Sermon
How to Pray Yourself into Armor | Ephesians 6:10–20
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the Bible guys. We're in the middle of a series
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called Dangerous Prayers. Actually, we're wrapping up this week and
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we're wrapping up this week with the with the prayers
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of perseverance, and today we're talking about how to rate
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yourself into the Armor of God.
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This is good. It's a good one like this one.
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I'm a fan of this one. Well.
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Hey, the segment that we have Desiree has for us
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today is called Guess the Word, and so taboo kind
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of like taboo. And so the question is, can Chris
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guess the keywords that I'm going to give clues to
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you about without using the taboo words?
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That's right?
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Okay, So I have five words that you need to guess.
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But hopefully if you're watching online, we're gonna put on
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the screen for.
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You that I'm not allowed to say on YouTube.
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Right, that's right, yep. And then and then you know
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your your goal is to race against me, and then
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guess them.
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That's right.
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And there's five of them.
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Yes, the uh sort of oh okay, okay, are you ready? Yes, Okay,
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here we go. We're gonna start right here. One, two, three.
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When you're riding a motorcycle, you need a helmet. There
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you go, very good.
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Wow.
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I wasn't allowed to say head protect, night wear safety okay,
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and I said you need a I didn't say you
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need to wear yeah, okay.
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Oh man. The next one is hard.
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Uh you need this to stop arrows shield.
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There you go, very good.
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It was allowed block defense round captain or protect so
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no captain America right right right? Different difficult one, Okay,
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this one is hard. You have to run the race, no,
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almost marathon no, when when it's a little difficult, it's
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difficult and dangerous. You've got to run the when when
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they're they're throwing things at you and trying to knock
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you down. You got to run the gauntlet. Yes, there
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you go, the gauntlet. They're very good. It's where we
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keep all the tools of war. Oh yeah, yeah, hand glove, thanos,
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iron and war.
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Oh that's hilarious. That's hilarious.
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Thing so exactly.
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So I almost said, uh, where you keep your infinity stones?
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I almost said that, but.
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Yeah, okay, okay, where you keep your tools of war?
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Just oh no, the room, No, the room, the building.
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I don't know.
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There there's there's there's one on Mound Road in Detroit.
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I don't know what this is, like an ammunition place
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or something. No, no, no, no, no, no, yeah, almost an
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ammunition place.
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It's called.
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I don't I don't know's.
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It's where all the guns would be stored. It's where
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all of the you.
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Know, I'm not a gun guy because I don't know
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these terms.
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Yeah no, no, this is their military terms, so I'm
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not allowed to say military.
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I just realized that messed up.
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Oh you blew it? What is it?
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Armory, armory, Yes, weapons storage, armory, armor military.
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Isn't that so funny? You would have gotten that hard.
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Yeah, well there's an armory down the road, like we
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have a bunch of people at hair districts at work
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at the armory.
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That's okay.
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And then last one, sorry everybody, then last one.
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Uh.
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In the Book of Revelation, yes, the devil is described
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as a as a thief, as a in the Book
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of Revelation, comes up out of the pit.
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The enemy.
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Oh come on, I'm so so the devil, the devil,
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he comes up.
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Out of the pit as a she whiz, I'm not
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as a flaming.
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A flaming, it's a it's a beast.
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Dragon.
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There you go. It's a hard one. He's a fiery dragon. Yeah,
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so say fire wings myth reptile or fantasy.
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Now, I know in Revelation they described Mary's birth and
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they talk about him being a dragon. But I didn't
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know that he comes up out of a fiery pit
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as a dragon. It is also the same thing.
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It's the same same beast.
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Well, I know it's the same beast, but I didn't
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know that.
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That's yeah.
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I'm thinking to myself, like he's described as a and
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I'm thinking, gee, whiz, isn't he described a lot of
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different ways.
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In revelation, but mostly as a dragon?
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Okay, dragon escaped me.
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Yeah, it's okay, that's okay. That was a good one.
