Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Love Quest International
Church Podcast, where we seek to love all nations, equip the
church, mobilize the equipped, and serve all.
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It's go time. Let's get into it, Jesus.
Isaiah 11, verse 2. And the Spirit of Lord shall
rest upon him the Spirit of wisdom and understanding, the
spirit of counsel and might, the Spirit of knowledge, and of the
reverential and obedient fear of the Lord.
This is prophesied of Jesus. And then in Romans 811.
And if the Spirit of him who raised up Jesus from the dead
dwells in you, then he who raised up Christ Jesus from the
dead will also restore to your life mortal bodies through his
Spirit who dwells in you. Oh, the same Spirit that raised
Jesus, The same Spirit that raised Jesus, the spirit of
counsel, the spirit of might, the spirit of knowledge, the
spirit of the reverential fear of the Lord.
Hallelujah. The same Spirit that raised
Christ, He dwells in you who believe.
The same Spirit of understanding, the same spirit
of counsel, the same spirit of might.
You're looking for counsel. The Spirit of Lord is upon you.
You're looking for the spirit of mind.
He dwells richly within you. And to all who've received
Jesus, Amen. What a revelation man God is
good. Wow.
Now, my name is Elder Brett and our pastors, Pastor Terence and
Pastor Julia, are away this weekend.
For those who are new, they're just to wait for this weekend
but send their love. And we are excited to see what
God is doing here in this house today.
And I want to thank Pastor Terence and Pastor Julia for the
opportunity and blessing it is to be able to share from this
platform. And thank you.
Thank you for being courageous and bold in your faith to
establish a work and walk with Jesus and in honouring him.
And you're a blessing for us and an example of what it means to
follow the Lord. Do you agree?
Yeah, Very blessed to have pastors like that.
So we're going to continue with the message on Lush perfecting
the Saints. And this has been the subject
for the theme for a few weeks now.
And it's the perfecting of the Saints.
So who here is a St. right? All those who believe in Jesus,
right? And the perfecting is the
maturing. He's bringing us into maturity.
He's bringing us into a place where we come to know Him in a
deeper way. And then Pastor Teres gave a
prophetic word, and in the prophetic word says he's
equipping us because the wind's about to blow.
The wind is about to blow. We were singing about the Holy
Spirit in Acts 24. The Spirit came is the sound of
a rushing, mighty wind. A sound of the wind is a great
sound when the Holy Spirit came in Acts chapter 2.
In John chapter 3 and verse 8, Jesus is speaking to Nicodemus
and he says the wind blows where it wills, and though you hear
its sound, yet you neither know where it comes from nor where it
is going. So it is with everyone who is
born of the Spirit. Often we can hear the wind going
through the trees or you hear the wind whistle through through
the, the sheds or back home. We'd often have corrugated iron
back home. I'm home.
But back in Australia where I grew up, we had corrugated iron
roofs and sometimes the wind would blow through and get a
whistle sound, you know, and you could hear the wind but you
couldn't see the wind, right. You didn't see wind.
You'd see what the wind would, would blow up or the, the flags
would move and you know there was wind because the flags, you
know, straight out. So there's a wind occurring, but
you don't see the wind. And so Jesus is saying as it is,
so it is with the Holy Spirit. As the wind of the Spirit blows,
we see how the Spirit of God actually works in US and to to
move through us to touch other people's lives as well.
So it's the effect of the wind. And today we're going to talk
about three things. The wind exposes, the wind
refreshes and the wind reveals. Would you?
I've seen some tropical cyclones in Australia, hurricanes here.
I've never been in one. Has anyone been in a hurricane
before? Anybody?
No, we're all. Oh, yeah.
Well, there you go. J TS been there.
And you go in into a hurricane and that wind will blow really
hard. And usually there's a little bit
of time. And so you see on the news, oh,
there's a, there's a hurricane coming in.
So they've, they've got plywood in there, they're boarding up
all the, the windows and they're securing anything they can find,
trying to make sure that the wind is not going to blow away
what they have. But what happens in the
hurricane is the wind exposes weakness.
So there's a, a weakness maybe in a roof.
And also that roof is gone. It's exposed.
It's exposed that it wasn't secure, it wasn't able to
maintain its position. And if a roof comes off a house
or a building, everything within the building is now exposed,
exposed to the rain, exposed to the elements.
