Sermon
A King's Ransom For The Rancid - Bro Nathanael Howell 3-28-2025
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Brother Caleb.
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Amen, I am so thankful for Amen, this opportunity. Amen,
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uh Man want to stay. Amen, that I treasure for
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Bethel Hole in his church and each one of you,
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and then our treasure all that God's doing.
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Amen.
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As I begin to think about the Bethel Hole in
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his church and the many blessings and the way God
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works here, and Amen, we can trust him and depend
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on him to move.
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Amen.
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It is always, Amen, a thing of beauty when you
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can have confidence in.
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The fact that God's gonna come by.
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Amen.
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But we've seen many men suffer. It's been to their
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detriment because Amen. And who's behind the hymn? Amen, And
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just for a moment, I would like to say, Amen,
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how thankful I am for my pastor.
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Amen.
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If you look back through history, you will see there
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are no doubt where.
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Many past Amen.
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In reality, there were many a man that took on
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the role of a pastoral leaders of pastoral leadership.
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Amen.
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Then you've seen Amen, some that were Amen, were builders.
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Amen.
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Maybe they've used they've used as Solomon did what was
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laid up Amen before them, and they became the builders
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of that generation.
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Amen. You've got those who, no doubt they're dreamers. Amen.
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As you look back, you can see amen's men such
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as this, and when you've got men like Charles Spurgeon, Amen,
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Lynn Head and John Gabbard, Amen, people like Benny Sutherland.
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Amen.
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In mind, I say our pastor, Amen, that they were
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more than a pastor. They were a pastor, they were
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a visionary and they were a builder.
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Amen.
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We've seen many Amen leave Amen behind little Amen. If
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you think about it in reality, there are very few
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men even today that you can look to, Amen and
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look at what they've left behind, Amen, and say, Wow,
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they built something to God's glory.
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You've got to let the facts speak. Now.
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There are many pastors that took churches running Amen, forty
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and fifty and they left it with twenty, they.
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Left it with fifteen. They took churches running two.
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Hundred and three hundred, Amen, and now they're running eighty
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and sixty.
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Amen.
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There are very few that you would say, Amen, they
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started with that pastor, Amen, with.
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Four or five Amen, and now they're running eighty.
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Amen.
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That is to God's glory. Amen.
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And it is also for you to let facts speak
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to you, Amen, and give you clarity and vision, Amen,
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and let you Amen, have a reality check and let
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you aven realize how we must treasure Amen. A man
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such as this Amen. Someone told me recently they were
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looking through a book, Amen, and they said that book
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was as rare as Hen's teeth. Amen. A pastor that is,
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a pastor, a visionaire, and a builder.
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Amen. A man of God is rareer than Hen's teeth.
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Amen.
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We're gonna look at Matthew chapter number sixteen. The Lord
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gave this to me.
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Amen, and I have not been able to get away
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from it. And I don't know that I've had a message, Amen.
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Amen.
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Or stay with me and amen be on me as
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constantly and honestly, Amen, I don't know that I've had
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a message Amen, that I was going to preach change
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me a man.
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As much as this one has. I mean it has been.
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It has been a bird, It has been a constant God.
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I mean, I could not get away from it.
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Amen.
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And Amen. I was much in prayer about this service,
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and this is how the Lord directed me.
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Amen.
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If many of you recall, and I come tonight in
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faith believe, and if many of you recall at the
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beginning of this month, Amen, our pastor said, Amen, he
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believed God had something special.
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Prepared for this you service.
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I mean I have not negated that, I have not
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forgotten by I have treasured and held on to that
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with expectancy to see God work may been a new
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thing Amen, in somebody's life, a new change.
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Amen, Matthew Chapman number sixteen.
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We're gonna look at verses number twenty six and twenty seven.
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Amen.
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I desire your prayers. Aymen, we miss all those that
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are out. Even their absences can be felled A man
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a week ask God to touch them. Amen, Matthew sixteen
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twenty six. They man, For what is a man profited
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if he shall gain the whole world and lose his
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own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange
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for his soul? For the son of man shall come
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in the glory of his Father with his angels, and
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then he.
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Shall reward every man according to his works. Amen.
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Stretch your hands toward heaven a man asking God to
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help us. Amen in this service. Tonight, Lord, would.
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You help me? I'm least God among the Lord God.
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I need you.
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I desire the anointing God that will buscrew and break
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and shadder.
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Destroy and leave.
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Lo Y God, Lord, I ask God for the unnaornting
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that would de correct God.
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And then my fault process, Lord, my vocapulary.
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Lord, Lord, I ask for the unnaughty of God that
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would come by a Lord. And God give me understanding
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that I have not Lord, and wisdom more that only.
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Comes from the Lord. Lord. I ask for that living
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word God to be alive in me.
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God, speak to these people. Lord, help us in this
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offor service. God, help us, Lord God, to get a
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hold of this and treasure and hold on to it
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all the days of our life. God, that we might
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not sin against You and Jesus' Namely ask and praise,
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prays God, and thank.
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You for praise God.
