In this powerful episode of Power Hour, Carlie Terradez concludes the year-long A to Z of Healing series with the final letter—Z—and the most important truth of all: It is finished.

Recorded while traveling, this message centers on Jesus’ final words on the cross from John 19:30 and unpacks what “It is finished” truly means for your life today. Through Scripture and revelation, you’ll discover that healing, freedom, and victory are not something God is still deciding to do—they are already paid in full through Jesus’ sacrifice.

Carlie explains the meaning of tetelestai—a declaration of total completion, victory, and debt canceled—and shows how Jesus’ finished work secured healing, forgiveness, and freedom once and for all. This episode will help you stop striving, stop begging, and start agreeing with what Jesus has already done.

The episode closes with a powerful, extended time of prayer and words of knowledge, releasing healing and restoration across the body, mind, and emotions.

If you’ve been waiting, hoping, or wondering when your breakthrough will come—this message will anchor your faith in the truth that your victory is already finished.

Scriptures Referenced:

📖 John 19:30

📖 Colossians 2:13–15

📖 Hebrews 10:14

📖 1 Peter 2:24

📖 Galatians 3:13

📖 John 8:36

📖 2 Corinthians 1:20

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Jesus finished it—now receive it.

It is finished.

Welcome to Power Hour where we believe it is God's will for you to be well.

I'm your host Kylie Terradez and this podcast is created from the weekly live streams that I do every Thursday at 1pm Mountain time.

Whether you tune in live or listen later, this message is something that you can receive today.

Let's get started.

Hey everyone, it's that time again.

It's time for Power Hour.

I'm off traveling around the world but today I pre recorded this for you specially and and the Lord has given me a word to share with you.

Today we're actually going to be finishing the A to Z of healing.

We've been covering this all year.

Today we're on the final letter Z or Z, the last letter of the Alphabet.

So I'm excited to get this wrapped up for you today.

I know it's going to be a blessing, so let's just take a moment and pray.

Father God, I thank you that you're here with us today, that you know exactly what we're going through, that you meet us in our hour of need.

Lord, I thank you that your angels surround us, that your love encompasses us.

The Lord, you help us to have a heart that is open and a mind that will understand.

And we ask you, Holy Spirit to help us take the word that we hear today, that we share today and don't just let it sit in our head, but let it become revelation.

Raymond Knowledge on the inside of us.

Thank you Holy Spirit.

Help us.

To hear is to hear a mind, to understand our heart.

To receive everything that you have for us today.

In Jesus name.

Amen.

Well, here we are.

I want you to turn in your bibles to John 19, John 19, verse 30.

And this is Jesus's final few words when he was on the cross.

His final few words when he was on the cross.

Now, you know, if you're about to, if, if you have somebody famous and they were about to make their last spe speech, you know what people do after their passing is they go back and you know, today they'd go back and they'd pick up the last recording of it, the last video clip of it and they'll put that out on the media and would see, you know, these are the last words of, you know, whoever the famous person was and they take sound bites out of that message and they'd put them on billboards and you know, they make them famous and they'd have commentators in the news corps that would get together and say, what do you think that person meant when they said, and they'd have like a whole commentary, a whole digest of on those last few words, as if it was like the most precious thing that they had to share the very final things.

Or maybe you have somebody, you know this actually knows they're about to die, they're on their deathbed.

I mean, they want to pass across their final wishes, their final things.

Maybe a farewell goodbye to their loved ones, or maybe the last piece of wisdom that they have to impart to the world.

Or, or maybe it's an instruction that they need to get across.

But on their deathbed, you know, that's the last thing they want to get and, and through, through stammering lips.

That's the last thing that they share.

People would hang on to that.

You know, they might sit by their bed with a, with a, with a recorder or a notepad and they write it down.

Or these days, they'd get their camera phone out and video it because they wouldn't want to miss the importance of those last few words.

Now we know that Jesus resurrected.

He's no longer in the grave.

He's a resurrected Lord, and he's not hanging on the cross.

But don't let that fool you.

The last few words, the last message that he had on the cross is just as important as any famous person that may have passed away more recently.

Much, much more powerful.

What were the, the final few words of Jesus on the cross?

Look at, look.

In John 19, verse 30, Jesus said, It is faith finished.

It is finished.