And this is part of how the Lord works when he blows in the
Spirit. The work of the Holy Spirit is
to expose those parts of our life to make an exposure, not to
embarrass, not to point the finger, not to condemn, but
rather exposure to heal, to bring correction, to create a
new space to to make the way clear.
And that exposure reveals things.
And so when the wind of the Spirit is blowing, be aware that
the wind of the Spirit will expose those things that are
weaknesses. Where there's a weak point,
there's an exposure because the wind blows through, it finds a
space. Matthew Chapter 7 and verse 24
reads Anyone who listens to my teaching and follows it, You
said that and follows it and follows it.
Repeat after me and follows it. This is a workshop.
It's more of a workshop than a than a lecture.
So I'm going to invite you to participate and I'll surprise
you from time to time. OK?
Anyone who listens to my teaching and follows it is wise,
like a person who builds a house on solid rock.
Though the rain comes in torrents and the floodwaters
rise and the winds beat against that house, it won't collapse
because it is built on bedrock or solid rock.
But anyone who hears my teaching and doesn't obey it is foolish,
like a person who builds a house on sand.
When the rains and floods come and the winds beat against that
house, it will collapse with a mighty crash.
So we have two houses and before the winds come and the rains
come they could look like the same house.
Beautiful Bay windows, a lovely gourmet kitchen.
The extra spice kitchen, which I don't know what they do in
there, but sometimes the houses have that spice kitchen and then
the, you know, 5 bedrooms and a media room and all the
accoutrements you want. And they might look the same.
But then the wind comes and the rain comes and the storm comes
and the challenge comes and then we find out that one of them is
built on a solid rock and one of them is built on sand.
And have you ever made a sand castle, made a sandcastle and
then the then the wave comes in and he goes, it's gone, right?
All that work down the drain. OK, never was much work when I
did them. But but the sandcastle does not
stay because it's not on solid rock.
It's on sand sand. It moves, it shifts, it has
uncertainties to it. Now what's interesting is Jesus
doesn't say that the house built on the rock is the person who
built the house on the rock heard, but the person who built
their house on the sand did not hear.
It says both of them heard the word.
So both the man who built the house on the rock and the man
who built the house on the sand heard the same things they heard
from the Lord in the same way. The difference was the
obedience. It wasn't that they didn't hear
the same thing. And the guys go, oh, I didn't
hear that. No, you heard the same thing.
One person put it into practice and when the exposure came, they
remained solid. The other one heard the message
but didn't apply it, didn't put it into practice, didn't, didn't
say, yeah, that's, that's for me.
I've got to do something about that.
I've got to see change in my life.
I've got to see a move in my life.
I I hear that word, I'm going to act on it.
Rather, they heard the word and let it slide.
And when trouble came, when exposure came, it fell flat on
the ground. So it's not hearing the word,
it's doing it. In fact, you honour the word of
God. When you activate the word of
God, there's an honour attached to it.
The wind is blowing to blow out the shakable.
We're talking about hurricanes. If it finds a table that's not
secured, it's going to take it off.
It's going to, I think it was in the movie Twister or maybe it
was in Wizard of Oz, I don't know.
There's a tornado and then there's a cow in there with a
cow wasn't secured that ends up blown away.
That's right. But it but the wind is coming to
blow out the shakable. And in many cases, what it is,
is areas within our life where we have decided our way was
easier. And as the Holy Spirit is
moving, especially in this season, he's calling us to live
in the unshakeable. In Hebrews 12, verse 28, the
writer talks about how there's a shaking, but do not fear because
we live in an unshakeable Kingdom.
When we are built on Christ and obedient to what He's called us
to, we are in an unshakeable Kingdom.
They're shaking around us. They're shaking in the world.
They're shaking. That occurs.
But we are built on the solid rock of Jesus, an unshakeable
Kingdom. First John chapter 2 and verse
3. And we can be sure that we know
Him if we obey his commandments. Say that with me obey his
commandments and we can be sure that we know him if we obey his
commandments. If someone claims I know God, I
know him, I've heard all about him.
I, I I read it, I read the Bible.
I I know who he is but doesn't obey God's commandments.
