Amen. All right, everybody.
Good morning. We're in Deuteronomy chapter 1.
We're going to dive into verses 19 through 40. 6 prayerfully and
then. Topical over chapter 2, a little
bit on chapter 3 and then maybe. We'll be done.
So that's our. Goal this morning.
We'll see how the Lord reveals it to us.
We're again. Our main passage this morning is
Deuteronomy chapter 1, verses 19 through 46, as Pastor Aaron
mentioned. Last week we're we're we're in
the middle or the beginning of a sermon that Moses is preaching
to the second generation of Israelites.
Here. So remember the the first did
not go. They're there.
They're on the the cusp of the promised land literally right
there looking at the promised land and, and, and we see from
our passage this morning and what we know from the Bible is
they, they didn't do it that they did not go up to the
promised land because they, they did that they, they, they the,
the first generation died off and the.
Second generation is is. Here.
And so Moses is speaking to the second generation.
He's reminding them of what happened in the first
generation. And then we're going to see in,
in, in after 2A shift of what's going on currently with the
second generation of Israelites. And so that's, that's kind of
the flow that we see this morning.
And so hopefully, hopefully that's that's what we see.
But instead of stepping forward in, in faith the, the first
generation, they hesitated. And what they did was they did a
few things right. We're going to look at that this
morning prayerfully, by by God's grace, we're going to look at 2
primary things. All right, if you.
Take a note Here we go how disobedience is rooted in
unbelief and how disobedience always has a cost.
So. We're going to look at.
This morning, disobedience. We think about our own lives as
we reflect for just a few moments.
So we think about the moments in our own lives that we were
disobedient. To God.
The times he called us to do something and we didn't do those
things, or the times that we did something that we shouldn't have
done, which is the camp I live in more than the other camp, All
right. Just being honest, those of you
that know me know I speak truth right I.
Live in that camp. I do things that I shouldn't do
right? But we all have this idea of
disobedience in our own life. So we're going to look at
disobedience rooted in unbelief and disobedience.
Always has a cost. So disobedience involves
unbelief. We're going to we're going to
look and dissect this together. Let me read just the first
couple of verses. We'll read Deuteronomy chapter
1. 19 through 25. Here we go, it says.
Then we set out from Horeb and went through all that.
Great and terrifying wilderness that you saw.
On the way to the Hill Country of the Amorite, says the Lord.
Our God commanded us. We came to Kadesh, Barnea and I.
Said to you, You have come to the Hill Country of the
Amorites, which the Lord our God is giving us.
See, the Lord your God has set the land before you go up.
Take possession as the Lord the God of your Father's.
Have told you. Do not.
Fear or be dismayed. And then all of you came.
Near me and said. Let us send men.
Before. Us that they may explore.
The land for us. And bring us word again of the
way by which we must go up, and the cities into which we shall
come. The things seem good to me.
And I took 12 men from you, one man from each tribe, and they
turned and went up into the. Hill Country and came.
To the Valley of Eskel and spied it out.
And they took in their hands some of the fruit of the land,
and brought it down to us, and brought us word again, and said.
It is a good. Land that the Lord our God is
giving us. So two things, two ways that
they had unbelief. First, they added to God's
instructions. They added to God's
instructions. We see that in 19 through 22.
They wanted to go out and scout out the way they should enter
the land, but yet we don't see that what God's direction to
them, they they add to that. After all, God's plan was very
specific, but it was lacking some details, right?
Do we see that in our own life? When God calls us to do things
we believe in our minds, it's lacking some details.
How are we actually going to get that country?
How are we actually going to do that?
Tell me exactly, step by step, don't we want that?
We want God. To tell us.
All right, first you're going to go through the door and then.
You're going to turn. Left, those are the directions
we want from God. Those are the directions we seek
from God. And yet God says, go up, take
the land, we'll figure it out, right?
He's got it all figured out. And yet the people, they want to
know everything about it. But how many of us find God's
directions sometimes? Lacking in in in our own minds.
On the surface though, this may sound OK, this may sound like a
like a good idea. Remember, after all, all they
wanted them to do was go up and scope out where's the best place
for us to enter into this massive land?
Where's the where's the the weak spot that we may begin our
journey. We want to start off with a win,
right? It started off as being OK, but
not really because it added to God's word and what God had said
to them. But but God never said to them
scout out the land. It was actually very simple,
very simple in verse 21, see the Lord your God has set the land
before you go up, take possession.
