The reason that I've chosen this topic to speak on this evening
is that I am convinced that in spite of the reproach of the
world. One who is a Christian will
continue to set a good example and must remain faithful to the
almighty God in doing. So, and when we live lives like
this others in the world, might look upon our Behavior as as
being holier than thou and take it as a condemnation in their
life. But even if this is true, it
must not deter the child of God from living a righteous life,
regardless of what the world might think, Noah is a wonderful
example of one. Who is best remembered for the
things that he had done in obedience to God.
He was a man that was in the minority and Alone, amidst the
world and a population of people who were completely
diametrically opposed to all of the values that he stood for and
the things that God would instruct him to do in his life.
And thus, he stands as one of those good examples for those
who would learn how it is that we must please God, even if we
live in the minority, Back in our text, in the 11th chapter of
the book of Hebrews. And verse number 7, we find that
the writer there, said by faith, Noah being warned of God of
things. Not seen as yet moved with fear
prepared, an ark to the saving of his house by which he
condemned the world and became heir of the righteousness, which
is by faith. I think it's important that you
and I understand the concept of condemnation by its Definition
condemned as defined. I understand, is defined like
this. It is by one's.
Good example to render another's wickedness more evident.
That's exactly what happened in the days of Noah, his righteous
life. Made the wickedness that was all
around him. More evident I would invite us
all now for a little while to discuss how it truly is.
That are Christian a child of God today by the life that he or
she lives. Truly condemns the world.
First of all, we noticed by way of an example and we want to
delve a little further into the example of Noah.
We find that he condemned the world, but how.
So, how did he condemned the World by his actions and by his
life? First of all, we find that
Noah's stand with God. God was cleared.
You know, I wonder if that could be said about all of us.
I wonder if people can look at my life and be able to say,
like, we could say of Noah that his stand with God was clear.
I will tell you this, by the way, that you live by the
decisions that you make, which will form you mold you and make
you and Define you. I would say that that determines
whether or not you're stand with God, is clear or not.
Or as some Christians lives are as such the world might look
upon their life and be surprised when they find out that he is a
Christian. They're surprised when they find
out that they come down here and worship with God's people
because their lifestyle, their stand with God is not clear.
Oh, but no was different. Noah in the midst of the world
that was filled with wickedness. His stand with God was cleared
in Genesis chapter 6 and verse 5.
The Bible says, and God saw that the wickedness of man was great
in the earth and that every imagination of the thoughts of
his heart was only evil continually in verse.
Number 6, of the very same chapter, it says this as a
result of What God had seen in the creation that he had made.
The Bible, says it repented, the Lord that he made, man on the
earth and it grieved him at his heart.
Then again, in verse 7, it says, and the Lord said, I will
destroy man. Whom I have created from the
face of the Earth, both man and Beast and the creeping thing and
the fowls of the air for it. Repenteth me that I have made
them. Then we find those words as
found in Verses 8 and 9, but Noah found Grace in the eyes of
the Lord. These are the generations of
Noah. Noah was a just man and perfect
in his generations and Noah walked with God.
You know, why Noah walked with God?
Because his stand with God, as we mentioned, a moment ago, was
clear, it was evident, it was not only evident to God almighty
It was evident and it was clear to the entire world as well.
And then we find as God looks upon this creation that he made
as he looks upon man, and he finds.
Oh, it wasn't man just overtaken in faults from time to time.
Much like when he destroyed the Twin Cities of Sodom and
Gomorrah, they couldn't find ten righteous people in those
cities. But here we find that the
thoughts of man's heart was evil continually Ali and God had
enough. He said I'm going to cause it to
flood. I'm going to make it rain and
I'm going to destroy all that I have created for.
The Bible says it repented God, that he had created, man.
When he looked and saw the corruptness of him, you know,
when God looked down upon man, you know what he found?
He found that man was corrupt filled with violence, filled
with all of those things that are opposite of being a Godly
person. But I want you to know this,
contrary to the world, these people were not in sin, and they
did not have these Lifestyles because they were born that way.
God did not create them that way, but God as we go back all
the way to the creation, the Bible says, when God created
Everything in Six Days on the seventh day he rested.
But when the time it was that God was finished and his work
was complete, the Bible says he sat back as it were and looked
at all that he had created and said, behold it was very good.
So, what happened? Well, we know in the account of
Adam and Eve cast out of the garden.