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Amen again reading that, for what is the man profeted
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if he shall gain the whole world and lose his
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own soul?
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Or what shall a man give in exchange for a soul?
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And then, for a little while I would like to
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preach your message. I feel like the whole legost is
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titled a king's ransom for the rancid a man, a
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king's ransom for the rancid?
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Amen?
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And then now value Amen is susceptible. Amen. When I
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began to study and thing on this.
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Three things in my mind, I begin Aman to think
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in three things.
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In my mind, I've found that value could be.
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Susceptible to even one being desired, one being emotion, and
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one being a mount. And then for Amen, for those
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that have amen, something dear to them, Amen, something Amen.
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The because of an emotional connection, Amen, it becomes priceless
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a man.
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It may not be valuable to everybody else. And then
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but to them, you'd hear them say things like.
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I wouldn't give the world for that, Amen, or you'd
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hear them say I give the world to have that.
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Amen. So emotional attachment.
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A man can cause people's personal perception.
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Of vow you to differ.
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Amen.
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Here also, Amen, those things that are rare seemingly are
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affected because and if there isn't enough to go around, Amen,
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you ask, Amen, how is that? And go to the
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supermarket and look for some chickennecks tonight Amen, if you
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will find Amen, because there ain't enough to go around.
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The matter now, amb, the desire and the need Amen
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has warranted a vow you increase.
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Amen, Praise God.
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Now, there there are other things, Amen, And if you
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look at humanity, Amen, praise God's desire often affects Amen.
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People's percepting a vow, you a man, because humanity is different,
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and then bury diverse in nature, in appetite and perspective,
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in opinions. Amen, and all may value something with varying
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degrees of worth. Amen, And I'll give you, amen, just
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a moment, Amen to think about this and your spouse
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and amen, you hate they enjoyed, And then you all
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know already Brother Nathaniel hate pickles. Amen, And I would
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spend my five dollars on a pack of pickles for nothing,
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but sister Rachel would love to get.
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A pack of pickles.
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They met at the local convenience stre so here they
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been humanity's.
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Desire, they man.
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They will vary what someone sees as valuable. They been humanities,
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They meant in the thought process. They men can change
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what someone sees as valuable. They humane of these appetites.
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They man can change what someone sees as valuable.
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They ben. If Jesus would ask him a question, what
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shall a.
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Man deal it exchange for a soul?
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They been, what would you trade it for? What would
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you let get it? The way of it? What would
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you swap it for?
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What would you.
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Spend it on?
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They been?
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Why the man denied. It's your perspective on sounds. Now
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he saw.
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It's proven that mankind can failed or properly value. They
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meant that which is in their possession and their control.
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We're all familiar with the story of He saw. They
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been in hell because in.
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A moment of desire, he traded a man a greater blessing.
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In a moment of desire, he traded something of greater.
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Worth they met.
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In a moment of desire, he traded something that was
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far superior.
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They meant to a bowl of beans, they meant. But
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there are many to day they men that are trading
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something far more valuable. They met.
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They're an extra blessing. They meant for Poorisia. They been
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in the devil's.
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House, they men.
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They're eating the other. They've been in the table of devils.
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They met in time to partake of thoughts table.
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They meant, and they.
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Don't realize the whole time they've exchanged it.
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They meant for what amen they.
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Thought was worth, something holy to find and left them hungry.
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Parent and tie themen today, My mercy will change it
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for you.
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Desire can change it for you. Aman. It be amount
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of which are.
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Consuming things quit change and desire and your thought process
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of what is valuable? Right, like to call to you
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just for a moment to contemplate and consider the worth
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of your soul. It's gonna be hard to do, I know,
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I Man, this may be one of them things that
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are far out there.
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Amen. That maybe Amen, I got it. I mean all
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up and attending in my mind.
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Amen.
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But if I can use my finite mind to even
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paint a small picture, Amen, I'm gonna attempt to do that.
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Amen.
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Today he man, and tonight, I could bring one dollar
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and into this poolpit and I can.
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Offer to trade somebody that dollar for.
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One hundred dollar bill, Ayman, and I believe he's one
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of you. Amen, would would not trade me or take
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me up on that bill? And then, because you understand
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and recognize a man one hundred dollars dula has superioror.
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Value, Amen, into a one dollar bill.
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And then I believe in tonight, if the pastor Howe
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is the gift brother Josh at twenty twenty five, Amen,
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Chevy Camaro, let him make it, Amen, Praise God, a
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one of one.
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Let him put fins on it.
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They then let him customize the interior in your favorite
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colored brother, Josh, they may let.
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You, amen, paint the rim what you wanted them.
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They man an island to go, Amen to the scrap
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yard and bring it old nineteen nineties.
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Hot the citic in here a cupping and a button,
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and then in a spun and.
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A ask you trade me. And then oh, look out
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beautiful she is, Oh amen, look at the age older,
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and how defendable she is.
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Look how many people are driving her. They man, you
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would have the common sense to know you can't afford
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to buy her back, to know you may never hold
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up another, to know that man is not with it,
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no power to partase it out what so.
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Many people are losing battle which is vulnerable.
