The speaker reflects on independence and the concept of peace, emphasizing spiritual righteousness and the nature of judgment in relation to God's faithfulness.

Introduction and Reflection on Independence

Emphasizing the importance of judging God's Word as faithful, the speaker shares experiences from a recent ministers' conference and its significance.

Faithfulness of God's Word and Minister's Conference

Exploring the meaning of Jesus' words on judgment, the speaker explains the principle that the measure we use in judgment will be the measure we receive.

Understanding Judgment in Scripture

Discussing how offense can lead to wrongful judgments, the speaker explains how judging God faithful provides strength to believe in His promises.

Offense, Judgment, and Strength in Faith

Connecting the act of communion to the covenant relationship believers have with God, emphasizing the significance of confession and perspective in faith.

Communion and Covenant Relationship

Discussion on how to talk about issues and seek help through prayer, exploring Proverbs 4:18-23 and the importance of God's word in guiding our lives.

Talking About Problems and Proverbs Insights

Understanding how God's word brings order to chaos and the impact of our words on life, emphasizing the need to guard our hearts.

Order from Disorder and The Power of Words

Addressing the perception of difficulties faced by younger generations, the speaker examines how Jesus communicated peace amidst tribulation.

Generational Challenges and Jesus' Example of Peace

Discussing how miracles reflect the kingdom of God, the speaker emphasizes the purpose of scripture for teaching, correction, and equipping believers.

The Kingdom of God and Scripture's Purpose

Encouraging attentiveness to God's word, the speaker discusses Jesus' miracle of feeding the 5000 and the importance of looking to heaven for guidance.

Inclining Our Ears and Feeding the Multitude

Discussion on God's provision as demonstrated through biblical stories, emphasizing faith and abundance, and the power of agreement with God's word.

God's Provision and Abundance

Encouragement to declare positive truths about one's life based on faith, illustrated through a testimony of the transformative power of faith and healing.

The Importance of Positive Confession and Healing Testimony

# Weekly Faith Newsletter

## Greetings and Blessings

Praise God! We are grateful to be here together as we celebrate this week of independence. It's a time for reflection, not just on our natural freedoms but also on the spiritual liberties we hold dear.

### The True Meaning of Peace

As we think about independence, we are reminded of the profound words shared by Brother Copeland: **"Peace is not the lack of conflict; it is the victory over conflict that results in peace."** Jesus promised us His peace, which surpasses all understanding. This peace is a divine gift, not defined by worldly standards.

### Righteousness Declared

In Romans 4:24-25, we read about the righteousness that is imputed to us:

> "But for us also, it shall be imputed, if we believe on Him that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead, who was delivered for our offenses and was raised again for our justification."

This scripture emphasizes that we were declared righteous through Jesus’s resurrection. This is a **good judgment**—a judgment that brings us peace and assurance.

### Judging God Faithful

When we hear the word "judgment," it can often evoke negative feelings. However, when we are on the right side of judgment, it is a good thing. Judging God faithful means recognizing His unwavering reliability.

- **Judgment is a Harvest:** In many scriptures, judgment refers to a harvest—what we sow, we will reap. 
- **Faithful Judgment:** We must take care when we judge the Word of God. Doubt can lead us to judge God as unfaithful, but we must refuse to let offense dictate our faith.

### The Importance of Setting Boundaries

Reflecting on a personal story from my childhood, I remember helping my father set up cattle fencing on our farm. The importance of strong corner posts was paramount. If the corners were not set correctly, the entire fence would be compromised. 

- **Setting Firm Foundations:** Just like those corner posts, we need to establish firm foundations in our faith. Sometimes, we may need to reinforce our beliefs—adding "cement" to our spiritual posts to ensure they stand strong.

### The Power of Our Words

In Matthew 7:1-2, we are reminded:

> "Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you shall be judged."

This scripture does not mean we should never judge; rather, we should be mindful of how we judge. Our judgments should reflect God's faithfulness and grace.

- **Measure of Faith:** The measure we use to judge will be the measure we receive. If we approach God’s promises with a small mindset, we limit what we can receive. Instead, let’s take a generous approach, believing for all that God has for us.

### Strength Through Faith

In Hebrews 11:11, we see that:

> "Through faith also Sarah herself received strength to conceive seed."

This verse illustrates that judging God as faithful gives us the strength to see His Word come to fruition in our lives. When we firmly believe in His promises, we give them permission to manifest in our hearts.

