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The Importance of Seeking God: 2 Chronicles 7:1-22
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You're listening to the Bible Guys, a podcast where a
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couple of friends talk about the Bible in fun, in
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practical ways. Hey, everybody, welcome to the Bible Guys. It
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is Friday. If you're listening day to day, and so we.
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Are, it's an important day. Yes, it is an.
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Important day because because it's everybody's favorite segment.
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Well, that's because but in a world full of injustice,
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this is what made Chris mad this week. That's right,
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that's good.
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I like it.
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Hey, I think you should introduce it every single time
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in the world, in Christmas world.
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Yes, it's just full of injustice.
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So typically when I am asked the question what made
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Chris mad this week? I would say the majority of
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the time, wouldn't you say that my complaints are against
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sort of like dumb people in bad customer service, bad
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customer service, and.
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People who don't take the carts back.
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Yes, and I and I get mad for the behalf
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of us.
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Yes, for the little people.
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Yes, yes, you you are mad for me and all
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the other little people in the world.
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Well, this maeks a little bit different because I'm still
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mad for the masses. Okay, I'm not just mad for me.
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I'm mad for the world. Yes, they have to experience
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what I'm going to complain about, Okay, but I'm mad
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at time time because my knees aren't holding up the
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way that they used to.
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Oh.
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Oh, I'm working out and I'll step wrong, and literally,
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all of a sudden, I go like this, I step wrong,
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and I go in. My wife goes, what was that.
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I'm like, I don't know, right, And then like you
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bend over in your back, it's like, oh, or maybe
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you'll twist. You're in your car and you twist and
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you go grab something, and all of a sudden, like
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this pain comes up and it just won't, you know,
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go away for a minute. And then I also realized
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that when I was thirty, I if I wanted to
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drop to ten pounds, I could do it in five minutes.
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It seems like right right, And it seems like the
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oher you get right hard it is. And I have
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been recognizing lately that yes, I'm currently right now, I'm
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not overweight. Currently, right now, I'm eating well. Currently right now,
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I'm working out, and I'm doing all those things. So
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like I'm definitely being active. So it's not as if
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you could look at me and be.
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Like, okay, being active.
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Come on, mister, say get off the couch, you know. Like,
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so I'm being active, and because I'm being active, I'm
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recognizing how much I am not a friend of time.
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I don't like time. I'm out of time currently.
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Yes, but you're getting so distinguished. Time is making you
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like this distinguished.
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Okay, So you're saying there's some benefits of time. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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there's there's this much benefit, there's this much drawback. Okay,
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that's fine, which I would even argue that that's pretty subjective. Okay, right,
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but I really think time is a terrible thing to
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do with.
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Wow.
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Yeah, don't you agree? You're the same age as me.
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Yeah, so people ask me that. People get frustrated that
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I don't feel bad about being my age.
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I like my age every year. I never. I never
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dread a birthday. I never.
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I'm like, oh, I'm getting old everything. Like I don't
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play softball very much anymore. Right, I loved baseball, and
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softball I don't play it much anymore because that season
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my life is over.
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But I'm I'm a grandfather.
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Now, How cool is this, and I'm I'm in a
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place where finally, financially things are getting a little bit
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more stable, and and you know, I feel like I
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have a patience and a wisdom I didn't stab So
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I like my life today, okay, And I don't resent.
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None of that.
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Is that what I'm talking about talking about?
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Physically?
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Yeah?
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Yeah, I don't know.
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Yeah, because everything you're saying I have.
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My left knee is a little goofy. But I just
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always keep thinking I should go get it. Then I
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have it, but I don't. I don't know, and I
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never think of it like, oh, man, I wish I
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wasn't old.
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You don't think of it as oh, that's new. When
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I'm working out with my trainer and she and she's like, hey,
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do this, and I go, oh, I make it, and
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she's like, what's your problem now, I'm like, hang on,
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I have to rest for a minute because it's an
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old person thing. Or she'll say do do reverse lunches
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and I'll go back.
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And she specializes in like geriatric, she does all of.
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The old people we send to that trainer.
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No, that is not so.
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If you don't know, if you're if you're a new listener.
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The church that we passed her at Heritage Church in
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uh outside of Detroit, Michigan. You take the We have
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a gym, yes, the Hetage Fitness Project. Yes, and we
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have several trainers.
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By the way, it's a great gym, fabulous.
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Gym, And we have several trainers.
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Yes.
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And your trainer is the one that also trains all
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of the old people.
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My trainer. You to be ready for this. For a living,
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she did physical therapy, so she was an actual pet person.