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Nor they'll never belave to buy it back.
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Of thoughts, Gas doesn't afford him an opportunity.
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That's silent shine, Oh God, friendly fail.
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I don't understand what's at stake. A man. We have
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made a man a terrible, terrible mistake.
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Now we've all heard those stories a man of how
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someone sold it. A man are painting at the good
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Will and they threw it away in the trash, and
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good Will said, well, I'll.
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Get five bucks out of it.
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There ten dollars, and then only for someone that recognized
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value to come by, they ben and buying.
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She'd sell it options they been for five hundred.
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Thousand dollars, for a million, for ten million, a man,
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you hear value, man, let woman? They find they got
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part of old Aunt Gertrude's under the lamp, but a man,
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and they.
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Seld it up the yards hell for five dollars and
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then watched.
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Someone collect fifteen million dollars. And then these things have
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happened A man, what was it?
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Was it?
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Because because of the possession of amen, the value fluctuated.
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Know, they been that person that didn't recognize it, that
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had a setting in the garage or the atticcol in
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years and man, it.
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Was still worth just as much a neglected value.
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It still voulue.
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And then I'll get a trained for souls and exchange
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yourself for something.
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It ain't work too, han't said? And then that it
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ain't work for a moment of pleasure, ain't a passing?
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Says that? Or something that's lasting. Go aymen incordently satisfiying
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and first quantic because you want the estimate. It's worst.
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Oh god, I mean Luke fifteen and eight is a
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very familiar portion of scripture.
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Amen.
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The Bible said, Amen that she amen had ten pieces
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of silver.
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Amen, she loses one, Amen, and she lights a candle.
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It's night time. She lights a candle. And again she
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sweeped the house, and she diligently till she find it.
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Aymen in here, Amen, tony, I don't know which of
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you among us if you've lost it, Amen, if you've lost.
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That rare treasure.
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Amen, Brothers, brother, Jesse, mother Philip, If y'all passed, ay Man,
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I just like to imagine the nine These are souls.
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If you can bear with me tonight, and then, these
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are souls, young people. You only get one. You only
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get one. You only get one opportunity to get this thing.
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You only get one chance at this thing.
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Amen. But many people will offer you, Amen.
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Things that are far less valuable than your soul.
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Now. I know they're black, I know they're dark.
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I know it's hard to see what's inside. And that's
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where Jesus found each one of us, in a place
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of begredence, in a place of disgusting fail for why Amen,
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in the sewage of sin, theymen confessed of vala.
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They been with all the filth Amen of sin of
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miss Luca. Amen, and we amen, we're in a terrible shape.
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But he looked.
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Beyond it, and Saul of Valgie, who looked beyond it
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and said it's worth it. Who look beyond it? That
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I'll be that which is Amen? Unsurmountab Amen?
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Do they been parted them? The king's ransom was paid
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for the rancid. That word rancid means rotten, smelly, fowl tasting.
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Oh God, Now this woman, she begins to sweep her house.
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She begins to look, and man, no doubt.
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Amen.
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Many say she would have had a dirt floor. So Amen,
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she began to look. She began to sweep the dirt,
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and then she began to see is it under there?
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Oh God, what I do with it? Oh God? Where'd
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I lose it? And then she found it? Amen.
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She wondered a man wear it had dawned. She wondered
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what she had done with it. She wondered where she
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lost it.
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Amen. You ever been there? Where after a day at
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work you get home and say, Lord Lord, I lose
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my my soul.
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God of us, they mean to give a minute. You say, yes,
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I've been there. When Amen, I laughed at the Curdie
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Turga to blend in with the other black souls.
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Amen. I took a moment up, Amen, going to blend
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me up and cut off about something.
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They've been filthy and disgusting all thought I put out
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of him when.
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I got home and some mail can I lose it?
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I traded for something passing. I traded for something trading.
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It wasn't valuable.
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I'll never be able to get it at Gayla without
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your gaze.
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And I traded it. Oh God.
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Right.
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The King's Ransom, yes, Amen, of the Lord, believe it
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or not, had led me. I had my title, and
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the Lord led me to this story, Amen, through an
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audio book.
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And then he made aything that's crazy, but he did.
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And then when the two met to come together, and
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then just confirmation for a little or nothing, Amen, the
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termina and I didn't know this. The turner King's Ransom
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comes from around eleven ninety two and King Richards, and
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King Richard was returning from his third crusade and then
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he was shipwrecked somewhere along the coast of Austria.
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Amen. And here Amen, he began to think it's a good.
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Idea to venture a foot into Duke Leopold's territory.
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Now there is some history there. Amen, at the Battle
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of Acre.
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Amen, when there was time to go and get this
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fall Amen, King Richard had told Leopold, Amen, you aren't
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welcome to it.
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Amen.
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He hadn't let him partake of the goods. And now
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here he is going afoot and Themberbella jesse. To add
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injury to insole, he had also and then thrown his
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standard off the ramparts and man that they got split
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in a king's face, and then to throw the man
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and then disgrace and then his banner, and then what
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he fights for the representation of his homeland and man.
