Sermon
S3E36 Fellowship 01/28/26
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Well, come, everybody, welcome to the fellowship. This is the
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first fellowship post the first missionary journey, so we can
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talk about anything. We can talk about everything. Why don't
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why don't everybody just jump on here? Have you married?
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Anything they want to talk about? Or do you want
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me to talk about the trip? Anybody?
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Why don't you start with the trip?
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Okay? All right? The trip was I'll put that well,
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it was a freak of nature. We leave North Dakota,
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it's negative twenty two when we boarded the airplane. We
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got to Texas and the very next day they shut
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everything down. And when I mean shut everything down, the
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town shut down, all the businesses and everything closed at
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six pm. So on top of that, two days after that,
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on Monday, they counseled school, so towns could not even
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go to school. Literally, the town was shut down because
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of ice. So, yes, we woke up there what two
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or three days in the row with ice on the ground.
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When we flew out of Dallas, there was snow covering Dallas.
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They had the snow and piles at the airport. So
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we got there and was forced to fellowship. We couldn't
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even go to the museum, So God literally had us
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locked down with Jamie in towns. So that's what I
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could say up front. It was rather supernatural. I mean,
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there being an accumulation of any amount of snow and
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Dallas Fort Worth Airport is not normal. So it was
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really incredible to me and Rachel because it was just
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I mean we were you know, I could walk around
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without my coat on. Of course it was nothing, but
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we had been inted that inundated with rain that night
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that we got there, and that was really the really
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a very good blessing to wake up to that first
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morning because it rained for like five hours straight, and
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everybody needs to appreciate that does not happen here. It
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does not happen here. You are lucky if it raged
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twenty minutes here. So yeah, so all that rain that
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came down, that that nun eight froze so there was
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ice everywhere. So that was pretty incredible. That we spent
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extremely personal time with Jamie and her son, and I
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mean extremely personal time. So that's what I can say
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about it is that God intervened from the very beginning
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to make sure that we weren't there to go see
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the sights. Yeah, let me make sure you all understand
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what I'm saying. We did not get to go see
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one site, not one we did get to see any site.
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We got to fellowship with Jamie and towns. So that's
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what we went to do, and the Lord made sure
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that's exactly what we did. So pretty incredible circumstances. That's
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the best way to describe it, and that is how
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I have, in fact described it. So everything otherwise went
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perfectly fine. I mean, you know, we we had food,
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we had this, we had that. Everything was fine. So
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I know that's pretty incredible. But what I'm telling you
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the truth. So, yeah, you thought in your mind we
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were going to go do one thing, and we absolutely
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did not do that. We did not get to we
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did not get introduced to any of Jamie's family at all.
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Nobody come by because the ice. So we literally spent
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spent that time at her house, locked in with her.
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So that's obviously not normal. That's not normal for Beaumont, Texas.
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So anyway, yes, we uh, we pray with and for
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Jamie several times. I spent basically the majority of the
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time praying for Jamie. So let's see here, did somebody
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I heard a message? Let's see Sherry says, I'm believing
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that miraculous things happened by the laying on of hands.
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You did what you were sent to do, Amen Sherry, Yes,
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I was. That's what we were supposed to do, and
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that's what we did. As far as Jamie is concerned,
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you can't you can't tell there's anything amiss with her.
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She yeah, she can't drive fifty five. I mean she
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literally can't stand still. She's very hyperactive, so she she
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never stands still. Just to just incredible to be around
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her and to listen to her endless, her endless story.
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She loves to talk about the things that she loves,
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and she loves to pick my brain. And she did
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pick my brain. As a matter of fact, while she
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was picking my brain about things that occur in the
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supernatural realm, she triggered something in me to take a
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look at Psalm one sixteen. Now, it's not my first
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rodeo with Psalm sixteen, and it's very complicated and convoluted
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between the Hebrew and Greek. In the Greek this is
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two salts at Psalms fourteen fifteen, and in the mesoretic
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text that Psalm sixteen and even the Allelujah is moved
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from the Hebrew and the Greek, so very well complicated
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and convoluted things going on between the Masoretic and the
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Sepcuagean text, and things that are well before. Jamee and
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I was having that conversation, I guessed was really too
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wonderful for me. So as she was talking to me
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and using me as a sounding board, she had no
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idea that the Lord was using her as a sounding board.