That's it. Easy to follow, and yet we
wanted to add to. And yet that's exactly.
What we do in our own lives. God calls us to do something
great for him in his might, not in our might.
And yet we try to add. 2. It's always better to simply
obey God's commands without adding our own safeguards.
How many of us have children and we've gone bowling and we have
those amazing things on the side, right?
Those amazing things that actually.
Let them get. Pins, they call those bumper
guards, right? We have those bumper guards, but
at some point in our lives we get rid of those bumper guards.
We get rid of those because we look silly, partly, partly
because we get better at it. And yet that's what God has
called us to do. We need to get better at obeying
God's Word. Stop adding to, stop taking
away, but obeying God's words. Let's get rid of those
safeguards, those bumper guards that we like, that keep us safe
and comfortable in our own comfort zone and allow God to do
something great through US. True faith requires immediate
dis or. Immediate obedience.
True faith requires immediate obedience, delayed obedience.
Is disobedience that's. Kind of where?
We see ourselves and just as Israelites.
We too can rationalize. Our hesitations.
God's plan they. Don't need our modifications.
His wisdom is sufficient. Our job is very.
Simple. You guys ready?
2 words. This is our job.
Trust. Obey.
That's it. Clear direction from God.
He calls us to do something. We we have but two things to do.
Trust and obey, and yet we see ourselves adding to all
throughout our lives. Second thing, not only did they
add to God's instructions, but they chose fear over faith.
Fear over faith. We see that in verses 23 through
33. But again, they didn't need to
scout out the land. He was going to fight for them.
He was going to intercede for them.
All they had to do was trust and obey and God does the rest.
That's that's exactly what we see in this passage.
But they saw giants. And they were afraid.
They saw something that they could not overpower in their own
self and through the things that they had.
They thought the task was too big.
We can't go up. Against Giants.
We're not that good. We're good, but we're not that
good, right? But we cannot defeat Giants.
And the answer is. Absolutely you can't.
You can't, but through God all. Things are possible, you see.
He says again, go up, go up. I love this passage.
It says in verse 21. He says take possession as the
Lord the God of your Father's has told you.
And he says do not fear or be dismayed.
Why does he say don't fear and why does he say don't be?
Dismayed because they were. Right, he he says that because
they were they were fearful, they were very distressed
because they they didn't think that they could do what God has
called. Them to do.
And yet we see ourselves in that.
All the time. Hebrews chapter 3 verse 19 tells
us so. We see that they were unable to
enter because of unbelief. That's what the passage tells us
in Hebrews. They had unbelief.
They could not believe that God was bigger than a giant.
And then we look back and we, we, we think of all the things
that, that God had already done for them, right?
They, they were witnesses to the plague.
They were witnesses to dry land. Across the sea there were
witnesses to all this. A year or two earlier, so not
very long, and they've forgotten all about those things that God
did and orchestrated to get them out of Egypt, he says in verse
26. Yet you would not go up but
rebelled. Against the command of the Lord
your God. And here we go, verse 27, me and
you only we're not in tents usually we're in our house.
And heaven help us, we even sometimes bring down our spouse.
We murmur in our tents and we say, because the Lord has hated
us, he has brought us out of the land of Egypt to give us into
the hand of the Amorites to destroy us.
God has set us up for failure. That that's that's what it's
saying in a nutshell with the Israelites.
And yet. As we look upon.
Our lives as. We think about our.
Lives in the past. Has God ever set us up for
failure? That's not our God.
That's not the God that you and I serve.
It's easy. It's easy.
Though in our day and age to get our eyes off the Lord and.
Focus upon the Giants. It's easy to to take our eyes
off of him, to focus on the things that are in front of us
and these problems that seem insurmountable, undefeatable,
according to the trustee Internet you can believe.
Everything on the Internet. Amen.
According to the trustee Internet, here is the top five.
I think it's. Five Maybe it's 6.
I don't know. Giants in the American lives The
the the. Insurmountable.
Undefeatable. We don't all fit into all these.
Camps, but maybe we maybe we get into one.
The tendency to choose a life of ease.
Not of work for the Lord. Fear and anxiety Being frozen or
paralyzed by fear, anger and rage.
