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Home Is Where The Heart Is | Elder Terence Atkinson
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You're listening to a message to go from at church. We hope this message
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will light up your day. This morning's message is entitled home is where the
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Heart is. Home is where the Heart is. Sounds like a song,
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right, Okay, somebody can write it. Okay, let's look at the
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first verse, Matthew six. I'm gonna read verses nine and ten in this
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manner. Therefore, pray our Father in heaven. Hello, be your name,
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our Father in heaven. Your name is holy. God's name is not
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hello. Hello is your No, he's not hello. God's name is holy.
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God's name is powerful. God's name is wonderful. And then verse tensas
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your kingdom you will be done on earth as it is in heaven. So
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today I just hope that I will share with you a little bit about the
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Kingdom of God in such a way that it will come into your spirits and
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encourage you to live the life that God has meant for you to live.
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Now, the last time I was here, I remember I shared with you
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about David. Do you remember. I don't know whether I was here the
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last time, whether I shard, but it's not. It's on Spotify.
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I shed that David had a heart to build God a house. You remember
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that was he here? Did I shed? Well? He had a heart,
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and he said, you know, I live in such a wonderful place.
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I want to build God a house. And so the prophet Samuel said,
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go ahead and do whatever you wish, you know, do as your
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heart, you know, leads you to. Now, sometimes people get caught
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up with our good intentions and they speak on behalf of God like as if
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it's God's word. But when Samuel went back, the Lord, you know,
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spoke to him and said, no, David cannot build me a house.
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And I'm going to just take a little bit of that conversation, and
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it's read from Second Samuel verses seven five to six. Go and tell my
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servant David that says the Lord, would you build me a house to dwell
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in? And sometimes when we read the word of God, we have to
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get a sense of you know how it is being said. Well, if
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we tell Acha, would you build me a house to live in? That's
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like using a child been me a houseler. Right, But if we ask
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a child like this, would you build me a house? Gives you a
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different idea, Right, So we have to get what God's idea is,
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go and tell my seven David. That's says the Lord, would you build
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me a house? And then God goes on to say in the next verse,
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for I have not dwelt in a house since the time that I brought
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the children of Israel up from Egypt. Wow, was there a phone Someone's
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calling God's house? Okay, don't worry about it. So since that time
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I brought children out of the land of Israel, I have not dwelt in
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a house, and even to this day, but I've moved about in a
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tent and in a tabernacle. God was saying that I have always dwelt in
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something of my own design, in a manner that I chose, in a
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way that I believed was the best for me. God, we can never
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have God's interests better than him because we rely on the will of God.
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So whatever the will of God is for himself is certainly better than what we
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will for good. All right, So now what is God saying, But
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I have moved about in a tent and in a tabernacle. Now do you
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know that David had in his heart to do a good thing? How many
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of us have in our heart to do good things. Does the good things
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that we do get us closer to God in any way? No, it's
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right, you see, because it's not doing a good thing that gets us
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closer to God. Because if doing a good thing gets us closer to God,
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it would have been okay for David to build the House of God.
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It was a good thing, right. How many of you say it was
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a bad thing, Thank God? How many of you say it was a
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good thing. But a good thing is not necessarily God's will. And sometimes
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we wonder, I am living such a good life, how can these things
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happen to me? You gotta ask yourself? Is being good doing right?
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You go every day or every Sunday you go out and you're feeding the poor.
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Very good thing you're going out there, You're feeding the poor. You're
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doing all it's such a good thing, right, But did you make time
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to hear the word of God? Did you make time to worship him?
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You see, doing good things are not necessarily doing right things? Because if
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doing good things men doing right things, Jesus would not have had to die
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on the cross for us. There are so many people trust me who do
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such good things. I can never match up. I can spend my whole
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life trying to match up to the good things some of the people are doing
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in the world today, and I will never match up to what they do.