But what happened, what happened from the time that they were
cast out of the garden? And God said to them, be
fruitful and multiply and replenish the Earth, what
happened in those few chapters in The Book of Genesis, that
changed everything that went from a creation that was very
good to one. That was so corrupt, that God
said, I'm going to destroy the whole Whole business, I'm going
to destroy the whole matter, except for you Noah, and those
eight Souls, you're going to build an ark and you're going to
do exactly what I've said. Because the Bible says, Noah
found Grace in the eyes of the Lord.
You know, what happened with man?
No, they weren't created that way.
They weren't born that way. They weren't made that way.
The Bible says that all flesh had corrupted, his way upon the
Earth. That's what happened.
You know, what happens when a man sins, a man sins when he is
drawn away with his own lust with and by his own lust and he
is enticed, you know, we talked about this in times past,
temptation is not a sin. Giving in to the Temptation is a
sin, but Temptations are not sinful or else.
Jesus could not have lived a perfect life because Jesus was
tempted in all points like you and I are and yet without sin.
Oh indeed, this was a man, Noah. That was righteous in the eyes
of God. God says, I'm going to destroy
the Earth, you're going to build an ark.
This is how big it's going to be this.
What you're going to make it with.
And this is what you're putting in it and he did so for about
100 years or so. In Genesis chapter 6 and verse
22, the Bible says, thus did Noah, according to all that God
had commanded him. So did he from the time of the
warning until the time of the flood?
As I mentioned, just a moment ago around 100 years and this
showed where he stood with what the Lord wanted him to do
regardless of the thinking of the world also.
During this time, we find that Noah did other things too.
Not only did he build the ark. But the Bible says he was a
preacher of righteousness, a preacher of righteousness during
this time. Now then, excuse me.
In 2nd Peter chapter 2 and verse 5 Peter said and spared not the
old world, but saved Noah the eighth person a preacher of
righteousness bringing in the flood upon the world of the
ungodly. After the flood noticed, the
very first Act of Noah, an act of worship to God.
An act of service to God. The Bible says, in the eighth
chapter of the Book of Genesis, and the 20th burst that Noah,
builded, an altar. Upon to the Lord and took of
every clean beast and every fowl and whatsoever creepeth upon the
Earth after their kinds went forth out of the Ark.
Okay, so, what's the question before us?
The question is not, did he condemned the world for the word
of God tells us? He did?
So the question is, how did he do it?
Did you sit in a position of authority?
Like Darrell talked about this morning?
Those of us that stand here. We're only elevated literally
just so that you can see me and I can see you and I can project
my voice a little better, though.
I don't have a whole lot of trouble projecting my voice, but
that's the whole purpose of standing in this position is so
that we can be heard and seen and be more effective as a
speaker. But notice it is never the point
that a person sits in a position that he has Has elevated himself
and points the finger of scorn at another oh no condemning.
The world does not mean that and that's not what Noah did either.
He did not build himself a position where he could stand
upon and point the finger of scorn at all of those that he
knew that God was going to destroy in the flood.
Number one, I submit to you first of all, that Noah did.
So in four ways number one? Noah was right, and because Noah
was right, then all others were automatically and necessarily
wrong. He never had to say one word of
condemnation to the world specifically speaking.
He would speak. What?
God had instructed him to do when people would ask him?
What are you doing that for Noah, he could speak the truth.
He could speak about what God was going to do to the world.
He could speak of this flood. He could speak of this Arc.
He could speak of the things that God had instructed him to
do if he's so chewed chose to as a preacher of righteousness.
And just the simple fact that he was right and they were wrong,
condemned them. If Noah was right and all about
him, there should have been those that were helping him
build the ark but very sadly as happens in the world today, they
didn't believe the preacher. Again the word condemned as
defined is by one's good example to render another's wickedness
more evident secondly though. Here's another way that Noah
condemned the world, he condemned the world because of
his respect for God. God and His will, when God had
great respect or Noah had. Great respect for God in his.
Will that very act right there? Condemned the vein confidence of
the wicked world? That was around him.
You know, they might have said this, I don't know, but they
might have said, what's a flood Noah?
What are you talking about? It's never happened before.
Maybe they would say things that are very familiar to us today.
Maybe they would have said leave us alone.
We're happy. Like we are And so his, his
obedience and his respect for God, and His will condemned the
vein confidence of the world around him.