### The Covenant of Communion

As we prepare for communion, let’s remember the significance of the blood and body of Christ. In Hebrews 9:19, the writer speaks about the covenant established through the blood:

> "This is the blood of the testament which God hath enjoined unto you."

Through communion, we declare our covenant relationship with God and affirm our faith in His promises. 

- **Speaking the Word:** Just as Moses sprinkled the blood over the people, we too declare the promises of God over our lives. Our words are powerful and should align with His truth.

### Encouragement in Trials

When we face challenges or receive bad news, it’s crucial to remember Jesus's words in John 16:33:

> "In the world, you shall have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world."

Let’s maintain our faith and speak positively, knowing that God is faithful and will see us through every trial.

### The Path of the Just

In Proverbs 4:18, we are reminded that:

> "But the path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day."

This scripture encourages us to keep our focus on God’s Word, which brings light to our paths. 

- **Attend to His Words:** As Proverbs 4:20-21 instructs, we must give attention to God's words and incline our ears to His sayings. This means actively listening and meditating on His truth.

- **Guard Your Heart:** Proverbs 4:23 emphasizes the importance of guarding our hearts, as they are the wellspring of life. Our words and thoughts should reflect the life and light of His Word.

### Jesus as Our Example

Jesus exemplified how to handle difficult situations. In Matthew 14, when faced with the challenge of feeding a multitude, He looked to heaven and blessed the loaves and fishes. 

- **Looking to Heaven:** This act of looking upward symbolizes our reliance on God’s provision, reminding us to shift our focus from our limitations to His limitless power.

- **Sandwiching Truth:** Just as Jesus addressed the needs of the people while anchoring His response in faith, we too can approach our challenges with a perspective rooted in God’s promises.

### The Abundance of God's Provision

In the story of Abraham and Isaac, we see the powerful declaration of God's provision. When Abraham was tested, he knew that God would provide. In Genesis 22:14, it states:

> "And Abraham called the name of that place Jehovah Jireh."

This means "God will provide." We can declare that our house is a place of Jehovah Jireh—God will provide for us abundantly. 

- **Gathering the Leftovers:** Just as Jesus fed the multitude and had leftovers, we can trust that God will provide more than enough for our needs. 

- **A Ministry of Helps:** As we grow in faith and community, we will see an increase in participation and outreach. God will provide the people and resources necessary for our mission to reach the lost and serve others.

### The Power of Faith-Filled Words

As we close, let's remember the importance of our words. Just as a woman was healed by filling herself with the Word of God, we too can experience transformation through faith-filled declarations. 

- **Speak Life:** Let's declare that we are blessed and that abundance flows through our lives. 

- **Claim Your Promises:** If you are facing challenges, remember to cast your cares on Him and apply His peace to your situation.

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Thank you for joining us this week. May we continue to judge God faithful and walk in the assurance of His promises. Let’s keep our hearts open and receptive to His Word!

Blessings,  
[Your Name]  
[Your Ministry Name]  
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"Embrace True Peace: Judging God Faithful This Week"

- The speaker expresses gratitude for the opportunity to gather and celebrate independence.
- Emphasizes that true peace is the result of conflict being resolved, as taught by Jesus.
- Discusses the concept of being declared righteous through faith, referencing Romans 4:24-25.
- Highlights the importance of judging God as faithful and not questioning His word.
- Shares a personal anecdote about setting fence posts to illustrate the need for a strong foundation in faith.
- Introduces Matthew 7:1, discussing the meaning of judgment and the importance of judging God faithfully rather than condemning others.

- The speaker emphasizes the principle that the judgment we use will determine how we are judged.
- Encourages a generous approach to receiving God's blessings, using the analogy of measuring with a "big stick."
- Highlights the importance of being led by the Spirit of God rather than by offense.
- Discusses the concept of faith and how judging God as faithful gives strength to receive His word.
- Connects the act of communion to covenant relationships and the significance of Jesus' sacrifice.

- The speaker describes a ritual of sprinkling blood over people and the law, symbolizing a covenant with God.
- Emphasizes the importance of communion and speaking God's promises as a way to connect with the covenant.
- Shares a personal story about a mentor who documented prayer petitions, all of which were fulfilled, highlighting that such faith is available to all believers.
- Encourages confidence in prayer, citing 1 John 5 about receiving answers from God.
- Discusses the significance of praising God with the "fruit of our lips" and aligning speech with God's Word.
- Addresses how to respond to negative news, reminding listeners of the biblical assurance that Jesus has overcome the world.

