Sermon
Mothers Day Service
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Just look at the person besides you and ask them,
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do you have it?
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Now?
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Just in case they're wondering what you're talking about, ask
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them or tell them I'm talking about the Holy Ghost.
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Just look at that same person. Tell them, if you.
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Have it, it'll make you run sometime.
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Look at the person on the other side. Tell them
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if you.
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Really have it, it'll make your dance sometime.
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Tell them, if you have it, it'll make your live.
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Right now, tell them one last time. I'm talking about
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the get your Bibles.
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Get your Bibles in the trust and where I came from.
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Somebody can look at something. Yes, I got it, hallelujah.
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Get your Bibles.
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One of probably the most familiar passages and will be
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preached on today comes from Proverbs. It is chapter thirty.
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You can sit because I don't know exactly which way.
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I'm going to go.
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I have a message, and I know how I'm supposed
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to preach, and one I'm supposed to preach, but I
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sometimes don't know exactly how God is going to get
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us there. But it is in the Book of Proverbs
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that the prophet begins to unfold to us the qualities
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and the quantity and the capacity by which most people
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measure their lives. What is amazing is we have picked
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one day in the month of May to celebrate what
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sometimes takes a lifetime to prepare for. It is amazing
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because I must admit to you that I have a
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problem whenever we set aside a day, because there are
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some of you who should be herald as heroes and
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celebrate it every day of your life. Can you help
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me look at the prisoners and say, I've watched you.
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Tell them you've come through challenges. Tell them you come
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through obstacles. Tell them you've come through problems and you're
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still here. That is the amazing thing that we find
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in this proverb because it asks the question, who can
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find a virtueous woman? When itever it asks a question,
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what it should say is you are a virtuous woman,
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but you're not a virtuous man. I didn't think I
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was gonna I didn't think I was gonna get too
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much on that one.
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So that's that's okay. That's why I turned that.
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Way, because sometimes we desire the quality of certain characteristics
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without extending ourselves, because we don't normally have the same
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capacity to give what we want.
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But it's here that the man of God wants us.
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To understand sometimes you have to give what you want back.
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If I was in Mark, Mark will say, what's of
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a man or a woman?
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Soweth that shall he also reap? So Jesus shows us
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the important qualities of the day that we have set
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aside to celebrate mothers. He shows us first first of
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all in the garden of Eden in the book of Genesis,
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because he sees that Adam call from the ground.
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Is there a.
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Pushface, cushite, burnt face, the person who has been made
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of clay. And God looks at him and says, as
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good as you are, and as much dominium as you possess,
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with all of the power and the authority that is
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within your gates, you still need balance. You still need
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somebody to help you to understand and to bear the load.
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So he gives to him a woman by the name
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of Eve.
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Eve means the dawn of the morning.
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She is called from the man's wound, and she from
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his But she has given a wound which causes her
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to be called one man or a man with a womb.
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Y'all don't like them, but let me help you.
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But he gives her to this man of God because
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he says something that.
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Literally blows my mind.
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God says to HadAM, I've been watching you.
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I've seen you operate within the gates. I've seen you
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name the other animals, and I've seen you look googly
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eyes at everything around you. And I've come to the
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conclusion it's not good for you to be by yourself.
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So God then causes a deep sleep to come upon
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him and he pulls the woman out of the man.
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I can say some things right here, but because I'm
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not trying to go viral.
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I think I better be careful how I say what I'm.
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Going to say.
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Nick.
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So the woman has been pulled out of the man.
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She is not your better half, she is not your
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controlling half.
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But it must be understood in the body of Christ
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that while the man is the head.
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Or the lead, you can't do anything without your nick.
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Your neck controls the movement of your life. And so
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he gives us such great disdain and understanding of the
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ability of a woman that the Bible begins to address her,
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and it addresses.
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Her from several vanished points. The first thing he souls us.
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Such is he begins to teach us in the New Testament.
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That is important how you treat your wife.
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Oh, I ain't gonna get a whole lot of amens
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to day Smith. I guess I better go ahead and process.
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It's important because you can't treat other women better than you.
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Treat your wife. You can't.
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You can't uphold other folks and hut everybody else and
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leave your wife's standing.
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You can't be disrespectful.
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And even the world has come to a conclusion and
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an understanding of understanding that a happy wife will give you.
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A happy life. But he then goes deeper than that.
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He says up that a husband'sould love their wife shut
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like Christ has love the Church shut.