Thirdly, we find that his faith condemned their unbelief
examples of the things that they might have said regarding this.
They might have said, Noah, you are saying that we're wrong and
you're right, you don't understand.
We are all honest and sincere. Finally, no has obedience
condemned their Disobedience and their Rebellion as well.
You know, I would imagine that they would say something along
this line. You can't tell me what to do.
I don't have to listen to that. I'm not required to do that on
my own man. I don't even believe that there
is a God. Much less one that would destroy
the world with the flood. Oh, by the life, he lived by the
actions that he did by the things that he chose and his
decisions that he made. He condemned the world because
of his acts of obedience. Another example of one that was
condemning another because of the righteousness that he had
done in his life. We all know No, the story is
found in the fourth chapter of the Book of Genesis where we
have the story of Cain and Abel. A wonderful example.
Along this very line. You remember that after Adam and
Eve were cast out of the garden, they had two sons and those sons
names were Cain and Abel. And the Bible says that Abel was
a keeper of the sheep while Cain was a tiller of the ground.
And the scripture says that in the process of time Cain brought
forth fruit from the ground as an Offering to the Lord and Abel
brought forth of the firstlings of his flock, and the fat
thereof. And the Bible says, the Lord had
respect unto Abel, and for his offering and sacrifice, but unto
King, he had not respect. You know, there's nowhere in
God's word, not whole story, where we find that Abel went and
rebuked his brother. We're able when I told you so
shame on you for what you've done.
No. But because of what Abel had
done and because his sacrifice and his offering was respected
in the eyes of the Lord. The Bible says that Cain was
wroth and his countenance fell, you know, the Lord says to Cain.
Why are you angry? What are you so angry for?
Why is your countenance Fallen, if you do right, shouldn't good.
Things be and so on, shouldn't it be good for you?
If you have done that, which is right.
But if you have done that which is wrong, the Lord said sin
lieth at the door. And we know the story came
talked with Abel his brother, and when they were, in a field
Cain rose up against him and slew him, In summary of that
Abel's righteous conduct serve as condemnation of Kings,
unrighteous faithless conduct. Well, now I submit to you this
that you and I as Christians are also against the world, I don't
say this contradicting. Anything Daryl said because I'm
saying this along with what Darrell said, this is absolutely
true. We are in a Soul Saving
business. That's true.
We have to be part of the world in that we're not from it, we
don't exist from it. We're not cast out from it, but
we have to be in it in order that we might save the world.
So when I met Make this statement.
I'm not saying anything different than what he said.
I'm saying the very same thing, but I will tell you this by the
righteous conduct of the Christian, we condemn the world.
You know, sometimes we might get accused of having an attitude or
whatever, but folks, as long as we have the right heart and
speak the truth in love and live the Christian life, there are
going to be people that are not going to like it.
There's going to be people that are not going to like you and
befriend you there's going to be people in your life that were
once close to you that work. That work.
Dear friends of yours, maybe a sat down and you you made a
commitment to each other. That you'd always be friends.
Maybe you met early in your life, maybe you said we'll be
best friends forever, regardless of any of our circumstances,
regardless of anything that takes us in this world.
We're still going to be friends. Then you obey the gospel get
serious about your Christian Life and just maybe they no
longer like you today, Christians are against the
world. An example of this believing
wives for example or believing husbands their behavior May
well, cause an unbelieving companion to recognize his or
her loss, condition, and obey, the gospel as a result.
And First Peter chapter 3 beginning in verse 1, Peter said
likewise, ye wives be in subjection to your own husband's
that. If any obey not the word, they
also met without the word be won by the conversation or the
manner of life of the wives while they behold your chaste
conversation, coupled with fear, The Godly life of a Christian
condemns the ungodly, life of a non-Christian here, what the
Apostle Paul Said in First Corinthians chapter 7.
Now beginning in verse 12, Paul said but to the rest speak, I
not the Lord. If any brother hath a wife that
believeth not and she be pleased to dwell with him.
Let him not put her away and the woman, which hath an husband
that believeth not. And if he be pleased to dwell
with her, let her not leave him for the unbelieving.
Husband is Sanctified by the wife and the unbelieving.
Leaving wife is Sanctified by the husband else were their
children unclean but now are they?
Holy. But if the unbelieving depart
let him depart a brother or sister is not under bondage in
such cases but God hath called us to peace for what.
