00:00 Welcome and Global Greetings

00:47 Meet the Pastors

01:22 Church Activities and Humor

01:45 Purpose of the Podcast

02:36 Counseling and Preaching

04:05 Daily Bible Reading: 2 Samuel 22

06:16 David's Final Words and Mighty Men

10:21 Psalm 57: David's Trust in God

12:51 Closing Remarks and Sign Off

Hey, welcome to Tuesday it's Tuesday's

episode of the daily Bible podcast.

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And maybe you're listening to us

from Germany, Germany, or Australia.

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Guten tag.

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Or, uh, Australia.

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I do that.

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Yeah.

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That's that one?

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Yeah.

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Uh, yeah.

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Or, uh, let's see.

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We sell some, we sell one from Mexico.

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So we're looking at people where,

where people are listening from and

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granted you might be using a VPN.

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And if you are, my guess is that you're

using a VPN still in local to the states.

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Cause otherwise you're gonna slow

yourself down by a little bit by

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going to these other countries.

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So if you're listening from

Australia now, Who you are.

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That'd be kind of fun.

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Hi.

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Hi.

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Yeah, good day.

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Yes.

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Yeah.

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I love your kids.

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TV show bluey.

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It's one of my favorites.

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Yes.

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It's a wholesome it's it's good.

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It's funny.

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Please do more of that.

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Yeah.

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By the way we were talking about

this, maybe you're a recent listener.

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And if you go to our church,

you know who we are, but if you

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don't go to our church, Welcome.

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My name is PJ.

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That's right.

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And, uh, this is pastor Ron.

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That's correct?

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Yep.

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And we are the pastors of

compass Bible church in.

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We're not related.

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We are not, it might

feel like it on occasion.

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We're not blood-related you saw us.

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We look exactly the same.

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It's like we're twins.

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Most people mistake.

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Sometimes they call me pastor PJ.

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It's crazy.

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And I just, I just keep it going.

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Yeah.

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So, yes.

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Yes.

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You may buy that.

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Absolutely.

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Buy that.

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Yeah.

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But on the church's credit.

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Sure, sure.

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Let's do it.

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Yeah.

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New car, go for it.

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Compass HB has a, has an ice

cream truck and trolleys.

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And I thought what would be

appropriate for compass north

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Texas is to have a yacht.

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I was thinking, take it to the lake.

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Meat smoker.

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That well that too, we can have

the meat smoker on the yacht.

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Okay.

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And, you know, we make.

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Evangelistic tool.

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We're halfway to where country music song.

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Yep.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, no, um, we're, we're glad

that you're joining with us.

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If you're not familiar.

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This is a ministry for

specifically for our church family.

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Um, we do a daily Bible reading program

here, which is what we comment on

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throughout the most, the majority

of our messages or our podcast here.

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Uh, that's a chronological

reading plan and we encourage

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our people to go through that.

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And so this is a supplement to that.

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You're welcome to join in with us,

but if you're ever wondering, man,

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it sounds like they're talking

about really specific situations.

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That's where our hearts hearts are at.

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And that's where our mind is,

is really with our people.

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Um, and that's why we're, we're

primarily doing this, but we're glad

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to have you, no matter where you're

at and wherever you're listening.

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Yeah.

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From the counseling office

directly to the podcast.

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Every time we meet with people.

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That's gonna be good.

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But then the podcast.

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And let's dock them.

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Um, doc docs, docs.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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At the same time.

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Doc's and here's where they live.

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Yeah, just kidding.

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We won't do that.

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We never do that.

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Never, ever do that.

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No, but, but that is interesting

because, because counseling

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doesn't form our preaching.

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Um, it informs everything that we'll

do in terms of our ministry, like, oh,

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what's going to make the most sense.

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Yep.

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Yep.

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And so we're never going to stand

up and be like, so I was meeting

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with this person the other day

and even specific situations.

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We're going to be careful when we're

in the pulpit, not to give details

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of a situation that you come in and

meet with us for counseling, but yeah.

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Part of the pastor's job, which we've been

talking about recently is, is to know the

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flock, to shepherd the flock, to bring the

word of God, to bear on the life of the

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flock through application and sometimes

pointed application in preaching.

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Yeah.

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And knowing what the struggles are, is one

of the things that a pastor needs to do.

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And that's something that, that

counseling gives us a glimpse into,

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because if it, if there's one thing.

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There's one thing that is clear when

you spend any amount of time counseling.

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It's that?

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The sins that come across your desk

in the counseling office are sins that

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are common to more than just one or two

people that come in and meet with you.

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Like every situation may be unique,

but the underlying struggle is

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not unique to that one family.

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Right?

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So if there's one person, this one

couple is struggling with this,

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chances are there's more people in the

church that are struggling with it.

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Absolutely.

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So, yeah.

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So if you're ever sitting out

there going, man, it sounds like

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he's preaching in my situation.

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Exactly.

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I might be, might be.

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We're not, we're not going to

give you credit for it though.

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Don't worry.

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And we're not going to

sell you out either.

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That's for sure.

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We're going to protect

the confidentiality.

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Now that was rebellious.

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Puking Bryce Clancy the other day.

