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Breaking Free From Generational Curses | Inherit Your Freedom | Pastor Mike Signorelli
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This is week one, and I've entitled it Breaking Free from Generational
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Curses.
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Breaking Free from Generational Curses.
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But this revelation that God has given me about generational curses,
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I truly do.
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I believe that this is a new revelation of it.
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It goes a little bit deeper.
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And now let me just say this in love.
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There's many, many pastors that are going on the Internet that
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are actually preaching that generational curses are all broken
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when somebody confesses Christ as savior and does the sinner's prayer.
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And what they're trying to convince the body of Christ is as
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soon as we say, jesus, you're my savior, forgive me of my sins,
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wash me with your blood, I choose to follow you, that instantly
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and immediately every generational curse is broken.
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And the reason why they're saying that is because these are
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the same pastors who are saying that a Christian can't have
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a demon.
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And so what they want to believe so badly is that as soon
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as we say the sinner's prayer, which really, we got the sinner's
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prayer from the Billy Graham era of Christianity.
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Because what you see in the Bible is not just the sinner's prayer.
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What you see in the Bible in the New Testament is repent, for
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the kingdom of heaven is at hand.
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So you don't just see confession, you see repentance.
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And so what these pastors are doing in America is they're holding
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back a level of freedom from the people because they're, they
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want you to believe that as soon as you, you raise your hand
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in the service and you say this 30 second sinner's prayer, every
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generational curse is broken.
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And then somehow, and I'm going to use the word magically.
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Cause it's like there, it's.
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It's that absurd to me.
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Every single demon just says, well, I guess we gotta go.
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And without any manifestation and without just demons just immediately
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leave you.
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And I think the problem with that is, if that was true, why did
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Jesus ever even cast demons out?
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Why didn't he just say, hey, confess me as your Savior, ask me
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to forgive your sin, and then all the demons will come out of you?
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Why did he separately cast demons out from the moment of just
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a confession and salvation call?
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Does that make sense?
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And then I'm going to go even deeper with scriptures right now
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because we have to break through the lies of the enemy.
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Okay?
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Now the problem is there's also Christians.
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Okay, I just have to do this.
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Is that.
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All right, there are Christians that also get obsessed
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with the demonic, and they end up empowering what Christ disempowered.
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They end up.
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They end up emphasizing what Christ would not emphasize.
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So here's the good news.
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The devil is defeated.
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Casting out demons is not that hard.
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Matter of fact, it's so easy.
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Jesus sent them out two by two, and they were able to cast out
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demons with very minimal training.
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They came back saying, I'm amazed the demons actually listen
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to us.
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And Jesus is like, yeah, yeah, that's the elementary stuff.
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Just be thankful your name's written in the Lamb's book of life.
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So what happens is these pastors are trying to counterbalance
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how obsessive people get about demons, but they counterbalance too
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far to the point where it actually produces bondage.
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So I want to show you.
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I believe if Derek Prince were alive today, he would preach this
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because the message of generational curses is not the absence
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of intellectualism, it's just intellectualism in proper exegesis.
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So in other words, when you rightfully divide the scripture and
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you read it, instead of just going off of your opinion, you will
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arrive to the same conclusion that I'm going to arrive to today.
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So a lot of these pastors that talk about demons, they don't cast
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demons out.
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They don't have experience with the demonic.
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They don't even.
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A lot of these pastors are green room pastors that don't even
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lay hands on people and actually pray for them.
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A lot of these, and I'm not bashing pastors, I'm just trying
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to help you understand these are the same pastors.
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They don't evangelize out in the streets.
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They don't.
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They don't witness to people in the Walmart.
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These pastors come in, they preach a sermon, they get off the
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stage.
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But what happens when you lay hands on real people and you pray
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for them?
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You go out into the streets, you hear their story, you begin to
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talk to them, you get down on the altar and you lay hands on them,
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is you will begin to encounter the demonic.
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You will begin to encounter the nature of the demonic in their
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life.
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And so I want you to just be careful.
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This is an apostolic warning to all seven campuses of V1 Church.
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Just be very careful what you're listening to on the Internet
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right now.
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Because some of you guys don't realize that pastors can be in error.
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Even pastors you like, and they don't read the script.
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They're not studying this.
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They haven't devoted their life.
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When you think about me and Apostle Pagani and Isaiah, Saldivar
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has a book that's coming out on deliverance, and Vlad Sovchuck's
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written several books on deliverance and freedom.
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We have studied this for decades, and we're going to look
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at this together.
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So I'm going to unlock this for you.
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But just beware of pastors who act as if the solution to generational
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curses is just confessing Christ one time, and every single
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one of them are broken.
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And suddenly now your life is just magically better because that's
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a.
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That's fairy tale theology.
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Or that demons, some like you somehow.