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That she was. She's fabulous, Yeah, which means she.
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Contains knowledge for those up in age that other people
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do not contain.
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That's what I think I would saying.
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So I would say the specializes the wisdom of Chris May,
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who leads the thing, would say, anybody who's a little
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bit older go to her because she's better. She won't
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hurt you like she's no, that's okay, well, actually that is.
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She'll give you modified exercises well because the young people.
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Yeah, when I had.
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Two mensca surgery, she knew every modified extra absolutely.
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Yeah.
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She does not specialize in Jerryachers, I love it.
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I love Yes. No, she's great though, yees, she is great.
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But I'm mad at time, mad at time?
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Thank you, buddy, thank you, thank you, because I wouldn't
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have even thought to be mad at.
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Time for people.
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Yes, yeah, because you're closer to heaven. Did you ever
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see the movie with Will Smith were He's mad at
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death and time and love? No, what's that called? Anyway? Yeah,
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he's actually mad at time.
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Okay, nope, I'm not not yet anyway. Okay, well, hey,
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thank you Chris for that. I know many of our
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listeners probably.
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It's called collateral beauty.
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Okay, no I haven't. Yeah, uh, I'm sure many of
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our listeners are grateful for your your concern.
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Thank you.
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Yes, and if you could do something about it, then
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that help be helpful. Yeah, because when you're in a
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parking lot and you see somebody not put away their cart,
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you just yell.
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At him put your card away. What kind of person
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are you?
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Yeah?
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Well this right?
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Yeah, you're right, you kid?
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Yeah yeah yeah.
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But if you can work it out, if you can
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work out a solution for this time thing, then let
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us know.
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Yeah yeah, yeah, get to.
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Work on it, no problem, I'll let you know.
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Well, thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Hoops dropped my is to get to get to heaven
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before you and to convince God to change the system.
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Yeah, that's which is not going to happen. Okay, it's
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not gonna happen. You're not gonna get to heaven for me.
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Well, I mean, I'm a pretty good influencer, but probably not.
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He's not sure he's getting to heaven. People, you heard
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it here first.
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You remember the old nineteen seventies movies Oh God, Remember
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Oh God?
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Yeah, with George Burns.
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Yeah, yeah, not very biblical, but there's a conversation and
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oh God. Book two, he's having a conversation with a
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little girl and she and she's real small, and they're
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walking together and she goes, God, She goes, why did
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you make the giraffes next so long? And he goes
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to have to eat off of the high trees, and
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she goes, why didn't you make the tree shorter? And
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he just looks down and he smiles, and he goes,
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where were you? And I needed you?
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There?
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You go, Yeah, I'm sure there's a lot of us
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who really helped God Outah right, okay, well, hey today,
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do you have a transition for us?
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Yes, speak speaking of speaking of Wait a minute, I
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did God. Book two quotes. So I gotta go back
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to the time. Speaking of time, we are going to
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skip over the time that Solomon built the temple, because
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that is a lot of time. And we're going to
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skip over to the time where he actually dedicates the temple.
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Okay, to the dedication time, not the building time.
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Correct.
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Okay.
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See, it's a terrible transition.
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That was a terrible which is our goal. Our goal
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is terrible transitions.
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So, if you're a Bible reader, which I hope you are,
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there is something really special about these chapters that talk
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about the glory of the temple. Yes, it describes the
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exterior being just massive. The interior is magnificent. Remember this
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is a building that is worth billions upon billions of
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dollars with the gold and silver and all these things.
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It is an unbelievably magnificent building. And then it talks
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about the furnishings. And I mean King Solomon went all out, Yes,
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came to the glory of God's place right temple, and
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then the life applications.
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He loved his father, Yeah.
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And he honored his father, and his father really set
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the precedence for this thing because it was actually David's
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brainchild and it was. It was David's passion, right and
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his sacrifice.
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That's correct.
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So yeah, So then in the Life Application Study Bible,
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there's a couple of cross sections and some pictures and
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those kinds of things, and tons of notes, and so
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honestly we're skipping twenty pages here of really great stuff
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that if you would go back and read it. Both
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it's found in First Kings and then also in Second Chronicles.
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These these two passages or two books kind of highlight
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the same basic stories. So we're going to be reading
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from Second Chronicles, chapter seven, and it says when Solomon
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finished praying, right, he prayed this amazing prayer about everything
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comes from you and you are great and glorious and
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all these things.
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Is really great.