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But you know, if God looks at them and they don't have Jesus,
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they aren't doing the right things. Righteousness is what faith is reckoned as
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righteousness. Am I telling you don't do good stuff? No, I'm not
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saying that, But I hope that by the end of this message you're going
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to be encouraged with what I'm about to tell you. Now, God is
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pleased that we want to do good for him, But you know what he
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offers us a better way. God always offers us a better way. Do
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you know the Lord said to Moses, let them make me a sanctuary that
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I may dwell among them. This is an Exodus twenty five to two.
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Hey, you know that God had in his heart a desire to make a
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home for himself in the midst of his people. And then what he says,
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put my tabernacle in your midst, and my soul will not loathe you.
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Does that mean that if God's tabernacle is not in our midst or sorry,
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yeah, it's not in our midst? That he will loathe us.
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Ay, he is right Levetticus twenty six to eleven. Mm hmm, I
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agree. Do you know that God has in his heart a desire to build
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for himself in our midst a tabernacle so that he will not loathe us.
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It's a tough thing to say, but do you know that God is in
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enemity with sin. God is an enemy of sin. Sin cannot stand in
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God presence. God hates sin. So therefore, if you have sin,
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by mathematical correlation, God loads you. I did not say it, The
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scripture said it, but God said. For God's so love the world that
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he gave his only begotten sut that whosoever believes in him should not perish but
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have everlasting life. See, God's love for you was never to loathe you.
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God's will for you was always to love you. So he had to
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create a way in which he could remain in our presence and continue to love
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us. Does that make sense? So he needed to put a tabernacle in
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our mythst for whose benefit? For our benefit? It was for our benefit,
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because when God does not lower us, he loves us, and he
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of course blesses those that he loves. Now, let's go a little further
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the tabernacle. And trust me, none of what I'm sharing with you now
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about the tabernacle, that's not the message. Okay. That is just the
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thing that's going to drive from what the end is going to say. And
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you're gonna be happy with it. Okay. The tabernacle, which in Hebrew
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means Michigan. Michigan means residence. Wow, God has a residence, a
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dwelling place, as it is referred to by our way God as the tent
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of meeting. This is in Exodus forty. All right, So what was
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a tabernacle? A tabernacle was where God has his residence, and in comprise
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about the holy and most holy place, which was surrounded by a fence by
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a court area. Do you know that God is very, very exact.
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He designed this place, and he gave this design to his people, and
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he required them to build exactly as he had given. How many of us
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if we are building our own house, any architecture, anybody involved in buildings
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here, anybody involved in construction here? Okay, one person. Hey,
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if you don't have a planner, you can just build anything you want to.
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Your client will be happier. Your client won't be happy, right.
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He wants you to build exactly as the plan. Correct. Because you don't
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build as the plan, the house me fall hy not. I was in
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a construction company many years ago, and I learned one thing. Honeycomb effect.
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You know there is okay, honey coom e fact. You know you
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you have these nice flyovers, right, you see this nice concrete Uh pillars
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not pillows, bars, slabs, concrete. Uh you know, uh foundation
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across the road right, you look at it. It's nice and smooth.
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Rine very important because if you see a lot of horse you know, that's
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what is known as the honeycomb effect. That means that you're concrete did not
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feel around all those rocks very carefully. And when that happens, the structure
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is weak and highly likely over time it will fall apart. I have been
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to sites where they had to throw away entire lens. You know why,
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honey combing effect. It did not said properly. Okay, so that's not
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the message. Sanctuary Okay. The place of a tabernacle is called a sanctuary.
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The word means sanctuary. This is now a sanctuary where the presence of
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the Lord resides It is also meaning a tabernacle, a place of meeting.
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It houses the holy and most holy. Now, a sanctuary is a holy
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and a sacred place. Why am I saying all these things? You'll find
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out a tabernacle is a resting place. It's a dwelling place. It's a
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residence. You know that God imagined, Almighty God had to squeeze himself,
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if that were all possible, into a little tent. Ever, did you
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ever wonder why that the people went in the tent without preparing themselves carefully?
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They would die because it was the unadulterated presence of the Lord. There's a
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place of meeting, you know, church, Come to church. We're going
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to come to church on Good Friday. We're going to come to church on
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Easter, and what about Christmas. It's a place we all meet. Are
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we all physically brothers and sisters? No? Are we spiritually brothers and sisters?