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And I don't know if you notice, but almost every single time,
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as recorded in scripture, demons were grouped together.
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Us, they, them, come on.
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And as they begin to.
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Because they unite.
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So the idea that, oh, we just said this Billy Graham sinner's prayer
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in 30 seconds.
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And then a legion of demons came out of me and all the curses
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were broken.
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And now I'm living my life is really foolishness.
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And the devil loves that kind of preaching.
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That's the real question.
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And so I want to.
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Now, that was all my intro.
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Can I break this down for you?
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Okay, so I want to talk about generational curses.
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Now we're going to look at Exodus, chapter 34, verses 6 and
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7.
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So write this down in your notes.
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Exodus, chapter 34, verse 6 and 7.
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I'm going to read it to you.
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And it says, the Lord passed before him and proclaimed the Lord.
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The Lord, a God, merciful and gracious, slow to anger.
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So this is the character of God.
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He's slow to anger.
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And so some of us had parents that we wish our parent was slow
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to anger.
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Can I get an amen?
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So an abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness, keeping steadfast
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love for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin,
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but who will by no means clear the guilty.
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Visiting the iniquity.
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Everybody say iniquity.
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Visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children and the children's
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children to the third and the fourth generations.
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Okay, let's back up.
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So for those of you who have a physical Bible, you can underline
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this, or for those of you taking notes, write this down.
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It says forgiving the iniquity and transgression and sin.
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So we have three categories.
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Iniquity, transgression, and sin.
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In the American church, we only talk about sin.
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We never talk about iniquity, and we never talk about transgression.
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And the pastors that are acting as if you say the sinner's
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prayer and all of A sudden all your curses are broken?
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They do.
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These pastors have not done a Hebrew word study on iniquity, transgression
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and sin as it relates to the curse.
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And then these pastors have also not done a historic study on
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the Old Testament nature of God and how Israel understood sin,
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transgression and iniquity and what they would have heard when they
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heard this being read out loud.
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Are you still with me?
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Some of you are like, yes, give me more.
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So this is what it says.
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Visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children and the children's
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children to the third and the fourth generation.
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Okay, watch.
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So God is slow to anger.
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God is merciful.
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He forgives thousands.
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But wait a second.
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That same God is going to visit the iniquity of the fathers
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on the children and the children's children to the third
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and the fourth generation?
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Wait a second.
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How could he be good but actually visit the iniquity up to
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three and four generations on a bloodline?
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Like, how can a good.
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He's a just God.
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So we need to put this in our notes.
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He's what makes him good is that he's just.
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If you're taking notes, that would be your phrase.
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What makes God good is that he is just.
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Because what happens is if I say that we need to neuter every
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sexual predator, everybody across all the.
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Yes, let neuter every single one of them.
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Because we.
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We.
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But then what happens is if I say, but this.
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But let's also deal with the sin of gluttony.
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Let's also deal with the sin of secret lust and perversion of
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heterosexuality on our phone through pornography.
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What happens is that we excuse our version of sin and then we act
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just about the sin that is inexcusable from our perspective
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in other people.
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Was that too mean?
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So it's like, I think that molestation and rape is inexcusable.
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So when Pastor Mike says, let's make sure that every single
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one of them get neutered, we're standing up and shouting.
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But if Pastor Mike talks about my sin, I'm going to sit here real
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quiet.
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So here's the thing, is when people say, how can a good God allow
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these things to happen?
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What makes him good is that he's just this helping somebody.
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What makes God good is that he's just so being a just God, what
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he's saying is, hey, there are consequences for sin and iniquity
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and transgression.
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And that phrase gets real confusing when it says, he'll visit.
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This is what the phrase is in the ESV that he will visit to the
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third and fourth generation.
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So let me give you a phrase of how the Jewish people would have
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heard this.
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Let them sit in the consequences of their crooked choices.
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For three or four generations.
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Let them sit.
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Oh, I got chills on me.
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See, this is why I'm teaching beyond the book.
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Because when you read the book, you're going to get your mind
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blown on a whole nother level.
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And then here's another phrase, because are you writing this
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down?
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So let them sit in the consequences of their crooked choices.
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Another way they would have heard it is let them carry the consequences
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of their father's iniquity.
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Man, it makes me want to cry.
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I'm going to break this down for you because these.
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And if you are a pastor and somebody sent this to you, I'm saying
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all this in love because you can't just be sucked into this Christian
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pop culture.
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Instagram, Christianity, where it's like, oh, Christians can't have
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a curse.
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Well, you better understand the Hebrew word for iniquity.
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You better understand how God treats transgression and how sin,
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transgression and iniquity are three distinct categories.
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And you also need to learn about the courtroom of heaven and
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how a just God makes rulings.
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And those rulings need to be satiated.
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And somebody's got to pay the price.