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And then it says when Solomon finished praying, fire flashed
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down from heaven and burned up the burnoff frings in
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the sacrifice. This in the glorious presence of the Lord
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filled the.
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Temple, I think makes me think of Indiana Jones.
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Yeah, no, caid, the priests could not enter the temple
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of the Lord because the glorious presence of the Lord
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filled it.
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When all the people of Israel.
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Saw the fire coming down in the glorious presence of
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the Lord filling the temple. They fell face down on
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the ground and worshiped and praised the Lord, saying he
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is good, His faithful love endures forever. Then the king
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and all the people offered sacrifices to the Lord. King
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Solomon offered a sacrifice a twenty two thousand cattle, one
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hundred and twenty thousand sheep and goats, and so the
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king and all the people dedicated the temple of God.
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The priests took their assigned positions, and so did the Levites,
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who were singing His faithful Love and doers forever, That's
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their song. They accompanied the singing with music from the
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instruments David had made for praising the Lord. Across from
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the levites, the priests blew the trumpet while all Israel stood.
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Solomon then consecrated the central area of the courtyard in
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front of the Lord's temple. He offered burnt offerings and
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the fat of peace offerings there because the bronze altar
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he had built could not hold all the burnt offerings,
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grain offerings, and sacrificial fat. For the next seven days,
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Solomon and all Israel celebrated the Festival of Shelters. A
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large congregation had gathered from as far away as Lebohemath
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in the north into the Brook of Egypt in the south.
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On the eighth day, they had a closing ceremony, for
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they had celebrated the dedication of the altar for seven days,
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the Festival of Shelters for seven days. Then at the
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end of the celebration, Solomon sent the people home. They
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were all joyful and glad because the Lord had been
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so good to David and to Solomon and to his
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people Israel. So Solomon finished the Temple of the Lord
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as well as the royal Palace, and he completed everything
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he had planned to do in the construction of the
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temple in the palace. And then one night the Lord
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appeared to Solomon and said, I've heard your prayer, and
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I've chosen this temple as the place for making sacrifices.
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At times I might shut up to heavens so that
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no rainfalls, or command grasshoppers to devour your crops, or
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send plagues among you. Then if my people who are
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called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and
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seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, I
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will hear from heaven, will forgive their sins and restore
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their land. My eyes will be open and my ears
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attended to every prayer made in this place. For I
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have chosen this temple and set it apart to be holy,
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a place where my name will be honored forever. I
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will always watch over it, for it is dear to
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my heart. As for you, if you faithfully follow me
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as David your father did, obeying all my commands, decrees
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and regulations, then I will establish the throne of your dynasty.
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For I made this covenant with your father, David, when
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I said one of your descendants will always rule over Israel.
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But if you or your.
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Descendants abandon me and disobey the decrees and commands I've
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given you, and if you serve and worship other gods,
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then I will uproot the people from this land that
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I have given them, and I will reject this temple
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that I have made holy to honor my name. I
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will make it an object of mockery and res to
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qele among the nations. And though this temple is impressive, now,
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all who pass by will be appalled. They will ask,
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what did the Lord do or why did the Lord
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do such terrible.
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Things as this land and to this temple? Is that
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where I end one more vership.
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And the answer will be because this people abandoned the Lord,
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the god of their ancestors, who brought them out of Egypt,
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and they worshiped other gods instead and bowed down into them.
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That is why he has brought all these disasters on them.
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Wow.
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Yeah, So up to this point there had never been
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a permanent address for God. There was the Tabernacle, which
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was a mobile even though it wasn't It was very
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stationary in one place for long periods of time, but
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they would.
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Pick it up and move it there.
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They would pick it up. It was tense, yeah, yeah,
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are tense yep. And it was elaborate, I mean it was.
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It was not you know, a circus tent where you
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put up in one day. But however it was mobile.
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And but this is the first time where brick and
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mortar and stone and gold and silver and everything else
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comes together, and it is the most I would imagine
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it is probably the most elaborate building, maybe perhaps ever
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created in human history. At this point. Would you agree
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with that? Yeah?
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Well, if you get in and read the descriptors, I mean,
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the everything covered in gold, the magnificent design of it.
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But then it was so delicately made that there there
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were leaves on this this one thing inside the temple,
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there was a tree and there were leaves, and each
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of the leaves was independent, and when the wind would
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blow through, the leaves would rustle.
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But it was made out of gold. Right, it's phenomenal.
