Sermon
Leaving Lodebar - Bro Jeremy Howell 3-26-2025
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Again our Golden Text, Second Samuel, chapter number nine, verse
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number seven, and also we will be reading verse number thirteen.
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Brother Nathaniel, First John, chapter number one and verse number nineteen.
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Please, my brother, if we can.
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Fess on our sins, he is faithful and just to
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forgive us our sins, and it cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
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How many in the building tonight believe that to be true?
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Do y'all believe that to be true? I can tell
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there's some holy rollers in this building tonight to believe
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the word of God to be true. Brother Jesse, Psalm
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chapter number twenty three and verse number two.
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He maketh me to lie down in green pastures.
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He leadeth me.
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Beside the steal waters. How many of you believe?
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In order for you to have peace of mine, sometimes
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you have to confess that your situation is not exactly pleasing.
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To the Lord, anyone else or you.
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Sometimes we're in unsettling situations due to circumstances that.
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We're out of our control.
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People have a way of putting us in situations that
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we would not have put ourself in. As we read
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the Golden Text, you'll see here that our biblical character
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before us here.
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Tonight is the son of Jonathan. But fibisheth.
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He was carried into a place, put into a particular
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situation at.
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That time while he was young.
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It was out of his hands, out of his control,
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and things begin to develop around him.
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But thank God he got himself out of a miss.
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Let's stand for the reading of our golden text again.
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It just begins with a confession, Lord, I realize I'm
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in Ladabar.
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All right.
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Second Samuel, chapter nine, verse number seven, the Bible says,
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and David said, unto him, fear not, for I will
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surely show THEE kindness for Jonathan thy father's sake, and
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will restore THEE all the land of Saul thy father.
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And thou shalt.
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Eat bread at my table continually, just when we thought
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we were out of scriptures about bread, all right. Skipping
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down to verse number thirteen, solm, fibisheth dwelt in Jerusalem,
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for he didn't eat continually at the King's table and
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was lame on.
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Both his feet. Again.
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He found himself in a situation that was out of
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his control. It was not his fault that he was
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lame in his feet. But I'm glad God brought him out.
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At three point forty seven this morning, I was sound asleep,
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and the Almighty God of Heaven spoken to my, being
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somewhere in the quarters and the chambers of that eternal soul.
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I heard what appeared to be the voice of the Lord,
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and he said, preach to them that sometimes you have
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to leave.
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The load of bar.
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And I felt the Holy Ghost begin to speak to me.
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Title it leaving load of bart three forty.
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Seven this morning. How do you know the time?
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Because it was such an awesome experience that God brought
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an awesome awareness of mind concerning this that I looked
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at my phone and made a mental note. I have
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been able to tell the time of this experience all
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day long up until now.
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It's probably ain't thirty. May I never forget it?
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Three forty seven this morning, the Holy Ghost spoke to
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me and said, tell him it's okay to leave load
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of bar. W to stretch your hands toward heaven and
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ask the Lord and help us.
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Heaven and Father.
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We love and we praise you. We thank you for
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the opportunity to be in your house. I pray that
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you would annoyed this thy servant, not much of a servant.
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But I'm willing to do whatever.
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You bid me to do with will for obedience, no negligence.
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Howbro obey, Lord.
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Said of God at my mouth, and help.
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Me to say the things that you would have me
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to say.
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Nothing more or less the north the ears of this
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thy people, that they might.
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Hear what the spirit of God says.
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Or to the church tonight, not of my words, but
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if your words. I pray, may these words go below
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the shoulders, get in the spirit.
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And the soul.
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They don't want them to go in one ear and out.
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Together the wrong twirl in that mind to be forgotten.
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Lord, Let it go to that spirit, that's soul. I pray,
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help them to hear and to heed. Help from the
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ear and heed. Help me to hear and to heed.
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We have ears to hear.
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Help us to use them for your glory, and be
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thankful that you have spoken to us. May we leave
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this place joyfully and not depart sorrowfully.
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In Jesus's name.
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And the Church said, as you're being seated, look at
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your neighbor and say, hey, neighbor, aren't you glad you
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left Lodabar?
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Praise the Lord.
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Our text is found in an Old Testament book of
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the Holy Bible.
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During both services this.
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Past weekend, we spoke a lot about the life of
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the Sweetsalmist of Israel. I believe our text Sunday Night
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was found in this same book of the Bible, Second Samuel.
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The story of David is very intriguing. It is most interesting,
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and certainly it is most captivating to the believer and
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the unbeliever.
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At times in my life I have witnessed.
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Unbelievers, including atheists, talk about David.
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The reason for this is.
