Speaker 1: Welcome to Hanway Tagalog Sermon Podcast, your daily dose of inspiring,
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Speaker 1: communion together. I'm going to be speaking on Eat the Lamb,
Speaker 1: and go ahead and get your communion elements. You don't
Speaker 1: need fancy church elements. I've brought some iced tea and
Speaker 1: I've brought a ritz cracker, So I'm just trying to
Speaker 1: show you be creative because we're going to be partaking together.
Speaker 1: It's not how fancy the elements are, but it's the
Speaker 1: understanding of what's available through communion and what Jesus has
Speaker 1: accomplished for us. Get a pen and paper. If you
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Speaker 1: well informed and well equipped in this hour. Amen. So
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about communion, about eat the lamb,
Speaker 1: the Old Testament, What does the Old Testament have to say.
Speaker 1: We're going to briefly look at this. We're going to
Speaker 1: just hit some points and things that I want you
Speaker 1: to see today. What we call communion are the Lord's Supper.
Speaker 1: All began with the Israelites exodus from Egyptian bondage, and
Speaker 1: that began the introduction of passover. Visual lights have been
Speaker 1: in a little over four hundred years, and they had
Speaker 1: grown into a very powerful nation, and they had God's
Speaker 1: favor and blessing on their life, and God knew it
Speaker 1: was now time for them to be delivered from this bondage.
Speaker 1: They were about to be set free, but there was
Speaker 1: one more plague. Of the Egyptians had faced nine, but
Speaker 1: there was one more that the Egyptians had to face.
Speaker 1: Here's something though, this is something very interesting and unique
Speaker 1: about this plague. That the Israelites would be subject to
Speaker 1: this plague as well unless they had proper preparation and protection.
Speaker 1: Preparation and protection. And this is what I want you
Speaker 1: to see about the Lord's Supper for you and I.
Speaker 1: We can have preparation for the things that we're facing
Speaker 1: right now, and we can have protection. They had to
Speaker 1: slay an animal. Most of them would have used the lamb,
Speaker 1: So I'll just be referring to a lamb throughout this
Speaker 1: and entire ape. That's Christ for us. So when we
Speaker 1: get over to the New Testament, you'll see how Christ
Speaker 1: fulfilled this. And they were to apply the blood of
Speaker 1: the lamb to their home on the sidepost and the
Speaker 1: top lentil for our protection. And then they were to
Speaker 1: eat the roasted lamb. And those elements are represented for
Speaker 1: us in communion. Let's look at two verses in Exodus
Speaker 1: chapter twelve, and I want this to come alive to you.
Speaker 1: Exodus twelve, verse seven. Then they are to take some
Speaker 1: of the blood and put it on the sides and
Speaker 1: tops of the door frames of the houses where they
Speaker 1: eat the lamb. Verse eight. That same night, they are
Speaker 1: to eat the meat roasted over the fire. Now get
Speaker 1: this along with bitter herbs. Now, if you're at home,
Speaker 1: say that with me. Bitter herbs and braid bread made
Speaker 1: without yeas. That verse eight really speaks to me. I
Speaker 1: want this to come alive. So the blood was applied
Speaker 1: to the door frames in the top lentil, and they
Speaker 1: were eat to eat the roasted meat, and they were
Speaker 1: to put bitter herbs on the meat in preparation. And
Speaker 1: the bread was to be made without yeast, and yeast
Speaker 1: in the Bible is always a reference to sin. So
Speaker 1: in essence, they were to make this bread leave any
Speaker 1: sin behind. They were getting ready to leave exodus and
Speaker 1: go out and be brought into the Promised Land eventually,
Speaker 1: and we're to leave sin behind, and that we do
Speaker 1: that we make a confession of that when we have
Speaker 1: communion together. Before things are mentioned here blood, meat, bitter
Speaker 1: herbs on the meat, and bread without yeast, specific instructions.
Speaker 1: Now I want to bring up a thought here, and
Speaker 1: I want you to track with me for a moment,
Speaker 1: especially the time we're in history. If you sprinkled the
Speaker 1: blood on the doorpost, that's awesome, that's part of the atonement.
