Sermon
If Your Presence Does Not Go With Us… | Exodus 33:12–23
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Hey, today we're actually in the second week and second
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day of the second week of Dangerous Prayers.
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Yes, and today we're talking about.
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Moses and how he actually had a conversation with God
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and prayed a very audacious and kind of a out
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there kind of a prayer.
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Absolutely. Yeah.
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But before we get into that, we have a really fun.
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Segment Who's most Likely?
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Yes? Do you like these?
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Yeah?
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Yeah?
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Sure, I like these a lot.
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Yes, all right, so we're gonna go through. We got
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five who's most likely yep and uh yes, So I'm
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gonna read these or we're gonna read them together. I'll
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start with the first one, and then we're just gonna
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discuss who's most likely to do something? Okay, first one,
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who's most likely to show up late with Starbucks in hand?
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Chris or Kyle, which, by the way, is funny because
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that indicates that the reason why they're late is they
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stop to get Starbucks right.
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For somebody else. Yes, so I would say you are.
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I would say probably historically more of a late person,
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maybe just.
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Because I'm no, no, no, there's no doubt I am.
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And when it comes to cost, but I'm the Starbucks person,
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So I don't know. That's a tough That's a tough one, man.
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Yeah it is, as I have a generic cuff yet
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by hand.
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Yeah.
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I if I'm willing to be late to something and
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I have Starbucks in hand, I think that's my way
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of justifying being late.
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Okay, all right, so let's go with you, which, by
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the way, wait, that is pretty funny, right when somebody.
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I actually saw a commercial the other day where a
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lady walked into the hospital and she's like, I got
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here just as soon as I can. And she's like,
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where have you been?
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She's like, got her as soon as I can.
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And she had a Starbucks to her hand and she goes,
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did you stop for coffee?
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Hit in forty minutes in life for that, it's it's hilarious.
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So yeah, okay, we'll say we'll say you.
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Okay. Number two.
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Who's most likely to fall for an obvious scam?
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Oh? Man, are you? You don't seem gullible?
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I don't. I think I'm the opposite of this. Yeah.
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So I when I first when I read this before
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we started this, I was like, oh, I don't think
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either of us. But I did realize I did fall
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first scam recently. I'm embarrassed to admit this.
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Really.
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Yes, So there's these golfers that I follow on social media,
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Good good golf. You ever heard of them?
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Huh?
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Christian guys, but that they just do golf videos on YouTube.
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They're very popular among YouTube golfers, and their instagram mad
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came up a few months ago. Oh for like for
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like seven dollars shirts. It was it literally showed video
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with them. Since seven dollars shirt. It's good good golf.
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Click on this link and I did, and I was like,
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holy smokes, they're actually seven dollars shirts and they had
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this and they had that. So I ordered like forty
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dollars worth of things, maybe fifty dollars worth of things,
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and I ordered it and then it sent it like
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when I when the order came through with some some
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third party website, and I was like, oh my goodness,
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I think I just got scammed. But before I had
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even realized I got scammed, I'd sent it to several
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friends and they're like after I'd ordered, They're like, bro,
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you get like you really fell for that. So it's
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kind of like I felt embarrassed later that. I'm like,
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so somebody must have taken their videos, yeah, and then
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threw the seven dollars shirt over top of their videos,
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so it was a legitimate scam.
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But yeah, okay, and then what happened to your money?
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So I ended up having to go and fight it
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with a credit card company and got my money back.
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But yeah, it was definitely it. And you didn't get
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anything in the man, No, no no, no, no no no no,
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I'd still be waiting.
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Wow.
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Yes, so that that's incredible.
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Yeah, and I was. I was annoyed at myself because
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I had. People were like, dude, how did you not?
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I'm like, oh, I thought I found a good deal.
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Yeah, yeah I had. I had a lady called me
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just like the other day, and I decided to answer it.
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And she you know, you know, it's obvious she's in
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another country somewhere. She's speaking in such broken English that
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I can't even understand her. And she's saying, you've been
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forgiven for you know, my kids have like student loan things.