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I must submit to you that you only have to
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take up a little rip over to the Old Testament
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and look in the book of Jose because he now
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souls us Sutton, that sometimes your wife will not do
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everything you said.
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I just felt the holy ghost day. I just felt
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to release the preach Sutter. I saw that to go
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ahead and go with this.
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He souls us, such the significance and the honor you've.
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Got to have for your wife.
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Ut by comparing it to the church, Suting, He says
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to the man, not Ah you got to love your
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wife like Christ sut loves the church.
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Shut.
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That means she may not always do what you said, but.
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You still got to respect and love her.
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Ah.
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Sometimes she's going to disappoint you happy like the church
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has disappointed me ucky.
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But you can't use that.
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As an example to disset yourself fucking from what I
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have joined together, he says, Shut to the man of God, Shut,
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that she has to follow you happy as you follow
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Christ Shutting.
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But you got to honor her. You got to hold
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her up Fucking. You got to be there for suppli Hut.
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You got to be there as an example up of
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how I love the church shuting a scene. Now he
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begins to late a shutting of the pattern for having
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a happy life. Nothing, So I better go ahead and
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give you my subject.
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Look at a.
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Neighbor and say, neighbor, God told me to.
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Tell you happy.
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He's getting ready to restore your laughter. He's getting ready
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to bring restoration to your dreams.
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Shut.
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He's getting ready to release what He's placed inside of
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you to cover every ascitnment.
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Happy.
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There is a.
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Calling on your life.
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Fut to soul this world Hut that has become crazy
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this world that has become callous, shutter, this world that
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has become whole not and is signing itself fucking in
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difficult places.
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Shut.
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It ought to be the schirch Sutton. That's sos folks
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shupting how to love.
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I think it was Sena Turner Hut who asked the question, Well.
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I've come to ask what's love got to.
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Do with it?
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Well, I'm glad you asked, sutting. Love covers a maltitude
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of fox and sin. Suthen look at a neighbor and say, name.
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U neighbor.
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Oh, y'all say, oh neighbor, Say oh neighbor. I don't
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always sucking care it rise, but you still got to
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love me. I don't always sucking fix it like your
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mama fixes it, but you better love me. I don't
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always sucking fix the house shutting like.
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Your childhood house suting, but.
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You married me. Now you gotta respect what God allows,
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and so sheesus gives us shutting this example, because we
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got just shouting down, we got the dance down, we
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got the hollow down. We know how to keep you
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at sir for just a few hours.
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Shut.
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But I've come to ask you.
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Why is it shutting that CHRISTI is good at sir shupting,
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but he ain't good at sawhouse. You're a bad example
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of who Christ is shut Because if Christ so loves
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the sir solid, we are a love one another. I
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guess I better turn this way, but they look at it, OK. Crazy,
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But that's all right out on me. A salvation that
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makes me live right. I don't just need a salvation
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that makes me damn. That's why I don't need a
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salvation that makes me roll on the floor. But I've
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come to tell you her God is watching her. How
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we treat one another? Help say hey, sucking with a
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neighbor first time? You got about six more times. But
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for this first time, shame how I treats you. It's
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going to determine what's coming in my life. I got
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to respect you even when I don't like you. I
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got to love you even when you're unlovable.
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Hut.
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I got to say you with your help, because one
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can chase some towels and help two can chase ten thousands.
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I got to be able to praise God in difficult times.
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But tell a neighbor you haven't talked to yet, you
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might have to get up your seas and find the neighbor.
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Run to somebody help and say, neighbor, God are washing
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us up? He wants no, not only can you search shut,
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but can you help leave a right? So he soulds
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us such the importance of the family. He wants us
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to be happy. And I've come to Propheside to about
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thirty folks. God told me to tell you he's been
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watching the quality of your life. Such three folks su
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and say neighbor. But God said to tell you he's
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getting ready to give you upgrades. No, ain't talking to
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the right neighbor. You got my permission to get some stuff,
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says you'll see because your position happen in the first
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your status is getting her ready, getting ready to say
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by how you treat treats so mama, shees as saying.
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When he tells the family, he says, Father, love your
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children and provoke them, not anger. That means we're a
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child has gone wrong. Take your belts up, off your
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way up, take your strapper off the wall, tell them
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outside something. Get so switches and come back in here.