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And that is a beautiful thing. I can just say that,
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point blank. That's a beautiful thing. So it opened my
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eyes to the simple fact that and I've always known this,
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but in a secuoge it Psalm one fourteen, it is
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about babies, but I knew it for a different reason.
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It has this strange phrase and the Hebrew and the
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Greek the birth pangs of death. So that's always been
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lingering in my mind. And I don't talk about this publicly.
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I don't think I've ever talked about it publicly. Actually,
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these have all been in my private thoughts. But in
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my reasoning, for some reason, the way she was talking
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about it, the way she was laying it out and
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inquiring of me, different things that were happening with her.
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You all know this that one of the very first
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things that I taught you is one of Jesus Christ's
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most important titles. He is the first born from the dead.
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He is pro totkos necros. I always knew, and I
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always understood when I read this in the Hebrew and
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the Greek that those phrases are there where there's only
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one way you can be born from the dead, and
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that's to go through the birth pangs of death. I
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understood that well, that exact phrase in Hebrew and Greek
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comes up in those chapters, so that kind of takes
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things to the next level. So anyway, if you would
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like to investigate those things, and maybe we ought to
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do a program on that, because you're talking about Second
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Samuel chapter twenty two in Psalm eighteen, of course, which
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is basically David saying the same thing, but it's also
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there in Psalm one fourteen. Now I'm not trying to
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produce information overload, but in the mesoretic text, that's Psalm sixteen.
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But when you have eyes that can see, when you're
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able to open your eyes, you realize what's really going
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on in that text. And I told this to Jamie.
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I think this is why that phraseology is applied to
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Jesus Christ, this firstborn from the dead. In order to
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be the firstborn from the dead, you have to go
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through the birth pangs of death. And that exact phrase
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I may and I don't mean to be left to right.
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Those exact phrases are in the aforementioned Psalms I just
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gave you. They're right there. I've taught you all before
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that the Greek word for birth pang is odeine. That's
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what it is, odein kinatose, birth pangs of death. So
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it's David that says this, and not only does he
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say it else when the Psalms, but he says it
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in his twin chapters, those that magical chapter in the Psalms,
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which is also mirrored in Second Samuel. So that makes
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it the next level. It's a next level event. It's
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and like I mentioned before, what even makes it worse
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is why did God move the Allelujah? He moves it
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within the text. So believe me when I say it's
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me speaking about it, I am not doing it justice
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because I don't well, I have limited capacity. I've limited capacity,
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I've limited understanding because I've not entered my rest yet.
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That means I'm trapped here with you, and it's just
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incredible to me that it took Jamie having this conversation
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about something else. And you all are familiar with the event,
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if you've listen to her testimony, you're familiar with the event.
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But for some reason this time, when she was saying
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it to me, because I was in her presence, I
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was able to read what her spirit was saying. So
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it's pretty incredible to me. But maybe I'll just take
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a read of it. I don't know if I want
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to read it in the Greek or the Hebrew. Of course,
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all of you have your New King James version, so
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maybe I should just do that. Maybe that would be
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easier for everybody if I just read it to you.
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But you'll be able to see what I'm talking about
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tripping over there as quickly as I can. Okay, the
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new King James version has that has the heading for
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this thanksgiving for deliverance from death, So you think that
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is what's going on here. But here in UH verse
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three is where this phraseology here in the Hebrew is
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coming from. Of course, in the Hebrew it's Abel, which
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is H twenty two fifty six, which is where we
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get birth payings from. And death will vett death h
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for And of course the septuagen already told you what
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that is odine. That's of course, so just take no
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that this is about He's not just relating to this, because,
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like I said, there's things that goes on here that
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he's obviously not talking about death anyway. Verse one, I
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love the Lord because he has heard my voice and
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my supplications. This should get your attention. What's the first
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thing that happens when you're born? Of course you get
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a good proper quat on the behind. Right, you have
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to start crying. You have to get the airways free.
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This is a prophetic verse of faith. He is saying,
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this is going to happen. The Lord is going to
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make sure that he hears my voice. The first thing
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you do when you're born is you scream your head off.
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So take note from the very first verse he is
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hoping that this happens. He's hoping he's delivered verse two
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because he he has inclined his ear to me. Therefore
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I will call upon him as long as I live.
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So extremely prophetic here he is saying, if I can
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just scream out that first time and catch my first breath.
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From that point forward, I promise to call upon him
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alone as long as I am alive. He's literally promising
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God his first breath. Of course, the implication being that
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we all know where the breath of life comes from.