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The artistry in this is it's the peak. It's the
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pinnacle of everything that had ever been made in the
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world up to that point. Right, And you and I
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we've been to the Pyramids before. I've been to all
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kinds of pretty amazing things that happened before this time,
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but I've never seen anything that even came close to
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the intricacies and the delicacy of how fabulous and ornate
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this building was.
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Yeah, it's pretty pretty phenomenal.
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So it's yeah, it's got to be one of the
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greatest structures ever built. God says, Hey, listen, I'm impressed.
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I like it a lot. Don't mess with me or
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I'll destroy it, because this building is not more important
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to me than your heart. Right, what you built for
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me is not more important to me. There if you
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cheat on me. This building means nothing to me. That's
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what he says. Right, I'll destroy it and the world
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will mock it. And that that's really amazing that even then,
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in this great act of worship, God still only really
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wants the heart. Thank you for the nice gift, but
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I want the heart.
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Because because the temple for God is just a vessel.
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For this is where the sacrifices will be. I'll hear
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the prayers in this building. That's the promise. And as
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long as you worship me, this building will be important
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to me. If you if you don't worship me, I'll
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make it mockery this building. So yeah, you're right, it is.
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It is only important because of the people. It's only
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important because God's cheap desire hire is to have a
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personal relationship. And by the way, that's that's a sermon altogether.
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Isn't it.
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Because you know, people think that you know that Jesus.
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Sometimes they would claim or think that Jesus came to
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start a religion. Jesus didn't start to coming just to
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start a religion. He came to start a relationship, right
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with with with you and with me. That's his chief goal.
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That's God's end game from the very beginning was our
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relationship were stored with our heavenly Father and uh and
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then also, uh, we're to understand that that God uh
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wants us more than our even our obedience. So what
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is he saying in the Old Testament? He says, uh
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uh uh, it's it's more obedience is more important than sacrifice.
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The human response is more important than a thousand burnt offerings.
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Right.
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So so it's always primarily the person over action, and
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it's over in this case the temple right right, which
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which which translates today into churches.
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Yeah, it's always the person over religious action. To what
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God's saying is you're demonstrating your love for me by
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how you behave. And he said, when you decide you're
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going to go after other idols, when you're gonna decide
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that you're going to reject my law. Then he said
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there's going to be consequence of this, and to the
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point where he finally says, I'm going to set.
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This aside and I will hear your prayers here. I'm
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going to make it holy.
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The idea that God makes anything holy just means the
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word holy for us, we think means perfect behaves in
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a perfect way. Holy for God means it's set aside
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for me. It's not for you, it's for me now, right,
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And he says, so, I'm going to make this holy.
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When he says that He's made us holy, it doesn't
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say he's made us perfect, right, It just means that
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he set us aside for him. Now we're not for
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us anymore, we're for him.
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Yeah, set aside, consecrated right.
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Right, And so now it's mine. And if you pray here,
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I will hear you here, because there's going to be
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times when you're going to get into sin. There's gonna
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be times when you're gonna disobey me, and I might
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have to send some grasshoppers to wipe out your fields,
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or I might need to send some things to remind
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you that you're here for me and that we are
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supposed to be together, and remind you that your pride
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is coming up in front of us. He says, So,
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if these things happen, one of my favorite verses in
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the Bible. He says, then if my people who are
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called by my name will humble themselves and pray and
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seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I'll
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hear from heaven, and I'll forgive their sins and restore
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their lands. My eyes will be open and my ears
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attended to every prayer made this place. I want to
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connect with you. And the minute you realize you're heading
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in the wrong direction, if and you realize you're my people,
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if you'll humble yourself, Remember James and Peter both tell us,
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humble yourself before God, and the due season he'll lift
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you up.
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Right.
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God resists the proud, but he gives grace to the humble.
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He said, humble yourself first, and then confess your sins.
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Right you say, humble yourself, pray seek my face. Turn
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from your wicked ways, he said, out here, and I'll
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forgive and I'll restore. It's one of my favorite verses
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in the Bible.
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So before I moved to Michigan, I worked at a
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church for seven and a half years at a small, little,
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tiny church. Then I went to a large church and
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I was there for like almost four years, and I
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started a college ministry for college students, and I was
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a college pastor. And they built a brand new building,
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educational building. They had a Christian school and we met
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on the third floor, so we kept on saying, Hey,
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meet on the third floor. Meet on the third floor.
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So I developed a name for a ministry, and we
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called a third floor, and I based it off of
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the temple. And what I said was is that, you know,
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I sort of gave the pitch that the closure you
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got to God you had to go up a level.