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This is all I'm saying is for all have sinned and fallen short
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of the glory of God.
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So we're all sinners.
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Am I right?
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So can I keep going a little bit deeper on this?
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Okay, so here's what it says.
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And this, this is.
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I really want to unpack this in Exodus, chapter 34, verse 6 and
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7.
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The term iniquity comes from the Hebrew word Avon, and it's a
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V O, N.
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So everybody say this with me.
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Avon, you're a Hebrew scholar.
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Congratulations.
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So this, this word for iniquity is Avon.
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And what it means is crookedness, or to be bent.
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To be bent.
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So think about this.
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Sin is like a one time breaking of God's rules, disobeying
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how God wants it, like one time.
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But as you go back to it over and over and over again, there's
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a perversion, there's actually a crookedness, and you're like bent
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in the wrong direction.
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And so that bending in the.
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That's what they would have heard.
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Iniquity means.
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Means when you have sinned so much that you now have caused a perversion,
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where you bend towards what is unnatural in God's eyes, you bend
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towards what is sin in God's eye?
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It's like you.
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It's.
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Let me.
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Let me just say it like this.
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God designed heterosexuality for the flourishing of humanity and
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so be fruitful and multiply.
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So for the survival of this species, a male must mate with a
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female XY and xx, the chrome on a chromosomal level, the body
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is.
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I mean, pheromones.
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You smell somebody and you're like, I don't know why, but I just.
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That's how Julie sniffs me.
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You know?
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Have you ever seen those studies of the male T shirts?
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And they sniff all the T shirts in a jar.
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And the woman's like, I don't know why, but I want this T shirt.
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So here's the reality.
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It got real weird real fast.
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Somebody, why do you like him?
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And he's ugly.
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Because I smell him.
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You know, there's something about us on a DNA level that points
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to the design of God.
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So what makes homosexuality wrong is that you're.
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You're now perverting or bending away from the natural order.
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And if every single person in this generation was homosexual, then
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I'm just speaking through the lens of human flourishing.
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In one generation, we would annihilate the human race.
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You ever think about that?
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If every single person on this planet was only engaged in homosexual
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behavior, in one generation, we would annihilate this planet.
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So when people say, well, why could you speak out against LGBTQ
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+IA?
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Well, because it violates God's design and it's antithetical
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to human flourishing.
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So why are the Ten Commandments, thou shall not steal?
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Because if you all steal, nobody could have anything.
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So what happens is you're thinking individualistically, not
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thinking communally.
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But the Bible was written to a communal.
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So in Israel, they thought about their sins as we, not me.
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And so there was no such thing as, I'm doing this alone.
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It was.
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I'm doing this alone.
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But it's going to affect the community.
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Does that make sense?
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Thou shall not kill.
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Thou shall not steal.
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Thou shall not commit adultery.
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Why?
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Because if we normalize these behaviors, it creates lawlessness.
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And look at what we have today.
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Look at.
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I mean, when you go to New York City.
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I'm a resident of New York City, and I mean, it is embarrassing
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to bring people to visit.
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And I take you to the local Walgreens, and every single aisle
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is encased in glass and a plexiglass, and you have to press
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a button and have an employee go over there and open it up to get
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a Four dollar stick of deodorant because we have normalized
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the lawlessness of theft.
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Does that make sense?
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And so you create.
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So what God was trying to do is he's not the God of disorder,
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but the God of order.
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And order produces peace.
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Are y'all still with me?
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Order produces peace.
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So when he talks about iniquity, what he's saying is you've
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sinned so much in that way that now you've bent towards that
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direction to where you want the affections of a woman more than
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the affections of a man because you spent all these years
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watching pornography with women.
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Come on, I'm talking to somebody.
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Man.
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We should have put a deliverance service after to this
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teaching today.
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I just starting to realize I'm about to step in it on accident today.
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As soon as I started talking I was like, oh, I was unwise thinking
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I could teach iniquity and not have a deliverance service.
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Maybe next week we just need to have full on deliverance again
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or something.
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But, but, but you understand, like if you had.
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Because not everything that satiates you is your identity.
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Alcohol felt really, really good to drink.
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That's not my identity.
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But the first time you drink alcohol and you get drunk, the Bible
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says that drunkenness is a sin.
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But when does a sin turn into iniquity?
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When it become, see, I'm trying it.
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And this is what these pastors don't understand.
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It's a sin turns into iniquity when it becomes your identity.
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So, oh, I got drunk one time.
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Jesus, please forgive me.
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I forgive you.
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You sinned.
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Don't get drunk again.
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Then you start getting drunk over and over and over again.
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Now you are a drunk.
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Does this make sense?
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You go from getting drunk to I am a drunk, God forgive me, I entertain
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this lesbian desire.
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Well, does that make you a lesbian?
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If you sin one time like that, if you continually and perpetually
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act on that desire, you reinforce that desire.