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That comes from God's nostrils, and God's nostrils a note,
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it does not come from anyplace else. So these first
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two versus, you realize this is a reference to a
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baby taking its first breath. It's first scream. He's saying,
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if you let me do this, I will. I will
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call upon your name the rest of the time that
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I have your breath. Okay. Verse three, the pains of
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death surrounded me, and the pains of show laid hold
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of me. I found trouble and sorrow. What's going on here?
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And of course it's immediately brings images of the birth
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of Benjamin right, it's not the first time this happens,
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saying that this is a bad birth. He hasn't turned yet,
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he's entered labor pains, and the best way to describe
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this is the baby has not turned, the baby has
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not dropped, so literally the birth canal. He is saying
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they're in the birth canal. He has found trouble, he's
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not found deliverance. So this is absolutely talking about giving birth,
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all right? Verse four? Then I called upon the name
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of the Lord, Oh Lord, I implore you deliver my soul.
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Here we go again. You're thinking in your mind to
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be delivered from death. No, this is to be delivered
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in birth. So when you see it, you not to
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escape it. Once you see it, you just quite simply
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can not escape it. But more importantly, what is also
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extremely supernatural about the verses that I've already read to you?
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It's inescapable. Yet something is terribly wrong. How can this child? Boy?
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I don't want to say it, but if I don't
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say it, you're not going to get it. I need
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somebody's help. H what mother can come on here and
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answer a few questions for me? Anybody sure? Okay? Who
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am I talking to? Jenny? Yep, Jenny, this is extremely important.
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So how can a baby learn to think? I know
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what I just said? Confused you?
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Well, I'm trying to think.
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Of how do you think? How do you think? Jamie?
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Or I'm sorry, Okay, I don't know in my mind?
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I I mean we have all those little toys and
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gadgets that you give them like blocks.
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Let's say blow.
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No, you're thinking exactly where you should be thinking. And
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that's not what I'm thinking. What language? What language do
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you think.
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In, Genny, You're not smart one you think in English?
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Yes, you don't have a choice. No one understands this.
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Ladies and gentlemen. How is this child being able to think?
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This child is thinking words. That's one of the things
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that should have got your attention. So thanks, Ginny, I'm
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I'm I'm done picking on you. So when you read
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this psalm with all these incodations to a baby being delivered,
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a baby cannot be thinking these thoughts. A baby can't think. Yet,
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you must teach a baby language. You must teach a
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baby to think.
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So are we talking one hundred and forty four thousand
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and then because they get taught by.
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God, that's exactly what we're talking about. Yes, that's exactly
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what we're talking about. And it's the only thing we
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could be thinking about. So this raises things to the
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next level once you can see this in this psalm,
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because that's obviously what he's talking about. Oh okay, and
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he's getting ready to come right out and say it.
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Now here in a few verses where I'm at verse
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five and in verse six takes note, hear you you
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let me just go ahead and read verse five. Gracious
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is the Lord and righteous. Yes, our God is merciful.
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So this is kind of like a salaw moment between
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this and the next verse, because God is promising that
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yes he's he. He is not only merciful, he's righteous.
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So we're talking about the innocent here. So verse six,
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the Lord preserves the simple I was brought low and
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he saves me. Take no, here the Greek comes right
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out and says child. It comes right out and says baby.
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The masoretic text here, you think it means dumb. You
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think he's talking about a simple minded person that's stupid. No, no, no.
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The Hebrew here means open It means empty headed. It
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is talking of a baby that has not yet learned
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stop processes. When you have a baby that is between
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you know, bird and two years old, I haven't learned
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how to talk yet. They're open minded, they're simple minded.
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That that's what this Hebrew words means. It means to
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be open minded or simple. You have not taught the
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child complicated thoughts yet. So that's why this verse in
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the septuagen comes right out and says babies. So verse six,
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the Lord preserves the simple. I was brought low and
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he saved me. Look, this is a baby dropping in
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trialt in in childbirth. He was brought low into the
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birth canal, and he's saying that the Lord situated him correctly.