That person is a liar and is not living in the truth.
Now this is some straight talking from John.
He said you can claim to know him, but if you're not obeying
him, you don't know him, you don't know who he is, continues
on and says. But those who obey God's word
truly show how completely they love him.
They show it in the words they speak, in the way they engage
with people, in their steps of faith.
They show it, They show their love.
It's revealed. If I said to my wife Stacey, I
love you. And then I never talk to her all
day. I ignore her.
At night. I make dinner, but just for me.
I I walk out in the morning, never talk to her, turn my face
away from her. What does my love word mean?
Does this saying the word I love you, does that, does that mean
anything? If it doesn't have a backup to
it, have a support to it, have a substance to it.
But those who obey God's Word truly show how completely they
love Him. This is how we know we are
living in Him. Those who say they live in God
should live their lives as Jesus did.
Here is the example. This is the standard He's
calling us to, seeking to walk out our lives as Jesus did.
Walk out our lives in the way that he set as an example.
And this is how we know we're living in Him.
Dear friends, I'm not writing a new commandment for you.
Rather it is an old one you have had from the very beginning.
This old commandment to love one another is the same message you
heard before, yet it is also new.
Jesus lived the truth of this commandment, and you also are
living it. For the darkness is disappearing
and the true light is already shining.
But if anyone claims I am living in the light but hates a fellow
believer, that person is still living in darkness.
Anyone who loves a fellow believer is living in the light
and does not 'cause others to stumble.
But anyone who hates a fellow believer is still living and
walking in darkness. Such a person does not know the
way to go, having been blinded by the darkness.
It's quite a clear separation between light and dark.
In first John chapter one verse 4, John says God is light and
there is no darkness in him. So right at the outset of this
letter he is identifying the clear defining marks between
what is of God light and what is not of God, darkness.
Remember, darkness of itself is not a thing, it's just the
absence of light. They measure the amount of
darkness by the amount of light they see, because you can't
measure darkness. Darkness is just the absence of
light. So here he's saying when you
love, when you care for your fellow believer, the way you're
treating them is an indication of whether you're abiding in
him, how you are joined to God. If you hate your brother, you're
not walking in the light. You're not walking in the light
that he's called us to, you're choosing to walk in the
darkness. Proverbs 26, verse 20.
For lack of wood the fire goes out, and where there is no
whisperer, contention ceases. As coals are to hot embers and
as wood to fire, so as a quarrelsome man to inflamed
strife, a whisperer is someone who likes to go into the corner,
a gossip, A whisperer, someone who's coming into the corner to
the quiet place to have that conversation because it doesn't
want to be exposed to the lights.
In in our foundations course that we we run as an
introduction to love quest. In the second foundations
course, we talk about being centre of the ring, not going to
our corners, not going into our dark places, not going into the
side places, but bringing it up to the open so we can talk about
it, we can expose it. And when you do that, you take
wood away from the fire, right? The Whisperer adds wood to a
fire, adds stocking to that flame, the the flame that burns
to destruction. But when you bring it to the
open, the open spaces, that's when God moves.
That's when we're able to see in light.
And when we are doing that, now the whole body can operate in
unity. The whole body can operate well
because there's not a dysfunctional little pinky toe
going off to the side here, right?
There's a unity that keeps us together, keeps us strong
together, and sets us up for what God has for us.
You see, there's health in that. At first, John, it was very
clear. Love one another.
Love that. Love that cares enough to watch
over somebody, that love that cares enough to be vulnerable.
Love that doesn't go to the darkness.
Love wants to be in the light. So there's a wind that is
exposing and bringing us into a place of vulnerability.
Now that exposure is not for embarrassment, but for good.
We talked about in the first experience, God is good.
And when we understand that first it becomes our governing
measure for everything else that's going on.
A governing measure is the measure from which all other
measures come from, right? How we so this is three, well,
Home Depot kind of have a governing measure, right?
They've got that thing post on the board and 10 feet is 10
feet. If it's 10 feet to that right,
that's 10 feet. I can argue that the 10 feet is
longer or shorter, but the 10 feet is what the governing
measure says, right? And so I have to pay that amount
in the same way. God is good is our governing
measure. God is good.
So now I interpret my encounters, my experiences, my
personal challenges in light of God's goodness.