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Whoa.

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Well, we're just calling out names now.

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Okay.

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Well, we call that his name before.

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He was a safe name.

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All right.

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He can handle it.

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Well, Hey, let's jump into

the daily Bible podcast.

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Text for this day.

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Um, and, uh, Sorry.

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I just got a text from my wife.

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She said three 80 is the worst.

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It is the worst.

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I don't like three 80 at all.

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It's horrible.

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It.

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Is three 80 the road.

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The road road, one of our

favorite thoroughfares.

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It's not it's it's like four

or five with stoplights.

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It's it's like the four or five minutes.

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It's like the 4 0 5.

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I'm back here.

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So I don't think that's a thing

anymore, but that's a California thing.

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and then here three 80.

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Hey, Psalm 22.

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Yeah.

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I mean, I didn't say.

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There's a to get you're throwing me off.

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No, but the reason I said

Psalm 22 is because this is

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essentially Psalm 18 in real time.

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Okay.

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And so David's writing this song.

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To praise God for the deliverance

that he had experienced in the

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victories that he'd enjoyed.

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And so as David is reflecting on his

life, as you're reflecting on God's

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goodness to him, he's, he's praising God

and in worshiping for that, him for this.

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So.

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There's a lot of the same parallels there.

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Praise and God is the rock.

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The fortress that th th the deliver

that the one that, that delivers

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from distress and distress for

seven, I called upon the Lord.

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My God.

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Um, God shows up as he doesn't Psalm

18, the earth reels and rocks and

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smoke went out from his nostrils.

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The Lord shows up as the vengeful.

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Uh, God, exactly justice for his people.

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And so David is praising God,

and that's what's going on here.

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In second, Samuel 22, at least in

the majority of second, Samuel 22.

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Here is David is praising God.

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This is Psalm 18.

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Again in real time in David's life.

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I really love verse 31, the gut, this God.

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His way is perfect.

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The word of the Lord proves true.

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He is a shield for all those

who take refuge in him.

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And the way that we take refuge

in him is by submitting to his

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word and applying his word.

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That's, that's why you're doing

this podcast and doing this

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Bible reading program because

this God, his way is perfect.

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I also like verse 26 with a merciful.

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You show yourself merciful

with the blameless.

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You show yourself blameless with

the purified you deal purely.

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Just a reminder of how important it

is for us to pursue these things,

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that there is reward, even in the

way that we experienced the character

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of God as we mirror the character

of God in the life that we live.

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That's right.

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Second Samuel chapter 23, then.

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Uh, as we jump in here verses one

through seven, these are some of David's

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final words and they take the form of

what is called an Oracle or a message.

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If you want to put it that way.

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Uh, the Oracle of David, the

son of Jesse, the Oracle, the

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man who was raised on high.

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And so David is acknowledging that God

had brought him in, put him in that place.

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That, that it wasn't that he took it

for himself, but he was put there.

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He was appointed for this.

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Uh, notice verse two, the

spirit of the Lord speaks by me.

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And so here we see scripture's own

testimony to its divine origins

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here through the pen of David, that

David is saying what I'm writing.

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Is not just my words, but the

spirit is speaking through me.

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That is not something that I'm going to

say or that I'm going to write when I'm

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writing my sermons for Sunday morning.

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I'm not going to say the

spirit is speaking through me.

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It.

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At this level now, does the spirit

speak to us through a sermon?

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Yes, but.

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So in a different category

than what David's talks now.

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Infallible in errand inspired word of God.

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Right.

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Exactly.

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Exactly.

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It's it's more.

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Kind of once removed in that sense, right?

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Verse five, uh, real quick, if I

can for does not my house stand.

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So with God, for, he has made

with me an everlasting covenant

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in order, all things secure.

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I made a note here.

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This is a dispensationalism alert for me,

because again, this is the Davidic one.

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Yep.

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The Davidic covenant, which is a

promise that, that eventually there

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would be one that would reign and rule

on the throne of David without end.

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And this is an everlasting covenant.

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It's not going to be usurped.

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It's not going to be replaced.

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And so we believe that the ultimate

fulfillment of that will be Christ who

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will set up and establish his throne,

literal throne, not a metaphorical

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throne, but a literal throne here

on earth for a thousand years while

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he reigns from the, from Jerusalem

during the millennial kingdom.

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Second half of verses three and four.

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Uh, I see the result of godly leadership.

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I love this.

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David says when one rules justly over

men ruling in the fear of God, he

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dawns on them like the morning light.

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Um, like the sun shining forth on a

cloud this morning, like rain that

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makes grass to sprout from the earth.

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Good and godly leadership

is reviving, restoring, and

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ultimately a benefit to the people.

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Yeah.

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That's the kind of pastor

you should look for.

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Ultimately, you're going to find.

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Going to find that in Christ.

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Uh, but yeah, that's, that's an

encouraging and inspiring for me.

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Yeah.

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Versus eight.

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Then through 39, we get a, another

list of David's mighty men.

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This is similar to first

Chronicles, 11, 10 through 41.

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Uh, there's a few names in

here that are worth noting.