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You know, She's like, you've been forgiven for maximum forgiveness.
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She's like maximum forgiveness meaning everything, And all I need
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to do is get your information to sign into your account.
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Oh and I was like really really, I mean I
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can't even understand the English, and she's saying to me
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that all she needs is all my personal information because
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I've been approved for maximum forgiveness.
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All right, So unfortunately I think this one may be me.
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I hate to admit that.
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Okay, all right.
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Number three actually wait wait no you read.
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Yeah, yeah, number three, who's most likely to run for office?
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Just to prove a point, Well.
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If Jeff, we're here that be him, Yes, there's no doubt.
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Can we just say Jeff just because so why would
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it be Jeff?
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Well because number one, he would actually.
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Be smart enough to run for offic Yes, yes, you
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and I know no, there's there's there's that.
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Yes.
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And number two, I guess he's just determined in some ways.
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Do you ever hear the Did you ever hear the
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story he told about like fighting the county for chickens?
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Yeah, for chickens he told Yeah one time.
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He told me.
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There's a fifteen minute story. He told me one time,
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like some get together. I was like, wow, there's quite elaborate.
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Yeah.
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And the thing is he didn't even really care. Yeah,
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you don't wanted to win?
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Is to prove a point?
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Well, because he was right?
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Yes, yes, yeah, so.
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I thought that was funny. So so yeah, Jeff, Jeff's
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the winner between But uh, me or you?
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I don't know, man, I don't know.
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If we had to choose, i'd probably say me just
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because people, Well that's not true either. I was gonna
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say older people have a better shot at office. Is
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that true? I think it's true?
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Yeah? Maybe yeah maybe? Or trust yeah maybe? Okay? Fine.
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Number four, who's most likely to compete on Survivor and
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actually win.
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Boy. So dude, actually, I do you ever watch the arrivor?
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Do you want to something hilarious? This is remember just
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as embarrassed as you were to say that you fell
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for a scamp. I have never once seen a single
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episode of Survivor, okay, not one, So I have no
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idea what Survivor is other than I think they just
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have to have knowledge to survive things.
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Yeah.
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So you're stranded on an island. It's essentially stranded, and
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you do different challenges. You sleep in the woods or
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the jungle, and you every couple of days you vote
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somebody off that you basically dislike.
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So I knew this voting off there.
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Yeah, so that's that's where you get to the end
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and then and then basically your peers vote who the
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winner is.
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Okay, the fact that you even knew that puts you
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ahead of me.
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I would Okay, So I've watched the show a bunch.
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For anybody who's a Survivor fan out there, I would
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love the chat Survivor with you because I have watched.
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I've not watched the last few seasons, but it's a
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show that me and my family, we enjoy. It's a
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great show. I've thought about it a lot because I
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watch it and I wonder what it'd be like to
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be on there, and I think I could do a
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good job on the show. From a from a challenge
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slash social perspective. The biggest negative sleeping and rats. I
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hate roadents, So I think I already can you handle
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are there a lot of rats? I think that there's
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a lot of wildlife roading like that and where they're at,
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and they'll just be out in the bout and stuff
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will be around them.
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That's so so I actually already know it doesn't really
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matter how good you are or think you can be
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on this show. The fact that it's just outdoors. All
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you have to do is say outdoors.
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Sleep and I'm out. Yes, I'm out.
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So you know, it's not like I can't sleep outdoors.
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I've done it.
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I've camped, I've camped on the ground with sleeping bags.
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I've done the tenth thing, I've done, the RV thing
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I've done, I've done some of those things. I've you know,
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cooked by the fire and all that stuff. I've done that,
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and I just loathe it. I loathe it.
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I loaded it with every part of my being.
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Yeah, I just don't understand, right, It's like, I don't
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understand why that's so unbelievable. And you know what I
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think it is. I think it's it's this. It's one
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of two things. Either number one, people love nature and
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they love it, love love love nature, right, feel closer
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to God, nature, want to be around nature. They feel
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something about what nature does for them, all these kind
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of things.