- Discusses the importance of sharing personal struggles and seeking help through prayer.
- Emphasizes the significance of God's Word for guidance and clarity in life.
- Highlights Proverbs 4:18-23, focusing on the need to attend to God's words and guard one's heart.
- Stresses that the Word of God brings order to chaos and provides life and health.
- Encourages resilience amidst challenges by relying on faith and God's promises.
- References Jesus' teachings on peace in the midst of tribulation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive outlook.

- The speaker emphasizes finding peace in Jesus amidst tribulation, as He has overcome the world.
- Jesus reassures His followers of His love and support, highlighting that they operate from a higher authority.
- The importance of faith and the power of words in claiming God's promises and covenant is discussed.
- Miracles are seen as evidence of the Kingdom of God, representing wholeness and well-being.
- The speaker encourages believers to adjust their expectations and judgments to align with God's word.
- All scripture is inspired by God, serving as a guide for doctrine, correction, and righteousness, ultimately equipping believers for good works.

- Emphasizes the importance of being equipped for every good work through the Word of God.
- Encourages the practice of "sandwiching" negative news with positive affirmations of faith.
- Discusses a biblical example where Jesus addresses a challenging situation (feeding the multitude) by focusing on what is available rather than limitations.
- Highlights the significance of looking to heaven for guidance and perspective, rather than relying on earthly standards or limitations.
- Stresses the need for believers to align their expectations with God's promises rather than fallen nature.

- The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing what we already have and using it effectively.
- They reference a biblical story about abundance and God's provision, highlighting that there were leftovers after feeding the masses.
- The concept of "Jehovah Jireh" is introduced, meaning "God will provide."
- The speaker expresses faith that the community will grow and become a stronger ministry base for outreach and support.
- They encourage agreement with God's Word and making personal changes to align with it.
- A declaration is made about God's blessings and provision for the congregation, emphasizing the power of positive declarations.
- The speaker shares a personal story of how changing perspectives on wealth led to prosperity.

- Speaker expresses gratitude for independence and emphasizes peace through conflict resolution.
- Discusses righteousness through faith (Romans 4:24-25) and the importance of judging God as faithful.
- Shares a personal anecdote about faith's foundation and the significance of Matthew 7:1 on judgment.
- Encourages a generous reception of God's blessings and being led by the Spirit.
- Connects communion to covenant relationships and Jesus' sacrifice, highlighting God's promises.
- Shares a mentor's fulfilled prayer petitions to encourage confidence in prayer (1 John 5).
- Stresses the importance of praising God and responding positively to negative news.
- Highlights God's Word for guidance and resilience through challenges (Proverbs 4:18-23).
- Emphasizes faith, the power of words, and miracles as evidence of God's Kingdom.
- Encourages aligning expectations with God's promises and recognizing existing resources.
- Introduces "Jehovah Jireh" (God will provide) and expresses faith in community growth.
- Calls for agreement with God's Word and positive declarations of blessings and prosperity.

- Emphasizes a prosperous mindset and faith in God's promises.
- Encourages receiving and internalizing the Word of God for healing and abundance.
- Shares a testimony of a woman healed from cancer through consistent scripture reading.
- Highlights the power of faith and the transformative effect of filling one's heart with the Word.
- References Matthew 12:33-38, suggesting that what fills the heart influences speech and circumstances.

- Promotes a prosperous mindset and trust in God's promises.
- Advocates for internalizing the Word of God for healing and abundance.
- Shares a testimony of cancer healing through scripture reading.
- Emphasizes faith's power and the impact of the Word on one's heart.
- References Matthew 12:33-38, linking heart's content to speech and circumstances.

It's definitely good to be here and you know, it's what a blessing and You know as we celebrate, you know this week, you know independence You know you think about that In fact, I'm going to use a versatile later on about peace.

I remember that I heard somebody say this 1 time, I

believe it was Brother Copeland, but he said, you know, really, peace is not the lack of conflict.

It is really the conflict that was won and the result was peace.

And Jesus said these things like, you know,

I'm going to leave you my peace, not the peace like the world knows it.

have scriptures, you know, that there's a peace that surpasses all understanding.