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And then now a lesbian act becomes a lesbian identity.
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And now you become bent away from.
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The natural order of how God, come on, I'm talking to somebody.
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And this is when a sin becomes iniquity.
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And it says the iniquity will be visited to the third or fourth
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generation.
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Because what happens is you will sit in the consequences of an
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identity that I didn't give you.
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So then you have a family where homosexuality runs in the family
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because somebody justified.
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And what you justify, you normalize.
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And what you normalize ends up becoming.
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The consequence of a curse.
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And then you got ignorant pastors thinking that people in the
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aisles are going to say a 30 second sinner's prayer and nullify
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four generations of homosexuality in one family.
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Four generations of alcoholism.
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Just because you said, jesus, you're my Messiah.
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Even the demons acknowledge him as Messiah.
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Even the demons know who he is.
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It's not just knowing who he is.
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It's submitting, surrendering and repenting.
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There's more to it.
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So say Avon.
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Avon.
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It's this crookedness.
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It's this bench.
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So let me read it again.
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Let them sit in the consequences of their crooked choices.
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So let them carry the consequence of their Avon so iniquity.
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This is where it gets a little bit for people.
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This is just hear me.
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God will turn you over to yourself.
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That's the scariest thing.
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Forget about the flames of hell.
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Forget about the burning.
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It's the separation from God that's the greatest torment.
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People are like, I don't see a good God in the story of Job.
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I do.
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God never left him alone.
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The worst thing that can happen to you is not your family
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dying.
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It's not your house getting taken away.
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It's not you losing all of your financial.
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The worst thing that can happen to you in life is God turns
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you over to yourself.
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That's the worst thing that can ever happen to you.
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The Bible calls that in the New Testament a reprobate mind.
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Reprobate means I told you to stop watching porn.
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You didn't listen.
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My Holy Spirit convicted you again.
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My Holy Spirit convicted you again.
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My Holy Spirit convicted you again.
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And at some point, in God's sovereign knowledge, he just says,
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you're never going to stop.
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And so now, guess what?
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I'm going to give you the thing you wanted the whole time.
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I'm going to turn you over to yourself.
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Because you act like you're your own God in that department already.
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That is iniquity.
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It's living your life, saying, I don't want to be obedient.
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And this is why V1 church is so different.
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Because we want the fear of the Lord.
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So now when you ask for the fear of the Lord, you're saying,
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God help me, God.
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I've gotten to the place where I've justified something that will
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send me to hell.
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And I stop feeling conviction and I feel myself slipping into reprobate.
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Please, God, don't let me go.
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Don't give up on me, God.
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Convict me again.
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Give me the fear of the Lord.
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And when you begin to do that, that's when you start breaking the
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consequence of the curse.
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The culture of the curse.
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So even if every single curse is broken by a confession of Jesus,
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the culture of the curse now must be broken.
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Homie, I can get you out of the ghetto, but the ghettos inside
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of you.
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You were inside the ghetto, but the ghettos inside of you.
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I left where I lived in Hammond, Indiana, but Hammond was
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a mindset that I needed broken off of me.
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It's not about getting somebody out of the loc, it's getting
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the location out of them.
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That is the work of deliverance.
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Poverty is not the status of your bank account.
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Poverty is the status of your brain.
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Poverty infects your soul.
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Poverty gets on the deepest part of your mind.
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People think, oh, Jesus is my Savior.
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And poverty was broken.
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You're still going to be poor after you confess Christ.
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Because poverty is a consequence of somebody not using
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their finances the way that God designed.
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So what he's saying is four generations of your family never
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tithed, never gave to the local church.
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Seek first the kingdom and all these things will be added unto you.
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That is the way of God.
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God is saying, hey, I want you to be blessed, I want you to be prosperous.
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But here's how you do it.
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And what God's saying is, you come from four or more generations
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where nobody funded my work, nobody gave into the kingdom.
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So guess what?
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You're going to be born into this family and you're going to sit
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up under the consequence of a crooked bent way where they bend
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towards spending their money on Marlboros.
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Come on.
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Menthol lights.
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I don't know what you smoke.
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They'll Mad Dog 2020.
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Come on, I'm calling somebody out.
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Merlot.
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You got Christians that'll spend $40 on a bottle of wine but
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then will be mad when God says, now give.
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It in the offering instead.
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That is crooked.
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That is bent.
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You got Christians that have $4,000 annually in Panera bills,
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Starbucks bills, but if you thought about G dollars to the local
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church, you would lose your mind because you're a bench, you're
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crooked.
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You don't understand the way of God and you're under the consequence
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of a curse and then you're intellectualizing the consequence.
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This is why this teaching is so important.
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This is why I'm begging people to flood the local Barnes and Noble
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and.
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Demand this book because we've got to get a revelation of iniquity.
