00:00 Introduction and Birthday Celebration

01:13 Reflecting on Milestones and Life Goals

04:31 Upcoming Sabbatical and Podcast Plans

06:37 Diving into Proverbs

08:39 The Value of Honest Friendship

09:09 The Dangers of Flattery

10:25 Iron Sharpens Iron

10:57 Timing and Wisdom

11:45 Reflections and True Identity

12:26 Financial Wisdom and Preparedness

13:16 Righteousness and Boldness

14:04 Understanding True Justice

17:38 Discipline and Self-Control

19:15 Trusting in the Lord

19:45 Conclusion and Upcoming Changes

Hey, welcome to another episode

of the daily Bible podcast.

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That didn't do anything.

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That's Roger's gravity.

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It's going to do with my mouth.

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Yeah.

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I tried to grab one of those.

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What do you call these things?

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Horn's birthday.

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Her birthday.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, where you blow them

and they extend, yeah.

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They're supposed to make a sound.

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And that one doesn't.

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It's just nothing.

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That was straight out.

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I was gonna give you that one.

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Hold on.

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Nope.

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Nope.

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What's wrong with these

things because I don't know.

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But did you see, I got

this look, I got this.

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Ah, look at that.

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It's a strobe light

birthday, happy birthday.

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And a lot of flamboyant colors.

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Very nice.

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Yeah.

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Kelly gave that to me, which

I appreciate our staff.

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It's not my birthday today.

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It's coming up.

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It's on the 25th, but

our staff is celebrated.

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For me today, which was super

helpful because you're going to

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be gone for like three months.

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Well, not through going on a sabbatical.

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No, I'm not.

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Yeah, but, uh, this man, this thing could

give somebody with epilepsy, a seizure.

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It's a, oh, certainly it

could, it just flashes right?

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Oh, whoa.

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It changes patterns to.

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I didn't even know.

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That's cool.

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I think you're supposed

to wear it on your head.

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I don't think so.

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There's nothing about this that

says, wear it on your head.

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A piece of duct tape is.

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Yeah, well, I don't think

that's what it's meant to do.

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I think it's just

supposed to sit somewhere.

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It's innovate.

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Let's innovate.

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Let's innovate.

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Hey, so, uh, the big 4 0 4 0.

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As, as promised 40

pieces of divine wisdom.

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Ready?

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Go.

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No.

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Let's give us the, give us the first 10.

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I don't have 40 pieces of divine wisdom.

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No, but one thing that has

been on my mind a lot that I, I

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guess I will share this nugget.

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Um, I don't know if I have

40 years left in front of me.

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I may not.

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I may have less than that, but if I do.

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A lot of times, at least

with these big milestones.

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And I feel it more with this

one than I did turning 30.

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Cause I was thinking, okay,

next 30 years, which I know is

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a Tim McGraw song, but I know.

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You know, the next 30 years from when

you turned 30, you were like, okay, your.

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I'm going to be 60 that's that's

still reasonably young by some

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standards, especially as I get older.

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Um, But now that I'm thinking, okay, next

40 years that these could be the last 40

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years of my life for decades of my life.

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Second half.

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Yeah, I'm thinking about the first four.

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And what my life was like then, and

thinking about the next four and when.

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When I want my life to be like, when I.

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And if I have the, the ability to, to

look back on the next 40 years, right.

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And so the thought that I keep

having is today is part of that.

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That it's it.

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Doesn't, it's not a long-term.

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I mean, it's a long-term goal

to say, this is who I want to be

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at the, uh, by the time I'm 80.

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Right.

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But that's made up of days like today

and it's made up of decisions that are

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made today and it's made up of choices

and priorities and, and pursuits.

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And in all of that,

Today is going to impact.

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What I'm thinking when I'm 80 looking

back at the next 40 years of my life.

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So that's kind of where my entity matters.

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Mine has been, yeah.

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Recently.

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Yeah.

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That kind of gravity is.

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It's a really helpful.

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I feel like every day.

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Requires that kind of like, I

just need to adjust and get there.