In other words, natural mind can't get around it.

So thankful what we celebrate this week, you know, I mean, I'm in natural, it's a great thing.

But boy, on the spiritual side of things that we have.

And I'm going to have you be quick to flip it over to the Amplified in just a moment.

It says, but for us also, it shall be imputed or counted if we believe on him that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead, in the next verse please, who was delivered for our offense and was raised again for our justification.

In fact, the Greek there, if you really dig into it, and it literally says we were judged righteous.

I'm gonna jump on right what didn't Raina do a great job this morning?

Wow there's some teaching that in that yeah that wonderful woman of God.

In fact, it's interesting, you know, I'm gonna I'm not changing my message for this, but I had judged in my message a whole lot today and she said she said a nice tone for it because it's a righteous judgment.

But you know what it literally says that we were and I will have you pop to

the amplifier here, says we were raised again when we were declared righteous.

That's when Jesus was raised up when we were declared righteous.

Not until the job wasn't done till we were declared righteous.

Now can I just ask a question and this is you know I do this a lot when you hear the word judgment does your first response kind of go oh

change that you know because you know what we're on the right side of judgment judgments good

When you're on the right side of judgment, judgment's good?

In fact, judgment, really, if you think about it, in many places when it talks about being judged, you'll have a judgment coming to you.

And today we're going to just spend a little time.

It's not going to be a real long message, but it'll be a good 1.

But we're gonna talk about spending time and judging the Word.

Look, we get these soulish things come up and we question things sometimes.

Let the Holy Ghost turn that around because I'm telling you, when you're doing that, He's telling you all the time, don't do that.

That's not where you want to go right now.

You are judging him unfaithful when you do that.

When I say this, if you think I'm pinning yours back, I'm saying it because I did it.

But have you ever done that where you went and said, you know, why isn't it working right now?

And then ask the Lord to help you because you know what He'll do?

He'll say, well, you're doing real good for where you're at.

But I want you to look at this and spend some time.

And He'll show you how to judge that at a whole new level.

But anyways, greetings, we're so glad to be back.

And we just came out of a big ministers conference that Pastor Ken and joined joined with us in.

People from all over the country came there.

And as well as we had, I don't know how many nations we represented, we had multiple ministries from other lands come.

And I found out that hosting, I don't know how many, I don't get to count back, but 300 and some, I believe, ministers that had signed up.

I've been the 1 that's always got to enjoy just walk in you know when it started and this time I was part of the team to help put it together.

But we're so thankful you know it's a good seed, amen, and good ground And we're excited and expected for that.

Let's turn to Matthew the seventh chapter, first verse.

And this wasn't my text, so I didn't change it for what happened on the preview here, but it's going to help you.

And I appreciate how she set this tape, how the Holy Ghost through Reina and others as well, set the tone for this.

Father, I thank you that every person in this room has ears to hear, has eyes to see, has hearts that are willing and ready to understand and ready to judge God faithful.

I thank you, Holy Ghost, you lead and guide us through this course today that we can leave today with a great understanding and a strength behind it in Jesus' name.

I told this at a church here I administered at last Sunday.

When I grew up on a midwestern farm, you know, here in Granger, Indiana.

But, but you know, we we, my dad put up some cattle fencing from time to time, you know, we had some fields that we put cattle out to pasture and.

And so I don't have I'm not have a great experience, or a lot of experience on putting up fences, but I was 1 of the young men or young boys helping at that time.

And we would, you know, he taught us how important it was to set the corners.

If that corner doesn't hold, the fence ain't gonna stay taut.

You know, but we would, man, we put in some good corners and I'm gonna talk about that a little bit and So much so that we didn't have winches and come along to be able to pull that fence tight We use a tractor we put that thing in first gear low range and just alright we were all done that that that that barbed wire you can about play like a guitar.

But I remember 1 time we did this and the and the we had maybe disturbed too much soil around that corner post and it was, it's real sandy soil where we lived.

And we started tightening it up and that thing moved.

And he said, Oh, that's not going to hold.

Now we put, you know, double corners and a cross member.

We call them a dead man, you know, to hold it in place.

So he said, well, we got to dig it back out, dug it back out, and he says, we're gonna put cement around it.

And we're gonna put cement under it, a larger place around it, and that cement will kind of become 1 with the soil and then get the post in there around that cement.