Uncontrolled temper and bitterness.
Living overextended, either financially or physically.
Unforgiveness and hate. Holding on to resentment, The
last one, the last insurmountable problem that
people have in our American lives is difficulty finding
meaning in life. If we're gonna be honest, some
of us fit that camp when we take our eyes off of God.
And we? Focus on the.
Things of the world, it's easy to allow that giant that lie
from the devil to enter into our hearts and our minds and it
begin to resonate within us and we begin to think that that
might be true, that there is nothing more to this life.
And yet, when we focus upon God, when we focus upon Him,
everything else comes into clear direction.
We are to do but two things, trust and obey, the Word tells
us. The Word tells us that in
Philippians chapter 2. Jesus Christ died a death, even
death, on a cross for you and for me.
So that. At that name every knee shall
bow, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.
You see, we are bought with a price.
We are. Loved by Jesus.
Christ. And that is enough for a purpose
in our life. That's enough to know that.
We are loved, we were bought with a price that our Heavenly
Father loves us so much that He gave His only Son for you and
for me. You see, that is enough for you
and for me. We have got to stop focusing
upon the. Giants of this world.
And start focusing upon God and merely trusting.
And obeying our heavenly. Father, we get an amazing
insight from David who fought an actual giant in first Samuel
chapter 17 verse 47, and that all this assembly may know that
the Lord saves not with sword and spear, for the battle is the
Lord's and He. Will give you into our hand.
Oh, that the Israelite nation would have had that when they
stood at the foot heels of the Promised Land.
Yes, there are giants. But my God is much bigger.
Anybody Veggietales fans? My God is bigger than the
boogeyman, right? That is our God.
He is bigger than giants. He says go up, take possession.
We have but two things to do. What are they?
Trust and obey. That's it.
That's pretty easy. Amen.
But it's very difficult, isn't it?
I know, I know, all right. What giant in our life currently
is hindering? Us from doing what the Lord is
clearly calling us to do. What giant in our?
Lives we look. Introspective, just for a few
moments. What giant in our life is
currently hindering? Us from doing what the Lord is
clearly calling us to do. Disobedience involves unbelief.
Now let's look at how disobedience always.
Comes at a cost. Verses. 34 through 40. 6
primarily 30. 4 through 40 they forfeited God's blessings.
Let's look at that. Let's look at that.
And the. Lord heard your words.
And was angered and he swore not one of these men of this evil
generation shall see the good land that I swore to give to
your Father's disobedience always comes at a cost because
of their unbelief and disobedience.
God. Declared that the. 1st
generation of Israelites would not enter the promised land.
Except for Joshua and Caleb, they would not enter into the
Promised Land. This was a.
Direct consequence. Of the lack of trust in God's
promise that said go up and take the land.
And we see that in our own lives when God calls us to do things.
We have a whole list of things that says this.
These are the reasons, in alphabetical order, as to why I
cannot obey what God is clearly calling me to do.
And there are consequences for that.
Unbelief. Slam the door.
To the blessings God had prepared for them.
Disobedience always has consequences.
When we refuse to trust. And obey God.
We risk forfeiting the. Blessing He has in store for us.
So I began to prepare for this sermon.
I began to think about all the many blessings that I've
probably missed out on in my life because I did not trust and
obey. How many blessings in your life
have you missed out because you simply did not trust and obey?
Understand this. Obedience opens the.
Door to God's favor while disobedience closes it.
That's right. Obedience opens the door to
God's favor. While disobedience closes it.
Not only did they forfeit God's blessing, but they also
forfeited God's presence. Let's look at that in 41 through
46. Then you answered me.
You have sinned against the Lord.
We ourselves will go up and fight just as the Lord our God
commanded us. The Lord commanded us to do it.
We're going to do. It it's too late, it's too late.
Sometimes we do the right thing at the wrong time.
Amen. Sometimes we do the right thing
at the wrong time. Sometimes we don't do what we
should do at the right. Time did that come.
Out all right did. That come out in English.
That was close. That's our lives, isn't it?
Because we focus upon the things of the world, we focus upon the
news, we focus upon the things that are are horizontal, and we
lose focus. Of our relationship with God.
We lose focus at the power and the might of our Heavenly Father
who can. Move mountains for us.