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The nation of Israel, who are not expecting to build
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any churches anytime soon that would lift up the name
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of Jesus Christ, as they considered him to be a
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counterfeit or an impostor in that land of Israel. People
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that did not believe at all that Jesus was the Messiah,
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the long awaited Prince, the King of all nations.
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King of kings, and lord of lords.
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Israelites or Israeli's, they did not receive him. But they
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do receive David, and he is beloved to them. He's
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beloved to them now as much as he was to
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the people of David's generation. People just find his image,
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his writings most captivating and certainly without a doubt, David
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and his excellence and his exploits readily come into the
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believer and the unbeliever's mind. People all over the world
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are very familiar with how David took the head off
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Philistine Bully, a champion of champions, how this shepherd boy
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was willing to go head to head with such things
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as lions and bears and giants.
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Who would not be.
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Captivated by the thought of such a character as this,
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And so I want you to know that this morning
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I was surprised that God did not speak into my
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heart concerning the biblical character of David, because.
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In the last few weeks God.
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Has been dealing with me a lot about the excellence
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of David's spirit and the exploits and his mighty acts.
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But Brother Nathaniel, the Lord spoke a word into my heart.
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First again, at three forty seven a m. This morning,
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I heard the word lodomar, how many people in this building?
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By raising your hand, which signify to this people that
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you have ever given this word second thought?
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Has anybody ever did a word study on this word?
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Load of bar?
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Has anyone ever heard a teach or teached about Lodobar.
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We've got eighty.
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Something people in the building, and not one person raised
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their hand. And there are saints of God in this
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building that have been in Pentecostal and holding this churches
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for over.
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Half a century.
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I have been at Pentecostal and holding his churches for
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nearly a half a century.
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Right at fifty years.
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And in all of my years of attending services regular
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double services on Sunday and midweek services for nearly fifty years,
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faithfully attending the House.
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Of God, I could say I could put on.
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One hand how many times I've even heard the word
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at Lodibar pronounced in the House of God. And so
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at three forty seven, while some of you might have
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been contemplating heaven what we call an early morning snack,
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or while some of you early birds were brewing your
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coffee and catching that word before everybody else even rose
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at three point forty seven, God wasn't speaking to me
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about of shepherd going taking off the head of a.
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Bully named Goliath. But Brother Jesse, he.
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Spoke into my heart and woke me up with this
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word loado bar.
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And then the holy Ghost of Heaven spoke and said,
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title that message, leave.
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It loadobar again by showing of hands, how many people
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in this building has ever heard the word lodobar pronounced
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in the House of God. There's only about two or
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three that have ever heard that word spoken. But about
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eighty something people are saying they've never heard anybody preach
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on it. They've never heard anybody bring any thing out
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about it. And you know what, I would have been
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the same way. I'm nearly fifty years old again, I've
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attended church services regularly for nearly a half a century,
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and the last thing that would have been on my
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mind at three forty seven in the morning is loaded bar.
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And so right then after God's spoke into my heart
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to tell some people it's okay to leave loadabar again,
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if you've ever left loudabar, look at your neighbors, say hey, neighbor,
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I don't even know what that is.
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I didn't think so.
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The word that loadedbar means a.
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Place of no pasture, a place of no word, a
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place of no communication.
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But of Nathaniel. Immediately when I began to look into.
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This place, since to how the Holy ghost lit my
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insides up, And like the notable propert Yeremiah, I could
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say that ever since three forty seven this morning, his
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word has been in my heart like a fire shut
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up in my bones. And I've been weary with for Maried.
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I just could not hold back tonight.
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I got to preach to somebody the burden of my heart.
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I did not make any phone calls. I did not
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research in my library and look for any sermon books.
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I conferred not with flesh and blood, as the apostle
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Paul said. But I turned through the pages of my
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Bible until I came to Second Samuel, chapter number nine.
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And as I was reading through Second Samuel, I read
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of a time when the sweet Somist of Israel, David,
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wanted to show kindness to the house of Sault and Jonathan.
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How many recognized the name Jonathan. I know that my
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daughter does. She's married to a man named Jonathan.
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I'm not talking about a.
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Scoundrel or s Kelly wagg like my outlaw son in
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law Jonathan. I'm speaking of David's best friend. You will
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remember that David said the relationship between him and Jonathan
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was not shaken to the relationship of a husband in life.
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Bonnie and Clyde might disagree with that.
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When I believe the Holy Girls would say that without
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a doubt, these men shared a kinship and a special friendship,
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resulting in a beautiful, life long relationship. This man, Jonathan
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was the king a son, and I want you to
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know here tonight he was heir to the throne. And
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when God had Samuel and knowing David to be king
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and Saul stean, Jonathan was not at all sorely displeased
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with God's plans when God said, I've got somebody else besides.
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You, Jonathan.