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Avon A von of own Man, I felt fire on that.
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Doesn't it say that when we give 10% to the storehouse, the storehouse
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is the church, not some Random, you know, non profit.
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It's when you fund the work of God with 10%.
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He says, I will watch this.
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I will.
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If you do this, I will rebuke the devourer on your behalf.
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So these free grace Christians have cheapened.
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The grace of God because they would.
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Read you the first part of Exodus 34 where it says, the Lord
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loves, he's merciful and gracious, but not read the part that
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says he will allow you to sit in the consequences of your crooked
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behavior.
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So here's the thing.
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Because they'll say, well, that's works based.
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No, it's not.
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That's, that's.
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The Bible is filled with conditions.
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Even Jesus Christ.
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This is how Jesus talked.
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You want to follow me?
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There's a condition.
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Go sell all of your stuff and then come back when you're done.
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You want to follow me?
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But my dad died.
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Yeah, let the dead bury their own dead.
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Don't go to your own dad's funeral and prove that I'm your dad.
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This is the way Jesus talked.
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And if most Christians in America actually.
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Were confronted with Jesus in the flesh, they would call him not
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Jesus.
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They would say, I'm never going to that guy's church.
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I've never listened to his sermons because he told me to not
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go to my own dad's funeral.
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There's, there's a condition.
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Like Christ was checking their heart.
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So the thing about iniquity is it says visiting the iniquity of
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the fathers on the children's children and to the fourth generation,
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you're suffering the consequences of a crooked choice.
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Now this is going to blow your mind.
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Stay with me.
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And for the Bible nerds, write these scriptures down, then go to
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them this week.
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Because none of this is in my book.
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But I'm preaching my book.
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Psalm.
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Now I'm gonna read you Psalm 51, verse 2, and it's gonna blow
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your mind.
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Wash me thoroughly from my avone and cleanse me from my sin.
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Oh, some of you caught it.
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Some of you caught it.
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Psalm 51:2.
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This is David's prayer of repentance.
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Wash me thoroughly from my iniquity and cleanse me from my sin.
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Watch.
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Cleanse me from the thing I do once in a while, but then wash me
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from the consequences of the thing that came through my family.
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Oh, see, he understood repentance and renouncing.
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See, David understood deliverance.
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David, he was like, he said, no showing.
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Okay, let me.
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Okay, I got ahead of myself.
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David is now asking.
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It's two separate things.
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Cleanse me from My sin and then wash me from my iniquity.
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Two different things.
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And you got a lot of Christians that have been cleansed
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from sin, but not washed from iniquity.
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That's.
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This is the bad theology that we've gotten in the church, and I'm
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here to set it straight.
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Now watch this.
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Now, okay?
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We just did Leviticus.
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Remember that series?
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Leviticus, chapter 16, verses 21 and 22.
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This is the scapegoat for the day of atonement.
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So the communal collective sins of Israel would all be transferred
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onto one goat.
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And now watch.
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Listen to this.
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Because it's a prophetic type and shadow.
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I'm preaching deep.
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The Bible echoes.
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So you see, old covenant, new covenant, the way things used to
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be, the way things are.
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It's the same God.
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Okay, now watch.
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And Aaron shall lay both his hands on the head of the live goat
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and confess over it, all the iniquities.
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And it's the same word, Avon, of the people of Israel and all their
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transgressions and sins.
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This is another verse that makes a distinction.
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It's different than the verses I just read you.
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Sin is separate than Avon.
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And he's transferring not just the sins of Israel, but the bent,
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crooked ways that they want to go back to all the time.
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The things they've normalized that God doesn't give us permission
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to normalize.
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He's transferring all that, and he's saying he shall put them
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on the head of the goat and send it away into the wilderness
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by the hand of the man who is in readiness.
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Jesus was going to bear all of our Avon.
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And what happened before the cross?
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He went into the wilderness.
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Who tempted him in the wilderness?
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The devil tempted him in the wilderness.
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So do you see that when Jesus fasted for 40 days and 40 nights
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and he walked, walked into the wilderness, he was fulfilling an
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old covenant means of.
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He was saying, I'm going to carry.
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I'm going to put on me all of your sin, but also your transgressions
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and also your iniquities.
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It's all.
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And I'm going to carry that into the wilderness.
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And when he was in the wilderness, the devil is saying,
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I can give you this.
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I can give you this.
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Because isn't that how a bone even enters a family?
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It's a false promise from the devil.
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Oh, I'm talking to somebody.
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Oh, you're struggling with your anxiety.
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I can give you this.
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This vape.
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Just hit the vape again.
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It'll help you.
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Oh, you're struggling with depression.
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Just Drink a little bit more, you'll start laughing again.
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Oh, just smoke a little bit more marijuana.
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You'll start giggling again.