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He was head down. Now, look, this is quite simply
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a historical fact. And I'm sorry if most of you
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don't understand the historical aspects of childbirth. One of the
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big things that was a death wish if you were
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born breach. Basically, if you had not turned yet, you
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would not survive the birth. What I'm telling you is
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the truth. It is saying here that the Lord preserved
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him through the dropping down into the birth canal obviously
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head first. Okay, so let's read the next one. Return
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to your rest, oh my soul, for the Lord has
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dealt bountifully with you. Yes, he just come out and
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said it. He turned you the correct way into birth canal. Look,
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once you see it, you can unsee it. Once you
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know that's what he's talking about. And what's probably amazed
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most of you. Is that most of you knew, or
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a lot of you knew about the simple fact the
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birth pangs of death was here, but you never looked
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at the surrounding text to incorporate those thoughts into this pattern.
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Because this is a prophetic pattern, okay. Verse eight, for
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you have once again delivered my soul. You have delivered
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my soul from death, my eyes from tears, and my
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feet from falling way up A breach born baby historically
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was a dead baby. And he just come right out
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and said it. He just come right out and said
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that his feet did not fall. I know, once you
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see it, once you see it, you can't unsee it.
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Verse nine. I will walk before the Lord in the
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land of the living. I believe. I believed. Therefore I spoke.
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I am greatly afflicted. I said in my haste, all
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men are liars. You know. Let me just take a
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back seat for a minute. Does any mother want to
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comment on this? Does anybody, well, you don't have to
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be a mother. Does anybody want to comment on this?
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Why has this phraseology changed? What what has happened? Why
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are all men liars?
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Anybody? Because they speak?
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Because they speak, yes, because they speak. This idea is
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not laid to rest here in this song. It's in
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another place as well. But that is obviously what he's
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talking about, right, Jony.
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That if they can speak alive?
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Yeah, yes, So now he's going to say something that, well,
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I don't know, and should I even continue reading? Yeah,
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I guess I better go ahead and finish this. But
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take note that in here, well, maybe we should create
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the settu agent too. I don't know. Maybe I'm just
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creating information overload. No matter what I do, I'm sorry.
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Let me get a drink. Verse twelve, what shall I
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render to the Lord for all his benefits toward me? Now,
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prophetically we know what this is. Prophetically or already know
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he's talking about the breath of life. The breath of
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life only comes from God's nostrils, and it is to
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his nostrils the breath of life will return. So he's
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not coming out in here and saying it. But you're
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supposed to know, having familiarized yourself with the Bible, God's
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Holy Word, you should all instinctively know that what you
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return to God, you give him back his breath. That
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is beyond contestation as far as the scripture is concerned.
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So kay verse thirteen. I will take up the cup
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of salvation and call upon the name of the Lord.
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I will pay my vows to the Lord now in
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the presence of all his people. Freshness in the sight
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of the Lord is the death of his saints. What
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on earth, people, why is this here? I mean, you're less.
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How many theological arguments have taken place in different seminaries
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around this country concerning salmone sixteen, verse fifteen. One thing
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is for sure, this this verse. It contradicts the previous
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fourteen verses. He did not allow this baby to die.
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So why is he here saying that the death of
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the of God's holy ones is precious in his sight? Jody,
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what do you make of that? I don't know. I'm
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thinking you're thinking. Amen Amen. Verse sixteen, Oh Lord, truly,
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I am your servant. I am your servant, the son
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of your maid servant. You have loosed my bonds. What
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on earth he's talking about the umbilical cord? Yes, he is.
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How was you bound to your mother? It's this is
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next level stuff. This is next level stuff. Verse seventeen.
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I will offer to you a sacrifice of thanksgiving and
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will call upon the name of the Lord He already
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said that, right, he already said that if I take
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my first breath, you'll have all my breaths. Verse eighteen.
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I will pay my vows to the Lord now in
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the presence of all his people and the courts of
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the Lord's house, in the midst of you, O Jerusalem,
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praise the Lord. Now. One of the things I need
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to point out to you is that verse fourteen and
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verse eighteen are repeated if they are not repeated in
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the Septuadan. So, Jony, are you done thinking yet? Why
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don't you read for us verse sixteen and give your
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commentary on it.
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I'm sorry, I don't have it pulled up.
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Okay, all right, I will. I'll read it for you.
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It stays, Oh Lord, truly, I am your servant. I
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am your servant, the son of your maid servant. You
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have loosed all my bonds. You don't know what to
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make of that.
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Son of a maid servant, right.