And it says, in bowing, he said he gave up his spirit.

You know, he voluntarily went to the cross and died in your place.

In my place.

That all of the punishment for our sin would be placed upon him.

All of the sickness that the, you know, the enemy is the author of sickness, but all of the sickness that was meant for us was taken upon him on the cross.

At the same time that Jesus paid for our salvation, he paid for our healing.

It's all there.

You know, when Jesus was saying, it is finished, I'm pretty sure he wasn't just saying, you know, I quit.

I get out.

I'm getting out of here.

I'm done with these people.

I came to help them.

They crucified me.

They are so ungrateful.

No, he wasn't glad to be out of there.

He was finished in something.

He was actually fulfilling prophecy.

Jesus, birth, death, and resurrection were all fulfillments of prophecy that were written thousands of years before he was even born.

Man, that's a powerful thing in here.

And he gave his life up willingly.

No one could have taken his life from him if he didn't give it up willingly.

You know, at any point, Jesus could have killed down legions of angels to come and rescue him.

No, he gave his life up willingly.

So what was he actually finishing?

It wasn't just his day.

He wasn't just out of frustration with the people.

He wasn't just out of pain and, And.

And wanting to give up on life to have an escape from the.

From the horrors of crucifixion.

Now he was making a powerful statement.

To find out really what this means, we need to look in the Greek.

The Greek word finish.

You know, the Greek language is far more complex than the English language, and it has many meanings to the same word.

But this word finished is tetelestai.

And the meaning of it is this, paid in full.

It means painful, complete, finished, lacking nothing, nothing left undone.

It was.

It was a.

It had so many different meanings.

This, this scripture, but it.

But it would have been used in different scenarios.

It would have been a phrase that people would have understood, you see, they would have understood this phrase in the marketplace.

In the marketplace, when something was finished, it was.

It was referring to a business dealing, a transaction.

It was saying, the payment has been made.

You know, if it was in a court of law, it would have been saying, you know, the sentence has been served.

If it was, you know, in a military term, it would have been a cry of victory, the enemy has been defeated.

If it was in church, it would have been the priest picking out the spotless lamb, saying, this one is complete.

It's a masterpiece.

It is unblemished.

It's perfect.

It meant all of those things.

I want to show you something.

This is.

This is such a powerful Statement in Colossians 2.

Look at this.

Colossians 2:13.

This is Paul's writing.

And you being dead in your sins and the uncircumcision of your flesh, he has resurrected together with him and forgive, having forgiven you all sin, he blotted at the handwriting of ordinances that was against us.

And contrary to us, he took it out of the way, nailing it to the cross.

And having disarmed authorities and powers, he made a show of them openly triumphing them over them by the cross.

You know, the thing that really stands out here is that it says he blotted out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us and nailed it to the cross.

You know, one of the meanings of this word that we just talked about, the meaning of this word, it is finished in the original language.

He would have seen this in the courtroom.

You would have seen this, you know, as a prisoner was incarcerated, thrown into the jail cell, the door lintel that surrounded that door would have been the place where they would have nailed the charges, the charges against that prisoner.

Literally a rap sheet, we'd call it a rap sheet today.

You know, a list of everything.

The, all of the accusations, the things, the charges that were against that person didn't matter if they were true or false.

If that person was innocent or guilty, those charges would have been there, displayed upon the lintel the reason why they're in captivity with the now driven into the lintel, into the, into the crossbeam of the wood that said exactly why they were there.

You know, and if that, if that, that person was to be set free, they'd have to be released from that jail cell, they'd have to rip down that rap sheet and they'd have to take it before the judge and the judge would have to write on that rap sheet and, you know, tetelesta, it's finished.

That would have mean the sentence has been served.

If anyone tries to stop this prisoner on the way out, you know, they have the proof, they have the evidence.

The, the, the handwriting of ordinances that was against them has been torn off of that doorpost.

It has been nullified.

There is no sentence left to serve.

In other words, he was equivalent of saying, you have no right to keep this prisoner locked up anymore.

You have to set them free.

You have to set them free.

There's no judgment anymore any longer.

That's standing against them.

And when Jesus did that on the cross, when he died on the cross, he said, it is finished.

And he gave up his spirit.