Knowest thou, o wife, whether Thou shalt save thy husband or
how knowest, thou o man, whether Thou shalt save.
Thy wife. There is two things that we have
to say before we go. Any further about that passage
of scripture that the Apostle Paul did.
In fact, write by divine inspiration to the church at
Corinth in First Corinthians chapter 7 some people would say
you see. It says these are the things
that he spoke and not the Lord. Another words, some would say
this was Paul's opinion and therefore, because it was Paul's
Because the Lord never said those things, then it is
something we can take or we can leave.
That is not what Paul was saying.
You see, Paul was dealing with the marriage relationship and
the marriage relationship was with a Christian with a
non-Christian here. What did Jesus talked about?
He simply said Jesus never referred to a relationship of
Christian and non-Christian Jesus only dealt with the
relationship. Relationship of a Christian
married to a Christian. That's number one.
Second thing we must take from this.
This is not Paul's authorization to meet someone and marry them
out of the church. That is not what he's saying
here either. He's not saying go ahead and
choose a wife or a husband that's out in the world, that is
not a Christian because after all who's to say that you
wouldn't convert them, That's not what he's saying here at
all. He's saying this.
These were people that were Jews.
These were people that were not Christians when they got
married. And then one obeyed the gospel
at some point in time, after they were married.
And Paul said, if they'd be pleased to dwell with thee, stay
with them and so on because who's to say that you might have
an opportunity to save them too. but, you know, We need to not
forget that the lives of faithful Christians are examples
to the Lost World regardless of the opposition that may be
before us. We must never draw back in this
sad tonight, isn't it sad? We all know someone I know far
too many. I know you do, too.
I know far too many people who have started their journey and
have drawn back. At the sad thing, I don't care
what's thrown your way. Don't ever draw back.
The Hebrew writer said this and Hebrews chapter 10, beginning in
verse 35 cast, not away, therefore your confidence, which
has great recompense of reward for ye have need of patience
that after you have done the will of God, you might receive
the promise for yet a little while while he that shall come
will come and will not. Terry.
Now, the just shall live by faith but notice if any man draw
back, my soul shall have no pleasure in him but we are not
of them who draw back unto Perdition, but of them that
believe to the saving of the Soul.
We find that the Apostle Paul, I believe that's who wrote the
Hebrew letter, you know, that is trying to give encouragement to
the Saints to never draw back. The reward comes.
When you make it through and you get to the other side and you've
made it through, you know, what he says, that's what happens to
those that don't make it through.
But I have a whole lot more confidence about you, you Hebrew
Brethren. I have confidence that you are
not going to draw back that you are not going to follow the ways
of perdition. And so the encouragement is
there to never draw back. He shows that God has no
pleasure at all, in those who begin to follow him.
And then draw back to the old world of sin.
How awful it is? Where loved ones are dying in
sin. On this night, you know, I don't
know if you stopped to consider. I know you probably have.
The Words, which say it is better to have never known, then
to have known, have obeyed. The gospel have become a
Christian and have drawn back. Imagine what that's like in the
eyes of God. Oh, there are those that may
never hear the gospel and shame on us.
Because of that, there are people that will be lost because
of ignorance and shame on us for not taking the gospel to the
world and all that. But I'm going to tell you
something, folks. There's going to be a lot of
folks that are going to be lost in that in a devil's.
Hell, because they began to build, but did not finish.
Well, that's sad. That's sad tonight.
Don't draw back. You remember some very, very
interesting verses of scripture that Jesus said in Luke chapter
9 about the concept of drawing back.
The Bible says and it came to pass that as they went in the
way, a certain man said unto him, Lord, I will follow thee
whithersoever thou goest. And Jesus said, unto him, foxes
have holes. And birds of the air have nests,
but the son of man, hath, not where to lay his head.
And he said unto another follow me, but he said, Lord suffer me
first to go and bury. My father, Jesus said unto him,
let the dead bury their dead, but go thou and preach the
kingdom of God. And another also said, Lord, I
will follow thee, but let me first go.
Bid them farewell, which are at home at my house and Jesus said
unto him. No, man having put his hand to
the plow and looking back is fit for the kingdom of God.
Let's break these down a little bit, break down, a few things.
That Jesus said, he said that there was an individual who had
decided to follow Jesus. He speaks of two people.