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It's a false prom.
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I can give you.
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Oh, if you don't give to the local church and you don't honor
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God in your finances, you can finally afford a house.
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You can finally afford a car.
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It's like he goes, and Jesus says, I have to go into the wilderness
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carrying the Avon, the transgression of all of the people.
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And then I have to be tempted and say, I will not accept the counterfeit
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blessing, because I am going to break every curse, all iniquity,
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all transgression will be broken.
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And then when they get blessed, it's going to be blessed
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for a thousand generations.
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And it's going to be the true blessing of God.
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And it's going to be how God wants them to get.
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And they're going to be generous people and free people.
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And God is going to do it the right way.
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Watch this now.
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Isaiah, chapter 53, verse 5 and 6.
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But he was pierced for our transgressions.
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He was crushed for our iniquity.
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Oh, you're getting it now.
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He was crushed for our Avone.
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He was crushed.
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Upon him was the chastisement that brought us peace.
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And with his wounds we are healed.
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And all, like all we, like sheep, go gone astray.
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Watch, we turned a crooked path.
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Like sheep, we've gone astray.
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Every single one of us, to his own way.
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And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all.
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The Avon, it's the same word.
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We've gone our own way.
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The Lord told us.
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Don't you use your sexuality like that.
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But we've gone our own way.
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The Lord told us.
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Don't you dare use your finances like that.
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But we've gone our own way, the Lord told us, don't you dare
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do those.
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But we gone.
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And what it says is just like.
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The goat in Leviticus, I've put the Avon of all the generations
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upon me and I'm going into the wilderness.
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And this is what it says.
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He was crushed for our iniquities, and upon him was the
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chastisement that brought him peace.
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Let me give you one last verse and I want you to stand to your feet
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on this.
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I want to pray for you because we're.
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We need to do some curse breaking now.
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Do you understand?
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Deuteronomy, chapter 30, verse 19, says, I call heaven and earth
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to witness against you today.
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Think about the language I just said.
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There's a courtroom in Heaven, there's a.
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Just God that just got.
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Come on, I'm doing the weave right now.
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I'm bringing it back together.
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You feel this.
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There's a courtroom of heaven, there's a just God.
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And there must have been a penalty to satiate the sin, the transgression
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and the iniquity of generations.
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And Jesus bore all of that.
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But what we have to do is choose to allow him to be the propitiation
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for our sins, the very replacement we should have suffered.
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We should have been crushed by our sins, but he was crushed for
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our peace.
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You see what I'm saying?
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There was a replacement where he's like, I will suffer the consequence.
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So that you don't have to suffer the consequence, I will take
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it upon myself and carry it.
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And this is what it says.
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I call heaven and earth to witness against you today that I
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have set before you life and death, blessing and curse.
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Therefore choose life that you and your offspring may live.
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So in the courtroom of heaven, God is saying, my son, Jesus has
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already taken this all on, but you are sitting in the seat, and
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I'm a just God.
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And if you don't choose life, it's going to come upon you.
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You're going to have to bear the consequences of the generations.
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So what makes this moment so powerful right now is there was a
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generational.
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Curse in my bloodline of murder, a generational curse in my
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bloodline of poverty.
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A generational curse in my bloodline of divorce, because I was
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bearing the curse of ancestors that came before me that said, I
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don't want to work it out with my wife.
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I want to hit my wife, I want to cheat on my wife.
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And so I was born into sin, but I wasn't born into every sin.
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I was born into the consequences of the sin in my bloodline.
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And it was common for me, the iniquity was upon me to the third
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and the fourth generation.
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And every single time, they chose to get drunk instead of going
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to the secret place and saying, God, I'm in anguish.
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God, I don't know how to make it through.
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God, I surrender to you, God, I give it to you.
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I don't know how to be a man.
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I don't know how to leave my family.
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I don't know what to do.
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Instead of them surrendering, they went to a counterfeit comfort.
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So then, here's Mike Signorelli.
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I don't know what to do with this pressure.
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God, I don't know what to do with this plan.
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Oh, here's this.
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This will help Me not realizing that I'm reenacting the
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avone of the generations, because I'm going back to the thing
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that they went to.
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But let me tell you how the blessing of God works.
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And we're about to pray.
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Here's how the blessing of God works.
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When you choose life instead of choosing death, what begins to
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happen is you start to re animate I even on a genetic level.
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We're going to talk about this in the weeks to come on an epigenetic
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level.
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You start rewiring.
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And what you're doing is making a new normal.
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Somebody say new normal.
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Come on, let me hear you in Brooklyn say new normal.
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This is what.
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Because normal for my family was you're.
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Going through depression, drink, oh, you don't know how to
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be married, cheat.
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That's normal.
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So God says, choose life.
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It's a new normal.
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Now, what you saw on the stage.