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And King Richard had done this. And now he goes to.
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Food into Austria and then praise God through the Leopold's
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territory and man.
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And it's not too.
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Wise about what he does, but he stops a couple
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of villages over and then from Venice to capital city,
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and he sends a young.
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Man ahead and then with a bag of gold into
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the market.
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And then, of course, in that day and age, a
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bag of gold drew a lot of attention, and then
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everybody realized, hey, he's got money. And man.
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And then the little simpleton also had cut the glove.
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Amen, they're saying his waistband. And then in own that
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was the king's symbol a man. Now do the Leopold's
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men recognize him? And then no doubt they had a
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graduate also, Amen, because what they had been fighting for
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they man have been stripped from there.
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So they follow this young man back in the village
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and have no trouble at all. Resting, Amen, King Richard.
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Now they set the ransom here, and then they tell
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even England, if you want your king back, the price
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you must play is one hundred and fifty marks of silver.
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Now, silver at this time was worth more money than
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gold was.
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And then because of the before and then people they man,
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I forget which the people that was, But before and
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then I believe it was the span years they've been
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bothing influx. They've meant from the America a man of
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such things as silver and gold, and they ben drove
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them in the silver market and the gold market down.
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They remember, the sum of one hundred and fifty marks
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is sixty two thousand pounds of silver.
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That's a lot of silver. Friend, That's what they set
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a king's ransom at this is where the term come from.
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Know this, Amen, I was listening. I like robin Hood.
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Amen, y'all bear with me if you don't, amen, I
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was listening this Robinhood story. Hold amen, with this on
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my mind.
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Amen. They begin to talk about King Richard and his ransom.
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Amen.
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And how amen.
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And this was all where they say the Lord Robinhood
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also begin Amen.
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But how Robinhood helped the rings that? Amen?
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But here amen, praise God. And if you would think
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about with this with me? Theymen and understand exactly how
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much money and how much value?
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Amen?
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They were asking. So then the question became, what does
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England think of their king?
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How much are they willing to pay for here? And
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then how much are they rolling back?
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Amen? So here they raise the money Amen. And I
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believe it was around eleven ninety four King.
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Richard finally comes home. Now y'all bear with me while amen,
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I geek out for a moment.
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Amen.
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Jesus.
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It is estimated to have died, been buried, and resurrected
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approximately two thousand years ago.
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Do you worn't of sixty two thousand pounds and then?
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Or one hundred and fifty thousand marks of silver in
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today's money would be three plus billion dollars.
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According to one history and that has researched this.
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Now, in the last two thousand years, they estimate anywhere
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from one hundred to one hundred and eight billion people
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have walked planet Earth. If you tally this, amen, an estimate. Amen,
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If you are to say, well, I believe every soul
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is at least worth what King Richard was, then you
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must pay three point three billion dollars for brother Philip
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and Brother Tyler and so on and so forth, And
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for the last two thousand years you would have had
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to do it. And now, friends, you would be at
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a grand total of three hundred and thirty trillion dollars.
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It would take you approximately two million, six hundred and
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thirty thousand, two.
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Hundred and forty four years to even count that long.
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Let me read it to you again.
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Two million, six hundred and thirty three thousand, two hundred
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and forty.
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Four years for you to count that loan.
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That's not including ayven breaks, supper, breakfast, that's not including sleep.
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They even say they calculated that that wouldn't even include
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the time it took you in hell. So I want
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you to understand these numbers for a minute, because I said,
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and I'm gonst slow down.
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I understand, I want to paint a picture that you
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never forget. And then of the value God put on
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your life, I can't even use and in our imagination
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to understand it.
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Brothers there, Amen and Pastor would tell me tonight a
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soul is worth more than three million dollar.
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I would say, I completely agreed. Isn't worth the world?
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I mean a poll in twenty twenty.
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Once in Earth and all of her precious minerals for woods,
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her stones, her marbles.
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And then all of that, and then her diamonds, her rubies, and.
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Then all of that, and then Earth's value would be
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somewhere around thirty eight quad trillion dollars. Amen, that is
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thirty eight with fifteen zeros behind it times.
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One hundred billion. And then I'm just factor in. Since
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Jesus I believe he paid the ransom for.
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Every man, woman, boy and girl, right. I say that
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because Abraham was hold.
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Up in the Father's bosom waiting on a taken out, and.
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When Jesus dining, he went down, they made a rescue
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them that paid the ransom, and then they were able
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they bet to be taken out of there.
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They met, so chuck for a moment. Let me just
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have been trying to.
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Break it down to where numbers can even afford to
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calculate it.
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Thirty eight quarter.
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Trillion dollars times one hundred billion is three point eight
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optillion dollars.
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That is three with twenty seven zeros behind it.
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Now I wanna say, I want to give brother Josh
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a chance. They meant to buy his salvation. I know
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you can't bear with me. I want to prove to
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you you can't. I want to prove to you Elon
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must Camp.
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I want to prove to you that this your soul
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is far more valuable than a laugh on the job.
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It's time the viable.
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Then I cut your soul.