And now his exposure, in light of the fact that God is good, is
actually for our well-being, our health, our strength, our
capacity, our maturity into the things of Jesus.
The wind exposes, then the wind refreshes.
Acts 319 says, and now you must repent and turn back to God so
that your sins will be removed, and so that times of refreshing
will stream from the Lord's presence.
What an amazing thing when we repent, when we come into God's
presence, when we turn our back on our sins, it promises that we
get times of refreshing and not just ordinary times of
refreshing. What does it say?
From the Lord's presence, from the very presence of God,
refreshing flows from the very presence of the Saviour.
He's refreshing us. He's filling us.
Chris letting on our Monday night prayer call gave.
We were talking about the wind is blowing and he gave this
story illustration. He was out, they were doing some
hunting and they were coming back from that and coming up the
mountain and they had a backpack full of of gear and coming up
that mountain. It was hot and it was difficult
and it was challenging. And as he was doing it, then he
caught the breeze, the refreshing of the breeze, and it
gave him a second wind. The wind of the Spirit is
blowing to refresh us, to enable us, to strengthen us.
The wind of the Spirit is blowing to refresh our souls, to
refresh us to be able to walk in the next steps He's calling us
to, to be prepared for it. The spirit is blowing to refresh
your soul. Matthew 11 verse 28 past Terence
preached from this just last week.
It says come to me all you who labour and are heavy laden and
overburdened and I will cause you to rest.
I will ease and relieve and refresh your souls.
There's a power in that. When we come to the Lord, we
come to Jesus and we we come in repentance and we come in with
hope and we come filled with faith.
He says I will cause you to rest.
We don't have to fight to find rest, he's saying.
I will actually cause you to come into rest.
I will cause you to come into a place where your soul is
undisturbed, a place of rest in me.
The first step is come to me. Come into his presence.
Come to Him and He'll cause you to rest.
He'll bring you to a place of rest.
In Psalm 23, He leads me beside still waters.
He restores my soul. That is what He's doing,
restoring our souls, restoring us from the insider.
That anxiety that has possessed you is causing you to rest a
trouble that has consumed your mind.
He says come to me and I'll cause you to rest.
That addiction that has bound you, that thing that has caught
you up, He says I'll come to me, I will deliver you and give you
a rest. You see, we talked about how
great God is in Job 38 to 41. I read it this week because why
not? And it's a fantastic part of Job
where we get past all the complaining bits and all the
back and forth. And the Lord says Job questions,
what are we doing? And the Lord says, where were
you? Where were you when I measured
the earth? Where were you when I set the
boundaries of the water? Where were you where I told and
taught the lightning bolt to go a certain path?
Where were you when I said how the way of light?
He is God Almighty, and He's calling you to come into His
rest. He's inviting you to come into
that place of His peace. His invitation has come back to
me. Yes, certainly.
For those who have yet to receive Christ, come back to
him. Be reconciled to God, as it says
in Two Corinthians 5. Be reconciled to Him.
And for those who do believe, come into His presence.
Don't let the busyness of life keep you from His presence, the
place of His rest, the place of His fullness, the place where He
desires to be dwelling with you. His word says abide in me and I
will abide in you. And if you abide in me, you'll
be greatly fruitful and abiding presence.
And the invitation is to everyone.
There's no one cancelled from this invitation, but the
requirement is that you come. That's the first part.
Come to me, that's our call, that's our action, and I will
cause you to rest. I will refresh your soul, take
my yoke upon you and learn of me.
As interesting is he wants to teach us.
He wants to he's he wants to teach you about who he is.
He wants to teach you. He wants to teach you about how
to live life. He wants to teach you the best
way, the best ways. Learn of me next slide, for I am
gentle and humble in heart and you will find rest for your
souls. The wind is moving to refresh
our souls. He's calling us to a place of
rest. He's calling us to a place of
absolute dependence and reliance on Him and communion with Him,
time with Him, time spent in his presence.
He loves you. He desires to be with you.
The wind reveals. So we had the wind exposes,
revealing those, making us aware of those things that maybe have
weaknesses or where he wants to bring change in our lives.
The wind refreshes us to build up our soul, to encourage us, to
help us in our life and in our days.