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The Bible students and readers present tonight know that David
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and Jonathan.
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Had a close fond a very special friendship.
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How many in this building tonight could say, I'm probably here.
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Tonight to because somebody.
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Prayed for me.
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I feel like Sister Howell, and I are here tonight
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because of the prayers of parents, grandparents, and great great
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great great great grandparents. There's no tellents who all besides
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Jesus prayed for us. How many of you remember that
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Jesus prayed for the believers that would be forthcoming.
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Isn't that comforting to know that the Lord.
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In advance said prayers on your behalf. It's very important
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that we've had these relationships, and how many this building
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tonight could say.
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I thank God for my founding father.
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Spiritually, I thank God for those that brought me up
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in the nurture and the admonition of the Lord.
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I thank God for.
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The relationship that they had for the King of Kings
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and the Lord of Lords. There is no doubt that
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my fevership benefited because of his father's a relationship with
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the King. Oh, come on now, I'm pulling you.
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In about now right. You know how.
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Important that special friendship and relationship was, the one that
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was between grandma and Grandpa.
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You know, the old timers and most saints of God, they.
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Would reach up to the glory world and put your
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hair to the sky and give the glory.
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Now conical sons come home, teachers would get annointed, and
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people would hear from heaven, heeding they heard from God.
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At one point, David and Jonathan had made a covenant
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between them, and that covenant was finding even after the
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death of his friend, David honored it. I know that
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some of you you still believe what the preacher preach
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thirty years ago should still be preached today. Yesterday, early
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in the day, God spoke to me the preacher a serm.
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Of sometime tyler. He has never changed. Have real you know,
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the Lord is steal the same yesterday, today and forever.
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We're a special bond, a close knit relationship, if you would.
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Jonathan and David had been in sync, and.
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Even though Jonathan and had died, David honored the words
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of Jonathan. Come on, how many people are no longer
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honoring the word itself?
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That covenant between the King and the people.
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I've seen it. I'm so upset about it. And we
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could preach about it unto a.
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Stred bear, just worn out. And the truth is, people
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are gonna do what they want to do. They're gonna
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go to church when they want to go to church.
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When the men of God, in the Word of God
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put pen in the partsment and he said, they will
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heed to themselves teachers having itching ears, They're gonna.
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Go somewhere where they're comfortable.
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But I want you to know, good people are never
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They're never comfortable in brogressive pastors. They are looking for
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green pastors. De pison they know all too well. And
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the Lordness Shepherd, it's one that leads them to green
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posters and minsed them beside still waters.
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I believe that David.
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Was reaching into the life from the Phemist to bring
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him out.
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Tonight's message is not on the story of Dapness, on
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the story of the Phemister.
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It will be the story of people in this building,
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and perhaps some that are listening.
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God has dene for them.
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Of you, you will set aside some kind to pray.
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Could it a been you were sitting on a piece
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of equipment and bring in your hands and saying, God,
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I know I need to do.
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Something, but how can I do it?
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I want to tell you what the Holy girl said
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at three pointy seven am.
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It's o Kaana leave.
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Who ron the bar?
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You take with me, as Dave sent his messenger. Then
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I said, courier carried the news to look to the
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sefton lord of bar. He said, the King has called
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for you.
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He snorts you.
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We feel like here, tod not we're here by old doing.
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We feel like we're here tonight by old tuosing. But
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I like to think him of like this.
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I'm here tonight by the goodness and the grace of God,
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and it's a heavenly calling.
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Then I'm answered, Then I has brought.
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Me in this place that I'm in the night. You
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feel so much better when your real life.
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The reason why.
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You're here is because the King sern the summons. I said,
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no reason why you're here.
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It's not been.
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Causing Nephew were there then, Uncle, that's their game. Look
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come on, he see the summits.
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Come.
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The reason why you're.
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Here, it's because the king has told you out.
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I've blown them all.
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Sir David summoned the son of Jonathan of Phibish Earth
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to Jerusalem, and David's desire was to bring the son
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of Jonathan to his rightful place. I'm preaching to somebody
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to not you've been treated like the red headed stepchild.
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I'm not trying to throw off on my beautiful redheaded
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daughter in laws. Papa's trying to stay out of trouble,
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but you do not deserve to be treated like your lana.
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In your feet, you're walking in a righteous path as
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a child of pop. You still known as a highway
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and his call holding us, He.
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Still know us a light pack and people trying to.
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Treat you what is stumb.
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But you know it's still the same today because.
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It was too many years ago. I'm come to do
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the king.
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Mother has called you. The king has called you said
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so to leave?
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Ala, Oh yes, oh yes, I'm a child, Heather King.
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Don't think for me as the courier who bore in
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his hand to roll up scroll came to the door
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and began to knock on.