Speaker 1: Absolutely your salvation in type for us redemption for those
Speaker 1: in the Old Testament. Right here the death angel passing
Speaker 1: by for us in type when we apply to our
Speaker 1: homes the coronavirus passing by any other type of plague,
Speaker 1: or any other type of sickness. But to appropriate all
Speaker 1: that the atonement meant and what it means for us,
Speaker 1: you had to eat the lamb. And if you ate
Speaker 1: the lamb, you cooked it. You were to put some
Speaker 1: bitter herbs on it. Now here's the deal. The enemy
Speaker 1: of our soul, the devil, and his trickery. He would
Speaker 1: have us turning things upside down and getting the cart
Speaker 1: before the horse, and getting us completely out of balance
Speaker 1: in this time, and this is a time for balance
Speaker 1: in our life like never before. We need balance in
Speaker 1: our lives, in our families. It might be a time
Speaker 1: where many are getting their life into balance for the
Speaker 1: first time. In what the devil himself back by the
Speaker 1: legion of demons and all those forces, he will arrange
Speaker 1: for you to have the opportunity to eat more herbs,
Speaker 1: more bitter herbs than you eat the nourishing lamb. If
Speaker 1: you're not diligent in this critical hour we all live in,
Speaker 1: including myself, we can participate in large servings of tribulation
Speaker 1: and bitter herbs. The call today March twenty ninth, twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: seeing the example in the Book of Exodus, people who
Speaker 1: were preparing for their deliverance. You and I preparing for
Speaker 1: our freedom in our deliverance. Let's get back to eating
Speaker 1: the lamb and slow down on bitter herbs. It's a
Speaker 1: choice you make. You have to renew your mind and
Speaker 1: you have to stay focused in this hour. You know,
Speaker 1: Jesus speaking to his disciples, he said this in John,
Speaker 1: these things I've spoken unto you because in me you
Speaker 1: can have peace. You can have peace in this world.
Speaker 1: You are going to have some tribulation. You are, we're
Speaker 1: having some right now. But he says, be of good cheer.
Speaker 1: I have overcome the world. Jesus has overcome this. It
Speaker 1: is a moment of tribulation and trial, different complications, different
Speaker 1: ones that maybe are facing this. We pray for them.
Speaker 1: We don't take that lightly. But if we put too
Speaker 1: many herbs on the lamb, on our relationship with Jesus,
Speaker 1: the bitter herbs will make the lamb bitter. You know.
Speaker 1: It just takes a little bit of something bitter, bitter
Speaker 1: herbs on the meat to make a very flavorable, tasty substance,
Speaker 1: something very very good. Those of you that are chefs.
Speaker 1: I'm not, but those of you that are. You put
Speaker 1: all kinds of things on your meat by themselves, they
Speaker 1: would not be good. Too much of it it would
Speaker 1: ruin the meat. But the right proportion it makes it good.
Speaker 1: So let's not let too much of this tribulation, this
Speaker 1: bitter herb, get on our relationship with the Lord. You know, personally,
Speaker 1: I like garlic as a seasoning. I'm from Louisiana. I
Speaker 1: like things seasoned well. But have you ever had something
Speaker 1: to eat where the chef got carried away with the garlic?
Speaker 1: For days, all you taste is garlic. If anyone gets
Speaker 1: around you that's had that, after you've eaten all that garlic,
Speaker 1: they know you've had too much garlic. What I'm saying
Speaker 1: is the trap the devil makes available, is that a
Speaker 1: participant pay right now and everything and anything but the lamb,
Speaker 1: and you and I are going to eat the lamb
Speaker 1: in Jesus' name, Let's just slow down. Let's get our
Speaker 1: feet on the rock on Jesus, keep our fixation on God.
Speaker 1: Lean into this relationship. I challenge you in the morning,
Speaker 1: don't turn on the news first. Turn on the best
Speaker 1: news first, the good news first. Build yourself up and
Speaker 1: let God speak to you, eat from the lamb our
Speaker 1: own passover, and let's not allow too much of this
Speaker 1: bitterness and distribulation to spoil the meat. Our priority is
Speaker 1: keep the blood on the doorpost, keep the blood of
Speaker 1: Jesus over your life, keep the lamb on the table,
Speaker 1: and let's just watch God do something through this. You know,
Speaker 1: it'd be interesting to videotape your life right now. I
Speaker 1: bet for many of you it's very calm and very soothing,
Speaker 1: and it's great. Those of you, though with children, are
Speaker 1: grandchildren at home with you twenty four to seven, and
Speaker 1: you're trying to homeschool, and this, that and the other.