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I have none of that.
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And then number two, there's like a primal, live off
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the land kind of a thing, right that, which is different.
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It's more of like a look at me, I survive
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with a stick and a you know, in a hunting whatever.
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That's a little bit of survivor. Some of the people
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that go on the show are thinking that same way.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, So I would say I have none
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of that either, right now? Could I do it? Well?
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I think I could.
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I just don't like it.
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Yeah. So some people go on the show and they
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literally will last twenty four hours and they're ready to
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go home. There's other people that will last thirty something
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days and say I love this, this was great. And
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that's the part where I'm like, you are a certain
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type of person. Oh, you go thirty something days and
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you loved it. That's odd? All right, So I think
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that woul want to be me but by default yep.
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And then last one go ahead, all.
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Right, this last one, who's most likely he become obsessed
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with a random hobby like extreme ironing.
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Extreme ironing.
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Oh boy, First of all, I've never even heard of
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that phrase in my life.
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Oh have you no extreme ironing?
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No? Now, first of all, let's just talk about this.
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Do you like to iron?
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I don't do it. No, I use a steamer.
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So I'm the only one in my family that irons.
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So it's not like my wife can't iron. She can,
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but she lets me do it because I grew up ironing.
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Yeah, I kind of want to buy an ironing board
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and iron because you don't. No, we use like a
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little steamer thing, but it's not the same. I like
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when I go to hotel and I see if I'm
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like doing a weddy or something like that, I like
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to actually iron my shirt.
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Huh.
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Yeah.
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So my mom taught me when I was a kid,
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had iron and so she literally would take different types
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of clothes and say, here's how you do it. And
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so I grew up ironing, so weirdly enough, I mean,
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the fact that ironing is attached to me in some
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way is weird by itself. But I'm not kidding when
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I say, like my best friend since the eighth grade,
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Jeff Miller, he always knows wherever we go. All he
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has to do is say, hey, I have six things
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and he'd ironed. Here you go, and he just hands
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them to me, like if we're on a trip or something,
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so so here you go. I'll say, Okay, make this
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look good, and I'll make it.
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I'll make them look great. That's awesome because I love
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to iron.
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Actually I don't love it. I just I sort of
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enjoy it.
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Okay, So extreme ironing, so most likely to become obsessed
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with a random hobby, that probably would be you, between
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the two of us, and then extreme ironing, for sure
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it would be you.
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Okay, So I'm the winner of that clearly.
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All right, Yes, all right, well, hey that was really random.
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Yes, And you know what else is random?
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This prayer that Moses comes up with out of the blue.
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It is random.
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It is random.
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It's it's it's sort of like it's it's never been
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requested before, and uh, and I don't think it's ever
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been indulged since then. No, right, so you can say
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that it's random. It's certainly cool.
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It is it is?
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It is random?
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Yes, all right? So Exodus thirty three is the chapter
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we're in, yep, and then twelve the verses twelve through
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twenty three. Let's see her, all right. Starting in verse twelve,
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one day, Moses said to the Lord, you've been telling
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me take these people up to the promised Land, but
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you haven't told me whom he will send with me.
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You have told me I know you by name, and
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I look favorably on you. If it is true that
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you look favorably on me, let me know your way
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so I may understand you more fully and continue to
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enjoy your favor. But remember that this nation is your
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very own people. And the Lord replied, I will personally
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go with you, Moses, and I will give you rest.
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Everything will be fine for you. Then Moses said, if
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you don't personally go with us, don't make us leave
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this place. How will anyone know that you look favorably
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on me, on me and on your people if you
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don't go with us, For your presence among us sets
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your people and me apart from all other people on
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the earth, the Lord applied to Moses, I will indeed
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do what you have asked for. I look favorably on you,
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and I know you by name. Moses responded, Then show
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me your glorious presence. Love that applied, I will make
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you all, make all my goodness pass before you, and
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I will call out my name yahweh before you. For
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I will show mercy to anyone I choose, and I
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will show compassion to anyone I choose. But you may
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not look directly at my face, for no one may
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see me and live, the Lord continued. Look stand near
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me on this rock. As my glorious presence passes by.