He says we will go up and we will fight, just as the Lord our
God commanded us, and everyone of you fastened on his weapons
of war and thought it easy to go up.
Into the Hill Country. And the Lord said to me, say to
them, do not go up or fight for. I am not.
In your midst. Lest you be defeated by your
enemies. So I spoke to you and and you
would not. Listen.
You would not listen. But you rebelled.
Against the command of the Lord and presumptuously went up into
the Hill Country. That's the word we're going to
look at here in just a moment in the Amorites, who lived in that
Hill Country, came out against you and chased.
You as bees do. And beat you down and say as far
as Horma they chased you like bees.
Do Nobody ever seen a YouTube video of a bunch of bees chasing
a guy and he's running for his life?
Neither have I so. Here in verses 41 through 46, we
see the Israelites making a second and even more grievous
mistake. Sometimes that's you and me,
right? We we make mistake upon mistake.
We made a mistake, and instead of going to the Lord and
confessing that sin before the Lord, we say we're going to make
it right. Yeah, right.
It's all right. It's all right.
God says I'm going to make the we, we say we're going to make
this all right. We're we're going to fix this.
That's that's that's our mentality.
And you can see God laughing. OK, you go fix it and you're
going to be running. For your life like.
Bees are chasing you. Right.
Have we ever? Done this.
Let's think about. This in scripture.
We see this in scripture a lot. I'm just going to name a few
just to remind us to get the juices flowing this morning
right. Abraham and Sarah impatient for
the promised air. Sarah gives her her maid Hagar
to Abraham to bear child, resulting in the birth of
Ishmael. Did that go well?
No, that did not go well. But they wanted to fix it
themselves. Saul.
Saul feared facing the Philistines.
Instead of waiting for Samuel the prophet to offer sacrifices,
he took on the role of priest himself.
Did that work out for him? No.
That was the moment he lost the Kingdom.
Jacob and Rebecca desiring the patriarchal blessing.
Jacob, with his mother's help, deceived his blind father Isaac
to steal the birthright from his brother Esau.
All of these our people in the Bible and in our our lives as
well. We're not immune to this.
That wanted to take matters into their own.
Hands, Samson. Frequently took matters into.
His own hands based. On his personal desires.
And violent tendencies. Lot's daughters, let's not go.
Into detail there, let's keep it PG.
This morning, right? But Lot's daughters just think
about that. We're going to take this, we're
going to fix it. We got an idea.
We can fix this right up.
Heaven help us that that's not us.
Confess before the Lord. Lord, I have sinned against you.
Please show me the next steps. In their own strength, they
attempted to invade the land without God's presence or
blessing, despite clear warnings from Moses.
The keyword. Again, here is presumptuously.
It comes from a Hebrew word, and I'm not.
Aaron. So I'm not going to say it.
Which means to act with arrogance or overconfidence,
disregarding God's will, disregarding God's will.
It speaks of their overconfident assumption, they said in this
passage. It will be easy.
We're going to go up there,
we're going to kill them. We're going to take over the
land. We're going to make this right.
Everything's going to be great. Milk and honey will.
Be on the table for dinner, right?
And yet, let's know what happened.
Throughout the Bible, acting presumptuously is connected with
rebellion against God's authority.
There's many, many people, numbers 1530, but the person who
does anything presumptuously, whether he is native born or a
stranger, that one brings reproach on the Lord, and he
shall be cut off from among his people.
It describes actions taken in prideful defiance.
If there's something that we struggle with in our day and
age, it's pride. We, we struggle with pride,
don't we? We, we are very, very prideful.
And we do not like to admit when we're wrong, which I believe is
part of the reason why we do not want to confess our sins before
the Lord and say Lord, I missed it.
I heard you clearly. I disobeyed you.
Please forgive me, Forgive me. It takes humbleness and we are
not very good at being humble. We want everyone to know,
especially on Sunday mornings, if we're going to be honest with
one another, that we've got everything under control.
We look good, we got up early, maybe we even read our Bible
this morning. We had a smile on our face
because everything is going great.
But remember, you're only lying to yourself because God already
knows the truth. God already knows the truth that
you got in an argument with your spouse before you came, that
your child couldn't find their shoes for the 40th time, and
maybe you got a little angry at that.
Am I the only one that does that right?
Acting presumptuously is dangerous because it places our
will above God's will. 2. People, I want you.