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I got to whoof you up? Sow the police up,
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won't wolf you. I got to stake, you slitch the
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waltz have to go and sail. I got to put
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sally and quality in your life. I know you're going
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to fail. I know you're going to disappoint me. But
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I come to tell you that Lord Trummers, a multitude
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of sawt saw your hands around the neighbor and same neighbor.
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God o me to tell you he got enough love
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to cover what's you did in your past. So I'm
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forgetting those stems. Whi's I behind? I'm a recing to
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those stings. What's up before? For all the neighbor say name,
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We got to press towards the mark of the high colleague.
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What's in Christ Caesars? Su I came to tell tell
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that sirup, you gonna get back. What's you put out?
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You gonna get back? What's your gear? God's gonna bless
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you according to how you handle what's been put in
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your hands.
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So I've come to tail.
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Tell the church shut on this Mother day, Mother's Dame
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morning him. That is time for the search to graduates
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to the next level. It's time for the church to
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understand how she's a sub selt about Mother. She souls
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us how important your mother is when he sues this
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his earthly workship because she is. He comes through sorty
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and two generations. He comes down the birth canal of
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a woman by the name of Mary. He causes her
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from her connality cut in order to impregnate cut her
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birth canne. He doesn't just appear there help, but he
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comes inside of the wound happen of a little hot,
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unexpected girl. He soues a sun her destiny.
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Help.
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He choes this, her name, he choes this her body.
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Help.
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He soothes as her mind, and he sins an angel
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to confirm what he's doing inside of her. I needs
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you help because I'm almost finished to grab a woman.
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Help by the hand. Help tell that woman help something
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he it's growing. Help inside of you. Tell them you
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have been soul, said her before the foundation on the world.
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Tell the name, said name her name, Gosh man growing something.
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Help inside of you, so sake them he biny a hen,
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he said name help. God told me to tell you.
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Hep it's being the developed, But now it's time to producething.
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Y'all werein't shaken her sake a name, say write the book,
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open the business. Do what he says. Start the ministry.
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Help answer him. God told me to tell you He's
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been preparing you for lifetime. You are the carrier of God.
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You are the technos.
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You are in possessing of Shee and his mercy. You
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are in possessing of his annoyty. You are in possessing
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of his mind. You are in possessing of his power.
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You are in possessing of his goodness. Son, Can you
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imagine this little girl? For nine months, her body had
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to be sad with Jesus, Jesus group inside of her,
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Jesus eight when she Jesus breathe. When she breathed, Jesus
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swim in a section and had never taken swim lessons,
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and God help didn't let him die. I need you,
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he say Hey with a neighbor and say name. God
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told me to tell me you're going to carry this season.
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Help to complete her. No early deliver here, no abors,
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no losing. God told me to tell you how he
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has prepared your wolf. God told me, not every woman
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is a mother, but someone am. God is not souls
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but the wave your hands. All the neighbors, Hey, help
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and say name God souls to be the mother of
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his next viction god souls to be the mother of
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his next movement, God's souls to be the mother of
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his next calling. So snap that name up and say name.
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God has soulsen you for such a time as this,
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as I come to a close, esus up. Not all
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he help has to sew us up. At his birth,
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he sols us son at his death? How in pardon
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your mamma? Is he sows us suck at the cross
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When he's murdering his last seven sayings, he looks from
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the cross such shown chapter nineteen, verses twenty six through
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twenty seven. He takes time from dying. He stops what
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he's doing here. He puts Us up on the hole.
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He falls in a flying, flying pat and he looks
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aft him his mama, and he says, Mama, behold your son. Shout,
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behold your mama. How needs you shake hands with a
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neighbor next to the lads, say name. If you got
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so mama, you better take care of her. So John
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inherits Jesus's mother. Help make sure that she make sure
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that she gets to the store, Make sure does she
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dresses good? Make sore? Does she keeps her mind? Makes
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sure she's provided fort and I come to tell her, all,
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you lazy, crazy folks who still have your mother, help
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you hat again. Go to their house, take them some flowers,
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take them a car to give them some dinner, helpy
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and tell them help you mine, not help happy, help
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everything that I thought you could have. But I wouldn't
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be here if it wasn't for my mama. God had
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to use her God hat to choose her. God had
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to let me come through her Lord.
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And for that, and for that, I'm thankful.
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I'm closing. I don't want to make sure make these points.
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Scientists say that once a woman is pregnant, she's now
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sharing her body. Her hormones are now out of balance,
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her nutrition it's spent upside down. Her bloodstream is now divided,
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and most of her blood y'all can sit because I
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promise you I'm closing, goes to her child.