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It's farmer viable. Then a second glance, that sem.
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Three point eight oct billion dollars they be it's a
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brother Jaws. And then we're gonna let you get to
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ten years old, and may I then give you a
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chance to start and been earning your money. You don't
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have to work to your eight, buddy, but we're gonna
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let you live till We're gonna give you seventy years
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to work it off.
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Oh God, so every day approximately, they've.
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Been to believe the average man, if he works, they
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man eight hours a day, They ben a seventy years
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would be somewhere around twenty five thousand hours, twenty five thousand,
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five hundred hours, and then he would work.
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And then so that's all you get on the workforce. Friend,
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it really ain't that much. They've been.
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Gift God your best, coutcha, and then so here, brother
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Josh gets seventy years to do that, aymen, he's got
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to earn every day roughly one hundred and forty eight
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six trillion dollars. That is one hundred and forty eight
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with twenty one zeros behind it. Well, the Josh, you're
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gonna earn that every day for the next seventy years
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to even afford a chance to give God thirty eight
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what trillion dollars they then or hey, well here's my
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thought process.
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We all say God and then would have died for
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brother Wood, just like he did the whole world. And
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then so if you say that the brother the wood
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has to be valued at all, and then humanity.
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Because the God would have paid it and been three
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twenty eight opt billion dollars for all of humanity he
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would have paid that for brother Wood and then alone himself,
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and then the name and the logic is there.
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So brother John, you've got to earn one hundred and
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forty eight. They been six billion dollars with twenty one
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yeero behind it. Every day, man, could you form your ransom?
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God help us? Now, let me be clear.
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You cannot use the creation to quantify the value of
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the creator. Right.
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You cannot use and then what Earth has to offer.
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And then to say that was the value of Jesus's life,
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that'd be like me asked a sister woman, cook me
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a bola soon and the use that ball asion to
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buy a house?
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Are you kidding me? God created this world.
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In all its beauty, in all it's but every tip
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of gold, every piece of sealer, every moody and every time.
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And you can't quite the fire.
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There's a wire? Why using creation? God help her. I've
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never found the creation of someone's hand.
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They've been to be worth They've been a worthy bargaining tool,
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Jesus God, Amen, the best we would have to offer.
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And then it's maybe some mentioned.
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Handrails, Amen, in some pavement in reality gold, we're gonna
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walk on it.
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You think diamonds are worth something, friend, I mean you're
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probably gonna sit on them.
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Well, what do you do with your soul? What he
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paints so.
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Much for Mother Beafred, what he paints so much for it,
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Whether Jesse still got some left over?
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Amen? Now, all it takes is a little bit. Amen.
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And I love to do this tonight Amen in a
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different way.
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Man.
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We'll see if this works here. Amen.
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But praise God. All it takes is a little bit
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of the blood of Jesus. I know this is different tonight.
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Don't bear with you.
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We're all even dirty, dark and ruined. But all it takes, man,
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it's the blood of Jesus to come down.
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And then and wash us.
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Something that was sold, have been unworthy, something that was
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sold it been undesirable, something that had lost its value, Amen,
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something that wasn't worth being used.
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Amen. And God begins to clean us and work con us. Amen.
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And before where you know, and we're starting to see
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some things they been that we're under the surface. And
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then we starting to see God they've been undercovering, uncovering
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something that seemingly Amen, is worth something.
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Amen.
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A friend, if you haven't valued your soul and you
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haven't washed it in the blood of Jesus Christ. They been.
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And your still your soul still looks like what you're
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holding in your hand. Amen, And you're willing to trade.
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It aymen for such Amen, lacidious mens and foolishnis.
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Amen.
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And you don't value what Jesus pay that you were
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making a grave, grave error?
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Oh God, hellylujah. Brother, Would I believe?
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And I know Amen, Like I said, I know this
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is different, But I believe you had a head of
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a Bible.
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Amen.
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That's worth something to you. Probably, if I'm not mistaken,
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it was here, have been a couple of years ago.
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It may still be. I could probably offer you thirty.
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Eight quadrillion dollars for it, and you'd probably tell me
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go jump in the lake.
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Friend, it probably ain't worth bore than my Bible. Love.
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Love set the value on you, friend, not your work,
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not you who you have me, and not what you are,
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but the love God, the God.
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The love of God reached down through your despicable stata
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even when you and nothing, and value you about the
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life of his only son. I got off my brother, Jesse, Amen,
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ten million dollars here, andy man, he wouldn't let me
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kill his son, I guarantee it. Maybe I couldn't even
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frie on them even the Christ God paid and only sacrifice.
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But thanks we throw say. I don't want no more.
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I want the dark despect of this. I want the
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disgusting fail I want where God from me? I care
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in my weakness, in my amn desired, in myles seriousness,
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And we spent all them the price God paid.
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About that, I tell Shad, I tell you so.
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I'm thirty nine and five, said Javed. Said the summer
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man at her best is vanity attic best. Matthew twenty
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six and twenty eight said, for this is my blood
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of the New Testin.