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Yes? Yes? And when do we come? We come to meet
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in church? It was a place of meeting. I'm going to show you
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what it looks like. Okay, do you didn't know? That is what?
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This is a physical representation in actuality of how the people of God met
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all right. This was actually their church. And if you look at the
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church, there was a tent. There was an enclosure. The people could
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only meet outside. And in the tent there were two rooms. One room
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was the Holy Place and one was the Holy of Holies. The Holy of
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Holies was separated by a curtain. Inside the Holy of Holies was the presence
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of the Lord. So basically this was the Church of the day. And
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God was telling David, hey, you want to build me a house.
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I built me a house. Just have a look at my place. So
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many of you are shaking your head. What's so good about this place?
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Truthfuly okayne, Everything that no you mentioned for God, that's what it looks
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like. Let me tell you it was very exact. You know, when
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they set it up, they had to set it up in a certain way
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facing north southeast west. All that had to be perfect. Man. When
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they took that tent down, when they moved, it had to be done
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carefully, not simply fall anything like the tent of the circus, you know
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where they take the throw in, no cannot. Everything was done very carefully.
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Take down roll you know, even the string removed done very carefully.
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The tent was taken down so carefully. You know, inside the Holy of
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Holies was the ark of the Covenant. All right. You could not lay
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your hands on that man because if you touched it, you died. So
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it had to be very very carefully taken. Everything about it was exact,
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It was precise. So it may not look like a million dollars, but
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everything about it was one hundred percent precise. Go to the next picture,
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all right, I want to I want to show you that. How many
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of you have themes in your house, you know, as a theme when
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you when you decorate your house. Oh, my house called Bali Team.
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You come to my house, A lot of leaves, a lot of plants,
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waterfall here, waterfall there, some fish in the pot. Okay?
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How many you got Bally house, Bally Team house. No, I'm not
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gonna ask. Okay, how many of you got oriental teamed houses where the
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furniture all oriental? My house a little bit oriental. Okay, I got
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oriental flute ladies on one side, and then there's an oriental like table on
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the other, A little bit oriental. How many of you like more minimal
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tas? Okay? How many minimum? Okay? Some god minimalist themes.
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Do you want to know that God's House had a theme? I will explain
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it to you. If you look at this picture, you'll see. The
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first thing was what the altar of burnt offerings, the old you know what,
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this was a symbol of Jesus sacrifice. Thank God Jesus came, because
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if Jesus did not come, and if Jesus did not die for us on
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the cross, when we come to church on Good Friday, for example,
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when we go back home, we will be covered in blood because they would
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have to sacrifice a lamb or a gold or a cow, and then the
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priest will throw the blood all over us, and then we'll get into our
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nice cars full of blood. Thank God that Jesus came and he paid the
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price once in four so you and I are all recovered in the blood of
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Jesus the way. That's what it was. The second thing was the laver,
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the bronze laver. He wants the bronze laver. The bronze laver is
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where the priests had to clean himself. You know, if he didn't clean
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himself, he's dead man, He's dead. How many of us think that
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if we go to heaven, and we have not been cleansed by the blood
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of Jesus. We're gonna make it, we won't make it. We need
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the blood of Jesus to cleanse us so that we can go into the presence
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of God the way God wants to see us. That bronze labor symbolized the
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truth. And then we come into the tent. The tent was broken into
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two sections. The first section was the table of showbread, the manora and
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the acts and the altar of innocence. You know what this was. This
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was the priest portion. The show bread was what the priest ate. The
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manora or the lamp was the symbol of Jesus, the Holy Spirit. The
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altar of incense were the prayers of the faithful. And then you all remember
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what that veal is, right that curtain. How many of you don't know
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what that curtain is. That curtain is the separation of the holiness and presence
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of God from us because we sinned. But when Jesus died on the cross,
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the Bible says the curtain was torn from the top to the bottom,
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symbolizing one no more is the presence of God kept from us because of Jesus.
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We now carry the presence of God. So this was actually symbolizing the
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life. So I don't I believe many of you have got it by now.