You know, every charge that the enemy had against us, including sickness, including sin, including bondage, fear, anxiety, torment, depression, whatever you want to name it, anything that comes from the enemy was included in the charges that were against us.

Jesus took those at the cross.

He took them at the cross.

So now he was saying, you know, having disarmed authorities and powers, he made a show of them openly triumphing over them by the cross.

The cross was Jesus's victory stance.

It was his moment where he signed off, where he took the payment, where he ripped down the rap sheet, where he says, here's the keys, you have to let that prisoner go free, where he made a statement to the devil.

Like these children, anyone that puts faith in me, anyone that believes in me, you can't hold them captive any longer.

You know, it was a powerful moment because it meant that now Jesus had the keys.

He had the keys of, of sin and death and of Hades.

You know what he did after that?

He went down to hell and, and, and let loose down there.

You know, he rose from the dead on the third day.

Man.

Such a powerful, powerful moment in, in, in all of history that changed all of humanity.

In that one simple action, Jesus enabled us to have eternal life.

Hugely, hugely powerful.

It was the victory on display and the finality of it.

You know, it says in the scripture that if the enemy knew what would have happened, he never would have killed the King of glory.

If he knew what killing Jesus would have meant, that, you know, that, that he would have, he would have risen from the dead and he would have, he would have revealed himself to the multitudes and multitudes would believe multitudes would come to receive him is their Lord and Savior.

That in, in essence now Jesus is multiplying himself in believers.

You know, if, if the enemy was that smart, he never would have killed Jesus.

You know, he just, he just doesn't know the future.

He doesn't know your future.

He's not that powerful.

You know, he wasn't enough.

He didn't even have enough power to keep Jesus in the grave.

He says it was not in Acts.

In Acts chapter two, it says it was not possible that Jesus should be held in the grave.

It was not possible.

Death did not have that much power to keep Jesus in bondage.

And if death has been defeated, you know, if death was defeated, then surely every sickness has been defeated, every problem has been defeated already.

Amen.

He has secured our victory.

Jesus finished it.

And we don't have to perform anything anymore.

We don't have.

You know, it's good to keep the law.

It's good to keep the laws of the land, but it doesn't depend your, your eternal salvation, your healing doesn't depend upon it.

Jesus fulfilled all of the charges against us.

The debt that we owed, he paid in full.

He paid it in full.

There's nothing owing.

You know, we can't earn our healing.

We can't earn our healing.

We receive it the same way that we received salvation.

Thank you, Jesus.

Thank you, Jesus.

You know, Hebrews 10, verse 14 says, for by one offering, he has perfected forever those who are being sanctified.

That's you and me.

He perfected you forever.

Now you might look at your life and think, I don't look very perfect.

I don't seem very perfect.

That's okay.

Jesus perfected you.

You know, Jesus, one of the one of the phrases that we use to describe Jesus is the Lamb of God.

I think this is so cool that Jesus was born in a manger in Bethlehem.

Bethlehem was known for the place that bred the sacrificial lambs.

It was a special type of sheep that they used.

It had to be completely unblemished.

You couldn't find any spots or blemishes.

They had to be pure white lambs.

They couldn't be half diseased or three legged or one eyed or you know, one eared or you know, they couldn't be like a wonky donkey, right?

They had to be a perfect spotless lamb.

And when, when John the Baptist saw Jesus.

Look, the Lamb of God.

The Lamb of God, you know, he was perfect.

He was the perfect lamb of, he was a sacrifice for us.

And if you look back in Old Testament history, you know, there was something called the Passover.

The Passover, do you remember that when the, the Israelites were escaping from the land of Egypt and the plagues were coming and the angel of death was going over their houses to, to strike down, you know, the, the, the, the, the people.

But the angel of death passed over all of the Israelites homes because they had sacrificed a lamb, an unblemished lamb and they painted the blood on the lintels of the doorposts.

When the angel of death saw the blood on the doorpost, it passed over and everyone that was inside that home was safe.

That was the Passover lamb.

You know, Jesus on the cross was our Passover lamb.

The angel of death passes over us today because Jesus was the sacrifice on the cross for us to be made well by his stripes.

We were healed, we were made whole.

That's first Peter 2:24.

Such a powerful truth.

It was his sacrifice.

His sacrifice.