To think about we can do this all.
Day long. We're not going to two people I
want you to think about on acting presumptuously.
Would be Eve and Jonah, right? Those two fit that bill pretty
well, don't they? Even Jonah acting
presumptuously, they they put their will above God's will.
And if there's something we're really, really good at, it's
putting our will above God's will, because we know best,
right? The Israelites knew God had told
them not to go up into the land without Him, yet they arrogantly
believed that their own strength could overcome their
disobedience. How often do we make decisions
or take actions in our own strength without seeking God's
guidance, assuming we know best, right?
We know best. We may convince ourselves.
That our intentions are. Good, but good.
Intentions can never replace obedience to God's will.
There are a lot of things that are.
Good in this world that can keep us busy.
A lot of. Things that can keep us busy.
That are good, but are outside God's will for your life, right?
Presumption can show up in various areas.
Let me give you a list. By of no means is.
This an exhaustive list. But this is a list Are you
ready? Career decisions.
We rush ahead with choices, convinced that we know what's
best for us without waiting on God's timing or direction.
We we are ready for a change. So here we go to.
I don't. Even know the websites anymore,
where do you go look for a for a job?
Indeed. Thank you my friend.
So we go to indeed.com and we start putting in our resume.
Right. Let's just see what happens.
Let's see if the Lord answers this prayer right.
Let's not get ahead of the Lord. How about relationships?
We might enter into or leave relationships thinking we know
better than God's plan for us without praying for discernment.
Here's a good one for you. You guys ever heard about 80% of
the work in the church is done by 20%?
Anybody ever heard that? Is that true?
You guys think that's true? Amen.
If you.
Think that's true? Dude, you're going to go with
temp. We're lowering it.
We're going 10%. Can I can I hear 5 Go here 5.
Percent, we're going 10. Percent, I'll go 10%.
All right, so 90% of the work is done by 10% of the people.
We can even be presumptuous in ministry, taking on roles or
responsibilities because we think we can handle them without
truly asking if God has called us to them.
If you don't like children, don't go downstairs, right?
Even if they ask you. It's not going to work out very
well. You're going to be on your knees
the rest of the day repenting from all the things that you
thought or said or did right. Let's just not do.
It the result. Of presumptuousness is always
the same two things that must be the theme today, failure and
frustration. Those are the 2.
Outcomes of presumptuousness, failure, and frustration.
And if we lend ourselves to think about that just for a
moment, the the last time that we were presumptuous, probably 5
minutes ago, the last time we were presumptuous, did it end in
this failure? And frustration, usually, almost
always failure and. Frustration.
Like the Israelites, when we move forward without this
guidance, we are essentially saying I know better than God.
Sometimes we even actually say that.
Heaven help us. Right.
Sometimes we even actually say that out loud or in our minds.
I know better than what God has in this.
Instance Heaven help us. The Israelites presume they
could still achieve victory. Even though they had forfeited
God's favor. Psalm 1913.
We're almost done. Can you guys listen for like 3
more minutes? We're almost done.
They might. It's a pastor's 3 minutes, by
the way. Just just so you know.
That's not an actual 3 minutes. All right, Psalm 1913, keep back
your servant also from presumptuous sins.
Let them not have dominion over me.
Then I shall be blameless and innocent of great transgression.
The psalmist understood. The subtlety of
presumptuousness. It is very subtle.
It creeps up into our lives. Most of us don't set out to be
presumptuous. Most of us want to wait on the
Lord. Most of us desire to hear from
the Lord and do what the Lord called us to do.
But the psalmist here tells us that it is subtle.
It can take dominion over our lives if we're not careful to
remain humble and dependent upon God.
As we close, that's a pastor's closing, by the way.
We still got some time as we close.
Let's look at Chapter 2 very briefly.
Yes, it's true. Disobedience is rooted in
unbelief and disobedience. Always has a cost.
We know that to be true. From our own lives.
We know that. We know that from Scripture.
We've read that this morning. Listen to me, but God doesn't
leave us there. There's good news this morning
for you and for me there is Chapter 2.
And Deuteronomy, there's good news chapter 2 and Deuteronomy,
we look at verse 16 together. So as soon as all the men of war
had perished and were dead. From among the people.
The Lord. Said to me as.
Soon as all the men of. War had perished.