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What was the theme of God's house Jesus? From way back then,
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God had a theme for his house, and what was the theme Jesus?
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Everything in there in the tabernacle was a type that explained Jesus. And you
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know, ever since I realized this, I have been encouraged to bless others
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with the name of Jesus. I give it a testimony. Two weeks ago
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I got a message from my wife saying that the Lord had actually put in
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our hearts to use our house as homes. Now we talked about this,
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these little gatherings called homes. Right, go to homes if you haven't,
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because there's something very special about it. So anyway, the Lord one day
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spoke to Elder Mabel, spoke to myself. During this was twenty twenty.
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This was doing the Reunion not Reunion anniversary service, and the Lord spoke to
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my heart. And I looked at Elder Maman and said, you know what
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the Lord spoke to me. Then she says, yeah, the Lord just
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spoke to me too. What did he tell you? So I said,
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he told me use our house for homes. Then she said, wow,
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that's exactly what the Lord told me. Now, for many of you that
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don't realize, our home is a sanctuary, and we were quite keeping it
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for ourselves. But Lord had other ideas. So we did start the homes.
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We started the homes that we talked to ourself. No, it's not
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good enough to just have the usual people come. Lord, we want to
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reach the neighbors. So I told you the testimony of the little dog that
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we found in the neighborhood. It was a rescue dog. And because of
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that little dog, the whole neighborhood came together. And then people whom we
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didn't know now we know, and we invited them for homes. So our
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homes now fifty to sixty percent of our homes is pre believers. Okay,
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and more to come because the ones that have comes it, can this person
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go this problem? Can bring us? Sure bring We will share Jesus with
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them. So anyway, one of the people who came for this service or
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came to this is our neighbor who also happens to have also happens to be
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a believer, all right, and she and our the neighbor every Thursday would
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get together and pray for the whole neighborhood. As it turns out, her
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father contacted or got diagnosed with cancer. So two thursdays ago, Mabel sends
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me a message, you have to go and see him. He's critical.
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At the point when she wrote that message to me, in my heart,
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the Lord said, don't wait, go now. So I say, okay,
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And so I left office early and I went. It's the Institute Cancer
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Nagara and Putrajaya. Okay. It's a nice place, a very very nice
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place. But none of us ever want to go in. Okay, but
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it's a very nice place. So when there, and all the journey there,
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I was prayed, Lord, what do I share with him? How
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do I get through to this man who had rejected past us, who had
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rejected church leaders, who had rejected his daughter and his grandchildren so many times
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when they asked him to receive the Lord? The Lord said, just go,
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I'll give you the words. So I went to see him. When
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I saw him, he was at his most lucid moment. You know what
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that means. He was the most alert, He was talking, he was
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communicative, and I just told him, Uncle, I said, you know,
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you've heard so many people try and tell you about Jesus, but I
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want you to know your daughter loves you, and your grandchildren loves you,
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but more than that, Jesus loves you. I'm sent here to tell you
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I totally understand your rejection because I had a sister who and she shared Jesus
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with me. I rejected her message. I did not want to listen to
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her. But you know what happened. Four years later, I came to
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the Lord. And when I came to the Lord, it was because I
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tried to prove her wrong. But by studying the word of God, I
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found out she was right. So I gave my life to the Lord.
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You know, because I'm like that, I'm what you call a lawyer broke
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okay, so I always try and use the law end, but this is
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actually what happened. And I told this man, my sister contacted cancer,
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and you know, towards the end, we were very close, and she
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told me this. She said, Terrence, what do I need to do?
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I don't know what else to do? And I told her, I
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said, Jennifer, you've done all that you need to do. Despite all
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your pain, despite all your suffering, the name of Jesus is still on
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your lips. And when you meet Jesus, he's going to say, well
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done, my good and faithful servant, because despite this trial, you still
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love Jesus. Then I looked at this man and I said, this is
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you. Now. You may be going through a tough time, but let
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me tell you. You are like the airport just before you reach your destination
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for a great holiday. The airport is very uncomfortable, no good place to
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sit, no good place to rest, running here, running there. But
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when you reach your destination, do you even remember the airport? You do
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not? Uncle, would you want to receive Jesus as your Lord and savior?