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Not what was seeing the palace door on, maybe the
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door of a little cabin or a little modest abode.
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You said, a preacher, I'm not a pedigree. I'm not
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a prominence or prestige. But I want you to know
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none of that has anything to do with it. A
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god that is not a respecter of persons.
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What's mindful of you? At three forty seven am this morning,
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while this preacher's story, this news.
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And God's spoken to my heart about you, to tell
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you it's okay to leave, he lord to all. I
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want you to know, my parself heard the news of
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what his person don't here? What dave it has called
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for me? What am I gonna do with this? How
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am I gonna go about it? How I'm gonna handle
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a situation? Listen, it's simple. It's a simple word. It's
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a true letter word.
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God. You just go wh the tea.
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To your rightful place. I don't feel right about this situation.
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I don't feel very keenly while everyone else is stripping
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us of our royalties. I don't feel like the son
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of a king or the daughter of a king when
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they start telling us that we are of this world
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and they expect us to love the things of.
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This world, and they have pleasure in the things of
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this world.
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But something inside of me tells me wouldout look around that.
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These people do not feel like they're the son of
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the daughter of a king.
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That I remember when I got here eighteen years ago,
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there must no holiness church here that I could tell.
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There was a handful of people that would say, Oh,
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we need this to become.
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The right place.
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You're tired of this place being.
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A spiritual lulabar, were tiring us place of being a
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land of no pasture, a ladam, no word, no communication. Well, listen,
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I don't need to hear about faith. He lissen, yes,
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toy guy. I need to hear the Lord of cod
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Tata stop talking.
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Hear the stores. I'sd she like, can't talk.
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My son, God that preach up what I say, God,
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trace the wire, preach up, preach the word.
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The preaching.
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People need is what th saith God.
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Sometimes we find ourselves locked Israelites in the days of
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the young Prophet.
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Samuel, y'all pray for me.
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I bit my tongue so hard yesterday, and I've got
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a massive sore on it, and it hurts to preach.
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But every time I get annoyed it, I don't feel it,
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but I might stumble on my words a little bit
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because it's but Sister Hell, I should have knew the
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hind or would show up because of what God would
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give to somebody here tonight. But in the days of
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saying yell, there was no open words, There was no
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open vision.
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If you wouldn't, there was no open Bible.
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You answer me this question.
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Can I Pentecostal and holiness preachers really get it done
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in fifteen minutes when.
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They say very little about to de the open division,
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open relation, open word, dream passions. That's what I belong.
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I do want belong.
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You love them all, Sister, I told me something on.
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The way to church tonight.
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In eighteen years of preaching here, I've never told her
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what I was gonna preach on because I didn't want
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somebody to say we were lining the songs up with
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the message.
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I wanted people to know. She was getting hers from God,
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and I'm getting.
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Mine from God.
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My sister Hawd told me something on the way here
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that I will never forget for as long.
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As I live.
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She said. You know, Brother Jeremy, whenever it comes to
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spiritual things, she said, I'm more tolerant of those.
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That have never want in Jesus and those that have
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never lived it, those that have never tasted it, those that.
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Have never seen it.
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I'm a whole lot more tolerant with people like that.
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But when they know we are supposed to do it
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this way, when they now what they say of God,
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who they know what the Bible says. Oh, I've got
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a major problem with it. I have no desire to
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fellowship it.
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I have no desire to hear it.
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Preach her sa Am, I taught of your old He
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knew what I'm about to preach it an hour and
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a half.
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You said, how much he got degaitor, sister, howell, I
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know a my famish.
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Lect me come here on that place and said, you
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know what, this is no place.
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So I'm all for the grandson.
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Love you come. I tell you this is no lad.
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Kind of center.
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A prince, I'll tell.
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A somebody and I ain't be go ahead, I'm nothing.
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You up and say if you don't belong here, Lord
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of ball, no, you are not born.
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Too much home grown nutritionalus crash.
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Those emphasis in the shepherd's arm when he said, you
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leave me in the green pastors again.
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The meaning of the word of Lord of bar is
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no pastor nowhere to feed.
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Does it sound familiar, sister VICKI to what you told
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me about two and a half weeks ago. You said,
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I don't care about driving, and how ten minutes she said,
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I don't even look at the clock because I know
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when I get to Bethel, which means to Havelse of Brandon,
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she said.
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I know I'm gonna be fed. I didn't so this
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at that testimony.
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I didn't ask for it. I didn't coach it out
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of her. I didn't call hersel to say it.
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That was just a woman speaking from her heart when
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it told me was she had a hunger pains.
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And there was a reason for coming out of where
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everywhere else he came from. I don't know the history,
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I don't know the background.