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Because it's so easy to just go through

the day and to let this event happen.

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And I got to go at this thing, I got to

pick up this person, and then you can

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just forget like, oh, this is life, right.

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This is what life is made of.

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And if I don't take advantage of

it, I could just as easily go well.

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Uh, go, go throughout my day

without ever thinking twice

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about how precious it is to hear.

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My spouse laugh.

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You notice.

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As you see it to see the wrinkles in

her eyes as she smiles or to hear.

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My kids say certain things that

they're not going to say forever.

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Even the tenor of their voice changes

and your, your grandkids, when you see

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your grandkids and you see, oh, that'd

be that cute thing that they did.

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They're not going to do that forever.

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Right.

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Life.

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Life is so fleeting and

therefore, so precious.

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Not that we don't look

forward to the next life.

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But because this life is so

short, especially by comparison

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to the infinity years that we're

going to spend with Christ.

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It makes perfect sense that we would take.

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And soak up every opportunity

that we have here to see the good

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that God is doing in our lives.

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What a great thing.

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Well, and, and even from the mindset.

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Just a sanctification too.

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I mean, if you're thinking, man, I want

to be more godly in this area, more

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godly and Natty or more godly in this.

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And I remember as a younger man

thinking to myself, when I get older,

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then I'll be more galleon, right.

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This area, that area.

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One more time in, yeah.

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And show up and that's kinda what I'm

thinking along the lines of with this too.

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It's like, okay.

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The man I want to be when I'm 80.

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Isn't going to happen just

by naturally growing older.

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Right?

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Physical takes effort.

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Yeah.

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Physical maturity, aging.

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Comes whether we want it or not.

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Spiritual mature down

involves work and labor.

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Um, It's not proportionate to

our, our, our age necessarily.

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So.

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I want to make sure that I'm still

faithful and growing and saying, okay,

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if this is who I want to be, then.

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What am I doing?

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That's going to be a sum of, of today

and tomorrow and the next day and the

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next day and the next day, as they

all compile on that, up to each other.

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Amen to that, bro.

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That's a good thing.

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Yeah.

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So you're going to take two weeks off.

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So you starting your 40th

year by taking some rest.

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That's good.

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Yep.

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Two weeks out of the office.

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Yep.

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You're traveling.

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Yep.

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Yep.

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We're going up to Boyce college

and then out to Washington, DC,

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we're going to stop and see the

arch and counter to on our way.

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Yeah, it should be a good time.

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The family's going should be

a good family time to get.

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Good recovery.

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Good break.

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So we're not doing the podcast for

two weeks is what you're saying?

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Oh, no, that's actually

not sure you're doing it.

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Yeah.

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You know, I don't.

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I am.

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I don't know.

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Yeah, I'm thinking about it.

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I'm still praying.

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It's going to be the daily Bible, rod cat.

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I don't know how people will

subscribe to that one as much.

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Well, I will try to, so here's

the thing, here's the thing

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we can't recreate this right.

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And I don't want to, I just feel

like why, why would you try to.

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It's like going, it's like

buying the imitation brand.

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You go to Walmart, you

get the great value.

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Manet's it's not gonna taste as good.

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That's true.

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You know that you want the craft

or you want the general, whatever,

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the appreciate that you want.

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I don't want them to be

down with anything else.

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And you chose, man.

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It's the thing that came to my mind.

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Yeah.

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I don't want great value.

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I want the name brand, so I don't

want to re recreate our thing.

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I want the name brand, so

I'll, I'll do something.

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I'll be here every day with you guys.

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We're going to keep this street going.

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We're not gonna break the chain, but

don't expect it to be the same thing.

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We won't even try it.

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We'll just do our own thing

until pastor PG comes back.

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I think you should take on

an alternate personality.

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And you might talk with yourself.

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Okay.

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The daily Bible.

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Talk about the readings.

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What do you think about this?

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We'll see, I'll see.

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I'll try a few places.

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Yeah.

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Do you have a good, do you have a

good, do you have any imitations

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that you do that are like.

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That was.

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That's like it.