God gets busy just like he promised.
He goes on and he says this. The Lord said to me today you
are to cross the border of Moab at our today you are to cross
the border. This very day.
And then? Chapter 2, verse 36 he says this
from Aurora, which is on the edge of the valley of the Arnon,
and from that city that is in the valley as far as Gilead.
There was not a city too high for us.
The Lord our God gave all into our hands.
Yes, we fail. Yes, we falter.
Yes, we fall short of the glory of God.
But there is redemption in Jesus Christ.
There is redemption in the power of Jesus Christ, and yet we call
upon Him and we confess our sins to Him first.
John 19. If we confess our sins, He is
faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from
all unrighteousness. Father, I failed you in that.
Be specific, not for His need, but for our need, right?
Be specific on how we fell short and we confess our sins before
the Lord and we know by Scripture we know from our
lives. He is quick to forgive us, to
separate that as far as the East is from the West to never bring
it up again, right? Not like our forgiveness, not
like our forgiveness that we we forgive, but yet we keep it in
the back of our minds to bring out for such a time as this,
right? Anybody ever done that for such
a time as this? We're going to.
Play that that card. That's not our God.
He doesn't bring that back up
and say I can't trust you anymore.
Do you remember the things that you did?
And he begins to write them out for you.
And it takes a long time to write all those out, all the
things that we did against his will.
Hey, that's not our God. They are as far away as the
East. Is from the West.
Ephesians chapter one, verse 7 and 8.
In Him we have redemption through His blood, the
forgiveness of our trespasses according to the riches of His
grace which He lavished upon us in all wisdom and insight.
That is the God that you and I serve.
There is light at the end of the tunnel.
There is redemption. In.
Jesus Christ, for those who repent, for those who call.
Upon the name of the Lord. You see, there are.
Some here. This morning that are believers
and and who need to repent of the things that we have been
presumptuous on that there are those who who are believers that
we need to we need to repent of where we have gone outside the
will of God and we need to fix that immediately today, right
now and there are those who don't know Jesus Christ.
As their Lord and Savior. You see, today could be the day
that he changes your life forever.
You see, because his blood is sufficient for you, His blood is
sufficient for you. The word tells us that Romans
10/13 everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved
and as we as we as believers, we as believers and we live in this
difficult world. I'm closing with this.
I promise a real. Closing this time.
I'm really closing. I close with this right today we
are on the threshold of our promised land, the new heaven
and the new earth. Our Lord is returning for his
people. Our Lord is returning for His
people, for you and for me, and for no other reason that should
put a smile upon our face. Let's say yes I missed it, I
missed it, but that does not keep me from the glory of God.
Revelation 21 one through 5. Then I saw a new heaven and a
new earth for the 1st heaven and the first earth that passed away
and the sea. Was no more, and I saw the holy
city, New Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared
as a bride adorned for her husband.
How many of you guys were here for the wedding yesterday?
Beautiful ceremony. Great job guys.
Beautiful ceremony, loved it. Maybe think of this passage.
That's why it's here. And I heard a loud voice from
the throne saying, Behold, the dwelling place of God is with
man. He will dwell with them, and
they will be his people, and God himself will be with him as
their God. He will wipe away every tear
from their eyes. Death shall be no more.
Neither shall there be mourning nor crying nor pain anymore for
the former things that passed away.
That is the God that you and I serve.
There is redemption in the blood of Jesus Christ.
Call upon the name of Jesus Christ today.
May He save you, confess your sins before the Lord.
May today be a new day for you. In Jesus Christ and he closes
with this and he who was seated on the throne said, behold, I am
making all things new. Also he said, write this down
for these words are trust, trustworthy and true.
We can believe the word of God. Let's pray together this
morning. Father, we are grateful,
grateful so much for your word. This morning, grateful.
That we were able to come into this place on this Lord's Day to
open up. This particular passage of
Scripture, God, that would encourage us to say yes, we we
unfortunately resonate with the Israelite people we
unfortunately resonate with. Them when you've.
Called us to do. Things and we do not do it, but
God I asked it you would bring us from our prideful thoughts
bring us to humility that we would confess those before you
and we trust and believe that your word is true that says you
will forgive our sins as far as the east is from the West.
We praise you. We thank you in Christ name we
pray. Amen.
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