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I will hide you in the crevice of the rock
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and cover you with my hand until I have passed by.
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Then i'll remove my hand and let you see me
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from behind, but my face will not be seen. All right,
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that's the end of it. Yes, so let me read
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that again. Then I will remove my hand and let
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you see me from behind, but my face will not
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be seen. That's verse twenty three. All right.
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Yeah, you want to know how churchy My church was
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so so a lot of times when you preach this
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in the King James version and in those type of churches,
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we used to call that the afterglow. Okay, so you know,
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it's like the afterglow of God's presence. And so every
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time we would have like an event after like a Sunday,
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like a insidate service or senate service, we call it afterglow.
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That has to be literally, I'm not even kidding. That
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is one of the cheesiest and worst memories.
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Think about that. This is the cheesiest thing. Now, it's
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not cheesy for church people.
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Right, I mean, it's kind of cool for church people
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in terms of like the concept. But like, can you
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imagine inviting a friend come after who does it? Yeah, Hey, hey,
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we're gonna do this thing.
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You'll be going so cool. What's it called?
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It's called after glow?
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Why is it called after glow?
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Well, we're gonna have to get that's kind.
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Of a long story, but we're calling it afterglow.
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Oh, it's just the worst y.
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So anyway, but yes, that is actually such a random request,
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you know, let me see your presence, because think about it,
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I don't think that anybody well I'm trying to think,
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you know, Jesus' disciples said you know, take us where
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you're going, right. I don't think anybody asked to see
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Jesus and the transfiguration, although they did, they saw Jesus
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face as white as you know, bright as the sun.
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But I don't think anybody has ever said, God, I
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want to see your face. I could be wrong, but
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I don't think so. And yet God indulged Moses. And
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you know what's so interesting here is that God indulged
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Moses in his patience more than once, because Moses said,
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go with me, and then God immediately said I indeed
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will go with you and with all of the people.
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And then Moses says again right after that, Lord, if
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you don't go with us, how will anybody know? Right?
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And God, it's almost as if God, if I were God,
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I would say, didn't you hear me? I literally just said,
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did I stutter? I literally just gave you the promise?
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And and and I think that sometimes we as humans,
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you know, we are plagued by past experience, like for instance,
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here's the reason why I believe Moses had such a
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hard time believing God at his word, because this is
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Exous thirty three and actually has chapter twenty that was
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the ten Commandments, and then you know after you know,
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of course, the Ten Commandments were given after the plagues
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of Egypt, so you know, God had demonstrated himself in
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the plagues of Egypt. He'd you know, part of the
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Red Sea. He had demonstrated himself as the God who
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loved and cared for his people to the entire nation
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of Israel, which is estimately be millions of people by
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the way. And so these people then are in the wilderness.
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And then what happens. Moses goes on top of Mount Sinai,
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comes back with the Ten Commandments, and while he's on
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the mountain, they decide to build a golden calf. In
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Exus thirty two, which is the chapter before, right, the
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chapter before, so one chapter earlier than this, Moses comes
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down with the Ten Commandments and sees Arin not just anybody,
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Aaron for crying out loud, right, his right hand man,
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who actually fashioned the golden calf himself, and all the
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people contributed from the community. It says, they took off
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their gold earrings, their gold rings, they're gold necklaces, they
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go bracelets, and they and they heeded them up and
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they formed this huge golden calf to worship because they
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had no god to worship, because that's what they were
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used to in Egypt, right, they were used to worshiping
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raw the god of the Sun, or you know, or
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or whoever it is, Haites, the god of the underworld,
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or you know, all these different you know, Egyptian gods.
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And so what do they do. They form this gold calf,
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Moses comes down. God gets angry, the tank, commandment tablets
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are shattered, right, and then and then there's death. There's
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this big punishment where he actually like grinds up the
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into it's it's just a long story, right, but he says,
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drink it and all these different things. I mean, it's
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it's it's it's terrible, and half the nation dies. And
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so then of course I would why would Moses not
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be discouraged?