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So let's talk about that for a minute. Who is
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a maid servant of God? Right? I mean, let's think
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about about those lines as far as the clergy is concerned, right, right,
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So you don't have any maide servant, and as far
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as the Lord is concerned because women aren't allowed to
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go into the temple, they're not allowed to be priests. YadA, YadA, YadA, YadA,
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to the nth degree. Right, so he's but someone has
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said this before. Someone has called herself the Lord's maid
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servant before, right, anybody who called herself the Lord's maid servant? Yes,
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Carol the Blessed Mother, Yes, yes she did.
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Yes, she certainly think this is the baby being born again.
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You must be born again, And I think this is
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bringing that message clear when in verse sixteen I loosened
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his odds and the death of his saints, I'm sorry.
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Verse fifteen precious in the side of the Lord is
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the death of his saints? Well, because when you died
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of the fashion, you're alive in Christ.
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You who are exactly correct. You must be born again.
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The only way you can do that is to crucify
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your old self, right.
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Relations two twenty?
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Hey man, what's Galatians two twenty? I thought you didn't
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have any Bible hand either that one memorized. What is it?
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I've been crucified with Christ. I no longer live this life.
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I live I lived by faith in the son of
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God who gave oops gave his life for me. I
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messed that up, I think.
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A little bit. But you're close enough. That's right, that's right,
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that's absolutely right. You must be born again. And the
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first one to be born again was the Lord Jesus Christ.
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So this look what was stated earlier that this is
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about the motion. Oh, you're absolutely correct, it is. This
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is about this is why there in the Psalms you
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have this plural form, the Emmanuel eloheme. Remember it's a plural,
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So it's absolutely talking about that. It is obviously talking
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about the taylu Lean. They will they are going to
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be the rest of those that are born from the dead.
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So so look, there's too much information for me to
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relate to you tonight. I'm just pointing out to you
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these things that it is talking. First off, I better
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be careful what I say. But the best way for
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me to put it that you can understand it is
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Psalm one sixteen. How do I put that. I could
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literally teach this, let us say, three different ways, but
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I would have to wait. I would have to teach
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you this one way and then wait about a month
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or two, and then teach you the other thing that
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it means, and then wait a couple of months and
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teach to you it a third time, not speaking it
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in the same light. But now that I've pointed this
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out to you, it cannot be taken from you. Do
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you realize this is absolutely talking about a baby being
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delivered from a breach birth. It is talking about a
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baby that has been saved from being choked by its
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mother's umbilical course, it is true, this is talking about
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a Christian who's been born again, and ultimately this is
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talking about those of the First Resurrection. It is talking
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about all of those things, and it's talking about enough
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things that if I say too much I will confuse you.
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But concerning you, concerning you personal, will better keep my
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mouth shut. I don't know who's going to get pregnant
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in the future, but this most certainly pertains to all
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of us, because we must be born again. And in
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order to be born again, you must you must crucify
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your old self. So and in that sense, what is
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entangling you to your mother is of course the Farlet
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do not be misled. It was no blessed virgin that
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birthed you. You are born in sin, you are born damned,
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Yes you are. You must be born again. So but
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me pointing out to you the very very few things
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that I've been able to relay to you, just in
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this new King James version. You see how truly wonderful
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this look. This is wonderful to me, and I have
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kept all these things in my heart. And then I'm
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at Jamie's and she starts talking, not realizing that, yes,
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you can speak to me if you'd like to. But
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just like my wife, I'm going to be biblicating in
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the background. I'm going to run everything that comes out
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of your mouth through the filter, through the lens of
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God's word. That's what I do. I'm not doing it
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to you on purpose, but you open your mouth and
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I will hear things you can not comprehend, you are
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not capable of talking about. And it was very wonderful
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to me that as she's speaking, I begin to realize, well,
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my immediately, my immediate thoughts were on the Hallelujah. Now
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you see the Hallelujah hear here in this all the way,
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all the way at the end. The very last word
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in this psalm to you is Allelujah. This is not
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the case for the septuagen It's not the case for
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the septuagin and a septuagen It is the first word.
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But remember this is remember in the set tuogent, this
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psalm is broken in two. So literally, if you're going
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from the septuagent, it's taken from the very first word
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of chapter fourteen, and it's moved all the way to
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the last word of chapter one fifteen, because remember one
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fourteen and one fifteen are put together to make one
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sixteen in Hebrew. So there's things going on there that
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I could absolutely give you a headache if you're not
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good at math, I could just I could really rewire
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your thought process, I could just boggle your mind. So
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very wonderful things going on here with this chapter. And
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it is truly a shame that we can't go through
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the Bible chapter by chapter. It's it's truly a shame
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that even though I've absolutely talked about the Allelujah sequence,
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yes I have. Yes, you know about this chapter. Yes
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I've spoke about it before, never in this light, and
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you're all probably confused. Well, you should have taught us
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this chapter, you know, from the very first time that
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you pointed out to us about these these children. I
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appreciate that I appreciate that. A lot of you send
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me messages about how you think I should teach. All right,
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is there anything anybody wants to talk about?