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That's the only one I can do.

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Donald duck.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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Huh?

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All right.

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We're going to have to.

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Let's see what else you got you.

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Maybe you should try that.

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I don't think, I don't think I will.

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Try different, different

sounds, different people.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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Anyways, that's our plan.

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That's what's coming up.

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Keep tuning in and keep listening

to episodes are going to be there.

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God willing.

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They will be.

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Yeah.

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I'm learning how to, how to do the things.

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So hopefully they show up.

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I plan for that to be the case.

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And then I'll return the favor when you

take your time away and that's right.

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August and.

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We'll all be good.

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And the show will go on.

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Yeah.

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We'll be square.

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All right.

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Let's jump into our

Bible reading for today.

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Proverbs 27, 28 and 29.

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It's a lot of Proverbs.

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These are the last three of the

Proverbs discovered by Hezekiah, the

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Proverbs of Solomon that has he found

as he was doing his excavations.

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The unreleased deep tracks

of king Solomon's wisdom to.

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Yep.

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Just like that had the, had

the, the beat and everything.

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Uh, 27, 1 do not boast about tomorrow for

you do not know what a day may bring that

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should maybe be familiar and familiar.

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If you've been to James chapter four.

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Uh, James chapter four says

pretty much the same thing.

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Hey, be careful about saying tomorrow.

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We're going to go do is such and such.

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Cause you don't know

what tomorrow may bring.

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So.

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Life is a mist in a vapor.

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Yeah.

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Have you heard James called the

Proverbs in the new Testament?

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I have heard that.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, because he's so

proverbial in his approach.

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And I think it's a very fitting title.

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Yeah.

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I like him.

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I would agree.

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Are you going to preach us through James?

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At some point, I would

imagine maybe after John.

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Yeah, I want to go to an epistle

after John, I think for sure.

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James would be good.

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James Joel.

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The narrative is James

and a pistol in your mind?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, let's do all the J's.

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Jane.

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Let's not.

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Yeah.

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I mean, eventually I'd love to be

able to say I've preached through

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the entirety of the word of God.

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That's the goal, right?

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Um, The last.

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God will be keeping me alive.

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That'll be my Sunday school.

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And I'll have nothing left

and he'll be like, it's time.

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It's time now.

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It's time.

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In your eighties and then I'll

finish song of Solomon and

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he'll take me at that moment.

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Okay.

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I go.

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Okay.

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Thank you.

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Alright.

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Yeah.

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How about verse six?

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Faithful are the wounds of a friend.

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Profuse are the kisses of an enemy.

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Hold on, go back to verse five.

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I think that's a pair.

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Okay.

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Better's open, rebuke than hidden love.

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There we go fateful or the winds

were friend profuse are the kids.

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I think those go together.

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I don't think you could say it's like

peanut butter and jelly right there.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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What does that mean?

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It's better to openly.

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Rebuke someone.

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Um, then to hide your life.

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I'm just talking to the versa.

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And okay.

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Let, let let's, let's use some

common vernacular here and it's

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more faithful for a friend of wounds

you than for an enemy to kiss you.

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That's a really good commentary.

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Usually that's.

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So that's divine, bro.

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That is divine.

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So I just think that what you have

here is it's better to stab someone

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in the front than in the back.

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If I'm going to, if I'm going to

say something about you, I should

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not go tell Kelly and mark and

Amanda and Josh and Luke and Annie.

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And salmon, John, I should tell you.

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I should tell you in your face.

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Uh, a good friend, a real friend will stab

you in the front because they love you.

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Not because they're angry or that they're

vindictive for this or that reason.

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But that's what the fateful

wound of a friend does.

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A friend is willing to get in your

face for the right reasons or an

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enemy will only tell you happy things.

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They will.

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We'll say things that are complimentary

and maybe even to some degree true.

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A flatterer is good at flattery.

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Not because they're making things

up, but because they say things

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that resonate with you, like, oh,

I think I kind of am good at that.

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Right.

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Thank you.

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I think I do look good in

that shirt or whatever it is.