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Yeah?
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Right, And so so he says, God, go with us
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in our journey to the Promised Land. You've told us
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that we're going to be given at land. Go with us,
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And God says, I will indeed go with you. He says, God,
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you have to go with us, right, And I think
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it's because we're shattered from our from our past experiences,
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don't you.
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Yeah, no, I agree. I think it's actually uh yeah,
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when you put that context into it, Yeah, you see
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why Moses is that way. And also I think it's
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an even better picture of who God is, you know,
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like Moses literally was a friend of God and the
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way God was patient with him, and the way God
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reminded him multiple times, Like I like, I think it's
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a few different times he says, I show favor, like,
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I see you favorably. I want to give you favor.
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Let me see, I will, Yeah, I look favorably upon
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you said it. I think two three times he shows
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favorite to him and he says that I know your name, yes,
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and I even I will show mercy to anyone I choose.
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I will show compassion to anyone I choose. So I like,
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I think I think it's interesting he chose mercy and
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compassion and anyone I choose that it was not Honestly
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when I first wart out, I was expecting mercy and
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then judgment. I'll choose mercy and I'll choose judgment. He
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said mercy and compassion, Yeah, like.
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Mercy or judgment. Yeah, but he's he's say mercy and
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compassion that I choose which are which are close cut?
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Yes, yes, But then the whole idea of yeah, looking
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looking at me, at my fate, my presence, you can't
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even look me in the face. I mean, yeah, that
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is that's really I mean, honestly, all I can say
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that's awesome, like that is such a cool like picture
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of God. Just say, you can't even see me, you can't,
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like you're gonna have to turn my back, and even
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then you're probably still gonna have a hard time comprehending
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the majesty of my presence.
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I love that.
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So when I memorized all of this when I was
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a young student, I just remember in the King James version,
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in verse eighteen, instead of saying, then show me your
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glorious presence, Moses said, then show me your glory. That's
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all it says, right, show me your glory. Yeah, and
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and uh and so God God grants him this request,
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and he says, I will show you my presence, but
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I'm not gonna I'm not gonna show you my face
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because nobody can look upon my face. So so somehow
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Moses hides in the cleft. It's another fancy where we
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used cleft and the cleft of the rock, right, and
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and somehow God covers his face with his hand, and
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yet we know that God is spirit, right, so so
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you know, this can either be symbolic, you know, because
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you know it's not going to say covered Moses with
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part of his spirit, right, so his hand, But somehow,
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with God's presence he covered Moses's face and then and
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then somehow he let him see the back of him.
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So so I do wonder at times did God take
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a form that Moses can identify with with hands and
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with a back? You know? Was it more like a
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like a like a foreshadowing of a Jesus form, right?
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You know, that could have been it like the what's
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it called when Jesus shows up in the Old Testament?
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Christophanie?
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Yeah, Christophanie. So it's like so it could be one
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of those things. But either way, Moses gets to be
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a part of something that I don't think anybody else
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besides the Transfiguration could even witness. And so Moses then
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is seeing God's glorian So think about it. Man, of
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all the people who have ever walked the face of
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the earth, you know, Moses had that privilege because he
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dared to ask.
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Yeah, I love that, right, Yeah, And I think I'm
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glad you brought up the context earlier of what led
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to this, because I think that matters a ton, right.