You know, when a, when a priest would find, would be selecting the lambs that were going to be sacrificed.

You know, in the Old Testament there had to be a blood sacrifice for your sin.

Jesus hadn't died yet and become the atonement for that.

There had to be a blood sacrifice.

And so the people would bring the appropriate animal for that sacrifice in and the, in the priest, you know, he wouldn't inspect the person, the sinner that was bringing the sacrifice, but he would inspect the sacrifice.

He would make sure that it was perfect, that it was complete, that it was unblemished.

It is tetelestai.

He would make sure of that.

And then he pronounce it perfect.

He'd pronounce it complete and he'd lay his hands upon that animal, transferring the sins of the people onto that animal.

And then the animal would be sacrificed and that shedding of the blood of the animal would atone for the sins of the person.

And the animal was sacrificed.

The animal has succumbed to death, but you know, the person went free.

You know, we don't have to have animal sacrifices anymore because Jesus was the perfect sacrifice.

Hebrew said he entered into the holy of holies one time.

His blood was shed one time for all for the he was the propitiation for all of mankind.

In other words, he was the payment for all sin for one time then and in the future, past, present and future sin.

That's why every time we sin or every time we have a symptom in our body, Jesus doesn't have to die and rise from the dead, race from the dead again.

Because that one time was so powerful that when he said it was finished, it was truly finished.

He was the perfect, perfect sacrifice.

And because he finished so completely, He, Jesus didn't leave anything undone, it didn't leave anything left for us to do.

Healing isn't something that we can earn, it's something that we can believe and receive.

You know, sometimes we want to earn things, we want to earn our salvation.

You can't earn your salvation through good works.

It's a free gift.

And in the same way you can't earn your healing through your self efforts, it's a free gift.

We can run around and you know, and try this lotion and potion and whatever.

But you know what, God is already.

Jesus has already provided for us that healing power.

And when we receive him, we receive his healing power.

When we've received Jesus as our Lord and Savior, we've also received Jesus as our healer.

His healing is not something that God is going to do, it's something that Jesus already did.

Hugely powerful.

And we need to remember this when we're praying.

Because if we're asking the Lord to come down and heal us, it means that we don't really believe it's already finished.

When we're asking Jesus what his will is regarding healing, if we don't really know if there's a question out there when we come in prayer, it means that we don't really believe that it is finished.

We can take Jesus last few words on the cross as gospel, we can take it to the bank, we can make it big in our hearts and huge in our imagination.

And anytime a symptom comes to us, maybe we need to write it out, maybe we need to put sticky note on our Mirror.

It is finished.

Remember sickness, it is finished.

Remember flu, it is finished.

Remember disease, cancer, whatever your name is, it is finished.

Jesus paid for my healing.

You're finished, man.

We can say that with boldness.

Why?

Because our freedom is guaranteed.

In John 8:36, it says, if the Son makes you free, you should be free indeed.

Let's stop trying to climb back on the cross.

Let's just stop trying to earn our sacrifice.

You know, we can't earn our healing.

It's already finished.

The freedom that we have in Christ is completed.

You know, the Lamb has been sacrificed so us, the sinners, can go free.

Hugely powerful.

You know, our job is to agree with it.

Freedom is not a future event.

It is a finished reality.

It is a finished reality.

And when we say yes, when we say yes, when we say amen to, to the.

The promises of God, you know, God's already said yes.

We talked about this last week.

Okay?

But all of the promises of God in him, in Christ, a yes and amen.

He said yes.

But our part is to say amen.

You know that scripture with 2 Corinthians 1:20 says, for all of the promises in him, I, in and in him are yes, amen.

And to the glory of God through us.

When we get into agreement with a finished work, that finished work starts to work through us.

And that is where God gets glory.

God doesn't get glory in us being sick.

That God doesn't get glory in, in our suffering.

You know, he suffered so that we don't have to.

He suffered on the cross to be our payment, to be our sacrifice so that we don't have to suffer.

You know, sickness and disease never was intended for us, is a curse that we have been redeemed from.

Galatians 3:13 says that Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law.

He's.

He's redeemed us so practically living from a finished work.

How.

How can we.

How can we live this out?

Well, I've got a few things that might help you.

First, we can stop asking God to do what he already finished.

That's a really big thing.