Jesus speaks of two men. They actually decided to follow
Jesus. The first one says, what seems
to be a reasonable request? He says Lord, I will follow thee
but just let me go and bury my father first You know, I will
say this maybe you have always had a complete understanding of
that phrase. I have to admit I have not
always had a complete understanding of that phrase and
I did not always have a complete understanding of the phrase that
Jesus says next. Now I believe that I do.
You see this man said let me go and bury my father that's all I
ask and when I'm done with that I'm going to come back and I'm
going to follow you. But Jesus responded and said Let
the dead bury the dead. I understand that it was a
Jewish custom. That when an individual living
under the Old Law under that old law, if he had a responsibility
toward the dead, he was freed temporarily from all other acts
of service and all other things that would be required of him.
Another words, the other precepts.
And so on would take a backseat to his responsibility to go on
and care for the dead. But Jesus responds like this.
Jesus says, Let the dead bury the dead.
Well, first of all, the context here, this man's father.
As understood was probably still alive.
But very sick, maybe very feeble and very old.
And what this man was asking is, I'll come, but I want to put it
off just a little while, and I'm going to put it off so that I
can be there to take care of the responsibilities that I have as
a Jewish young man. For my dead father, when it
happens. Jesus said, let the dead bury
the dead. Here's what I didn't understand.
I didn't understand how all that fit, but you see, there are two
types and we all know this of death, their spiritual dead, and
there's physical dead, and Jesus, and one little sentence
touches on both, you know, what he says.
You let the spiritually dead go bury the physically dead.
On the flip side of that. You are not spiritually dead.
Dead. You are spiritually alive and
because you are you have a responsibility of going out and
preaching about the kingdom Another words Jesus is saying to
this man. Don't let anything in the flesh.
Physically come in the way of your service spiritually.
You know, I look at that and I think, wow, that was kind of a
reasonable request. He was asking, wasn't it?
What about the next fella? The next fellow says, I'll
Follow You. Lord.
I surely will He was willing to do it.
He doesn't even ask for a long period of time that he wants to
himself before he comes. He just says this.
Let me go home and bid them farewell and that reasonable In
the Flesh. It seems like it would be it in
the flesh. It would seem like Jesus would
say, that's okay. Go, say your good-byes.
And then, come on. This man was not saying I'm not
going to do it for a long period of time.
I'm he wasn't uncertain about his service.
He just said this, I will do it. I will follow.
I will obey. I will preach it.
I will do all of that. I just want to go to say goodbye
to my family. First reasonable Jesus said any
man. That puts his hand to the plow.
And looks back is not fit for the kingdom of God.
That's what Jesus thought about that.
You know why? Because if you look back, you
will draw back. And if you draw back and you
quit, you will be lost. I know we spend a lot of time
talking about our commitments. Darryl did this morning, I
appreciate that. Why do we keep doing that?
Aren't these words glaring to you?
It tells me that if anything gets in the way of my service, I
am not fit for the kingdom of God.
That's what it says. What lesson is Jesus teaching
you? And I from those words Express
so long ago, here it is. You grab onto that plow.
You put your head down. If you have to you, don't look
side to side. You don't look behind you and
you move on, you press on to the mark and you do it all the days
of your life. You are spiritually alive, you
are not spiritually dead, and don't you dare look back.
That's what he's saying. I know that sometimes things
happen that cause folks to draw back, I know that sometimes
various forms of persecution. You know, how many times have
you heard, either me, say, or somebody that were not
persecuted, like those of old that's true.
But, you know, something there are persecutions of some
magnitude or else. What did, what did the Bible
mean in 2nd, Timothy chapter 3 and verse 12?
What did Paul mean then if we don't have persecutions, Today
he said ye and all that will live Godly in Christ Jesus shall
suffer persecution. That tells me that that asked to
include me too. But persecutions may be mild or
they might be very strong. How about one, how about
ridicule, how about being ostracized?
How about being threatened with bodily harm?
We've never fought faced that that I know of.
But what about that? What about those?
That would be arrested and imprisoned cast into prison
because of their faith. Some of these things are reasons
why people give for giving up and drawing back some even use
family problems as reasons for drawing back.
I'm going to tell you this. One thing I've come to realize
in my short lifetime. Is it's never never any good.
No, good ever comes on the other side.
When you quit? You heard me say this?