And then the wind reveals and in the revelation, in the
revealing, the Holy Spirit is revealing the things that he's
spoken into your life. Maybe there's a windstorm and
all of a sudden you see those stories where there's a storm
and also, oh wow, that's the secret treasure right there.
We never knew it was there because it was covered with all
the dust and cobwebs and everything.
But now we know because the wind is blown, right?
The Holy Spirit is moving to reveal Jeremiah chapter 23 and
verse 23 to 24 says am IA God at hand, says the Lord and not a
God afar off. Can anyone hide himself in
secret places so that I cannot see him?
Says the Lord did not I feel the heavens and the earth, says the
Lord fills it. You go back to the other slide.
Can anyone hide in a secret place?
God's saying I made the heavens and the earth.
You can't hide from me. I made it all.
I put it all in place. There's no way you could run
that. I can't see you.
It's revealed. No way you can hide.
No secret place where God can't reach you.
There's nowhere he can't see you, but he wants to reveal
himself to you. Hebrews 4 verse 12 to 13 says,
For the word of God is living and powerful and sharper than
any 2 edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and
spirit and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the
thoughts and intents of the heart.
See the Word of God. The word that God gives pierces,
breaks through, breaks through the facade, breaks through the
barrier, breaks through those things that you're putting up.
God's Word gets to the heart of it.
He gets to the heart of what you're dealing with, and he is a
discerner. It is a discerner of the
thoughts and intents of the heart, the unseen places.
The place where you have a thought but you don't tell
anybody, can't hide from him. The place where you maybe have
that disappointment you should never shared with anybody.
Can't hide from him. But he reveals.
To heal, He reveals. To build you up, He reveals.
To empower you, He reveals to mature you.
He reveals because His heart is towards you.
He reveals because He is intent on knowing you and having you
know Him. He reveals because His intention
is that you might grow into the image of Jesus.
He reveals because He doesn't want you to scrape by, scrape
into heaven, get a golden ticket, run up the fire escape,
all those different things that define somebody who says, oh I
prayed once and I am good, sure, OK, but God did not save you to
leave you unchanged. He saved you to bring you into
the image of Christ. Galatians 419 says that you
would be moulded into the image of Christ.
Ephesians chapter 4 around verse 21 says that you're matured into
the very stature of Christ, that we're growing more and more like
Him. Your kids have two fairly grown
up kids now and your kids start to grow more and more like you.
Not that much, but sometimes there's a, there's a saying or
a, a, a twitch of, you know, we can both wiggle our ears, things
like that. Because we've been around each
other, right? We, we, we've, we've rubbed off
on each other. You, you've, you've influenced,
you've been, you've had times of closeness because family do
that. Then you have times in family
where it's not joyous, but that rubbing off that that that
that's what comes as we are more in his presence to know him.
There's a verse, it's Philippians 3 verse 8 and Paul's
writing and he says I counted all as dung for the knowledge of
Jesus. He's talking about all the big
things he's done all the, all the the the accolades he could
have and talk about. And he says I counted all as
rubbish compared to this knowing Jesus because he's revealing in
you to bring fruit in your life. He's he's showing these areas
the wind is blowing to reveal so that you can be more like him.
You can walk like him, talk like him, love like him.
The wind is blowing to bring us to surrender.
Galatians 5, verse 22 to 23. But the fruit of the Holy
Spirit, the work which His presence within accomplishes, is
love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness,
faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.
Against such things there is no law that can bring a charge.
The wind of God is revealing, so we can be fruitful, the verse 22
says. But the fruit of the Holy
Spirit, the work which His presence within accomplishes,
His Lovejoy, peace, patience, kindness, etcetera.
It's his presence within us. It's our abiding in him.
It's our resting in him. It's our reliance on him.
It's our hoping in him. It's our yielding to him.
It's our surrender to him. See these things are, you know,
we might try for a short period of time to just change our
behaviour. I'll just, I can really do it.
I'll just, I'm going to, I'm going to just not swear for the
next 14 days. I can do it right.
OK, the next 14 days, All right. The behaviour modification by
intent can have some results, but a surrendered life.
Has a different motive. See a life that is determined to
behaviour modification by my own grit must require the power to
do it from you. A surrendered life.
A life surrendered to God. Now I'm pressing in.