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I had a quick thought, if it's okay, yes, ma'am.
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When you were reading verse fourteen, it said paid my vow,
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which I don't know if it's a stretch, but that
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really reminded me of proverb seven because it says essentially
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the same thing, but it's in't it?
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To me? It feels like an opposite circumstance. It says
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she says, I have paid my vows, but it's just
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to me, it's the opposite storyline that we're talking about
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right now.
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It's a death essentially, and proverb seven.
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Okay, so you're not going to enlighten us or what.
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I can't remember it all the top of my head.
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But she's, as the harlote says, that she has paid
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her vows since she's trying to entace the young man
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to come with her.
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Yes, because yeah, that's what Proverbs chapter seven is about.
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It's it's not a good chapter. So but you are you,
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you are well, you are very true in saying this
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is who our mother is. Okay, because we're all born
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in sin. So yeah, we don't pop out Christians. No, no,
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we don't so. And this is a very long chapter
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with twenty seven Yeah, twenty seven. Her house is the
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way to hell, descending to the chambers of death. This
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is actually inverted of what we've already read to you. Okay,
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this child is doomed to have entered the birth canal breach.
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Everybody stunned. What? Yeah, so I don't have time to
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get into this, but yes, this Proverbs chapter seven is
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about the forward and you must be born again from her.
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You have to be born again. To be born from
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her is to die. So yeah, I just pointed out
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that last verse it's obviously talking about the birth canal
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in an inverted sense that someone sixteen is talking about
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anybody else? Or do you want me to just stop
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and read the whole chapter, Jimmy.
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No, it's okay. I just wanted to ask about it.
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Yep, okay, anybody else, Yeah, there's some things I kind
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of want to get some feedback from you on God
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as I'm not sure if I'm totally out and left
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field or not, but I felt lad to go to Ezekiel, and.
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For some reason I'm seeing it through a completely different
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lens this time, and right off the bat with the four.
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Is that the four.
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Winds that I'm seeing right there, right off the bat,
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the four living beings and the wheels, and the spirit
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of life is in the wheels, And for some reason,
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I'm seeing the four winds there.
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Yeah, you're left field, okay, So I will say you're
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left field.
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All right.
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So those are totally different.
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All right, Yes, totally different, okay.
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And but in chapter two and then in chapter three,
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he's sending him to the House of Israel, and something
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about that bothers me a little bit. I'm not exactly
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sure why, and not bother in a bad way, but
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it's it kind of sounds to me like ladder rain.
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And I don't know why it does, but it kind
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of does. And then later in chapter three it talks
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about a great shaking and that is making me think
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of drying bones. So am I totally off and all
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of it? Yes?
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I would say you're off on all of it?
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Okay, all right, I wonder why she's letting me see that. Okay,
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I'll have to go to him and find out what
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is going.
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On, Okay, right, anybody else, No, that's just so cool.
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How the baby has to and bow.
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Basically, yes, the baby has to turn and bow.
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That's so cool.
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And you know what's really amazing is you and I
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having this conversation. People won't even get it. I mean,
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you realize, graduates from high school. If you get a
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girl that's graduating from high school, she'll have no idea
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what you're talking about. They do not even teach them
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in high school anymore. The simple mechanics of giving birth,
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that the baby must turn, they must be head down,
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it must drop. They're not well. You realize at this
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point the gross majority of them can't even read. They
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graduate high school. So anyway, so at least we're able
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to have this conversation. You understand what I'm talking about,
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because this generation is in dire straits. They don't understand
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the most elementary aspects of life. But of course, I mean,
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let us reason one another. Okay, how many of the
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babies were aborted from this year's graduating class. How many
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of the pregnancies were aborted? I hate to reign on
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everybody's party, it was the majority of them.
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So curiously, Matthew, do all the babies turn in the
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same direction or yes, to their right or to their.
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Left, all depends on it's a male or female. Wow,
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that's a fact. One goes one, one goes the other way.