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He held my hand and said yes. I asked him a second time.
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He said yes. I called his daughter and the bother of us prayed,
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and then after that he said, what about my wife? She was
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sitting in the chair. I looked at it and I said, don't worry.
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We're coming for her too. She's going to be okay. Then I
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looked at her and I said, you know the piece that he knows.
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You will know. It's only a matter of time. I told her that.
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One week later, I went to visit him. This time he wasn't
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looking so good, but you know that the Lord still continued to heal him
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because from the time that he was prayed for, his lungs were covered black.
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He had a chest infection, but his cancer is a different type of
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cancer. Within a few days, his lungs completely clear. The doctor was
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so supers so that was to show that God was still with him. When
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I saw him a week later, he wasn't as talkative, but when he
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saw me, he held my hand and I asked him, uncle, do
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you love Jesus? Yes. Then I looked at his wife and he said
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the peace that he knows you're going to know it to You just need to
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accept Jesus. She says, I'm going through quite a bit. I said,
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don't worry, we'll take care of it. Sooner or later, you're
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going to come to know the Lord. Then I looked at this man and
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said, you don't worry about her. You'll meet her in heaven. One
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day after that, the doctors told the the lady take him home. We
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went to visit him on Wednesday. On Wednesday, I looked at him.
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He was already not communicating. So I looked at Elder Mabel and I said,
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within one or two days, he we're going to be with the Lord.
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Then we went to visit the next day. And when I went and
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visit the next day, I said, he will go tonight. These are
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not pronouncements that I make, okay, just that the Lord ministers to my
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heart. But that was so that we could be ready to help the family.
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So I looked at the daughter and I said, understand this. You
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may feel sad that your father goes, but you feel joy to know that
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he is going to be with the Lord. So you feel you separated from
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him, don't be worried about that, because long before he is finishing the
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glories of heaven, you will be with him. God has been preparing his
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place for two thousand years. Do you mean to say he's going to finish
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it in five minutes. It will take thirty years, forty years, fifty
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years before he comes close to seeing all that God has done for him.
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By that time, you're already there. So don't worry about it. It's
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going to be okay, told his wife, don't worry, it's going to
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be okay. He passed away he's with the Lord all because when I was
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learning this, I you know, I realized that God wants him saved.
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God wants to do something in his heart. And that's the very thing that
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the whole world must know about what God will do in his heart. Hebrews
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eight five says, who serve a copy in a shadow of they have any
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things? That's what the house of God is. As Moses was divinely instructed
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when he was about to make the tabernacle, For he said, see that
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you make all things according to the pattern shown to you on the mountain.
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Hey, Christ, where Christ lives is not any imagine where Christ makes his
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home is not left something up to chance. Because understanding God was very exact
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about the Tabernacle, extremely down to minute details. He was completely invested.
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In Galatians to twenty in says, I have been crucified with Christ. It
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is no longer I who live, but Christ, who lives in me.
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Now do you understand why I was inspired? Because the Tabernacle of old was
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a type of what was to come. The Tabernacle of old moved around with
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the people, but he was always on the outside. But God did not
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want men to make a tabernacle of human hands, the place that Saul built
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in two five seven. He was said that too. Five. If you
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read the whole chapter of Second Samuel, chapter seven, you will be hearing
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and reading about Solomon and Jesus. All right, Solomon was to build a
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temple, but David provided for Solomon. Remember what I said, one hundred
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and seventeen billion dollars in gold and seventy one billion dollars in silver to build
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one house for the Lord. That house of the Lord cost about, in
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today's money, two hundred and fifty US billion, almost sorry, one trillion
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ring it. That was the cost of the house. And you want to
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know something, anything built with who human hands is not what God is after.
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Because if it was God's will that our house was supposed to be a
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house made by human hands, the temple of Solomon would be standing today.