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But a flatterer is only good to

get a part of your heart and to

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ultimately, uh, exercise some kind of

manipulation, whatever the end goal is.

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It's hard to know sometimes, but a friend

isn't about that or friends going to

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get in your grill because they love you.

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And that's ultimately, I think

the test of a true friend.

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Yeah.

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What would you say about that PPG?

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I would agree, man.

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And so if you have friends out

there that just encourage you

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all day long, get rid of them.

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That's not what I was saying, bro.

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No, no, that's not what I was saying.

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No.

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That's good.

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Yeah.

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When you talked about

this yesterday, right?

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Yeah.

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A good friend can have a powerful impact.

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Yeah, for sure.

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But isn't it true though,

but rebuke done right.

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Is actually endearing a hundred percent.

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It's like, oh yeah, man.

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I thank you.

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I love you for that enables

you to trust that person.

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Totally.

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Which might seem counterintuitive,

but enables you to trust them.

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And it actually makes their

kind words even more impactful.

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Right.

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Because you know that they're

not afraid to tell you.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So I agreed a hundred percent.

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Um, in agreement with that.

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Yeah.

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Which is in keeping with verse 17, iron

sharpens iron as one man sharpens another.

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That's part of that process, right?

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The process of iron sharpening

iron is a violent process.

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There's a there's tension.

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There's friction.

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There's there's.

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Pieces being knocked off of.

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One or the other.

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And that is the relationship of two

brothers who are doing verse six.

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Well, um, who are not afraid

to, to stab you in the front

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or two sisters or two sisters.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Other D did I skip over any

verses you wanted to hit on?

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Uh, no.

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Well, okay.

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Yes.

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Verse 14, whoever blesses his neighbor

with a loud voice rising early in the

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morning will be counted as cursing.

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Uh, the right thing at the

wrong time is the wrong thing.

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Yeah.

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I think that's the wisdom

of scripture right there.

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And I think that's not that I think

anyone does that necessarily on

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purpose, but there are some people

that, you know, they're too perky

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and too excited for the time of day.

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It is.

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Or you think about your neighbors that

played the loud music until nine 30?

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No, that that's.

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Well, No.

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No, I was, I wasn't thinking about them.

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So I do this to my kids.

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Sometimes in the morning, I will

wake them up boisterously, uh, rise

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and shine and give God the glory.

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Yeah, that kind of thing, because

it's like, okay, it's time to get up.

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And greet the day.

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And I tend to throw in old English

words in there just to make it.

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Fun.

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Oh, well, maybe you need

to apply Proverbs 27, 14.

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They would probably agree with you.

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Yeah.

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How about verse 19 as in

water face reflects face?

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So the heart of man reflects the man.

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That's profound.

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Yeah.

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Deep, but we might talk

about a mirror, right?

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You looking at a mirror and

the mirror reflects that your

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face, what you truly look like.

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So the heart, your heart

reflects who you truly are.

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It's basically what he's saying in

verse 19 there, similar to what we find

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in, again, Jesus words, sermon on the

Mount, talking about what, uh, what.

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Yeah.

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What truly defines a person or when he's

talking about what defiles a person is

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not what goes in, but what comes out.

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Um, because that is indicative of

the true person, the true identity.

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Here's something that resonates with

me right now, uh, verses 23, 3 27.

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I just to summarize here.

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Um, Prepare for lien days?

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No.

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Well, the condition of your flocks

give attention to your hurts

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or riches do not last forever.

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And does a crown endure to all

generations that is there always

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going to be one king or one president?

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Per se.

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When the grass is gone and the new

growth appears and the vegetation

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of the mountains has gathered, the

lambs will provide your clothing and

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the goats, the price of the field.

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There will be enough goats milk for

your food and for the food of your

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household and maintenance for your girls.

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Uh, long story short, I think.

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Uh, wisdom dictates that you be.

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I guess somewhat frugal and

taking care of your, your life and

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thinking conservatively and saying

I better put money aside because

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we don't have flocks and herds.

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And in this current economy,

At least not, not us.

