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• May 19, 2025@lhnath | What takes away all of our sins ?

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  "Do our affiliations take away our sins? Our race, our gender, our nationality? Do these things take away our sins? Does fasting take away our sins? Prayers, praying? Can we pray enough? And our sins will be cleansed away from us and we'll be. We'll be forgiven all of our sins? Does pretending we don't have sin take away our sins?"

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• May 19, 2025@lhnath | It’s all gravy.

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  "And they, they were just, I would, yeah, they were blown away by this food. They thought it was, it was, they enjoyed it and they were, you know, they enjoyed it. They liked it a lot. So there. And of course, I know growing up, my aunt, I, I'm privileged to have been fed many meals and my grandpa's farmhouse, okay."

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• May 18, 2025@lhnath | God: communicating with Him.

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  "We're not perfect if we have a family, our family isn't perfect because it's made of real people. But it could still be a real family. And that's something to, to. That's something to recognize and to appreciate and it's always important to. Well, one phrase I say is make the most what you have and the least of what you don't. And that's a pretty good recipe for, for maybe for contentment. Make the most."

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• May 18, 2025@lhnath | Out of the mouth of babes.

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  "Oh, and your child said this, or your child did this, or just to give them the update on what happened, what, you know, took place with their child, because it's their child. And that way they know what happened and they're, you know, informed about what their child learned that day, how they responded. They can reinforce that at home or, you know, they can also reinforce that."

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• May 18, 2025@lhnath | Who do you say that I am?

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  "First of all, the Bible is. Has it. It's the ancient document that has the most other documents that. That corroborate it. That mention has more corroborating documents than any other ancient text. So it's. And it changes lives. There was a dump in a poor country, and the people that. And people lived in this dump and they heard about Christ and they became Christians and their lives changed and they started cleaning up the dump."

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• May 17, 2025@lhnath | Jacob carries on.

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  "And he died and he was gathered to his people and Esau and Jacob buried him. So we see that Jacob's not living with Esau, but he's. They both buried their father together. And so it appears that they're at peace. And then there chapter 36 is, talks about the Esau and gives his. His wives and, and all his descendants. And it's quite a long. It's the whole. It's a long chapter."

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• May 17, 2025@lhnath | Jacob became Israel: a new nature; a new nation.

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  "There's a book dedicated to her, but she was, she wasn't Jewish, she was a Gentile, she lived in Moab. She was a Moabite, she was a widow. But she had faith in God. She devoted her. She, her vow to God was to death. And she, she just latched on to God and that's it. Excuse me. And of course we can do that too. And the legacy she left is staggering."

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• May 16, 2025@lhnath | Jacob’s: life goes on.

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  "And so he said, oh, go ahead, I'll come. But he didn't really go. Instead he goes to Sukkoth, a town. And then nearby there's Shechem and someone, a young man from Shechem comes and he rapes his daughter. But he loves her and he wants his daughter. So the plan is they're going to get married and then they're going to kind of join forces."

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• May 15, 2025@lhnath | Jacob meets his brother.

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  "Because you're there. I even know with our little dogs if they want something to eat and they keep staying in the kitchen. We. Not the one that we have now, but the one we had before. Now, he would. Oh, man. If there was ever any meat in that kitchen, get out. He was on you. He was on you like glue and like white on rice, like they say. And he would just sit there and wait. He."

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• May 15, 2025@lhnath | Jacob prevails with God and with people.

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  "Israel means a prince who has fought with God and won. And it says, for as a prince has thou power with God and with men and hast prevailed. So what this says to me is, we can prevail with God. How? Well, remember, how did Jacob make progress with God? First of all, he said, if you. If you'll give me food and clothes, I'll. You'll be my God. So he. He chooses God."

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