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It is not. You know why, because the raiders came in. They
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took every stone apart, why so they can get their hands on the gold
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and the silver. But what God wants to build is a house that will
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never be destroyed. And where is that house? God wants to make his
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home in our hearts and everything. If you forget everything you've learned today,
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don't forget this that the home that God wants to build is not the one
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that we build. It's the one He builds in our hearts. Because of
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Jesus, I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who
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live, but Christ who lives around me, H, Christ who lives on
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me, Christ who lives about me in me. That Christ. This is
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a Phisians three seventeen. That Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith,
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that you being rooted and grounded in love, Hey, that Christ may dwell
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in our hearts. The word dwell means in a Greek it means I dwell
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in I settling, and as I am established permanently inhabit. So now that
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furniture that God had in his house is now in us, which is why
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you want to go into the Holy of Holies. Go to your room,
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close, you know, get down yours, and say, Lord, I
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praise you, Lord, I worship you. And that same presence that filled
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the room behind that veil fills your heart. There is no difference because you
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didn't build that house. God build that house. Are you getting something?
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Don't you see why? It's important that everybody knows that they are special.
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The only difference is God has to move in the heavenly furniture. If any
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of you've got old people who do not know the Lord and you've reached a
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stalemate. You cannot talk to them, or you cannot get through to them.
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You really need any help, please call me, because I know that
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God wants to take them home. I know that God wants to build his
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home in them. You're in one Corinthians three sixteen is do you not know
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that you are a temple of God and that the spirit of God dwells in
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you? You are you are something special man. You are a temple,
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a shrine, that part of the temple where God himself resides. That's what
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that word means. You are a temple. You are a shrine, that
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part of the temple which God resides. You are the Holy of holies.
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Now you are not an ordinary person. If you know Jesus, You're special
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in habit, dwell, in dwell, that's what it means. In one
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Corindians six nineteen says, or do you not know that your body is a
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temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God?
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And you are not your own. You're not your own. Do you
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mean to say that when God built that temple to specification so exact, and
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the temple went around everywhere? Do you know at that time you could only
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meet the presence of God if you went into that place. But now you
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carry the presence of the Lord everywhere you go. Is it no wonder that
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when you go now and you share with that person who is unwell, you
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speak Jesus, I claim your life in the name of Jesus. Something has
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to happen because you carry the presence of God wherever you go. You and
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I we have to be careful how we live now, because we are not
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ordinary people. When God looks at us, now, who does he see
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in our hearts? He sees Jesus. And what did the scripture? Earlier
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scripture say that I may build a place so that I will not loathe you.
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So now when he looks at us, what do you think he sees?
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He sees the one. This is my beloved son, in whom I'm
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well pleased. That's what he sees in us. God has always desired to
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have a home not built with human hands, but one of faith, through
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the works and obedience of Jesus so that we could forever house him, who
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God desires that we forever house him in our hearts and take him everywhere we
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go. Home is where the heart is man. And that's why that scripture
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when I was reading in two Samuel chapter seven, jumped up at me,
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because this time when I read it, while I was preparing for that other
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message, it came across as would you build me a house? And as
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I knew, I had to get back to it, because when I got
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back to it, God wanted to speak something. Will this message help you?
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Yes, it will. For those of you that may not know who
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Jesus is, the Bible says that he knocks on the door of your heart,
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and if you open, he will come in and sup with you.
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He wants to dwell in you. You read that in scripture earlier on.
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Hey, guys, I need you to know if you do not know who
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Jesus is, get to know him to day, because it's very, very
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important because without Jesus living in your heart, we do not have the presence
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of God. When you come into this place, the presence of the Holy
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Spirit is here, but if you don't have Jesus living in your heart.
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Remember, the Tabernacle took the presence of the Lord everywhere they went. Now
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where does God house his presence in our hearts? So if you are not
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where having God in your heart, when you move out of this presence of
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the Lord, you don't have the presence of the Lord. Why live below
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your purpose? God has always intended to live in you from the very first
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day? Why below your purpose? Why didn't you live your purpose? And
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that is to house the spirit of the Lord, so that wherever you go
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you would be like that battery, touching the lives of others and snatching them
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from the jaws of eternal death. We hope you've been blessed by this message.
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to be a good week ahead for you. God bless