You know, we did all that, let it sit up for a day and that thing, that thing ain't moving anymore.

So what we're gonna do today, your post may be really solid, But sometimes that post maybe needs a little help.

We're gonna throw some cement around today.

Now all that for that little statement right there.

I remember I've gone to a meeting and I thought, man, I've heard, you know, he starts talking about the scripture and these passages and I'm so excited.

I've heard that taught me times and I've taught him many times.

And the guy gets done and he drops revelation into me that I hadn't heard before on this.

And I said, man, he put some cement around my post today.

You mean I thought it was pretty good a minute ago, but boy I got cement around it now.

So look at look at excuse me Matthew the seventh chapter.

It says a first 1 says judge not that you be not judged How many ever heard that before?

Well, I'll tell you in a move I've never heard it before what does that mean you ever thought that like well don't judge someone else that that's a truth in that it's a good truth in that And it's but it's not the only truth and I'm confident that's not the main truth here But you know, we don't do that.

We don't judge somebody what's wrong with judging somebody, you know, I mean you ever judge somebody We all have You draw an opinion And you attach your opinion to them and that now becomes what you think they're identified with.

The problem with a judge and Randy Perkins told me this 1 time, some of you know Randy Perkins, said the problem with that is you don't have the right to judge because you can put a, you can condemn somebody but you can't set them free.

So that's really a qualification of a judge as we know about it.

You can condemn somebody, but the biggest thing you can also set them free.

We're gonna hit this from a whole nother angle, okay?

We're gonna talk about this about judging God faithful.

If you take that literally, he says don't judge at all.

He said, watch how you judge or judge not or watch how you judge because the way you judge, you'll be judged.

And we've taken it out like, well, you know, you do the exact same thing and all that.

That's a truth and it's a good applicable truth, but I wanna go a stronger level on this.

Because now he says, with what judgment you judge, you shall be judged.

Now he's telling you that the judgment you use, so now he's talking about how to do it right.

But a minute ago he said, we've interpreted it like don't judge at all.

It says the judgment you judge, you shall be judged.

And with what measure you meet, that word meet means to appropriate.

And the reason I want to stick with this right now is because it's got a part of that you'll understand.

It literally means, it's a Greek word, I believe it's pronounced metros.

When I taught youth group, I would bring a yardstick out.

I'd bring out a ruler, a yardstick, and somehow Karen found this measuring stick that wasn't 3 feet it was like 4 and a half feet it was but it was really big whatever was and I would say look you know when we measure we give good measure to the word of God get the big stick out yes you know I'm saying it Because it says the measure you give it is the measure you get back.

Listen, and that's what, you know, that's really what happened here with this morning with receiving communion, the excellent exhortation we have from Reina.

Talks about, you know, whatever God gave and provided for you, judge it and receive all of it.

Don't judge a part of it out of your life.

If you're going to the buffet line of God, take the big plate.

My kids say stuff like, go big or go home, you know?

Here's what's talking about them judgment that you judge or the measure you give it is the measures given back to you.

That says because of what measure you meter it that same meter is the very valve or the meter that it comes back through the other way back to you.

So if you put if you turn that valve halfway off or three-fourths of the way off, that's all you're gonna get back.

He's giving you the opportunity and giving you the authority and giving you the anointing to be able to believe Him for all of it.

And watch out, watch how you, you know, you know, if you have something that comes up against a person or something that maybe they did something and it's you know it's really it's really based on offense whether we realize it or not there's an offense about there and that's a judgment we had I've told the story I think I've told it here before, but it bears worth again.

Romans 4 is at 14, it says this, it says, they that

are led by the Spirit of God, them, those, they are the sons of God.

So how are you, what does it say the sons of God do?

Frank got up, you know, and this was an introduction.

Pastor Frank Machen, he preached at our church multiple times.

He said, unfortunately, many believers and most believers are not led by the Spirit of God, they're led by offense.

You know, you run into people like, had this happen in our ministry where somebody said well the Spirit of the Lord you know the Holy Ghost we were praying they told us we're supposed to join to your group.

But the Holy Ghost had told them to come.

And we actually had things for them to do.

And about 6 months down the road, somebody looks at them funny and they quit.

A minute ago, or 6 months ago, the Holy Ghost.

And all of a sudden now, offense caused them to change something else.

Everybody say this, I will not be offended under any circumstances.