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Yes, so are our I'm not as good at getting
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the hints out or.
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The clues out to you.
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No. I thought he did really good except for the
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military armory. You slipped on military.
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Yeah, the armory. But you know, so.
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Our listeners, because I messed up on that one, they
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got ten thousand points right there. Wow, that one, just
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on that one, y wow, So to be them and
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then and then you got four so blessed, So you
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got four correct ones.
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Is that right?
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Yes?
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Yeah, so you got four thousand points altogether.
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That's good.
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So it looks like our listeners beat us.
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Yeah, okay, that's what happened. So one mistake Calcassia, Yeah, yeah,
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that's the lesson one mistake. Can you lose to win
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with one mistake? Okay, there's no redemption, there's no second chances, everybody,
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that's right.
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So you gotta protect yourself, that's yeah, I guess, yeah,
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protect yourself, which you know, the best thing to protect
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yourself with his armor.
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Oh there, it is right. We need to put on
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the armor. There's the horrible transition. You gotta protect yourself
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against my penalty points that I made out. That's right.
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You know who else needs to protect themselves?
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Christians? Christians need the armor.
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Hey, you know what you could have done. You could
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have talked about arrows and shields.
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And was that allowed to say arrows?
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Remember you said you need this to protect against arrows
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and I said shields. That was one of the uh
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and we're talking about the shield of faith.
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Oh yeah, right, yeah, you.
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Could have done something like that. Yeah, but that's all right.
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I did say arrows.
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You did. You were allowed to say arrows.
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I was allowed to say arrows. Oh okay, yeah, okay.
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All right.
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So here we are and six verses ten through twenty.
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So he says a final word, be strong in the
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Lord and in his mighty power. Put on all of
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God's armor, so that you'll be able to stand firm
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against all strategies of the devil. For we are not
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fighting against flesh and blood enemies, but against evil rulers
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and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in
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this dark world, and against evil spirits in the heavenly places. Therefore,
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put on every piece of God's armor so you'll be
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able to resist the enemy in the time of evil.
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Then after the battle, you will still be standing firm,
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stand your ground, putting on the belt of truth and
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the body armor of God's righteousness for shoes. Put on
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the peace that comes from the Good News, so that
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you'll be fully prepared. In addition to all these, hold
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up the shield of faith to stop the fiery arrows
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of the devil. And put on salvation as your helmet.
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And take the sword of the Spirit, which is the
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Word of God. Pray in the Spirit at all times
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and on every occasion. Stay alert and be persistent in
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your prayers for all believers everywhere. And pray for me too.
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Ask God to give me the right words so I
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can boldly explain God's mysterious plan that the good News
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is for Jews and gentiles alike. I'm in chains now
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still preaching this message. Is God's ambassador, So I pray
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that I will keep on speaking boldly for him as
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I should. M h.
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So uh. This is obviously one of the coolest passages.
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It's one of my favorites to teach kids. Is it
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one of your favorite of my favorites.
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Uh, it's it's one of the coolest passages to teach
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in children's church. You know, you can have a lot
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of fun with themes, and you know you can bring in,
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uh a piece of armor. You can you have like
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a you know, you can buy one of those things,
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which we of course, I've bought plenty of those just
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for this lesson here. I've dressed up in armor. I've
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bought battles in armor. I've done kids camps with armor.
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I've done all these sorts of things. And I've actually
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seen legitimate armor that I wasn't a part of in church,
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but actually I've seen it in the castle where you know,
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the actual uh you know, true you know thing that
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was created for battle and uh. And it's interesting how
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in the first entry, of course, Paul would have written
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this and every single person would understand what these mean.
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It's just so symbolic, right, Yeah, so that you know,
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the the shoes of the Gospel of peace. Wait a minute, no,
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it's what is it? The shoes of Yeah, is the
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gospel piece. And then the shield of faith, the helmet
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of salvation, the breastplate of righteousness, Uh, the gird about
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your loins with faith? And then what also am I missing?
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The sword of the Word of God? Right?
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Yes?