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So you know, there was sort of the outer courts
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at ground level, and then you you know, there's a
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set of stairs, then there was the other courts for
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the priests, and then there was another set of stairs,
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and on the third level was the most holy place.
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It was God's presence right. And then what I basically
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said was and this was a I'm giving you not
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the right explanation, but basically it was based on Hebrews
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four twelve, where it says, now we can go boldly
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into God's throne right and make our request, made no name,
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asking for grace and helping our time of need. And
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basically what I said was the moment that Jesus died
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on the cross, the veil ripped into I said, and
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then God's presence ushered out and into everybody. So God
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was not confined to an address. And so I said
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in that moment, I said, everybody was welcome to the
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third floor. That's what I said, right, I said, I said,
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it's an invitation that says everybody's not welcome to the
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third floor, right, And so I sort of pitched that.
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Everybody's like, oh, that's really cool, man, welcome to the
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third floor. So we've got on the third floor. Our
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ministry took off and went from nine students to like
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eighty five students in not a college town. Was really big, right.
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And then when the student Center was finally remodeled, we
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moved from the third floor of the educational wing down
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to the first floor of the and everybody on staff said, well,
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obviously you're going to change your name now, and I said, no, Well,
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why in the world would you ever call it third
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floor if you're gonna be me on the first floor.
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I'm like, you never got it, Like, did you were
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you listening? Are you? Did you go to Bible school
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the ghost? Right?
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The goal is the third floor?
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Pastor Rick? Yeah, you know, and so but yeah, that
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was the idea. So God's presence equal the third floor.
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So now we know that God did keep his promises.
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When Israel finally did totally defy him. Sometimes substantial time
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after this, God allowed Babylon to come in and destroy
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this temple. And for seventy years people did mock Israel,
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and they'd walked past this destroyed city and mock them
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and wonder why God did that. Then Nehemiah came back,
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They rebuild the city. They eventually rebuild the temple, and
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and and then it gets destroyed and then silent or
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then Herod King he builds it and it's destroyed. In
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eighty seventy there's never been another temple on the Temple
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mount again. Right now, there's a mosque where the temple
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used to sit in Jerusalem. But Paul tells us after
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the Cross, when God tore the veil in the temple
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from top to bottom, he literally did open the door
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for everybody to have access to God. Then Paul says,
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we are the temple. He said, don't you know that
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you're holy people, that God has made you the temple.
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So then glorify God in your body. Right, your body
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is the temple of God. Now, so if that's the case,
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you always qualify for that verse. If my people who
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are called my my name, you are His people right right,
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and you in your moment. You don't have to go
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to some holy place. God's called you and made you holy,
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and so you can go boldly before the throne of
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Grace and you qualify for this promise that you humble
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yourself and you pray, and you turn from your wicked ways,
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and you seek him, and he'll forgive us, and he'll
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restore your land right. And there's a lot of power there.
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So all the promises I believe that came along with
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obeying God, honoring God, the Temple, the blessings, the miracles
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that God did as a result of the Temple, I
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think every one of those is available to those that
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are followers of Christ now because we are the temple
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of God. Which then makes me think, I think a
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lot of times as Christians, boy, we sure do paint
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a lot of graffiti in God's temple. Yeah, we sure
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to do a lot of dumb things with God's temple. Now,
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you know, I would think we would think of our
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bodies and our decisions with our bodies, our life, the
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things we listen to, the things we do, the people
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that we're interacting with, who we sleep with, all that stuff.
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If we would realize that this literally is a temple
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of God. We sure do abuse it a lot.
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Sure, yeah, And I just want to say, maybe one
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of the closing thoughts could be this is such an
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unbelievably popular verse, isn't it. Then if my people, who
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already referenced it, right, then if my people who are
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called by my enable humble themselves and pray and seek
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my face and turn from the wicked ways, I would
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hear them from heaven, and I will forgive their sins
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and heal their land. It is definitely something that we
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always see when people say we need to pray for
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our nation, We need to pray as a people that
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we would, you know, turn back to God. And so
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we as as followers of Christ, need to always do
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our best to make sure that we are contributing to
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move God's kingdom forward so that we would always be
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a people corporately that would do our best to turn
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back to God. Because hey, the promise given back then
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is given by the same God who says the same things. Yeah, right,
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we just turned from our wicked ways. In any state
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that we find ourselves in, we humble ourselves, we recognize God,
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and then he will hear us. He will forgive our
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sins and heal our land.
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That's fantastic.
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That's a great, great gad verse. All right, well that's
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our time, so hopefully we will see you on Monday
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on the Bible.
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