I got it from somebody else. I had a brother tell me these
very words. Quoted me to me the other day,
but I had to say, well, you know, I didn't come up with
that, I got it from somebody else, he thought it was my dad,
I did and I got it from another preacher from a sermon he
preached in 1966. But the fire that melts, the wax
will harden the clay. It depends on what you subjects,
the Flames to the trials in our life.
I don't care if they're in our family, in the world in our jobs
or wherever they are designed to make us better and stronger when
we make it through to the other side.
But no. Good ever comes from giving up.
You can look at it from a very common way in sports a man.
Gives up on his workout is not going to be strong enough when
the race comes. A man that quits when the pain
comes on him, when it builds up in him and he's got nothing left
and he gives up Oh, that fellow being a coward dies?
A thousand deaths? Because he simply didn't do his
best. He drew back.
We need the family unit to be strong.
We need to lean on one another and all of us in our families,
lean on God. Sometimes people say, well, I'm
going to, I'm not going to stand for what's, right?
I just don't want to rock the boat.
I'm going to tell you something tonight, folks.
Jesus Christ was a boat rocker. Absolutely, he never had the
Mind. Well, let's just not rock the
boat. I'm going to tell you something.
Jesus taught love, Jesus was the epitome of love Jesus was
perfect in every way that I'm going to tell you, right now, he
wasn't some milk toast, man. He's the strongest man that ever
lived. And you know what he said?
This is a man of love. Now, this is what he said.
Matthew chapter 10, beginning in verse 32 whosoever, therefore
shall confess me before men him will?
I confess also before my Father which is in heaven but whosoever
shall deny me before men him. Will I also deny before my
Father, which is in heaven. Think not that I am come to send
peace on Earth. I came not to send peace, but a
sword for I am. Come to set a man at variance
against his father and the daughter against her mother and
the daughter in law against her mother-in-law and a man's foes
shall be, they of his own household.
He that loveth father or mother more than me is.
Not worthy of me, and he, that loveth son, or daughter more
than me is not worthy of me. And he, that taketh not his
cross. And follow after me is not
worthy of me. He that findeth his life shall
lose it. It and he, that loses his life
for my sake. Shall find it.
You know, if the world is too comfortable around us get this.
Now, if the world is too comfortable around us, it's time
to check our Behavior. It's time to take stock on our
Behavior. If I live my life tomorrow and
everybody I come in contact with and I realize when people don't
know you and they just see you and so on you're not going to
have that kind of impression. I'll tell you this though.
People that know us and are around us all the time.
Do they get comfortable around us with their dirty stories?
Do they get comfortable around us when they use foul language
or do they slip and say it and apologize to you?
Is the world to comfortable around us?
If it is, we need to check our Behavior because the truly
righteous behavior of a Christian will automatically
condemned the unrighteous behavior of The Sinner in the
world just like this. You don't drink.
They drink. You don't lie, they lie.
You don't look use filthy language, but they do, you are
honest. But they are not.
You are morally, pure but they are immoral you worship
regularly. They don't you have an
uncompromising Faith. They compromised, you give as
you've been prospered, they don't give it all you give,
unflinching obedience to God. And they obey When it's
convenient, they are uncomfortable around us folks
because you are what they ought to be and are not.
You see your obedience is a condemnation of their
Disobedience. We often say this, we often say,
let's not get too comfortable with the world.
That's true. But let us also say this.
Let's not let the world get too comfortable.
Around us. Our purpose is to live in such a
way that others may. See our good works and glorify
Our Father, which is in heaven for this reason, So that they
would be ashamed in the condition that they're in.
So that they will decide to obey right alongside you.
That's what it's about. It isn't a holier-than-thou
attitude, like the world says you live the Christian Life.
You stand for what's right? You check your behavior of
others are too comfortable. In a worldly, sense around you.
And realize we have a responsibility.
Greatest sermon ever. Preached is the life of a
Christian. I'm going to say something, I
know some sisters that have lived their life, all their
life, some older sisters, If they're sermon without them
saying a word is as loud as any preacher has ever stood, as
eloquent as any man has ever stood before a body of people
and proclaimed and preached for any given amount of time.
That's the greatest sermon. Ever the life.
Of a Christian in Closing, one man, wrote this.
He said my life shall touch a dozen lives before the day is
done. Leave countless marks for good
or ill are sets the Evening Sun. This is the wish I always wish
the prayer, I always pray, Lord made my life help other lives,
it touches along the way. We thank you for listening to
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