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This is my blood of the New Testament, which is
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said for many for the remission to sin. No hold
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on I love? I said, Oh, how have you valued
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in praying? Now?
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Have you thrown it away?
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If you trashed it? Amen?
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Have you spin on it and walk on it.
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Matthew Tenner twenty nine verses we're familiar with and when
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he said, Amen, Priest God, here or not do sparrow
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soul for a farthing?
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And one of them shall not fall on the ground
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without your father, Amen, But the very hairs of your
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head are numbered. Fear ye not.
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Therefore you are of more value than many spharows, Oh God.
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Amen.
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Now if you look at the Essa, Amen, this spharaoh
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falls to the ground and death. He also falls to
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the ground hungry looking for provision, and Jesus Christ pain
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the beautiful path of provision so you might have an
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opportunity in heaven.
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He gained his own life, and then he bore those
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stripes for Youah. He bought those nail prints for Youah.
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He poured in the stile on his back for you. Amen.
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There was a man.
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A yard field. I'm not mistaken. Amen. He liked a
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picture frame byther Jesse. He didn't like the painting. Amen,
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he pulled He pulled it out to get the picture frame.
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They man have found there an old, ancient dayd amen
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copy of the Constitution. You know that went on to
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sell for millions. Amen, friend, there's more value here in
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what you're seeing.
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There was more value in that than what he saw.
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And man, you may see a laugh at a filthy
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joke and don't realize what's at stake for you.
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You may a man be Amen, drawn and controlled by
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your own us, and don't realize what's at stake for you.
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You can't afford to purchase it, so.
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Why would you exchange it? You can't avoid to buy it,
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so why would you trade it. If I had something
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there was a treasure, I would never trade it, amen,
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knowing I couldn't get it back up a man, if
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I tried my hardest, if I lived every day and sometime,
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if I lived every.
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Day and died, pursuit out of it and I'd never
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be able to obtain it, may man, I would never
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trade it away.
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Another lady, Amen, she went to a yard saling ball
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and set up plates, I believe, and man, it was
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thirty five dollars she paid for it.
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Amen. She went to that yard sale and paid thirty
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five dollars.
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For it and had some paintings on it, Amen of
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the Yosemite, Amen National Park. And then and now she
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looked at those plates, you assumed they were worth some money.
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And she started selling them all for twenty five hundred
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dollars a plate, if I remember correctly, that's good money.
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Amen. Somebody later told her, what are you doing? That's
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worked up with to two hundred million dollars. She was
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selling it. She had something priceless for the just in
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our hands. And men, if she was selling it, what
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if you sold to night? What if you sacrifice? Amen?
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Friend, there they're sacrificing their innocence at young ages. They're
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sacrificing their purity and been at young ages these days.
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And then they're sacrificing Amen, a pure eye gate at
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young ages these days.
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They're sacrificing clean ears at a young age.
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These days.
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Amen, they're sacrificing holy hands, Amen, before a holy God.
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Amen. Like it's nothing.
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Theymen like it want to affect God and his perspective
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and opinion of you.
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Friend.
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If you're dealing dallying with your soul, Amen, and you're
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fooling around with you, I had to hold that other
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Jessy mother, Bill y'all can set it down.
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He Remember, if you're fooling around with it and playing.
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With it, aymen, and not properly valuing it, Aymen, you're
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gonna wake up one day and have lost it all.
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And I feel like I'm being too long tonight. Amen.
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But Matthew twenty five, I want to talk to you.
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Just a couple more things here, Amen, A couple more
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things here, Matthew twenty five and twenty nine, says the
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Amen twenty five and twenty nine said, for under every
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man that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance.
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But from him that had none shall be taken away,
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even that which he had, and cast he the unprofitable
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servant in the outer darkness.
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Therefore there shall be weeping and mash chief. Amen, there
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are things.
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And Joe wrote up job brote ay been over and
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and in the book of Job about it a been
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wisdom and all that it was worth. And he said,
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earth cannot contain the value of it. There are things
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in earth that Earth could not even afford to purchase.
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A man's soul is one of those, Amen, Jesus Christ,
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and his gift is one of those. Your free will is.
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One of those. And I want to borrow this, and
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I don't want to get it out of context.
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I want you to understand, Amen, as the Lord gave
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this to me from him that hath to him that
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has shall be given unto him a man that hath
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not shall be taken away, even that that he had.
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A man prays God, brother Wood has lost his soul.
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Up until judgment, he probably still had a chance at
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free will and a choice to change but after the
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judgment that that you have and an even free choice.
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It's gone. Never again will you get to make a choice. Amen.
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Those that still have their soul, those those that have
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Brother Philip will get Amen in heaven all the.
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Beauties of it. And those that have lost their soul. Amen,
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that have not their soul will lose their ability to change.
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They'll lose their chance at saying God, I have sinned,
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and they will forfeit their future.
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Amen.
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Jesus said of a mind, luke seven and forty seven.
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Her sins, which are many, are forgiven. Her sins, which
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are many, are forgiven.
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Amen.
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I got a lot more to preach, but I feel
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like I need to clothes, but I want to say this,
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what syell a man give in exchange for his soul?