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So is that it?
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Did?
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That cover everything?
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Sounds like it. Faith is is your shield?
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Yep? Yeah, and and and so they're all symbolic because
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the functions of all of these things, uh, they really
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sort of mimic uh, you know battle, right, So faith
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is gonna is going to be your defense, right, just
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like a shield would would stop everything coming your way,
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the fiery arrows. You know, it takes it takes faith.
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And just talk about that alone. You could do an
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entire six week series one on each one of these things,
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which I'm sure you've done in the past.
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Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
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But you know, the show of faith just to be
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able to stop whatever's coming your way, it takes faith
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to say, submit yourselves therefore to God, resist the devil,
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and he will flee from you, right, even the devil,
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even the demons believe and they tremble to have that
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sort of faith is one of the coolest things. And
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it's so symbolic of a warrior, you know, keeping away
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the defense anyway, he just goes on and on the
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word of God being a sword.
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So I think it's interesting, he says to it's the
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final word. So he's already written. This is six chapters.
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He's written in this letter, and he goes, now, let
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me finish this up. Be strong in the Lord and
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in his mighty power. So a lot of times I
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think we make a mistake of trying to be strong
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on our own power. Sure, right, we just feel like
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what I need to do is I need to be
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more courageous. I need to be tougher, I need to
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be better. He's like, Hey, you don't have any chance
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to win in this battle if if it's in your
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own if it's in the flesh. So you have to
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be strong in the Lord. And then he says, so,
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then put on all of God's armor so that you'll
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be able to stand firm against all the strategies of
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the devil. He doesn't say, put on some of God's armor. Well,
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I've got lots of faith. What about the helmet of salvation?
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You're exposed without the helmet, what about the belt of truth? Right,
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just because you have faith, if your loins aren't good
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about with truth, then you're vulnerable. If you don't have
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on the you know, the the shoes of the gospel,
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the piece of the Gospel, then you're going to be vulnerable.
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So he says, put on the whole armor of God.
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And so how the Christian life, how God's designed his word,
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the presence of the Holy Spirit, the challenge and the
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encouraging accountability of other believers in our life, the keeping
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our lives wholly and clean, all these things are part
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of that. They all work in conjunction together to protect us.
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And so he's saying, put on all of God's armor.
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Don't just put on the moment and run out there,
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because without the shield, you're going to get wiped out, right, right,
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You're not going to win without a sword of the spirit.
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Right.
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And so I think that sometimes we as Americans were
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so independent, we love to kind of make the Christian
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life be an a la carte thing. I really like
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the faith thing, don't really like sharing the gospel thing.
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I really like the helmet of salvation. But I don't
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like to just put on the belt of truth. Right,
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And so it's not an oli cart it's put on
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the whole armor of God. And a lot of times
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we want to go halfway and then we wonder why
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we get completely defeated because we're only go in halfway.
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Yeah, that's really good. And you know, verse number twelve says,
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for we are not fighting against flesh and blood enemies,
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but against evil rulers and authorities and the unseen world,
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and against mighty powers in the dark world, and against
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evil spirits and the heavenly place.
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Well, clearly Paul didn't know about Republicans and Democrats because
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the Christians that listen on our popcast.
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No, we are fighting against other people, right, Okay.
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I wonder how you're going with that.
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We are fighting against other people that we we don't
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like each other. People are bad, right, and people on
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the other side of the aisle, they're horrible, and Paul saying, man,
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it's not the issue, you know, it's it is interesting
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because that one verse summarizes so much, right because if
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you think about it, like, you know, here, here are
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the Jewish people.
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They're under, you know, oppression by the Romans. So constantly
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there's people walking around who who are you know, they've
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already taken your country captive. You're sort of under their regime,
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and and and everybody, and of course everybody when they
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think of a Roman soldier. That's what they think of.
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They think of the hats with the big fluff and
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the swords and the armor and big red capes, right right,
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So you already know that, like this is a part
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of their everyday existence and language, and so they have
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constant enemies with armor, they have you know, uh threats.