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Anyway, most of us don't have that.

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So you ought to be wise enough to

put money aside and save her any day.

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Essentially.

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I think that's kind of the tenor

and the gist that I got from them.

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Anything that you saw from that?

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Nope.

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I.

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I agree with your sentiments on it.

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I think it's good.

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Proverbs 28 1, the wicked flee

when no one pursues, but the

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righteous are bold as a lion.

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That's awesome.

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It's not talking about running.

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Thankfully, this is talking about.

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The fear, right?

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The wicked flee when no one pursues it.

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In other words, They're paranoid.

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They're.

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There it is again, just same

wavelength, Pam at night.

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But the righteous are bold as a lion.

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The righteous are not going

to run no matter what, even

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when somebody perceives them.

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So that's a, an encouragement

to us to, to trust in the Lord.

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What, uh, what.

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What a great gift to have

a clear conscience though.

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I think that's part of

what's happening here.

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I don't have to be afraid.

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Yep.

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I'm not afraid of the

police knocking at my door.

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Cause I have nothing to hide.

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Not afraid of the IRS reaching out.

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Cause I haven't cheated on my taxes.

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I'm not afraid of, you know, bad

things, the righteous and afraid of

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bad news because they live faithfully.

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They live Corum day, as you often say,

and that's why we don't have to flee now.

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There's, there's the value of

a good conscience right there.

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I'd encourage you to pursue that.

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Yeah.

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Verse five, the evil notice here can't

comprehend true justice, evil men don't

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understand justice, but those who seek

the Lord to understand it completely.

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This is a.

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Reminder to me and encouragement

to me is I think about.

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The wicked in our society.

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Uh, just listening to the

briefing not long ago, Dr.

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Mueller, who's going to be by the way,

coming to the transform conference.

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Transform conference.org.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Good.

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Uh, he was talking about.

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Just the, the heavy push that the

Democrats are making specifically on

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the, the abortion rights side of things.

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And, and sometimes when people are

so adamant and they'll celebrate

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laws being passed that make

abortion easier and everything.

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It causes you to shake your head in, in.

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Just disbelief and yet.

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Part of the reason why is

explained to us here in verse five,

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they don't understand justice.

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The evil can't comprehend.

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Why celebrating the murder of

the unborn should be considered

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something that's wrong or wicked or

on just because they, they don't.

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Understand justice in a

biblical sense of the term.

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I think we would qualify that as being one

of the Noetic effects of the fall and the

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fact that our brains in our fallen state.

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Well, while they can't understand

lots of things, you can get to

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understand art and science and

political philosophies, et cetera.

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There are certain things that

because of our fallen, broken minds.

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That we just can't grasp or that we

will not understand or grasp fully.

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And if we can't understand

them, Roman chapter one applies.

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We may still say, I don't want to

believe that I'm going to suppress

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that truth and righteousness.

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Cause I don't want to submit to that.

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Uh, That standard.

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So there's a lot of factors that

play into this, but just know here

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scripture, it makes it evident.

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God's the one who determines justice.

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Period.

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He determines what justice is.

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And until someone submits to God's

leadership, they're not going to

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ever fully understand justice as

it should be properly applied.

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Yeah.

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Verse nine.

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If one turns away his ear away

from hearing the law, even

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his prayer is an abomination.

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So what I wrote down here just.

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Observance is disobedience

disrupts devotion.

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Um, When we are disobedient to the

Lord, it interrupts our devotion to the

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Lord and it interrupts our prayer life.

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Peter talks about this in the

context of husbands and wives.

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He's.

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Says that husbands need to live with their

wives and to understand standing manner.

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Last year prayers be hindered.

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Uh, and so our sin can interrupt

our fellowship with the Lord and

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disrupt our prayer life as well.

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Verse 23, whoever rebukes a man

will afterward find more favor.

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There you go.

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See, I was just talking about that.

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Then he who flatters with his tongue?

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I just thought that was good

because it reaffirms what we were

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just talking about a couple of

chapters ago or last chapter 27.

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Five is the last chapter.

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Yeah.