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May we just for a minute.
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This is a youth service, and I'm a young parent.
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I mean a many parents here. And then we've heard
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this offen Amen talked about. And then you also have
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children's souls.
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In your hands.
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And man, there are men that try to justify their callings, Amen,
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and risk souls.
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There are men that try, men that try to run around.
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And tell a God that cannot be quantified. To creation.
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Look what I can do for you and sacrifice souls.
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I've never come to this church and said Lord, Amen,
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I'm about to bless you with my guitar player. Well,
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there's preachers that say, Lord, I'll go preach for you.
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Amen.
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If they sacrifice a soul, you are you will never
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be able to tell God, a God that make everything,
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look what I can do for you. The only thing
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of failure you can offer God, Amen, is a submitted
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life to his will. You think you're a pastor, and
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God said, shut up and sit down.
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Amen.
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You are sacrificing souls on the altar of a selfish will.
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The preacher preachers to you, ayman, if you don't even
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line up and help your children, girls.
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But you want to look into the future they've been
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and all that you think you canna do for God,
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your son, I tag souls.
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You first priority, those be gotten out of your lords.
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The look children, you must make your day naked.
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You play with a soul. They can't be bater your children.
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And you lose a agner and you ain't gone, and
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they want to tag her to put us off, and.
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You're the Merson and all no God.
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And then you say lie the I can do for you.
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You're the speak of a nasty, filthy beggar. They'll run
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all over the land, track them out a good.
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Solid holess churches because they've gotta do something for them.
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They've got to justify something for them. They've got to
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be somebody. I'll tell you who you are. You're a
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what You're not gone. God don't need to. You couldn't
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afford your sella.
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You're selling your sol of the devil, your tailor and
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your family.
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You shock up to him and how died? Amen. Let's
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stand to night. I don't know what to do. You
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come to church and we.
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Talk about I'm running and I'm shelting because I'm a
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soul set free and your value alight. And you Amen,
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what you think of God, Amen, as oh, I deserve
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that the matter what you think of God as they man,
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Look what he'd done for me, And you never stop
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the fathom the price that God himself bankrupted Heaven Amen
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of its most valuable possession.
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They went for lowly humans. Amen. That wasn't worth two
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in Santa Amen.
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And he came.
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Everything he had, that which was valuable, and then that
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which was.
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Important in Heaven. That the left a void in heaven
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they meant for you, and you can't even raise a hand.
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You stand there like a wooden in there.
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And then I just bundled the.
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Words, and you ain't got no spirit and no thankfulness
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and no joy in your heart.
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Up because of the thought that pardoned you and bought
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you with the price of his own blood, for the
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remissions of a man and the forgiveness of.
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Sins for many. They paid a king's ransom for you
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when you were nasty, when you stuck up.
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When you teached him nasty way after the high end,
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when you were ridding in the car.
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And the return he gets on his gift.
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Is what.
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The whole.
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All souls are mine, as the soul of the Father's
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soul soul, the soul of the.
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Sun is mine.
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The soul that seeth he shall die who And then
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there was a transaction repeated on Calvary's Hill. And then
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could the singers come get us? So did I, Oh God,
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he been on John nineteen thirty, the word of.
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God says, And then he bowed his head, gave.
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Up the ghost, after saying it is finished. Transaction complete.
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He purchased us, amen, and we became his Ian a
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verse I've always loved a man. In seven years, I've
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loved this verse Psalms two and eight sent ask of me,
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and I shall get the heathen without inheritance, Amen, asking me,
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and I shall give thee the heathen for thut inheritance.
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And I thought of what God asked, aymen, what Jesus
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asked God for? A king ransom for me, a king
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ransom for you?
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Oh? What do you give it? An extends?
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For?
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What are you trade it for? The most valuable thing
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you possess is your soul?
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Amen, The most valuable thing you possess is your soul.
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The bankrupt in heaven of his son, knowing aim in
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the world with lightly esteeming, they wouldn't value.
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They wouldn't see it then what he was worth.
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Amen.
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They would think little love him, and they would mock
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the king of kings. They would disobey him, They would
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beat him and spit on him, and then go so
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far as to kill him. A man some of such value,
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Praise God, Praise God. Something of such value, someone of
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such value. We can't even put a price tag on,
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or numbers wouldn't even begin fathom it.
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Theymember they reviews such as danieling.
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Nay both and the prophets Amen, like Elijah.
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Amen that they said, Amen, nothing is worth my salvation.
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There was little girls he went over face God in India. Aymen,
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I remember the story they told of a little girl. Amen.
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And they drug her out when the tide is out,
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and they they staked herned tireder down and then standing
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up as the tide coming in. Amen, and come to
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her waiste. And then he come to her chest, and
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then he come to her neck, and then he come
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to her chin. And she's trying to stay above the
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waves and breathe. And they're saying, if you'll deny, if
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you'll deny, we'll let you go.
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Amen. Friend, your soul is it even worth?
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Your life?
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Your soul? Is it even worth?
