Heymen?
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He's a murderer, right is a He was a terrible criminal.
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Amen. Jesus never committed a single crime. Amen. His crime Amen,
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he was guilty of loving us. Amen. I said he
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was guilty of loving. He was guilty of doing good. Amen.
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But they chose a murderer. Amen. They chose Barabbas over Jesus.
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That's what it's like, Amen, Amen, choosing amen and treating Jesus.
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As a common criminal. Amen.
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And I'm glad he took my place. I'm glad he
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took my place. Heymen, quickly here Amen. They just trash
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the sacrifice and they counted the blood of the covenant hemen.
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Wherewith they were sanctified as an unholy thing. And this
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second track is treating holy things. It's cheap, worthless amen.
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Oh God help us tonight.
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Amen.
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The Greek word here from holy means common. It refers
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to something that's every day, ordinary and meaningless.
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Amen.
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The blood was everything but that amen. Bethel is everything
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but ordinary.
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Amen. Amen.
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This is not an ordinary church, Praise God. There's too
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many of them. Amen. Amen.
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But you you think about it.
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Under the Old Covenant, the blood of the bulls and
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the goats, they were treated with great reverence. I mean
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their pastor talked about this. They're still looking for that
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red heifer. I mean they can't it can't have a
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speck of white hair. I mean they're so meticulous.
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Amen. They're like O. C.
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D on on the on the sacrifice, and then God
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laid it out in that way.
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Amen. But they were so meticulous.
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It was sprinkled on the mercy seating that high priest,
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you know, Amen, once a year he got to go
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behind the curtain Amen and offer that sacrifice for the
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sins of the people.
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Amen. And with a trembling hand.
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I can see him, brother Jesse, heymen, he's wondering if
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he's gonna make it out.
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Amen.
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First he's gotta make a tony for his own sin, Amen.
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And then he's gotta, Amen, who gotta gotta offer the
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sacrifice for the sins of the people for the nation? Hey,
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remember when Jesus walked behind the crow. Come on, now,
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whoa I said? When he entered the Holy of Holies Amen.
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Amen. He didn't have to aymen, he didn't.
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Have to sacrifice for his own sin because he never sinned.
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I'm killing that doctrine all right now. Jesus could never
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have sinned. He did no sin. He took god sins
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upon him and he had him to the cross.
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Amen. If he could have sinned, I wouldn't serve him. Amen. Amen.
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If he was just like me, why would I serve him? Amen? Amen. Oh,
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come on now Amen.
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He didn't have to offer sins for himself, haymen, but
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he offered them one time.
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Amen. For eternity, praise God. Amen.
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And Jesus Amen shed his royal, sinless divine blood to
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purchase Amen our redemption.
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Amen.
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It is the blood hey cleanses the conscience. It is
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the blood that heals.
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Amen. It is the blood that washes away our sin. Amen.
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There's power, power, wonder, working power in the precious blood
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of the lamb. Amen. It opens the portals of paradise. Amen.
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It binds the covenant. Amen. The other every lafe think covenant.
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Amen with us people. Amen. Amen.
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When God looks at us, Amen, when we had the blood.
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Applied to our heart in our life.
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He sees through rose colored lenses, and he doesn't see
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the sins that.
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We committed against him. Amen.
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Do you appreciate the blood tonight. Do you hold it
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in high value?
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Amen?
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One Peter one eighteen and nineteen says we weren't redeemed
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with corruptible things, had silver and gold and precious stones.
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But heymen, but with the precious blood of gim paraphrasing here. Amen,
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his blood is precious, I said. His blood is powerful. Amen,
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it is sinless, it is pure, Amen, it is divine.
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Amen.
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It was God's blood. God shed his blood Amen for
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our sins.
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Amen. Amen. Amen.
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And to walk the trail of treason, heymen, is to
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look at the bloo blood that was shed hemen poured
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out on Calvary and say that blood, Hamen is no
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different than the blood of a criminal or the blood
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of an animal. That's terrifying. I said, that's terrifying to
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nine Amen. Every time someone chooses to indulge in their
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ungodly habits, their sinful desires.
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Amen.
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Oh God, Hamen, they're expecting grace Hamen to clean it
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up like a cheap paper towel. Come on, now, that's
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how they treated Brotherwood. That's how they're treating the blood.
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Amen.
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And then the writer Hebrews is warning them, heymen, you're
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not gonna, hey man, you're not gonna treat God's grace
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and you you're not gonna go and willfulee in your sein.
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Amen. Hey I'm gonna hit this doctrine. Amen. Once in grace,
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always in grace. Amen. Somebody said once in Greece, always
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in Greece. Amen. There is no such thing. Amen.