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Creating.
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An unbreakable bond that goes beyond the physical and spills
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over into the natural.
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And takes.
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Because this day.
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The determination is because you have.
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Put something inside of me. I'm no longer just responsible
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for myself. I've got to give life energy everything that
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I have to make sure what's insight of me survives.
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And it lives. Her energy is totally shifted, the energy
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she ONTs have.
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Because of her decision to have a baby. She will
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never ever come back to that place of energy. Having
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a baby sometimes causes aches, pains, back pains, and cramps.
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That will now be existent to the mother.
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For the rest of her life, even after she has
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delivered the baby. The stress, the strain, the anxiety that
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a woman goes through for two.
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Hundred and seventy days.
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While a child lives rent free, while a child has
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never been taught to swim, swimming in her embryonic sac
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Even though the child has never been taught to swim,
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the child has a natural instinct from the mother that
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causes it not to suffocate from fluid, but to wade
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inside a mother's.
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Warm until the day of the child's birth.
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Scientists say that a mother is closest to death, and
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most African American women sometimes do not live while their child.
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Is living.
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Because it is at this point that the mother has
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made a sacrifice.
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To give life, even if it.
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Causes her life. How even see why, I want you
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to get quiet, I want you to hear me.
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She goes through this and at the most vulnerable time.
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She's now at the hospital, sometimes having contractions that are
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fall contractions. She has to bear the pain and the
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intensity of her body.
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And when the doctor hollis.
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Push, She's got to push to save.
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Her own life.
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I close with this scientist say that once a mother
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pushes a baby out, she never stops pushing that child
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for the rest of her life. Push to get them
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to go to school. Push to get them to do
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their homework. Push to get them to go to soccer.
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Push get them to eat their vegetables. Push get them
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to eat those peas.
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Push you eat it.
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Before it eat you'll Push to cook when they're type.
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Push to go to work, come home, fix food for
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her husband, who sometimes is her extra child. Push through
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her time of need and anxiety.
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Through her frustration.
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Mothers, like pastors, have a whole lot of stuff going on.
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She's got to deny herself so that her children, her husband.
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Have everything. I'm gonna tell you three facts are totally close.
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Three facts.
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Fact number one, women are more spiritual than men. Okay,
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they didn't like that. They didn't like that, But I
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gotta tell the truth. I'm a preacher.
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I can't lie while I'm in the poor pen I'll
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come down there and lie, but I ain't gonna lie up.
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People. The more spiritually perceptive you have.
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Something that God has given you called spiritual intuition. You
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can be at home and your child can be at
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a party. You can be sleeping, and the holy ghosts say,
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get up, girl. You gotta put some prayer to this.
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Your prayers will lead out of your house, go all
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the way to Cleveland. Or snatched that child up while
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they're on the floor during the bank head bounce, say
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you got to get up out of here because what's
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coming in the next few minutes you don't want to
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deal with. I know what I'm talking about because prayer
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brought me out the club.
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When I ain't had sense enough to know that I
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needed to get out.
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I know what I'm talking about because prayer brought me
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home some nights I wasn't planning to come home. Number two,
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mothers are the most neglected person in the world because
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every child seeks for the approval of their mother. You
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don't believe me, Watch them the football drafts.
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Watch the basketball draft.
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As soon as a guy gets chosen, he said, what
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you gonna do?
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You just got contract for fifty minute. I'm gonna buy
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my mama house. I loved one. I don't even know
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who it is, but I was reading an article. One
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of the athletes said something that blew my mind.
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He said, I watched my mother put her life on hold.
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He said she had.
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A house and she needed another house, but she wouldn't
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get it.
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Because she was too busy sending me to college. He
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said she needed a new car, but because I needed
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food while I.
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Was in school, she kept the same old cars. So
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they said, so what she gonna do with the money.
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He says, I'm gonna buy her car, I'm gonna buy.
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Her house, and I'm gonna pay them back every penny
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that they spent.
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And sending me to school. Some parent.
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Woke up and I rebuked that spirit because I feel
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it in here, because some parent looked at you and
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said you was a mistake.
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The devil is a liar. I believe in the providential
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nature of God.
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Everything that he allows, he allows it for purpose. He
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allows it for task, And whether you want to understand
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it or everything that happened to you, God did it.
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No passica the devil, the devil. The devil tried to
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defeat no.