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Paul himself is you know, definitely been. He's been threatened
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constantly with death. They've seen, they've seen what happened to
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their savior, who you know, was crucified and mobbed against.
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And so he's saying, the enemies aren't It's not Kyphas,
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it's not the Roman army, right, your enemies? Yeah, I
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mean there are things that are going to oppose you,
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and there's persecution of Christians currently, but that's not your
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real enemy. Your real enemy happens in the unseen world.
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We're not fighting against flesh and blood. And so it's
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interesting because sometimes we think our enemy is, you know,
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our boss is persecuting us for being a Christian. Have
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you ever had that? Have you ever been actually persecuted
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or pointed out or discriminated against because of your faith
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in a situation.
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Yeah, I lost the job over the fact that I
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was a Christian.
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Yeah, yeah, like and where tell us? I mean, you
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don't have to name the company?
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Yeah, I had, I had two. No, it was a
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small business. And the guy hired me and then found
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out that I was a Christian. Let me know, he
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hated working with Christians and that I wasn't going to
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last there very long. And then just a few probably
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two months later, he fired me. Wow, he just couldn't
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stand me. Yeah, I got I got bench. So you know,
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I played a lot of baseball as a kid and
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a teenager, and I was good and my dad and
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I my dad came to me after we became Christians,
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and he said, hey, you know, are we going to
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make God first? Or are we going to make baseball first?
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And you know, Matthew six thirty three seek first his
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kingdom and his right living and all these other things
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to be added to you.
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My dad said, you.
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Know, maybe we should make a decision about church. Are
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we going to play on Sundays just because the team's
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playing on Sundays?
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Whatever?
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And I was playing on teams that played a lot
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of tournaments, so you know, you had to try out
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for the team, and then we played tournaments and they'd
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be like Friday night, Saturday and Sunday championship game. And
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there were a lot of times where I would I
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would not play on Sunday morning, right, so I would
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I would help the team get to the championship game,
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but then wouldn't play the championship game. And I was
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the leadoff batter and the shortstop, so pretty critical both
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on offense and defense.
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Pretty critical spots.
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And then we had our youth group was on Wednesday
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nights at the time, and so I had gone to
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one of the coaches and I said, hey, you know,
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my youth group's on Wednesday night, and my faith is
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really important to me. I can make it to all
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the other practices, but I need to leave practice at
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five o'clock on Wednesdays. And so I had one coach
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was okay, that's no problem. You know, we'll support it.
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I wound up getting traded to another team. I wound
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up being as other coach, and he said it was
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okay when I got traded. But then after a few
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weeks he came to me said, no, I think it's
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a bad precedent. You have to be at the practice.
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You're not to practice every time. That you leave a
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practice early, you're going to miss the first three innings
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of a game. I'm like, okay, And so he started
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benching me, and then it started. It was first three innings,
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and it was the first four innings. Finally, an old
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coach of mine, we were playing against Demna tournament, came
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out and goes, hey, how come you're not how come
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you set out the first half the game? I said, oh,
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I was coach. Kip decided that was what was best.
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He goes, is it because it's the church thing practice?
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Said yeah, you know, okay, and he traded his center
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fielder for me right then and put me on it
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and we went undefeated.
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The rest of the season. On thember the team.
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It was great, but I had so I had a
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coach who benched me over church attendance, and I had
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a boss fire me over.
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Over the thing.
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But you know what, I moved into one of the
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best jobs I ever ever had after I got fired there.
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So the Lord works things out. But in the moment, man,
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you know it's going to cost you a lot.
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Yeah, and uh, I had. I had a teacher that
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that publicly opposed me, ridiculed me, and made fun of me.