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When I want to tell every sing of God, it
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is never the mill of God, whatsoever.
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For somebody to dwell it known to God and to
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be hundred who you can.
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Be like a well pat cant her a stall.
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I'm telling you what cough to you her great tent,
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I said, tired of.
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Cat of her great triad. I don't have to sit in.
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A stall and have a feeder. If you would come
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over and scatter rock salted me.
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Huh, said you better pour the trough pool of grain
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if you're gonna feed me.
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Hey, I want to be in my rightful place.
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Could you say amen? Should I keep preaching or should
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we go to Culver's. You see, David felt that this
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young man had an important place in the Lord's plan.
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I'm preaching to somebody here tonight. You have a very
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important place in God's plan. The Pebaeft literally had.
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A seat that was open for him.
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Oh come on, now.
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Ask your neighbor. Hey, neighbor, do you know where your
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place is?
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Do you know your place?
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I'm sure the often of what it would have felt
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like to live the life of a prince like his
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daddy did. I was sure he would have wondered.
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What it felt like to live the.
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Life of a king.
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He is real knew his father as a prince, and
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Israel knew his grandfather as a king. But here nobody
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knows anything about the prince's boy.
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But I want you to know the king knew, and
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that three board is sitting this morning.
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The king he knew.
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The pastor of.
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Becca didn't know.
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I didn't know what you would deal again, I didn't
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know what you lost and all about. But the King
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knew that.
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Out Here in a third the summits and tell you
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how he taught us. Who long that you got us
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what you're playing about?
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Then I want you to go.
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The hold in the said it's okay to leave.
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He all of all.
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I'm sir for philis. I have thought often and what
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it would have felt like to eat at the King's
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table and.
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To partake of the King's meat, brother Jesse, But after
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spending so much time, so far away from there, he
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deemed it impossible to return. Why would I dwell anywhere else?
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They're right here where I'm at. I guess I just
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have to make the most out of a bad situation.
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I guess I just need to make the best of it.
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I guess I need to eat.
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The crumbs that falls from the master's.
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Table, or come on now, famoust, he told David. He said,
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I paraphrase, I'm a little bit nervous. I'm a little
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bit concerned about this. I don't know how the nation.
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Will receive me. I don't know how you would receive me.
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And David whispered some beautiful words to income multimast.
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Then he said, be not afraid.
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You know why, because of custom who the king was
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to sway those that were heir to the throne.
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He didn't know it. Behind David's back was a dagger
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to see to it today the offspring of Saul would
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never seen in the throne again.
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And David said, be not.
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Afraid of fetish Saut, and he gave him a philishift
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all in the land of Saul.
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You know what come he doesn't country Bible student to
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be very at all to know the king.
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I'm the best of the lamb, I said the King.
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I'm a crest of a lamb.
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I want to tell somebody better days.
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Very proud of you.
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They're not told a couple of days where come of you?
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The king had great past?
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The king has great pastor.
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Oh what a beautiful lamb.
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He was given the land of Soult.
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Sis the wind that makes me want to shout to
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know that God is speaking to somebody to tell you
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it's gonna be nothing but green pastors and blues.
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Guys.
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Are you telling me, preacher, that I can get to
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the place where God wakes me up at three forty
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seven he speaks into my soul them. Yes, that's what
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I'm telling you. That is exactly what I'm telling you.
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Green pastors and steal waters and restoration of soul. That
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will notaught this my head with all my cup runneth over.
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Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days
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of my life. And I was well in the House
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of the Lord forever, where there's grand pastors, my God
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in heaven.
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You're feeling, the brother just said, how am I feeling?
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That God loves somebody? Might a great ded in this
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building right here?
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She needed to do is just come right.
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On the left side of there now, he said.
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Now, I've got some lame teeth. I've been in this
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conditions alone. I didn't cause this to happening to myself.
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You know what the Bible said it when he was around.
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Five years of age, because Saul.
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And Jonathan had been slaying in battle, his precious, sweet
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little nurser to touff that little boy and ran away
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with him. And while she was running to save his life, Hey,
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she dropped him.
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And he broke his ankle.
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Sir, he tore up his knees.
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He and he was lame in his sweet from that day.
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Qul time, you mean God still wants me. I've been
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exposed to Tenser, I taught over and never.
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Been exposed to him.
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I've been reduced around task taps, I've been.
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Redeased the taining.
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Then he coll un walters. I'm telling you, when God
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has cut with you the laying to, we'll be parked
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one of the kids table. I said to the laited,
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didn't part touches.
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Brother and the kids.
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The preacher, you don't know what I've done.
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You don't know what I've been through.
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Just leave luta bar.
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Brother Nathaniel. I don't know exactly the aid from a
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phibishist at this.