That was huge for us when we changed the way that we prayed for people and for ourselves.

We stopped asking God to do something that he'd already given us authority over.

This is huge.

The second thing, we can reject every lie that contradicts the cross.

That would be any symptom, any mri, any X ray, any ache, any pain, anytime, something, a circumstance, any, any, any lack, any thought, any word, any report that we hear that contradicts the cross, man.

We can reject it.

Another simple thing that we can do.

We can start speaking from a place of victory.

Not for victory.

We're speaking from a place of victory.

Thank you, Lord.

I have the victory.

Thank you, Lord.

You've made me more than a conqueror through Christ.

Thank you, Lord, that all things work together for my good.

Thank you, Lord.

We're talking.

We're speaking from a place of victory.

Thank you, Lord, that you give me all strength to overcome.

Thank you, Lord, that no weapon formed against me can prosper.

We're speaking from a place of victory.

Not for.

Not for victory.

Don't imagine victory as in the future, but as something that we have right now that's already been secured.

It is finished.

Another thing we can do is rest.

Rest in what Jesus has already done.

You know, faith has a measure of peace in there.

How do we know if we're in faith?

We're in peace.

We're just believing it's done.

We're not begging God to do something.

We're not running around trying to make it happen.

We're thanking the Lord that it's a finished work.

You know, Jesus, it says he sat down at the right hand of the Father, made his enemies a footstool.

He put his feet up on the lazy boy like, yeah, it's finished, man.

He wasn't running around trying to, you know, tie up loose ends.

He was.

He knew that it was so complete, that sacrifice was so complete that it was done forever for all mankind.

And lastly, we can expect manifestation.

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There are different types of expectation.

And that book will help you understand it.

You know, for finished means finished for you.

You know, this, this is really important because sometimes we can hear different people's testament and we can think, oh, that's great for them.

But what about when's my testimony coming?

Well, when Jesus is finished, he means it is finished for you.

He didn't mean it's finished for everyone else that seems to get breakthrough.

It doesn't mean it was finished for super duper Christians.

It means he finished it for you.

If you were the only person, if you were the only person on the earth, he would have come just for you.

He would have left the 99 to find the one.

Jesus finished everything that came.

Every plan of the enemy.

He finished it.

He finished sickness.

He finished disease.

He finished bondage.

He finished poverty.

He.

He.

He it meant he finished it for you.

Every sin that so easily entangled you and beset you, he finished it for you, man.

So when we come in before the Lord, let's make sure we're coming with a heart that says, thank you Lord, that you finished not.

Oh Lord, please, Jesus, heal me.

I'm in so much pain and it's desperate.

But Lord, I thank you, thank you Jesus, that you paid the price that I might be well.

And right now, in your name, I take authority, the authority that you gave me over every lying symptom.

And I receive your healing in my body, man.

That is praying from a.

Speaking from a place of victory and expecting a manifestation.

So I want to take a moment and pray for you right now because I believe that there are people that are ready to say it is finished.

Jesus finished it for me.

I believe it, I receive it.

I speak it.

And I expect it in.

In his name.

Father God, I thank you for everyone that is listening today.

I thank you Lord, for everyone that is putting faith in the words and mixing it with what they've heard today and right now.

In your name, we command every lying sickness to leave, every disease to leave, every ache, every pain, every virus, every germ, every disease, every nasty bacteria that's trying to make its way into our flesh right now.

We say, no, it is finished.

You are finished.

Get out of these bodies right now.

Get out of these bodies right now.

You have no authority here.

You have no right here.

We command those pains to leave.

We command organs to function.

We command eyes to see and ears to hear and spines to straighten and bones to knit back together again.

We command cartilage to grow where it's just worn down, where joints are rubbing.

We command cartilage to grow back right now in Jesus name.

Where there is holes and weaknesses and honeycomb like structures.

We command solidity to come back into those body structures.

In Jesus name, we command leaking guts to stop leaking.

We command heart valves to stop leaking right now.

We command that there's a.

There's a hole in the heart that's being closed.

Thank you, Jesus.

Thank you, Jesus.

Thank you, Lord.

There's.

There's a problem with the blood flow from A mother to an unborn infant in utero.

There's a.

There's a problem with the way that the blood is flowing right now.

We command.