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People can backside over Amen. They can walk out of
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the house of God, heymen. They can walk away from
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God and now walk straight off the pit and into
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a devil's hell.
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Amen. There is no one saved, always saved.
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You can't trample the blood of Jesus under your feet
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and not expect judgment.
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Amen. Amen.
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You can't go on and habitual sin and sinful desires Amen,
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and fulfill the lust of the flesh, the lust of
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the eyes, and the pride of life.
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It's alts in the world. Hemen.
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Go on in your sinful desires, amen, your habitual sin. Amen,
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trample the blood of Jesus. Heymen, expect they go to heaven.
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Amen. Amen.
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And that casual compromise churchgoer, heymen, of that blatant, rebellious haymen,
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stubborn apostate, heymen, they look at that crimson tide. Hemen
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hand treated, hemen with common distaste. Heymen, They treat the
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blood of Jesus as if it possesses heymen. No more
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saving power, amen, No more life giving power, no more
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sin cleansing power, aymen, no more spiritual weight. And then
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then again than the blood of ordinary men.
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Amen.
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But hey, when you try to use grace as a
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license to sin, you're essentially telling God. Amen that the
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blood is cheap, heymen, that it's a cheap cleansing agent.
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And this ain't no shouting message tonight, heymen.
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But shout ain't gonna get the blood stains off the
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body of your feet.
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Amen.
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Amen, shout ain't gonna get Amen, the blood stains Amen
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off of Amen, from under your feet, Amen, off the floor. Amen,
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when you trample the foot of the Son of God.
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Amen.
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People trying to attend church and shout over their sin
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in old time they got blood prints, Amen, shouting the
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floors and running the aisles of our churches.
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Amen. And there's blood trails, I said, there's blood troughs.
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I'm trying.
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They know good and well what they've been thinking about.
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They know good and well. Come on now, and I'm
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going out on a limb. They know good and well,
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hey man, what they've been looking at.
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Heymen.
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They know good and well who they've been with. They
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know who they've been talking about. Hey man, they know
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who they've been running down. Oh come on now, hey man.
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They ain't gonna run down my pastor around me. Praise God,
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Hey maen, I ain't gonna have no blood under my feet,
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Praise God. Come on now, heymen. But they know good
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and well what they've been doing. Heymen, they come to
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church and act like nothing happens.
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Amen. I'm under grace. We're not under the law anymore.
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We're under grace. Heymen. This this, this text kills all
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that thinking. Hey man.
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People got to reset their mindset. Amen, the heymen, hey maen,
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the blood's not a cheap cleaning agent. You can't buy
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it that dollar tree.
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Come on now. The cross ain't cheap either, And people
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prefer to wear them around their neck. Amen. Like the
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little boy standing in the street said, cheap crosses. Cheap
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crosses don't tell you what, hey man. That cross Jesus
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died on heyn What wasn't cheap piece of timber? Amen? Amen?
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Oh God, he kneeled our sins to that old rugged cross. Amen.
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Oh God, hey man, you can't treat the blood as
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something cheap, heymen, something you can just use and abuse,
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use his grace as a cheap paper towel that you
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can wipe up.
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Hey man, your sins? Why you a trail? Amen? While
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you intentionally? Amen?
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The run the Son of God through the mud, hey man.
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That's what they do.
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Amen. When they go back, heymen, they prefer the vomit top, heymen.
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They go back to their waller and the mire and
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the mud. Heymen. When they had some bad thing, I'm
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telling you what, hey, they left the best thing. I'm
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telling you amen, And I'm all sad when they left
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path the hole in this church. Amen. They left the
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best church. Amen. And they trampled Amen. They trampled God
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under their feet, not only pastor amen, but they tramp
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and everything God did for them? Amen?
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Does it no longer mean anything? And I need to hurry?
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Those services mean anything? Did those sermons mean anything? The
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wind did the Spirit of God spoke didn't mean anything? Oh,
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come on now amen. They treated as something cheap Amen.
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And they trifle with God and they talked the spirit
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of God that led her part, heymen, of our text.
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Amen has said they done despite to the spirit of grace.
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You know what that means. They insult the Holy Ghost.
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And this is where the weight, this is where the
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pressure is right here. Amen, Done despite means insult, to outrage,
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or to treat.
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With malicious arrogance.
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God said, in the days of knowing, my spirit will't
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always striving. Man, I'm thinking, and this is nowhere close
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to those message we've heard pastor preach. I know I'm
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not near the man of God. He is, and hemen
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that the shoe doesn't fit. I appreciate that man's shoes. Hemen,
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I appreciate him more and more.