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Because I was a Christian in a public school, by
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the way, and uh and pointed out and laughed. I
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mean just everything, and it was just it was like,
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this is the worst thing in the world. But I
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remember reading this verse and I remember thinking to myself, like,
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she's really not the enemy, no, right, like there's a
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spiritual battle that's happening, and uh and and and it's
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and it's really trying my faith. It's trying my patience,
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it's trying my testimony, it's trying my you know, courage,
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is trying everything and uh. And then she ended up
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giving me an F. By the way, she gave me
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an F. And I had to go to my my
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mom and my dad and we fought it. And then
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turns out that she changed the rules of her grading
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system just to make sure that she was able to
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give me an F. Well, and she goes, no, these
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are my rules. This counts for this much. And they're like,
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that's not what you said at the end of the year.
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She's like, no, that's that's this year. I know I
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haven't done that in the past, but that's what I'm
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doing this year. And she changed it just to give
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me an F. And my parents who supported me said, hey,
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take it with pride.
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Yeah, well yeah, where it is a badge, ye, So
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that idea of standing, he says, so that you'll be
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able to resist the devil in the time of evil,
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and then after the battle, you'll still be standing firm.
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That's the same challenge to be strong in the Lord
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and his mighty power. Both of those things you just
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have decide. Hey, regardless of the consequences, I'm not fighting.
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People are not the enemy. Satan is the enemy. Now
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Satan uses people, he does things, but it's not the people.
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The people aren't the enemy. People who vote different than
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you aren't the enemy. It's how Satan is working in
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the world around us that's the enemy. So this is
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why the very first thing he tells us to do
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is put on the armor of God so be able
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to stand. And then we're not fighting. Its fresh and buddy,
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he says, so put on every piece of God's armor
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so to be able to stand and resist the enemy
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in the time of evil. And then he says, put
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on the belt of truth is the first thing.
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Right.
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So in the Life Application study Bible, there's this whole
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segment on the armor, and it says we're engaged in
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spiritual battle. All believers find themselves subject to the devil's
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attacks because they're no longer on the devil's side. I
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love that phrase. The reason why the devil hates us,
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You're not on the side anymore. And so so thus
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Paul tells us to use every piece of God's armor
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to resist these attacks, to stand firm, staying true to
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God in the midst of them. So with the belt,
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he says, put on the belt of truth. Right, that's
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going to sense everything up, that's going to hold everything together.
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Is God's truth. It's not our opinions, it's not the
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world philosophies, it's not our best ideas or strategies. Whatever
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holds everything together is God's truth. And so the devil
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fights with lies, and sometimes his lies sound like the truth.
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But believers have God's truth in his word, and God's
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truth will always defeat Satan's lies in the end. Right,
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So that's why we need God's truth. And then the
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body armor is what he says, the King James says,
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the breastplate of righteousness, right, and this it writes righteousness.
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The devil often attacks our hearts, and so our heart determines,
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you know, out of the bunch of heart. That's where
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the mouth speaks. Out of the bunch of heart, that's
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what we decide to do. Our heart is deceitful above
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all things, and desperately wicked.
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Who can know it.
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That's why we need protection, and it determines the course
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of what Proverb says, above all else, guard your heart,
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because out of it comes the issues of life right
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and so man alife. There's nothing more important. Your life
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is determined by what your heart is driving you to
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be and do, and so you need the belt of
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truth holding it all together. But you need this breastplate
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of this body armor protecting your heart all the time
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and trusting. And he says that's righteousness. Righteousness is right living.
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So our heart also determines what kind of lifestyle we're
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going to live. Right, If our heart is really with
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the world, we're going to live wordly lifestyle. If a
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heart is really with God, we're going to live a
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right living kind of thing. And then the shoes piece
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that comes from the good news. The devil wants us
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to think that others telling others the good news is
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worthless and hopeless. But he says, man those shoes are
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for running into battle. And the battle you're running into
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is not just protecting your own life.
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The battle you're.
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Running into is to set captives free, right with the
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good news of the Gospel and then the shield of faith. Yeah,
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he said, you know, the devil's going.
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To take the book, right to take the gospel. Yeah, shoes,
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shoes that I love. Connectsed the shoes, yeah yeah.
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And combat shoes are designed for running forward.
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Yeah, right, they are.