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No, no, no, no no no.
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God was trying to give you the ability to our understand.
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You can over go hurt us. You can do things
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that you don't even know you could do.
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Sometimes God's got to put your back against the wall,
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make you think you can't do it, just so you
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can come through it and understand He has put the
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power inside.
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Of you to be successful.
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So while we're here, we're taking one day to celebrate mothers.
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You ought to celebrate your mama every day.
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The sacrifice a woman makes their body.
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Just a fair a napping headed child, just to bear
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some and it's gonna rise up at like you want
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to say something back. I wish she was in my generation.
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My mama was five foot three. She ain't have to
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tell me, but one time, I brought you in this world.
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And I'll take you out.
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I didn't give her a chance to hit me because
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she was built like tyson. She said, Boy, she did that.
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I ran for cover because I knew she meant what
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she said. I never knew my mom would leave here
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while I was eighteen. If I could rewrite it, I
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rewrite it. But when she left here, she had put
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in her children everything that was necessy.
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A sirih for our success. I wasn't prepared because you're
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never prepared for death.
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I have to keep telling all these around me, you're
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never prepared for death.
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I don't care if you know what's coming. I don't
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care if they tell you.
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I don't care if you got the diagnosis. I don't
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care if you're in hospital. I don't care if you're
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in pelative care. You're never prepared for it. Don't be
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like the bulk of us, and don't appreciate your mother
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until their God.
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She ain't always do what I wanted her to do.
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She ain't always say what I wanted to.
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Say, and I closed with it. She was my LNG agent.
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She was my chauffeur. She was our babysitter. She was
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our counselor. I didn't always like it because she would
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take her side, say.
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Let me tell you wrong.
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I thought, what can I get a little space? I'm
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your child. She said, Nah, you ain't getting no space.
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You wrong.
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Mama told me say you got your own house. Don't
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ever come back here.
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I said, what that's cold? She said, don't come back here.
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I thought I knew everything because I was a smart
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little kid.
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The you know, the black first black president, first black student.
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I thought I was all that. One day I'm in
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my own place. I go to the wall. I said,
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oh lord, the.
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Little man in the refrigerator and quick, I said, what
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chess open the refrigerator, said slicker stands cooling down.
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That's where you used to have the falls on the wall.
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Mama, wonder what doesn't happen the little man in refrigerator quistion?
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She says, what it's a little man in refrigerator. Quit
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stuff is getting warm. Mama said, go over to the wall.
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She said, flip the switch. I said, ain't nothing happening.
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She said, did you pay your light bill?
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I said, ain't know you had to pay no light bill.
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I thought you just had to pay rent, got all
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that was all inclusive.
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Mama said, boy, if you don't get off this phone
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and go down to the Duke Power and find out
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what you owe them and.
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Pay it back before your food throw out.
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I immediately became humble. See how I was. I thought
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I was grown.
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You know. You know my mama told me flake, you
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ain't grown. To you out on your own pair of
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all your bills. I want to make sure y'all got
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that par.
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Not calling me for no money paying all your stuff.
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Mama, I think I'm gonna borrow two hundred dollars.
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She gonna let me borrow it.
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But after an hour and a half lecture and you
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and and tell, and then you and then you have
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a nerve to be calling me, and then I call
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you to do something, you can't do it for that here,
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I'm gonna sit here like I'm sitting here thinking like
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I don't I don't know if I want this or not.
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And then she literally like, don't take it because you
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ain't got to take it.
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Now, I'm like.
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The only loan officer I know that you can go
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to for a second loan and you're still older.
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First, I know, I ain't saying nothing to me. I
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still owe her money to this.
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Day, thirty eight years later, because I kept on borrowing.
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Because she was always there.
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But God told me when I was writing this message,
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and I close, I promise God told me when I
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was writing this message.
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There's getting ready to be a renewal of the values.
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That our parents had. God's getting ready to bring back
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a reverence from motherhood like we've never seen before. God's
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getting ready to show us the value of what the
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scripture says.
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And I did all of that to get to description
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honor your mother.
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And your father, that your days may be long upon
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the earth.
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You live long if you do right. I'm finishing. I
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got one more thing to say.
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And if you are a no good father who let
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your children say anything to your wife and their mother,
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you need to be smacked.
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Upside the head.
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My boys, I wish they were here right now because
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they testify to you for themselves.
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When she was.
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Going through, my oldest son said, Daddy, the.