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Amen.
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The very shoes that he walked to a soul in need,
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got in his vehicle, traveled miles states, great distances, and
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now they act like they don't even know him. But
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even greater than that, Amen, Jesus took that path to Calvary,
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took the nails, took the crown of thorns, took the
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spear of the ribbonside, the beatings of bruising, the spinning,
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the everything that he hamen endured.
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Amen. Amen, to purchase our salvation.
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Amen, And they act like they don't even know him.
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Amen.
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My spirit won't always strive with men. And I'm thinking
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of those great messages hemen, there's one that ought away
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on us.
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Right now.
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The deadline Amen's fast approaching, heymen, we're less than ten
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days from the dead line.
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Amen.
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There was one, Brother Samuel, I remember the Lord giving
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me a thought just before this person back said and
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walked out on God and walked out on the church.
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Amen. And that the very thought I had in him
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in my prayer. Amen.
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I was praying for individual and I said, I pray
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they don't walk out on God. And it was the
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next service, Brother Wood, they walked out on God. Pastor
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preached the message that night on the bottom it's.
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Gonna fall out. Amen.
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And I'm afraid Amen, the bottom is falling out. Amen,
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because there is a point where the trail ends. I said,
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there is a point where the trail ends.
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Amen. There is a line that can be crossed up. Amen.
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And when the spirit stops knocking, heymen, when he stops speaking,
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when he stops.
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Trawing, Amen, are you with me tonight? Amen? Amen. When
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he stops.
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Knocking, Amen, the heart turns the stone Amen, And the
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trader is left Amen, to their own destruction.
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To their own doom and to their own demise. Amen.
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I need to hurry. Amen.
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It's the Holy Ghost that convicts us of sin and
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righteousness and judgment. He's the one that points us to
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the cross.
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Amen.
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He makes Amen, he makes the word clear and heaven
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near in Christ dear.
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Amen. He's the one that draws us. Amen. He doesn't
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drag us. Amen.
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All come on now. Amen, nobody has to be drug.
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Amen to the altar tonight. Amen.
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Nobody should have had have been drug Amen the church tonight. Amen.
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I said he draws us, he won't drag us. It's
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our decision. Amen. Amen. When he draws, when.
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He speaks, he pleads hells aymen. The Bible said, wherefore
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the Holy Ghost say it today. If you hear his voice,
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harden not your heart, oh God. And I've heard of
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them doing this. They'll plug their ears, they'll hearten their heart.
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They'll ask him never to deal with them. I've heard
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terrifying stories. Don't deal with me ever again.
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Amen. And they plugged their ears, and they harden their heart,
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and they deliberately march on in their sin. Amen. They're tawning,
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they're trifling, they're insulting. Amen. The holy ghost.
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Heymen, they're treacherously treading hemen on dangerous ground.
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Amen. There there there, I'm talking about the holy ghosts. Amen. Amen.
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They they hey man, they forget about what he said.
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They forget about what the preacher preached, and they're telling him.
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Amen. I hear you warning. Amen. I hear you preaching, preacher. Amen.
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I hear the Holy ghost speak. Amen. I hear the warning. Amen.
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But I don't care. Amen. I'll do what I wanna do.
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I'll go on in my own way. I'll go on
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in myself. I don't believe it that way. That's not
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the way I said. I don't care how you see it,
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my friend. It's how God Amen sees it. Amen.
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And we gotta start seeing it, Amen, like God sees it.
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Amen. God's gonna take up for his son. Amen. God's
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gonna take up for the sacrifice. He's not gonna let
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us treat him like common dirt. Amen.
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And I need to close. And I got a lot more.
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But you can do two things tonight. You can let
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that blood cleanse you. It could be your clean.
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I said, it could be your cleaner, or it can
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be your carpet.
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I said, it can cleanse you. The Bible talked about
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Blessed as a man who sins or covered.
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Amen. But I'd rather have him cleansed and washed away. Amen.
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But it can be your cleansing or it can be
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your carpet. And God ain't gonna let anybody treat his
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son like a doormat. And pastors said, ain't nobody gonna
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treat me like a doormat, Ain't nobody gonna Ain't nobody
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gonna treat the child of God or treat this church.
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I'm just gonna be bold tonight. They're gonna gonna treat
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us like a doormat. My pastor's been good to them,
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he's been good to me. What would y'all think of me?
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Be honest, y'all know what Astor's done for the road
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Cap family. You know what he's done to everybody. He
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do it for everybody. We're nobody special. He doesn't have
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respect to persons in neither does God. But what what
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if I just walked out forgot about everything God's done
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for me in ten years? When he offered us something better,
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he gave us the best.