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Now you can run your mouth about, you know, gender
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being made up, but no, that's a lie. So yes,
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it's yeah. I mean, does nobody realize that the most
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the most miraculous bodily function is a baby being born?
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Do you realize it? It is a generation of fools,
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not idiots, a generation of fools, fools, outright fools that
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do not know the most miraculous aspect of life is
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that first breath. I mean, if if your school is
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not teaching you that, it's because they're not teaching you anythings.
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You don't know that. Yes, Jennifer and Cara Buffs have
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their hands raise, so Jennifer go first base.
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I think that was from earlier Matthew.
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Okay, all right, Carol, was that you dinging?
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Yes?
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Yes, ma'amself.
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I was thinking about Jacob and Nissa and the way
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that they were born and they were twins, and I'm
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thinking about the motion and the italiu em are kind
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of like represent twins.
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That's that's right, they do, that's right. And people, I
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mean you're absolutely, Carol, go ahead. I'm sorry for interrupting you.
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No, that that's exactly where I went to because I
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thought that was very interesting when you go the birth
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of Jacob.
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Yes, it's a planter, right, Yes, the whole nine yards,
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that entire idea. Let's go back to Obadiah. Let's go
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back to the the prime chapter for the machine. It's
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about what anybody Okay, let me get over there.
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It either says or I just can't remember.
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Yes, and and this is and remember that's the same
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person Esau was called edom. But anyway, you get this
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idea that they were twins in the womb, and one
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was for life and one was for death. And this
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is exactly how it is with the Mochiem and the talulin.
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One is for life, the others for death. They get killed.
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One is the first born from the womb and the
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others first born from the tomb. So yes, it's this,
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this idea that the death will serve life, death will
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be the servants of life. You're getting this idea. So yes,
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this idea is deep. It's knee deep. It's very complicated
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and very convoluted. I mean, easy to get things turned around,
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but believe me when I say that now, I'm not joking.
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Psalm one sixteen is one of the most wonderful words
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of God that I know. And you can take this
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to the bank. I know a whole lot more than
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you do, and I'm here to tell you that Psalm
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one sixteen is wonderful. It's it's wonderful. So it makes
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me talk about something else. You know, this is a
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very important date in the future. All of you should
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probably write it down. August to twenty second, twenty twenty seven.
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August the twenty second, twenty twenty seven. I've not talked
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about it before, and I don't know if I'll talk
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about it again. One thing is for sure. That is
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one thousand and ten days before Panic cost twenty thirty.
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Now are their edicts coming? What could it happened between
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now and then? Who would have to come on and
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describe for me the famine that was in Ethiopia back
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in what eighties? Anyone wanna care to do that for me?
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Please come on, somebody, anybody. Nobody remember the great famine
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in Ethiopia. Nobody remember that.
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I remember I was in high school, but I couldn't
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describe it or anything.
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What do you mean you couldn't describe it.
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I'm not able to. I haven't read about it. I
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just knew about it.
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So describe it to me and just loose leaves terms
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at least.
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Two people of Ethiopia or sorry.
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Did we do anything about it?
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Well, what I was gonna say that I'm ashamed to
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say is that it was kind of a lot of
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jokes about it in terms of being in high school,
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people saying, uh, oh, never mind, I can't even really remember,
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but you know, a cheap date or something Ethiopian.
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I don't know.
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Yeah, so that's terrible, but that's what I remember. And
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I haven't read about the history of the famine, so
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that's I don't have anything to add.
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She don't know at all what happened to the pregnancies
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during that time, do you, sir? Well, let's take this
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to the next level. You know, I know where we're going.
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Do not be misled. I know where we're going. That
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being the case. Parts of these and I say these
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because remember Psalm one sixteen is two chapters. It's the
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septuage in fourteen and fifty. So when I say thee
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do not be misled, I'm qualified to say what I'm
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speaking about. There are parts of these words that God
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has put together here that would lead me to believe
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there are edicts coming where in pregnancies are outlawed. Now
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before now you've only heard reference to this according to
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conspiracy theories. Right, you know, forced abortions of you know,
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certain groups of society and historical you know context is
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like the sixties for example. Right, But I want you
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to think because God's going to throttle you, don't you
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dare think he's not because he's God. And when he
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says He's going to throttle you with four writers, by
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God's throttled you will be. Now, if you've never looked
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into the Great Ethiopian Family, you better you better look
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into it. So right now we got special programs for
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pregnant women, right, for instance, the Wick program. Right, So
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what do you think is going to happen during the
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four writers to those programs? Do you think women are
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going to be treated given special treatment and be given more?