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Time, but I would say he's a young man, right,
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all right, It's gonna take a couple of men to
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carry him a phiebishafts.
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To the king or preacher. I'm not sure the king
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would have me. I'm not sure the king would want me.
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I've got an unpleasant surprise for the king. I've got
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an unpleasant surprise for the King.
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I've got bait baggage, I've got issues I've got to
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pray through.
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I don't feel I can measure up. I don't feel
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I come in adequate. Oh come on, move his bench
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right out here. That's no place where a young man
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is being brought to the king. I'm not the king,
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I said, I'm not the king. Jesus is the king,
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and they bring him that Sister Kathy. It's not head
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up in the air and all smiles. He's not cozy,
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nor is he chatty. He's not cozy nor chatty.
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Charity.
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Amen.
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She told me today she hated them two words.
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I flashed a devilish grin, and she said, you're gonna
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figure out a way how to put that.
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Into sermon, aren't said? I said yes.
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She said, I hate to word cozy and I hate
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to word chatty. Was a cozier chatty Charity, Hey man,
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thank you Holy Goes for help with me. But brother Tyler,
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it's all he could do to lift up his head
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because in his mind is you go.
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Over there, they're gonna murder you.
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You go over there, they're gonna use you.
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You go over there, they're gonna take them air t
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off ya. You word, you're gonna be.
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Picked on because you're not just like them. Gonna come
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whole now.
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But Dame Was said, freem hey, Fred, I can see
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it now in my mind's eye. The kids begin to
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play the game, puts.
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Hard his his head, and he said, he looks just
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like Johnathan. His heart's beat, the come ust beat, my
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son's is still for his brother, And was said, I
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can't wait for mess it. He don't know what I'm
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puts you to do for him. I'll tell somebody or not.
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You read rot the bar.
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There's no telling that.
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But God not playing for you.
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Be not afraid.
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Be not afraid.
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I'm sure with rimishing thought. Is it really happening, brother,
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Time to get.
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That sleep, buddy, your eyes pitch yourself my dreaming? Or
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is this the reality?
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Is God really.
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Speaking to me tonight?
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Yes he is, Yes he is, Brother Tyler. He has
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spent too much time where he'd been. But Fibscheff would
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have understood that he had no clear path to his
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grandfather's strong going forward.
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But David knew he still has a place in the kingdom.
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This young man was laying in his feet in spite
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of his disability.
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There was a place for him.
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And I'm telling you here to night, there is room
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plenty of room in the Lord's.
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House for you. If you'll just yield to him, he
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will certainly let you be in. There's room in the
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Lord's house for you.
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That's what the prodigal believes that the father would seek
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to it that in my brother's a state.
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There is a room for me, and there's bread enough
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to go around.
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My mind goes bad right now to a cousin of
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our Lord Jesus's name, John the Baptist. John the Baptist
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had his place in the wilderness with a pocket full
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of locusts and wild honey. He's a cricket eating, honey
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dipping preacher. Hey, could you imagine, Sister road Cap when
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they pulled out that his pocket some locusts. He was
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supposed to have been a priest by the thomysteric. His
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father was at the rise, was a priest. He's a
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priestly lineage, and brother Nathaniel he's after in the wilderness
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and people hear him saying something like behold the Lamb
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of God. It takes away the sin of the world.
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The Bible said, a voice was heard in the wilderness. Hey,
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brother eatn say that, behold the lamb of God.
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Prepare e the way of the Lord.
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So he's not performing his priestly duties at the temple
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or in a synagogue, is he?
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He's out there? But brothers, your mind. He knew his place,
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and what he knew.
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Too, was that he was not gonna be king.
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He knew that Jesus was the king. And whenever the
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Jews they sent people to come to John and they asked.
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Who are you and what are you doing out here?
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He said, I'm the horse of one crime in the wilderness.
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They pressed him sore, and they pushed on him some more,
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and brother Jesse, they said, who are you? And at
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that point he said, I am not the Christ.
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If you're trying to give me to tell you that
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I am the Christ, i am not. And that's all
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my femself needed to know. I'm not the Christ.
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I'm not the king.
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But I'm willing to sit at the King's table. I'm
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asking somebody right here, right now, Ah, you're willing? Are
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you ready to leave? Lelabard ain't good place. Come my
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nurse table. Amen, praise. The Lord said, I keep preaching herself.
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We go to the house.
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John had a clear understanding as to who he was.
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Maphiboshaff needed a clear understanding, and the Lord used to
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covetant between his father and David to show him who
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he was and.
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Where his place was.
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I am not the king Jesus is, but the Lord
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has used his home aw lowly servant who is less
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than a dog.
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That's what Maphiebischuff said.