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Amen. They're just spitting in the face of grace and uh.
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And the text has that terrifying question appiers in question tonight. Amen,
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of how much sore punishment? Suppose?
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Ye? Shall he be thought worthy? Amen? Worthy of what? Amen?
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And there's this popular lie. I mean, they've let the
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devil be guiling, Brother Nathaniel. They've they've listened to the
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subtlety of the serpent modern modern culture. Church christed them
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with God's too loving to punish anybody. I said it,
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He's not gonna let you treat his son like a
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doormat and his sacrifice as something worthless, and treat the
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blood with contempt.
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Amen.
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If they asked the question, how can a love in
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God punish anybody?
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They ask it all the time.
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But he talks about a sore punishment, sore than what
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physical death.
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Amen.
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But it's a fearful thing tonight, to fall in the
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hands of the living God. But you don't have to
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fall into the hands of the living God. If man,
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if Abigail gets saved tonight, it'll be worth the message,
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Brother Nathaniel, God would it all men be saved. But
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I'd rather fall in the hands of a loving God
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than to fall in the hands of the living God.
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Amen.
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And that's what happened. But the trail of treason does
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not lead the freedom. It leads the failure. It's fatal,
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and it leads to judgment.
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Amen.
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And if somebody will get a song tonight, brother Jesse,
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we're gonna close. It's nine o'clock. I preached too long.
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I didn't I didn't intend to keep us so long.
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But the tragedy is is that people choose us voluntarily.
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They make that decision, Brother Nathaniel. They choose to walk
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out on God. Nobody forces you to trample or walk
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over the blood or the body of Jesus.
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Amen.
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You have to by past the cross, the blood, the
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Son of God. You have to bypass the spirit. Amen,
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the pleading and the wooing and the warnings of the pastor.
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There's a lot of blockades and a lot of roadblocks
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on the road to hell.
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Amen, that you have to walk over. Amen.
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But the most fearful thing is you trample and you
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tread upon the Son of God. Amen, And you count
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that sacrifice as unholy.
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Amen.
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There is no more sacrifice trodden underfoot, the Son of
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God counted.
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The blood Amen is an unholy thing. Amen.
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You have to fight through the conviction the holy ghost
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to ruin your life. I said, you gotta fight through
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the conviction of the holy ghost to ruin your life.
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And I want to be like brother Jesse. I want
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to believe there's hope tonight. I want to help somebody.
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Didn't come here to condemn anybody. I want to hope
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against hope. I want to help somebody, heymen, want I
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don't want anyone to get on the trail of treason,
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but if there's somebody treading that path, I want them
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to get off that trail.
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That leads a tragedy. Amen. Our text describes the trader.
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But I'd like to believe if we have breath in
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our lungs tonight, Amen, and we entered and darkened those doors,
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we're here for a reason, and that's to leave. If
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we're walking on it, that's to leave the trail of treason.
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That's the reason. That's the reason I'm preaching this message tonight.
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There is a reason. And I believe somebody can abandon
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the trail. And I want to call us to an
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order to But I want to ask you, are you
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walking this trail stand all over the house. Are you
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treating holy things as common? Are you playing games with God?
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Are you playing Russian Roulette with your soul? You playing
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games with sin? Are you thinking you can repent and
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get right whenever you feel like it?
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Amen? I feel like there should be souls getting around
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the alder. What is the value of Christ in your life?
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Hey man?
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Our brother said it tonight if he meant something to us.
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And I know there's circumstances and things that hinder people,
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but there's far too many. There's far too many churches
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closing their services on Wednesday night and Sunday night because
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they don't have participation, because they don't feel their need
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to go to the House of God. That's verse twenty five.
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I believe they got willful sin in their life and
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God don't mean so much to them.
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That's what I believe. I believe they don't love Him
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as much as they say they do. Brother.
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And that's not the cast shade on anybody that's missing
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here tonight. I haven't give account, and I don't know
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who's missing. But I'm talking about the churches and are
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they There's probably many of them that don't even have
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the lights on tonight because they didn't feel the need
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to darken the doors of the House of God. Heymen.
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But What is the value of him in your life?
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Is he the treasured pearl of great price? Is he
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the one you'd sell everything to have him? Or do
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you treat him as just a fire insurance policy amen
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to get out of hell, get out of hell free card,
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a mien to get out of the heat. I'll come
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on now. It's a serious message tonight. Is there a
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secret sin in your life that you refuse to give up?
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Are you effectively stepping over the broken body of Jesus
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every day to commit those sins? That's sad, y'all, come
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around the altar tonight. I'm gonna read these verses here
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in Hebrew six