In fact, the Bible says that and nothing by showing enemies offend them.

Because offense is really a kind of a judgment.

See, but I want to get off into this what by judging this word is going to Hebrews 11, the 11th chapter.

And, and this is 1 of the words that was explained this morning, but we're going to look at this.

Hebrews 11, 11 and put it back up in the, yeah, very good, King James.

Look at this, through faith also Sarah herself received strength to conceive seed.

Now, I've taught on this before and about two-thirds of the ladies that are over, you know, they're all boy, had their children, won't have any more, they like cringe, like, oh no.

Now let's talk about something, another side of this.

Remember that Mark chapter 4, Jesus very excellently, starting with really verse 1, but he expounded on it in verse 13, he said this, he said, if you don't know this parable, how we understand all parables when he asked about this parable.

And then he goes out, if it starts out in verse 14, he says, and the sower sows the word.

See, so 1 of the greatest things we find out about seed is that God's Word is refined or defined as seed many times and most of the time.

In fact, the seed of God's Word, you know, we are born of incorruptible, not corruptible seed, but by incorruptible seed, that is the Word of God.

Sarah herself received strength to conceive seed.

Now in her case, she was delivered a child because the Word of God came to her that you're going to have a child when she was past age.

But I want you to know this because, so I'm going to read this without that center part about the deliverer of a child of past age and I looked at because of that for that.

Sarah herself received strength to conceive seed because she what?

Oh, So look at this judging God faithful gives you strength to produce the seed of God's Word or the seed of God's Word to produce in your hearts.

Now this is a spiritual law It's a spiritual strength and it really it's spiritual law So how do we how do we how do we conceive seed?

No, How do we have the seed of God's word come to pass in our life?

1 of the first things you do, or very solid at the top of the listing you do, you receive that word of gladness, but you judge that word faithful.

In other words, I have this word, and I believe this shall come to pass.

In fact, I believe it so strongly, and I use this phrase a lot that if I believe it's that the Bible says it shall come to pass then I need to take this and slam the back door slam the door on that back door possibility of and say this it's impossible for it not to come to pass.

That changes everything to me to me that changes things That just puts cement around my post, if you will.

But you know, so we judge them faithfully, man.

we have this strength of God's word that no matter what, we know his word shall come to pass shall

come to pass amen give me 1 moment here I got there it is I had a couple of outline notes here and I wanted just to kind of take off and put that in there.

But, you know, so it's Bible says that we judge them faithful.

And, you know, and I'm so thankful we, you know, if you haven't received community today, you still can.

We may worship our way out of here today, we'll see how it goes, but if you haven't done already, you can do it then.

But you know, when the when the priest brought the, in fact, let me read this verse before I do this.

And we're going to talk about this from a covenant relationship in light of the communion table and what that represents.

So the wine, the wine, the juicery represents what?

And the gold crackers we use represent the body.

Now listen, This writer is writing to the Hebrews that obvious here, right?

But he's telling them in talking to them from something that they understood because they'd read about it, they'd heard about it, and they'd seen this.

And we'll look at Hebrews 3 here in just a moment because we'll see how this lines that up.

So look at this, it says, when Moses had spoken of every precept to all the people concerning the law, he took the blood of calves and goats with water and scarlet wool and hyssop and he sprinkled both the book and all the people.

So we're not going to do this today but every 1 of those items those elements have a have a spiritual attachment or a relationship that you could use as a type but I want you to notice them what he did he took the blood they sacrificed an animal he put them you know this blood in a container This gets kind of gory and gross, but you know just think about it.

And he would take this and he would start speaking over the people.

And he would take this, this, this, I call, I'm using the word hyssop, the scarlet wool and hyssop.

I'm looking at Mary here, she's got a beautiful white blouse on.

And he'd just go start sprinkling blood over all of them.

You know, I mean how's that gonna be in the front wall on that 1?

He did it over the book, over the law, the Word, and all the people.

He said this is the blood of the testament the covenant which God listen closely hath, everybody say enjoined that word enjoined just doesn't mean like let's join the chat room This refers to attachment to you by blood covenant.

He took this sacrifice and he used it to, they understood this, man.

We got sprinkled today and not only this book of the law that's been spoken over with this word of God over us, but everything that it belongs to us, all the good things belongs to us, has been enjoined to us.

Now we don't, you know, we're not gonna, we don't do that today.

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