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He was not like the woman that went to Jesus
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said and challenge him by saying, the dogs can eat
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of the cribs that fall from the master's table.
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Mpibischet did not take too highly of himself.
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Mcphibishef had confidence issues and self esteem problems, and he said,
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I'm a dead dog.
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Who am I?
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I wouldn't be able to do such a thing because
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her I'm a dead dog.
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The woman told Jesus, I'm a dog, and Jesus said,
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great is your paint.
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My people says.
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Said I'm a dead dog.
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And David knew he's as.
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Sweet as his daddy was.
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He's as good as.
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Sider, as as daddy was, And I'm telling us somebody
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in this still, and you're as good as Golder. Your
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daddy's as good as Golder, and you're a lover. At
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a king's table, I said, good.
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Daddy's as good as the older.
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You're as good as Golder, making the longer at a
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king's table. In the old Saints of God prayed for us.
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They struck a covenant in an agreement with our Lord.
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And that's why we feel the way we do. It's
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why we're unsatisfied. At times.
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People tell us here eat of this, we take a
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taste of it, and that it is not good. Pray
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for me at church. I've got a burden. I must
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deliver it. I am assured that I am no David.
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You are sure that you're no join the badness, and
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we all are in agreement and alignment that we are
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not the Christ.
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But one thing we can't spile. That she's mighty big
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about as we are.
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All that you are and of a king.
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Brother Richard Jacob, you're a child of the King. You
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don't blow in a loaded ball. I had somebody message
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be late last night.
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And they said it was good to be there. Sunday,
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said we feasted so well, feasted so well.
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Oh Jesus, Brother Samuel, I can't take my credit because
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at three forty seven, I'm sound asleep. I'm as flesh
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and blood as you all. That's great sleeping time right there.
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That's yes, even when the night owls are crashing, that's
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when all of us are sleeping the best. But the
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hole Lego said, I got somebody that needs to hear
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that it's okay to leave load of bark.
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Does anybody feel what I'm a feeling? Does anybody feel
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what I'm a feeling. I'm body excited tonight. I'm might excited.
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God's up to something, Something beautiful is about to happen.
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Something good is on its way. The messengers are carrying
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you out of loaded bar. Heaven's angels are making it okay,
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I said, Heaven's angels are making it okay.
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Be not afraid. Jesus said it is a.
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It is a.
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Brother, Samuel.
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Loaded bar literally means a place or no pasture, no word,
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no place to feed. David made it clear to masphibis
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Chef that he planned to restore all of the land
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that previously belonged to his grandfather and David told him,
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you will always sit at my table. This doesn't tell
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me we have to have fifty good services and then
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fifty bad services. This doesn't tell me that we have
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to have ten terrible dry services and two good services.
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We can have good services every service because it's his church.
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It wasn't David or Misshibbish story. After all, it was
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God's story. And that's what I want you all to know.
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God has beautiful plans for you all. It's God's story
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and I'm glad to be part of it. And that's
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what David knew. This ain't mine, this ain't my church.
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My name's Jeremy Howell, my good brother back there. He said,
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I remember you. I said, that was years ago. I
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went through y'all's area. He said, I remember you very well. Hey,
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come on, I'm telling you, brother Tyler, David didn't even
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know the Phibbish chef.
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But God had beautiful planners. Or in a fishif I remember.
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Meeting his brother, I said, you definitely resemble your people.
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It's like Howels. You can see a Howel fifty states
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away and you know their howl. It's like my buddy
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Sila's carver. I could see his daughters in another country
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and another continent and say that's Silas Carver's girls.
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Y'all know what I'm saying. And I don't want to
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call the name my brother, but you can see it.
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And that's a good thing. That's a good thing. That's
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a compliment. That's a good thing, my brother, that's a compliment.
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Years ago, brother, every day he told me, he said,
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I need to take you to a certain people of
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a certain name. I'm trying not to name it. I'm
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gonna slip up here with my swollen tongue in a minute,
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say it got a big old sowred on my tongue.
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Fighting what I'm preaching. I need to get annoyed him
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once more. Amen, I'm feeling it now. That's right, Rose
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there had annoying is opening up the altar for you.
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Thank God, I feel an order call coming on.
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My brother.
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Every day he said, I know you up here vacation,
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spending some time winning. But he said, I think you
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got this other group of people a little bit better
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than the ones me and you went to today.
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I said, I ain't said nothing.
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I ain't had any complaints about where we went. I
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think to this day it was he knew he locked
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them people. He was taking me to see better, and
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he used me as an excuse. But I walked in
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that church, that old pastor was a pastor. I loved
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him immediately, and he said, hey, son, do you play
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the pan so as to have three men of the
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bus everybody going three minute buses? Yes, he does, He said,
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come on up here. And I've been and preachers ever since.