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They be in a brief moment here in time, they
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men as they begin to sing, as someone would like
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the tree, Amen, your more than.
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Welcome to the new feeling. Man. You have a christless
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treasure and would like to thank God for what he paid.
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And you think, damn, you would like to see God
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and then give me that which I need to stand.
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So the Bible senter romans fire and ain't God And
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commended his love toward us, And then while we were
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yet sinners.
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Christ died for us in the hard to speakableness, in
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our disgustingness.
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Maymen, when we were out of the Lord, God still looked.
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Through time and said, I see something of first saving.
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I see something I'm willing to sacrifice.
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My life for.
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Maymen, that they are these revelations to you. They been
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to set the richard increased with goods, and that need
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of nothing come and he said, you better come by
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of me the bet something of earth. You better come
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by a me what Raymond, something that will make you
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putado tonight print with peer and tru They've been honest
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you with thought.
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You'll only purchase you soundation. Shut it him behind you.
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John three and sixteen.
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Said, for God so loved the world. It was love
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that set the Christ. Not your value, nothing that you
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can do for God, Not how good you can tell,
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how good you can speak, how good you can sing,
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how good you can crave, how good.
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You look a man at home, it is a child.
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It was pot lolla. And then they bought you up.
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But you were nothing when you were in a speakable heart,
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and your traded. So he's alive you thought I was
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worth Oh traded? Did we thank you inside? I've been
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treasured out that he has done for us. Oh God,
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you sacrificed you life.
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Everyone.
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You thought I was worth saving, so you came and
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change my mind. You thought I was wed.
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Keeping, so you cleaned me up in inside. You thought
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I was to die, said fast your life so I.
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Could be breathe.
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England called King Richard was worth it, and historians say
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they bankrupted all the wealth of England.
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To buy back They're king.
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Would you bankrupt yourself right now? Would you empty yourself
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of your self esteem, of your pride, your desires, of
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your emotions. And then I said, God, I'll be nothing,
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but I sure could use a washing.
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God, I'm nothing, I'm rotten, I'm breaking, I'm disgusting.
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Amen, But you over it pays thevice, and I accept
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the gift. And and I am in a sinner. What
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you already committed your love to me, You've already extended it.
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You've already offered it, wit man, and it's my choice
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to achieve it.
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When I say, Jesus Christ, Son of Nature, some of
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the most kind of God, and been covid to my
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heart and.
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Lost me all that's great than I with honest heart.
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You thought I was worth saving, so you came and
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changed my life. You thought I was worth keeping.
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So you cleaned me up in inside.
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You thought I was to die for, so you.
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Sacrifice your life suit.
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I can be breathe, I can be, I can kill everyone.
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I you got I before a saving, so you came
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and change. You thought I was worth keeping, so lean.
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Me up inside, and you thought I was the dil.
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So you said sure life so I could be a
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pree do I feel? So I could tell everyone.
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Glory taking to the yard to change my life because
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I a free because.
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I am up and I would kill everyone I knew.
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You thought I was on.
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Saving, so you came and changed my life. You thought
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I was worth keeping. Sure you cleaned me up inside,
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and you thought I was diver sacrified sure life so
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I could be bread I can tell everyone I know,
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And you thought I was worth saving.
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You know, dude, so you fan me up inside.
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You thought I was to die for, so you saifi
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shore life so I could be grease to I mean,
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so I could tell everyone I know.
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You thought I was with a keen.
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Or you sign me up inside.
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You thought I was to die, so you signify.
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Shoreline so I mean freeze, or I could be I
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could tell everyone I know.
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Hall do me to God to change my life for rem.
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Because I am dream, because I am mos become to
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tell everyone I know.
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Soon you came and changed my life.
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You thought I was worth for keeping, so you cleaned
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me up inside. And you thought I was the die
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for so you sat the foster line so I could
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be preeze, soop I could be host.
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I could tell everyone I know.
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You thought I was worth saving, so you can change
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my life. You thought I was worth keeping up, so
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you cleaned me up inside. You thought I was the dip,
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so you sacrificed short line st.
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Me gree so I could be so I could tell
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everyone I know.
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Save changed my life. You thought I was worth keeping,
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so you up inside.
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You know I was a dible, so you sacrify short
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line so I could be Greece.
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I can be all I could tell everyone I know.
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Don't read to God to change my life because I
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am breathed. Because I am home, I would tell everyone
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I know. You thought I was worth saving, so you
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came and changed my life.
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You thought I was.
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Worth keemn.
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So you came and change him.
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But I thought I was deniable.
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Se sacrifice your life.
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So I could be bree so my vehicles. I could
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tell everyone I know.
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M hm.
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Hm hm.
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You thought I was worth saving and look, so you
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came to change my life.
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You thought I was.
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Worth keeping, so you cleaned me up inside. You thought
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I was the dip for so you sacrificed your life so.
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I could be in grease, so I could be hot.
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I could tell everyone I know.
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You thought I was worth saving, so you came and
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changed my life.
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You thought I was worth keeping, so you cleaned the
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up inside. You thought I was the divo, so you
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sacrifice shular limes