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I think it was cool the way God was patient
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with him, but also is just saying, like, ask for
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my presence. And I think that we, as Christ's followers,
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I think, isn't it so easy to get caught up
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with the busyness of our lives and schedule and all
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that stuff that we completely miss God's presence in like
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everyday life. Even if for anybody who missed yesterday's episode,
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Chris talked about going out and just being aware of
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the fact that God is all around us. I do
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think that there's like this thing we have in our
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world where we're so busy, we're so distracted, there's so
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much going on around us that we completely miss on
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a miss God's goodness. Christin. My wife just started like
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a year ago. She started doing this like thankfulness journal
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where every morning she writes five things that she's thankful
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for that she's I think it's gratitude journal. That's it,
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five things that she's grateful for. And she says that
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she looks forward to writing in her gratitude journal. And
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then sometimes she even find herself like a knight or
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witnessing something throughout the day saying oh, tomor I'm wanna
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write that in my gratitude journal. So I'm like, man,
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what a cool perspective that, Like, you're always looking for
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things God's presence, things to be grateful for. And I
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love that. Yeah, Like you mentioned that, Moses wasn't afraid
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to ask God like show me your glory, show me
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your presence. I want to see it. And and God
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granted it because that God knew he needed to see that.
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He needed, like you said, like a pick me up
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to remember, like, hey, I'm with you. You need this.
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It's really cool.
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Yeah, and I think that. I think that it's also
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a demonstration, like you said you said earlier, that's also
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a picture of who God is. Because God was so
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patient in his response to Moses. You know, instead of
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saying did I stutter, God says, yes, let me reassure
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you the same exact thing, and then he goes even
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this step further. He says the same thing to Moses, yes,
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I'll go with you, and then he goes further and says,
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I look favorably upon you, and I know you by name,
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and I think that there's something very personal about that
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where God is trying to let Moses know like, you
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are seen, you are appreciated. I've asked you to do everything,
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and you have done it. You've been my faithful servant.
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And yes, of course Moses has gone through a heck
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of a journey, right, and he's about to go through.
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A heck of a lot worst journey, right.
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I mean, you know, forty years of everything else, right,
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So it's you know, it's not always easy. But yet
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what God is saying is is you are seen, you
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are loved, you are faithful, you are favored, and I
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know you by name. And I think that that is
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so unbelievably important for us to remember that God knows
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us by name. So the Bible promises that every single
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one of us today that it says actually that God
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knows the number of hairs that are on your head,
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and for me that gets less and less everything. Yeah,
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and so that number constantly changes. But He knows the
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number of hairs are in your head. He knows the
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Boble says in the New Testament. He knows our hearts
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better than we know ourselves. He knows the depths of
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who we are. He knows our every single part of
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human nature. The Bible reveals that that that God has
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this insight more than we even do ourselves. And God
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knows us by name, and he loves us, and he
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still accepts us and values us in spite of our sin,
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in spite of our discouragement.
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In spite of our you know, rebellion.
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I was going to say cynicism, right, I mean, a
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lot of things have happened in our nation even that
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are pretty discouraging, right, And I mean that's an understatement, right.
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When I say pretty discouraging, I mean very discouraging. And
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if and if not careful, you could let yourself just
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go down that rabbit hole and say the whole world
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is this way. And in some ways it kind of is.
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That's what the Bible says, right, the world's gonna get worse.
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But in a lot of ways we have to realize that.
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You know, sometimes you know, one action doesn't speak for
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the majority of the human race, right, So I think
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that sometimes we think it does, but I don't think
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it does.
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We know that the world's getting worse in a lot
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of ways.
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But all I'm really trying to say is the perspective
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is Moses is letting the tragedies of the nation and
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the discouragement of of of these, you know, atrocities in
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the past keep him from believing, keep him from having faith,
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keep him from trusting in God fully and so and
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so that's why he says, God, if you don't go
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with us, and God's like I just said, I'm going
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with you. So it's like, you know, no matter how
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to discourage you are, and you have reason to be
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Believe me, I'm not making light of those things. In fact,
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it's incredibly discouraging. I do think that what I'm trying
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to say is God's presence is still with us. God's
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promises are still the same. God's you know, reliability and
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dependability are just as strong, right, and so no matter
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what you're going through, no matter how discourage you are,
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just know that God's promises are still just as true
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today as they've ever been.
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Yeah.
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Good, great's great, dude, great truth right there?
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Yeah right there?
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All right, Well, hey, that is our time for sure,
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so we will see you hopefully next time on the Bible.
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