I'm leaning into him. And yeah, I have my trips, I
have my bumps, I have my fault, but my leaning is into him.
My surrender is in him. And now when I go, oh, this,
this, this person's hard to love.
But am I surrendered? Am I surrendered?
Have I surrendered to him? Have I surrendered my life to
him? Then it doesn't matter what I
think about that situation. I am a surrendered vessel.
John 15. I think I referenced it earlier,
but it's abide in me and I will abide in you and you'll be only
those who abide in me will be fruitful.
Abiding is the dwelling, the living, the surrendered life.
The wind of the Spirit is moving and calling us to that place of
surrender, the place where He is the governor of my life, a place
where I am fully at rest in Him. And that will change the way I
see. It'll change the way I speak.
It changes my priorities. A surrendered life is a yielded
life, but a surrendered life in Him is an abundant life.
Jesus said if any man come after me, he must take up his cross,
deny himself and follow me. Holy Spirit is blowing to bring
us into a place of holiness and surrender.
Holy Spirit is calling to us, revealing, revealing to us so
that we can walk clear sighted. He is exposing roots that are
broken and damaged. He's exposing roofs that have
become weakened. The Holy Spirit is speaking.
Have ears to hear. The Holy Spirit is calling,
calling us to a place of His abundance where we abide in Him.
Holy Spirit is exposing for your good.
Let the light shine. Let the light of His glory have
full sway in your life. Holy Spirit, we thank you for
your great work. Lord, move on us.
Bring us to the place of dependence on you.
Lord, move through our life. Reveal what you're doing, Reveal
correction, reveal maybe lost calls, Reveal those
disappointments when we gave up on a promise that we know is
true in the Word. Bring it back, Lord, to our
remembrance. So we take it up again in faith,
Lord, the calls on our life, the promises that we have allowed
slip by. Lord, thank you, You're
refreshing them, You're renewing them.
You're bringing them back to our remembrance.
Those spirit is blowing to reveal Lord a thank you, that
new life, New Hope, new love, Lord of freshness to our love
for you. Let us come back to that first
love, that first zeal, that first passion that that first
reality and joy we had in you. Oh, that enthusiasm and zeal for
God, this knowing of who you are.
Father, I praise you. Your wind is blowing, touching
every part, every corner. Lord, move on huts.
Bring to remembrance the call. Bring to remembrance the
passion. Bring to remembrance, Lord,
those things you brought us to and brought us through.
Holy Lord, we surrender to you, surrender our anxieties, we
surrender the things that have tormented us, and we come to
you. Lord, peace, come life, come
joy, love. Thank you, Lord, you're pouring
out your love. Thank you, Lord, you're pouring
into hearts a refreshing of your love to have a fresh experience
of what that love means. You're equipping us to walk out
that love and share that love. Talk about that love.
Lord God, thank you that you're moving here.
I invite you call on the Lord. Call on the Lord.
Maybe there's a something he's revealed, come to the Lord and
repent and yield it up to him. Maybe he's reminding you of a
call, a promise you've become detached from through time, but
God is bringing you back. Call upon the Lord.
Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord.
Walk in your ways. Walk in your presence.
We rested you, Lord. Thank you, Holy Spirit.
Thank you, Lord. Praise you, mighty God.
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah.
All glory to you, Lord. Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah. All be revelation, Lord.
Thank you, Holy Spirit. Hallelujah, Hallelujah.
Praise you, Lord. Praise you, Lord.
Hallelujah. For some of you, darkness has
surrounded you in your mind. You don't think anyone saw it,
You don't think anyone noticed it.
You have a great facade, a great image, but there's darkness come
to Jesus, come into his presence.
He sees it. He is the deliverer.
He is light. There's no darkness in Him.
He is light, the torment of nightmares.
He is light. There's no darkness in him.
He is life. He is hope.
He is the deliverer. Don't double check, don't double
think. Just call on him now.
He's here to bring life. He's rare to bring lights.
He's here to bring hope. He is the Lord God Almighty.
Here's our deliver. Thank you, Lord.
Hallelujah. Thank you so much for tuning
into this week's sermon. We pray you were challenged,
equipped and encouraged. Make sure to follow us on all
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You know the motto, get your love fixed man and we'll see
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