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Boy, you gotta lose some of that base in your voice.
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Dandy, what's wrong with my mama?
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Like I done done something to her? I said what
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I said? What he said, I call her.
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I ain't like the way she shound.
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I said, you better lose some of that base out
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your voice. But I quickly made an appointment. Mama added
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for them to come up the road. I told her, Jo,
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Mama got something to tell you.
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She was upset. I told you, I can't tell you
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to tell. These boys calling me want to know what
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I'm doing to you?
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Kill them off my back. I don't have to kill nobody.
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I'm gonna have to kill me some people cause they.
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Call it daddy.
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I don't like the way mama shound what you may
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get some you better put some tellor.
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Put some apps on that voce that on. I'm true,
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I'm telling you, man. Let me tell you. Y'all know
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brown man?
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Now?
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Man, you know man, I need to know. Man, I
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don't even know what's going on. Man? Oh, who you
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talking to? Man? I'm telling you, man, nigga. I think
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I can take.
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Both of them on a good day. But I don't
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even want to try because if I don't win, they
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gonna kill me.
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But them boys, they love their mama. Boy, that's something
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happening to them. Mama, I said, who is just.
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Walking into my house like you paying? Morgan's here? I
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need no man? You know what something?
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Man?
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Me? Man, I mean what's going on now?
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Most of time when they call me, I'm in trouble
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about how I treat them.
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Mother. I ain't got to worry about them. They'll they'll
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talk back to me.
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They ain't gonna talk about to her that they know
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she's crazy.
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Already know they're talking about daddy, won't you?
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Then?
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There? I said, what you say that to your mama? No? Man, no,
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man were cool. Man.
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Yeah, mm, so you gotta learn that sometimes as the father,
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you gotta say to them, I watched.
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I love our church.
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I'm closing, I promise, but I love our church because
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I love the men at our church. Because the men
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at our church are disciplinarians. Sometime there's so much disciplinaries.
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They scare me. My man, I be wanting to save
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the children.
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I'll be trying to say, no, no, do it, don't
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do it, just sit down and be quiet, because he's
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gonna kill you.
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And Pastor can't save you.
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Because sometimes I be looking at him.
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Sometimes we say.
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I got a couple of I got a couple of deacons.
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I ain't gonna name their names, and be like, I
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ain't gonna name no deacons up in here.
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Pastor can't save you now because I have told you twice,
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you don't don't tell you three times.
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I'll be saying to the Lord, I wish I could
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just take them home with me.
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But it's a good thing, because can I tell you
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my last thing, everything, my mama, my grandmother.
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The deacons in the church, cause see, we.
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Got beat by everybody the mothers in the church did.
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Has made me who I am. They have a terminology
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and it's not a bad terminology.
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Yet it really isn't. I'm really a mutt. I'm a mutt,
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and I'm proud you call a mutt.
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I heard you.
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Somebody said, what is munty? I'm glad you asked. I'm
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a mixture of a whole lot of folk who wouldn't
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let me go wrong. I'm a mixture of a whole
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lot of deacons. They came to me, boy, I wish
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you would say something. Then they take me.
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To my mama. Come on, Ms Porsche, and all she
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had to do. Sit. My mama didn't say nothing. She just.
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Man, don't come home, not today, because you done embarrass
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me in church.
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And now I got to get you.
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We need more people because it takes a village to
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raise a child. We need more people that would take
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interest in our children. No, baby, don't do that.
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Baby.
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You know your daddy gonna kill you.
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You know your mama. But baby, baby, I know your mama.
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And she's crazy. She gonna get you. Sit down. Sit
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down here with Auntie. Sit sit with Auntie. Sit right here.
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I'm gonna hide you.
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That's the values that make a successful child. Somebody said
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something to me, and I'm totally fits. Somebody says something
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to me about you at the homegoing yesterday and.
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It blessed my life.
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Another musician place on one of the biggest churches. Help
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us to say well, he said to me, He says, mad,
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I love what I see in Jerry and in Harvey
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and Nick and your musicians. He's because all of us
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grew up together and all of us are doing well.
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That's a compliment. That's a compliment. All of us are
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doing well because we had parents, mama's. He used to
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pop upside the head, pull the bell out. Whoo. We
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try to sit there looking like you all. You know
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you done got beat.
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You don't got beat in front of me Jesus' name,
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but it made.
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Us who we are, and it's blessed oundl like we'll
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leave it