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I will say it. I don't care if you like
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it or not, and I hope you appreciate me saying that.
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You don't like the term stamps, do you? I'll just
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use another one vouchers, because when it comes, you're going
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to have to get vouchers for your apportionment of salaries.
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And I said it that way for a reason. When
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it comes to you actually think in your brain you're
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going to be a lot of more galories because you're pregnant.
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You know. It's amazing to me when I talk to
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people about the Tribulation and they are obviously under the
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impression that it's going to be a comic book version,
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It's going to be a funny purpose, a funny paper
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version of the Tribulation. They just don't get it. They
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don't get that whatever happened in Ethiopia is going to
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happen to them, even those they're in the midst of
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these miraculous carved churches from stone. Did I say something
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that confused you again? I mean, surely you all know
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of the great Ethiopian churches that are carved from stone,
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and nobody knows how they got there. They just appeared. Yeah,
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it's in the presence of those great stone churches. Massive
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famine ravaged the Ethiopians. But I don't hear in these
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chapters that's something very dark.
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Is past.
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I mean, because you know you are aware that that's
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how the exitus started, right, I mean, it amazes me
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how most preachers are dumb. They say this, and they
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say that, No, it started with the slaughter of the innocence.
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That's what's got God's attention. Do you not know? Have
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you not heard? We got way more technological advances than
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Pharaoh ever had. What do you think is gonna happen
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when they find out you're with child? I mean, has
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this happened before? Has forced abortions ever happened before? Anybody? China? Yeah, China,
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And it's been a matter of routine there for decades,
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not days. For decades, it's been a matter of routine.
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But you know, if you're wanting to cull the population,
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the best way to do it is to let one
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gender live and exterminate the other gender. And you're psychologically deficient.
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If you don't think they know.
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That question, Matthew, Yes, wouldn't they think? Common says, who
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are those sons going to marry? I mean, now I'll
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grow up. They're only men.
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You know. I would elaborate on that, but I'm not
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going to.
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Unless they don't do it. From Falling Colors Country.
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Well, they don't operate with common sense. They operate under
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uncommon sense.
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Yeah, Satan's right.
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Yes, yes, I mean I would elaborate on that further,
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but it's not the right atmosphere.
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Okay, got it?
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And I can ask another question.
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Matthew, Yes, ma'am.
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I mean not that you would know or you wouldn't know,
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but what would cause do you know what would cause
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a breach a baby to be breach? I know it
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just because it didn't turn But what would cause that?
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Do you know? I am afraid to say. I mean,
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such things are left in God's hands, not ours.
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Yes, so they're shocking LA's time because one of mine
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were breach and the doctor had to turn him.
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M hm.
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And the doctor was able to turn him, right he did.
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Yeah, he was able to turn him. Cause me health
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issues later.
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It came at your expense, didn't it?
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And did.
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Praise God? Anybody else? Oh? Everybody pretty quiet today? Okay?
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Going once, going twice? Three times? A charm? Who can
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pray us out of here today? How about darling? Darling?
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Can you pray us out of here today? Yes?
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Thank God, oh my God, we just thank you for today.
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We thank you for bringing Matthew and Rachel home safely.
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We thank you for their trip with Jamie, that you
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got them there safely. Also, and Father, there's so many
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people in harms weigh in this weather. We just lift
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them up before you, Father, and we asked you to
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help them and protect them wherever they are. Those that
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are poor and can't afford to live better, and those
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who have houses are destroyed and have no means to recover,
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have mercy on them, Father, and have mercy on the homeless.
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I just pray for everyone in this weather, Father, and
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I pray for the body of Christ. They would show
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theirselves strong. Father, I ask you to protect your people
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and your people's homes. I thank you for protecting our
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homes during these times. Thank you for protecting Matthew's home
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while he was away. And I thank you Father for
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everything that you do.
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Think.
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Thank you for this meeting, and thank you for this
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time to hear Matthew's tripp and the scriptures. And I
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thank you Father forgiving us Jesus in Jesus name, I
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pray him. Man, Sorry, I get the horse.
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Amen and Amen, that's quite all right. I'm sure he
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heard you. Just fine. The next time, ladies and gentlemen,
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God bless, God speed.