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They're designed for you. Think of like armor. It's going
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to be protected up to your up to your knee caps.
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It's going to be good, good grip to be able
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to run. The Romans developed a shoe pattern on the
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bottom so that they got better grip.
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Than their enemies.
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Did you know that it was one of the advantages
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that the soldiers had that the Romans had that others
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didn't have. They protected their feet. Their feet were a
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better situation. They were able to run faster because of
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the thing. And so he's writing, the people who know
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about Roman fighters, sure, right, And so it's about running forward.
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It's a forward moving mission. By the way, none of
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the armor is on the back, all the armors out
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in front, right, it's an offensive thing, so that's kind
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of cool. And then you have the helmet of salvation.
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The devil wants to make you doubt, right, So salvation
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is a heart thing. But where the devil gets at
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you about your salvation is.
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In your thinking.
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Right, he wants to make you doubt, So you just
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need the helmet of salvation. It protects your minds from
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doubting God's work. And then the sort of the spirit.
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It's the only offensive weapon we have in this armor,
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and it's the word of God.
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And a lot of.
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Times I think we try to win our arguments by
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our We try to win people over by our best
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typed argument, and we're not using God's words. We try
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to lead people to Jesus, just talking about faith and
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talking about our feelings about Jesus and how he answers
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all of our prayers, but we don't ever take the
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time to learn scripture.
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Well, it's Sunday's message, yeah, right, Jesus said, and being
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tempted by the devil, his offensive weapon was the word
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of God.
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That's right, right.
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The only way he could he could fight Satan back
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was with the word of God. And so I'm always
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challenging people. Man, if you want to lead your friends
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and family, you want to lead your children to Jesus,
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it's not just your religious feelings or opinions that those
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are not going to lead people to Jesus. God's words
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lead are what cuts and and is what brings the victory. Right,
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You need God's word in order to defeat the devil
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in your life and in the lives of others.
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Yeah, and then I think Chield of Faith is the
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last one.
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Yeah, we already had Shield of Faith already said it.
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Then that's the six week sermon right there there, it
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is so and it's right there. So Hey, I definitely
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think that this passage, if it's new for a lot
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of us, it is a great passage to go back
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and read through. And just to contemplate, you know, what
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does this mean for my life? Do I pray every
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day in the morning? Do I get dressed before I leave?
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Because getting up and walking into a battle naked is
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probably not going to It's a rough way to fight.
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So therefore, you know, do I get up in the
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morning and do I spend time in God's word? Do
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I take the time to pray? Do I make sure
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that God is gonna you know, I go to God
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for strength, right, and you know, get dressed.
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Before you leave, before you get.
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Into the battle of the day. Go back and read it.
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I encourage you, especially if it's a brand new passage
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for you, and it'll be a good thing.
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I was in a just finished up real quick. I
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was in a castle in Austria and they had I
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think a Schomburne castle, one of the castles in Vienna,
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and they had all these armor, you know, like you're
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talking about all these coats of armor. But then they
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had a battled a set of armor that had gone
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through a battle, so all the other I'm shiny and polished.
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It was supposed to be for art, yes, and then
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some emperor, some king somebody that had lived in that
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palace had gone to battle and it was just dented
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and beat up all over. And I'm telling you that
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was way cooler, because that's what I think of when
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I think of this. You're going, he says, you're going
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into battle, so stand firm. And then he says, when
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you're done, you'll still be standing strong.
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Isn't that what he says? Put on there?
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He says, to resist a doubt, the devil in the
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time of evil. Then after the battle you will still
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be standing firm, and so there might be dense all
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over that armor, but thank god you had. If you've
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been running naked, one arrow would have taken that guy out.
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One hit from a mace would have taken that guy
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out one sort instead, though he had all that armor on,
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and he apparently survived.
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Apparently.
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It's pretty great.
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Yeah, that's really awesome. Okay, well, hey, that's a great
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place to end, and hopefully we'll see you tomorrow on
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the Bible. Guys,