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Abishai shows up here as one that we've

read about Binya is going to be somebody

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that's significant to David and then

ultimately significant to Solomon.

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And by the way, dude,

But Naya was a beast man.

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He was not a guy to trifle with.

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He was a man's man.

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Jumping down and killing a lion.

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Um, In a snowy.

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Pitt.

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It w w who was the guy that always

used to come out to AVN Dan Newman?

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That's the one who he

preached that very sermon.

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He talked about this guy and I think

it was, do, do hard gospel things.

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And he pointed at Vinaya.

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So benign as a guy that that is, uh, is

worth, uh, imitation is worth imitation.

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If you come across a pit with a

lion in it and it's snowing, you

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know what God wants you to do?

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Is that the way you just

let's say apply the text?

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It's a way I'm applying.

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There to watch out then, then a verse 39.

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Notice the final name in the list.

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This is interesting that.

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Th that he could have been

anywhere else in this list, but

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he's the final name in the list.

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And I think that's significant.

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And I don't know if this is David's guilt.

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Still, or I don't know what

this may be, but, but David.

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Ends with him, which I think is

even a place of honor for him.

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And that is the name Uriah, the

Hittite who shows up there in verse 37.

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Is this date?

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I guess that's an interesting

insight because I thought that this

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is the narrator of second Samuel

completing the, the information here.

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Fair.

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So I, you don't know if this is

David's guilt more than it is.

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You're saying by the way, this dark

shadow of a cloud is still here.

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This is part of David's lineage.

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Yeah.

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I guess this is not David's speech.

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Yeah.

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I saw this as just a, the

narrator completing the story.

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And then, then we have the last

chapter of second Samuel, which

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we don't get to you today.

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Not today.

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Not today, Satan.

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I mean.

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Sorry.

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You're not Satan.

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You can call me rod.

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Yeah.

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Rod's fine.

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Okay, let's move on.

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Um, yeah.

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Psalm 57.

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By the way, if you're going to

blanket each, call him Satan.

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It's a phrase, it's a song.

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It's a phrase it's never heard

of this phrase before guys.

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It just between you and me.

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Just between us.

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I don't know, he's

talking about the worst.

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This parachute is a knapsack.

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All right.

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So I'm 57.

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Uh, this Psalm is written by

David while running for his life.

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It says here from Saul.

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Um, so that's interesting

because we're back.

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Dealing with Saul and we're

at the end of David's life.

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So it's interesting that the

editors of our plan, our reading

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plan decided to put this here.

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Um, But in the Psalm similar events

again, verses one through six David's

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petitioned to God for protection,

and then verses seven through 11.

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Uh, David praises God here.

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And so we don't know the exact situation.

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There were many times that David was in

a cave running for his life from Saul.

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Is that the title implies?

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Or states.

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Uh, but we don't know if this was

when he cut off the edge of his robe

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or if this was a different time that

he was fleeing for, from his life.

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Fleeing from Saul for his life.

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Um, but he's, he's trusting in the

Lord, nonetheless, through this.

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Yeah, I really appreciate him.

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Verse eight, sing out.

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I will awaken the dot.

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Now be mindful of your neighbors.

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Maybe don't wake up your family too

early, but with your, with your singing.

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Uh, but David was, he was so excited about

his love for God that it didn't matter.

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He was going to wake up the Dawn.

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He was going to celebrate the morning

with the Lord again, coming back to.

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When he spent time with the Lord, clearly

David prioritizes the morning time.

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Um, and I think that's an important

feature of, of, of our lives, but

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let me add another element to this.

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I think.

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I don't know, man.

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And sometimes in some

churches it's easy to be.

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Self-conscious about your worship of

God to say I don't, I don't want to

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draw attention to myself, you know?

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If I lift up my hands in a

certain way, or if I sing.

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A certain volume people might

look at me instead of looking

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at the Lord, so to speak.

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I think David just does not care.

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Yep.

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He was just like, I'm worshiping God.

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And if you're, if you're

upset by that, then Hey.

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Maybe you should jump in

and worship God with me.

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Yep.

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I do think there's something prudent

about saying what I need to care about

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my neighbors and not do anything crazy.

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You know, I'm not like a

cat or rolling on the floor.

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But man, I think our, our

worship can be a little more.

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Unhinged and a good way.

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So did you play loud music for

your neighbors until nine 15?

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I'm thinking about it.

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I might have my own little gospel party

for your birthday on Saturday night.

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Yeah.

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Saturday night.

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We'll end at a God the hour that

will be finished by 7 30, 7 30.

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Okay.

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The copy hour, although that's 30

minutes past the hour of completion.

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So how Gabby is it?

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Yeah, well, Then I'll

follow this Western clock.

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What is the Western clock?

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All right.

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Well, Hey, shorter episode today,

but, uh, Hey, just full transparency.

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We are on our way out to meet

somebody for Lennar, winter Lennar.

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I have some wings and early dinner.

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We're going to meet somebody for

the church for an early dinner,

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and we want to be late for that.

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So, Uh, we love you guys.

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We're thankful that you guys tune in.

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Join us again tomorrow for another

episode of the Davy Bible podcasts.

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I'll see you then.