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I got up there and played depend years and years ago.
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Now I've been there once or twice since then. I
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love them people, i love God's people.
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I love you all. I'm afraid that I'll miss it.
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I do do my bestiness study to show myself approved
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under my King, not under my brothers and sisters, but
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under my King. Show yourself approved under God. A working
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and needed not to be ashamed rightly dividing the word
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of truth. But what blesses me is when my King says,
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at three forty seven in the morning, tell them it's
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okay to leave Lodobar, Brother Samuel. Come shake brother Samuel
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right here and speak to him loudly and say, hey you,
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it's okay to leave Lodobar, Brother Nathaniel. I am preaching
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the sermon the Holy Ghost titles to people in this building,
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primarily and others. It's okay to leave Lodobar. Leaving Lodobar,
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look at your neighbor and say, hey, neighbor, it's okay
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to leave Lodobar. Be not afraid.
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You have a place at the King's table, which y'all
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stand with me to night, Sister heal.
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My heart broke as I prayed about this in my
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office before church. Lodobar is a place without pastor. Lodobar
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is a place with no comforting words. How did he
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find himself there? How did a king's son and grandson
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find himself there? And I want y'all to know somebody
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dropped him. You talk about dropped the ball.
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Somebody let that church down, Somebody let those people down.
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Somebody that at one time meant well Again, somebody at
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one time that meant well. A nurse that was out
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for his best interests made of mistake and dropped him.
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And sometimes when I hear some of these people minister
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and pool and preach, and I see him drop standards,
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I see him drop the word of God and pick
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up something else.
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My heart breaks.
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As I was playing in my office an hour and
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a half before church, I cried, and I said, God,
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they deserve green pastures.
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They deserved to come out of lodo bar.
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And if you'll notice the shepherd's song says he leadeth
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me into green pastures, He leadeth me beside the still waters.
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And here tonight it's been a parent no obvious to
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all eighty of you that he.
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Is mindful of us. Brother Jesse, would you come to
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the cano, please, my brother.
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We belong at the King's table. Could we mail our
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heads and close our eyes tightly? If we're able, would
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somebody be willing to raise your hand right now and say, preacher,
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you preach to meet Anne.
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There's one, two, three, four, five, six seven. What does
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loado bar represent to you? What does that place represent?
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If you were to define it, how would you describe
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load of bar? Preacher, I need to leave load of bar.
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I need to leave this place of desolation.
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I need to leave this place where there's no bread,
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and I need to be at a house of dread,
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at the King's table. If we can, if we're able,
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even if we're of a fibishop, could we just make
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our way somewhere into view nearby?
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If you were sitting in the altar up front, could
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you pull them lame feet up and under the table
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of the king. Walk away from lodo bar.
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Drag yourself away from load of bar if you must,
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fourteen year old preacher said before I preached, and uh,
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he said, if I fight your way to church, if
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you have to use the sword of the spirit, fight
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you way all the way there, it's okay to.
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Leave a load of bar.
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How to do? How to do?
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I never thought I'd be in a place without pastor.
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I never thought i'd be in a place without fee.
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I never thought I'd be in a place without the
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world of God. I never thought I would leave God's
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house saying why do I feel empty?
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I never thought I would leave a place where God's
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name is on the mar key, which still feels like
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load to mark. It doesn't have to be something.
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You can you can receive right now in the name
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of Jesus. But on whistle, How to do that? Take
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me to the Take me to the morn store and pass.
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It's my It's worth the journey.
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All there alone is my shepherd.
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He's a bone making this pastious.
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The king needed after stood.
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He was still the game.
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I don't have to burn.
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A lord stored pacent it's my oberd.
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Blame me at the long name me ever the gaze
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upon you.
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See this all.
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Truth, These are time options are.
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I'm trying to breath.
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For the weird.
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I'm all church, the lander nor muscles. I can't tell
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what lets.
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To the team.
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I don't have much de breed, my party storty princess.
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It's my opery baby at the game.
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The O don't.
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See you this Take the all that have much tiber.
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Hard.
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It's hard in pacing.
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It's my arber lame and the ball.
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Name me.
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Again, the BN your sey sez. I'm we don't scream
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to b.
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Don't geers to rise.
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Even if.
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But Steve mounts so.
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Breath thus us to die for one time will chain.
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We'll take it to the king.
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I don't have much DeBerry. My heart is torted pieces.
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It's my uber l the ball.
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Leave me lay long days of hormo. See this all, Take.
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Me to the king.
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I don't have much deburry. My heart is torn in pieces.
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It's my uberry. Lay behind the ball there long because
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the mode of.
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The sinney is not Take me to the king and