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Of the breakers was Sandra, Michael and Bella.
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You know what?
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That was a new normal.
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That was a new normal.
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As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
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And when we feel pressure, we prophesy and we.
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When we feel painful, we push through.
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There's a new normal.
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When we feel impossibility, we pray.
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I choose life.
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I choose the blessing.
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I don't choose death.
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I don't choose alcohol.
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I don't choose sexual perversion.
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And I take the crooked.
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Watch this.
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And he takes the crooked ways and he makes them straight.
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Come on, I'm trying to talk to you.
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He takes the crooked ways and makes them straight.
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How many of you, across all six locations, choose life?
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Come on.
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We're going to pray right now.
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So here's how you deal with curses.
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We're going to do repentance and renouncing, but then you have
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to replace the culture of the curse.
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Are y'all going to show up next.
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Week so we can keep going on this journey?
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Because.
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Because, like, it's the culture of the curse.
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You're free from the curse of poverty.
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But the culture of the curse is.
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Still in your mind.
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You're free from the cult.
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You're free from the curse of sexual perversion.
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But the sexual perversion still in your mind.
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That's what we're going to go through.
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That's why I wrote inherit your freedom.
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Let me put it like this.
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I'm going to give you a little preview to next week.
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They built the walls of Jericho, just like Isaiah Saldivar
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said.
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The ashes of the babies that they sacrificed were put in jars
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in the walls of Jericho.
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Now you understand why in order to possess Jericho, the walls
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had to come down.
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Because sometimes the remnant of the demonic remains.
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And so even as the people of God moved into Jericho, the walls,
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the reminder, the remnant of all of that demonic worship had to
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be brought down.
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So here's what's happened.
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There's many of you that you have.
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Possessed Canaan, but you have not torn.
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Down the walls of Jericho.
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I don't know who I'm talking to right now.
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It's like you've moved into the promised land, but you got some
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giants you need to kill and you got some walls that need to come
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down.
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And that's what.
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That's what it means.
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To whom the sun sets free is free indeed.
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Because if you go into Canaan but don't kill the giants, the giants
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kill you.
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In other words, if you get saved but don't cast out the demons,
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the demons are going to come for you.
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If you.
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It's like if you go into Jericho and don't bring the walls
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down, then you're still going to be living with the reminder of
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the demonic.
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So over this month, I prophesy over you that whom the sun sets free
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is free indeed.
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And we're going to get walls tearing down in your mind.
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Strongholds are coming down of rejection, woundedness.
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Come on.
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Offense, bitterness, unforgiveness is coming down in Jesus
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name.
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How many of you believe that?
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So I want to pray with you right now.
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Here's what I want you to do.
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Just to repeat after me at every location right now, say, heavenly
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Father, I repent for all transgressions from going a direction.
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You did not call me for entertaining perversion.
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I reject and renounce all sin, all wickedness, even in the generations.
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I reject every false identity that does not align with your word.
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And I accept true adoption.
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I am your child, washed by your blood, bought by your blood.
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And I thank you for now washing me from all iniquity.
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Everything inherited in the generations be broken now in the
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mighty name of Jesus, canceled by the blood.
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The blood cries a different story.
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The blood declares, I am free.
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My family is free forevermore.
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Jesus name.
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Now I want you to say this with me.
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I renounce every consequence of the curse.
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I renounce all perversion of God's sacred ways.
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I renounce every false oath, every false covenant.
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I renounce all forms of addiction.
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False comfort in Jesus name.
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Wash it with the blood.
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Break every curse in Jesus mighty name.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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So I want you to look at me at every location as we get ready to
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close this out.
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This is a process.
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Do y'all feel it?
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How many of you feel like, I.
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Can'T believe this is over.
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Can we do more?
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Can we go deeper?
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You should be feeling that.
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That's why there's 12 chapters to this book.
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And over the course of this month, we're going to begin to go
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through all 12.
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So I want to.
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I want to encourage you, get the book out.
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Let me just say this.
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How many of you would love to know a diagnosis of what you're dealing
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with?
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Like, actually the if.
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What is the curse?
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What it specifically by category?
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So this.
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This is what I did in the book.
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The Holy Spirit began to give me a vision for these charts, these
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graphs, these different things.
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I had a renowned psychologist reach out to me.
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She goes viral every post.
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30,000 likes plus.
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And she's a Christian psychologist.
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And she asked me, she's like, pastor Mike, this is what she said.
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Where did you get.
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She goes, I'm going through your book already.
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How did you know to do these charts and these diagnoses?
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Da, da, da.
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And I was like, I know this is going to sound crazy, but I was in
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prayer and the Holy Spirit actually showed me all this in visions.
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And then I had to figure out how to build it.
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And I wrote it all out by hand.
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I drew up by hand.
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And I had to actually have the publisher, they had to hire a professional
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to rebuild all this stuff from my handwriting.