We command those blood vessels to become untangled, to become unmixed, to become purified.

In Jesus name.

We command any.

Any gap, any hole, any perforation, every.

Any tearing in any membrane to be knitted back together, sealed shut again in Jesus name.

Thank you, Lord, for full capacity in every organ of our body.

Thank you, Lord, for muscles that know how to contract, that know how to relax.

We speak that into them.

New abilities every day.

We declare new abilities in you every day.

New abilities to talk, to walk, to think, to hear, to see and to process.

Thank you, Lord, for moving everything that's misaligned back into the correct positioning.

Correct positioning in the vertebrae right now in the spinal column.

Correct positioning of the hips and the shoulders in Jesus name.

Correct positioning of the knees and the ankles right now.

Everything in alignment.

Coming into alignment in Jesus name.

There's been a fracture in the tailbone right at the bottom.

Right now we command that coccyx to knit back together those crunchy bits of bone that have been and fractured to knit back together in Jesus make name and make solid, clean vertebrae again.

Thank you, Lord.

There's.

There's somebody that has injured their pelvis right now.

We command that pelvis to become straightened up until ted and structurally sound again.

Thank you, Lord.

Thank you, Jesus.

Thank you, Lord.

That any.

That any weakness and a side of the body has to leave.

Thrombosis and blood clots have to leave.

Right now.

We command those.

Those blood vessels to open up and blood to flow through the circulation to be restored Raynald symptoms.

To leave in Jesus name.

So there's.

There's somebody with a thyroid issue right now.

We command that.

That swollen thyroid to go back down to normal shape and size.

Thank you, Jesus.

Somebody with a pain in between the ribs on the left side, the.

In between the intercostal muscles right there.

We command that strange pain to leave in Jesus name liver to come back to life.

Liver scarring.

Somebody has scarring.

I don't know, it's like a cirrhosis.

But they're scarring on the liver.

The Lord is healing you in the liver right now.

We command those cells, the liver to multiply and come back to life.

To regrow into a healthy, healthy, healthy lobe again in Jesus name.

Thank you, Lord.

There's things that are being reattached.

There's a reattachment that's happening physically, but Also emotionally, some people have real attachment difficulties.

And the Lord is, is, is gently reattaching you in a correct and healthy emotional state.

Thank you, Jesus.

Correct and healthy emotional state.

I thank you.

There are children that are getting new words, new vocabulary.

Thank you.

There's a, there's a, a tongue tied baby right now.

We command that tongue tied to be released in Jesus name.

Be released right now.

Thank you, Lord.

There's parts of the body that are literally being loosed.

There's some, there's obstructions that are being removed and there's.

I see that in the bowel.

Bowel obstructions being removed, impactions be removed right now in Jesus name.

We call kidney stones and gallbladder stones shattered.

We can one cyst and cancers and tumors and fibroids to shrivel up to nothing and be removed in Jesus name.

Somebody's had an issue with the, the lining of their, the lining of the uterus.

It doesn't, it doesn't forms like lumps on the inside where it should, where it should thicken, but it forms like clumps of vessels.

Right now.

We come on, I see like a quarterizing instrument in there in the spirit, cauterizing blood vessels.

This is happening as well in the, in the nose with the adenoids and the tonsils.

It's almost like a quarterizing I see going on right now.

We command those tonsils to go back to normal shape and size, those turbanoids as adenoids to go back down.

Almost swelling in the nasal capacity right now in Jesus.

I thank you Lord, for enlarging our breath in our lungs, opening up our lungs in Jesus name.

There's a, there's a straightening of bones in the feet, particularly in the feet and in the arches of the feet right now.

We command those bones to move back into place.

We command those ligaments and tendons that have become really tight to become loose and elongated, stretched out, grown again in Jesus name.

Name.

Thank you Lord.

Thank you for removing every ache, every pain, every.

Every stiff sound is stiffness or arthritis in the joints.

We command that to be loosed in Jesus name.

Thank you, Lord.

Thank you, Lord.

We believe that you're flowing through apple.

Your power is flowing through our body.

We say it is finished.

It is finished.

It is finished.

Thank you, Lord.

We believe and we receive.

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But I believe you received Today you received that prayer.

That power is working on the inside of you and it is finished.

Hallelujah.

Thank you Jesus.

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