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Should we jump to 29.

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Let's do it.

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Okay.

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How about 29, 11.

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A fool gives full vent to his spirits,

but a wise man quietly holds it back.

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You have been attracted

to all these verses.

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I've noticed the theme.

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You liked these verses?

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I think because it convicts

me from who I once was.

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As a younger.

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Younger man.

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The cage stage Calvinist and mailman.

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I think.

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Oh man.

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Um, I think we've all gone through

it, but I just, I just think this is.

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Again, it speaks to self-control.

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It speaks to, you know, self-disciplined.

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To be able to know how to handle

your emotions and know how to

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handle your first instinct.

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If your first instinct

is to lash out in anger.

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I mean th there.

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The situations where

that's appropriate or rare.

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They're not.

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Completely absent.

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There are situations where it is, right?

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Jesus flipping over tables for instance,

or somebody attacks your family.

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Yeah, that's a good time

not to sit back and go.

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I'm going to restraint my anger about.

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Yeah.

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But.

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Th there's it's, it's so good to

be able to learn how to, to control

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and say no to your flesh when your

flesh wants to lash out in anger.

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Indeed.

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Well, speaking of themes, here's a

theme that I've already started and it's

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going to keep beating the drum because

I feel like it's helpful verses 15 and

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17, the rod and reproof give wisdom.

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But a child left to himself brings

shame to his mother verse 17, discipline

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your son, and he will give you rest.

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You will give delight to your heart.

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Uh, so obviously scripture calls us

to spank and discipline our kids.

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Now, but I wanted to bring up here.

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Notice it, the child left himself

bring shame to his mother.

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Again, it doesn't just

mean mom's involved here.

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Obviously dad and mom are involved.

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There's a concreteness to

the Proverbs meant to kind of

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give that sense of balance.

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It's a bit off balance in that sense,

because there's no dad involved

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here, but in verse 17, discipline,

your son will give you rest.

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There's something about

discipline that helps.

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The child learn to control themselves.

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Uh, you're teaching self-control by

your exercising, external control.

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They kind of work hand in hand.

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That's typically how God does that work.

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At least in the heart of young people.

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They'll give delight to your heart

because they'll learn how to conduct

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themselves in public with other people.

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Yeah, I think that's

a good and noble goal.

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Yeah.

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How about verse 20?

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Do you see a man hasty in his words,

there's more hope for a fool than him.

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Don't be hasty to speak.

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Don't be.

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The first one to give

your opinion on a matter.

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Sit back, let other people

weigh in and then answer wisely.

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And then conclude the

conversation with your wise words.

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Sometimes there are people

that are so good at that.

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And that those are helpful people to

have around, except you look at them.

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You're like, could you have not

said that like 10 minutes ago?

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We're all talking.

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Yeah, we get wasted 10

minutes of our time.

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Thanks Josh.

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Yeah.

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Um, yeah.

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Verse 22, a man of wrath stirs up strife,

one given to anger causes transgression,

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just that the repeated theme in the

book of Proverbs on, on not being angry

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people is, uh, is one to notice for sure.

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Twenty-five.

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Yeah.

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Fear of man lays a snare trap.

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But whoever trusts in the Lord.

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The safe, so good.

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Yeah.

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That's an easy one to understand.

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I think no, one's going to jumble over

that one and certainly you shouldn't

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stumble over it, but if push comes

to shove, always, always, uh, err,

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on the side of trusting God and

fearing him rather than fearing man.

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Man we'll pass.

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Man is transient.

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Man is here for one moment gone.

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The next they're like a mist and a vapor.

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God was never going to leave.

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Yeah.

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Therefore you should always err, on

the side of trusting what he says.

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Yep.

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Well, there you go.

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There's another episode of

the daily Bible podcast.

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The last one for two weeks.

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Of just, just us.

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Yeah.

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Now, or yeah, you and me.

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And it's going to be different now.

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Hey, keep it in your Bibles and tune

in tomorrow for the first edition

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of the daily Bible, rod casts.

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What's going to happen, so

we'll see you there, but.