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And then I said, why do you ask?
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She said, because I'm getting my doctorate right now, and everything
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you put in this book is cutting edge psychology of the newest
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studies that just came out.
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How would you even know to put it in your book?
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That's crazy.
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And I was like, I'm just a hillbilly Italian who said, yes,
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I have no idea what I'm doing.
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And I was grateful the publisher even.
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Let me do it.
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But my point in bringing that up to you guys is this month is going
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to connect with the book.
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So I want you to go in the book and I want you to physically
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fill out those sections and tally them up, because now that you
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understand iniquity, you're going to begin to dismantle it.
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And I really believe, man, before the end of this year, there's
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something about prophetically there being like a gate.
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And before you walk through that gate into 2025, there are some
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things the Lord's like, you can't take that.
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You took that into 2024, you took that into 2023, but you can't
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take all that into 2025.
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And that's what we're coming for.
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And some of you like, but I already did Deliverance.
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Yeah, but now that I just talked.
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About it, you're seeing that you might need to go a little bit
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even.
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For it's almost like you killed the giants.
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But now let's tear down the walls.
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So let me pray for you, because let's bring down the drums
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and everything, because I want everybody just to hear this moment.
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I want to across every campus right now.
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I want to give you a prophetic warning.
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The devil hates you.
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The greatest attacks that you're going to experience are going
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to happen right before you get the most freedom.
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So right now I want you to, this month, expect people to talk
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crazy to you.
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Expect a physical attacks, emotional.
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Now, we're not afraid of it.
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And I'm not going to glorify the devil or empower him because
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he doesn't deserve any power.
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But right that moment, I'm telling you, you will experience
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unusual things.
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People from your past will reach out.
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You'll get a text message from somebody you haven't heard from in
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years.
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You'll see somebody at the grocery store.
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It'll trigger you.
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You'll see somebody online you haven't seen for years.
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Things are going to.
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Unusual things are going to begin to happen because you understand
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when you start doing the work we're talking about doing, the devil
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gets really intimidated.
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Because it's never about you.
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It's about who's connected to you.
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It wasn't about Joseph.
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Even though Joseph was the main character, the real main character
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of that story was Israel.
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There was millions of people connected to his obedience.
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It wasn't about David.
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It was really the main character of that story was Israel.
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So it's not about Mike Signorelli.
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It looks like to people, I'm the main character.
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It's really about the body of Christ.
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And the Lord will lift me up so that the body of Christ can get
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free.
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So it's not about me.
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It's not about these.
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But here's the thing.
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Why do I say that?
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It's not about you.
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It's about who's connected to you.
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So what will happen is the devil, you'll be like, why is he
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fighting me so much?
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Well, because he knows if you'll finally get through the rest
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of your freedom, everybody connected to you is all going to
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start getting free.
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That's why the iniquity was put on the head of the goat, because
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it was all of Israel's guilt.
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It was all of their transgression it was all.
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It's connected.
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There is no such thing as a personal deliverance.
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There is no such thing as I got delivered.
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It's when you get delivered, everybody in your circles is going
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to start getting delivered.
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That's how it works.
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So I just want to tell you, lock in with me this month.
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Do you feel the weight of it?
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Do you feel it in Miami?
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This is heavy.
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So I'm gonna pray one last prayer.
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And then across every location.
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Harvey and Jess.
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Well, no, just Jess.
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Cause Harvey's in California right now.
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I sent him on a side quest.
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That's another story.
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But we're gonna have the campus pastors come up after this.
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So let's just pray one more time.
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Cause I wanna pray a prayer of protection for you.
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So don't give in to the witchcraft.
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Don't give in to the sorcery.
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Don't give in to the gossip.
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Don't give in.
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So just stay with me this month.
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I hear the Lord say.
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For November is the month that I ordained.
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For November is the month that I ordained.
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And even as you will see a changing of the guard, and even as
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you will see turmoil, says the Lord, something new will emerge from
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it.
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So don't be distracted.
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For what I will do in the month of November, in the lives of
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my people.
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For what I will do in the lives of those that I called, the
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Lord says, for I have actually brought you forth.
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For I have brought you in.
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And even as you hear about the election, know that you are the elect,
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says the Lord.
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And I bring you forth.
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And I debut you forth.
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And I desire in the month of November to bring you forth, says
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the Lord.
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And I will inaugurate you, says the Lord.
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And I will bring you into position, says the Lord.
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And do not be distracted with the courts of man.
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For I am doing something in the courts of heaven.
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And I am bringing you forth in the month of November, says the Lord.
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Wow, that just came up out of me.
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Father, we thank you for what you're going to do.
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We thank you for divine protection over this process in Jesus
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mighty name.
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Can somebody shout Amen?
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All right, come on, give somebody a hug.