Speaker 1: It's probably a zoo. In fact, your home might look
Speaker 1: like a zoo. What I've enjoyed different people are sending
Speaker 1: me pictures of what they're doing creatively. They're out fishing
Speaker 1: with their family, they're reading, they're playing games outside, they're
Speaker 1: doing board games inside, they're reading the Bible, they're worshiping,
Speaker 1: they're doing things where they're allowing to pull the lamb
Speaker 1: up and eat and get well and stay well. For
Speaker 1: any of us right now, life has been totally altered.
Speaker 1: Am I little saying I feel like a fish out
Speaker 1: of water. Now I'm still moving and I'm still squirming,
Speaker 1: but it is a little bit awkward if I'm honest.
Speaker 1: Here's my pastor or advice, wherever possible. Shut down some
Speaker 1: of the voices, the things that are clanging for your attention,
Speaker 1: the bitter earth herbs that want to just spoil your
Speaker 1: joy and make you focus on the tribulation rather than
Speaker 1: the deliverance. Close the door to those unnecessary distractions and
Speaker 1: those fears they're real. Shut the door to them. Put
Speaker 1: the blood over the doors of your house, your spiritual house,
Speaker 1: and your family. Pull yourself up to the table and
Speaker 1: eat from the lamb until you are well and strong
Speaker 1: and you're ready for this journey. Amen, I'm talking about
Speaker 1: just take advantage of this slowdown. Feast on Jesus because
Speaker 1: he's our health. Read the Word of God, worship, put
Speaker 1: some worship music on. Read materials in books that are
Speaker 1: going to build your faith. Have Thanksgiving going on. Here's something. Laugh,
Speaker 1: laugh a lot, Smile your face won't break. It might
Speaker 1: actually cause a contagiousness of others in your home. Be
Speaker 1: sure whatever you eat spiritually right now, it's centered on Jesus.
Speaker 1: Then you can tell others what you've partaken of and
Speaker 1: they can receive strength from you because you've experienced him,
Speaker 1: you know him, you've been partaking of him. You share
Speaker 1: what's in you. Anyway, out of the abundance of the heart,
Speaker 1: the mouth speaks. So what are some of the first
Speaker 1: things that come out of your mouth when you're speaking
Speaker 1: to someone on the home? Are in social distancing? We
Speaker 1: have the opportunity right now to be the church like
Speaker 1: never before. I know it would not be appropriate to
Speaker 1: me and gather as a group because of just how
Speaker 1: this disease spreads. But this does not stop the church.
Speaker 1: I encourage you be more creative than ever before. You
Speaker 1: can be more effective in this hour. Let's get to
Speaker 1: the New Testament. Now, New Testament communion move over there.
Speaker 1: After the ascension of Christ, the Christian Church recognize that
Speaker 1: Christ became our passover. They saw the correlation. They understood it.
Speaker 1: One Corinthians five, verse seven. Get rid of the old yeast,
Speaker 1: so that you may be a new, unleaven batch as
Speaker 1: you really are. What you are, you're new for Christ
Speaker 1: our passover, Lamb. He has been sacrificed, Jesus fulfilled passover.
Speaker 1: He became the lamb. Therefore, he eliminated the necessity of
Speaker 1: the yearly sacrifice. As I've said before, aren't you're so
Speaker 1: glad you didn't have to bring fidoh or some other
Speaker 1: animal to sacrifice a church. Jesus has paid that the
Speaker 1: cup representing the blood and the bread representing the body
Speaker 1: the meat became a symbol of the completed work accomplished
Speaker 1: at the death of Christ. We as believe we received
Speaker 1: the cup and bread to celebrate the finished work of Christ.
Speaker 1: The apostle Paul informed the church at corinth about the
Speaker 1: importance of having the believer received the Lord's supper. It's important.
Speaker 1: That's why we're going to do this together momentarily first
Speaker 1: Corinthians eleven, starting in verse twenty four, And when he
Speaker 1: had given thanks, he broke it and said, this is
Speaker 1: my body, which is for you. Do this in remembrance
Speaker 1: of me, in remembrance of Jesus Christ. In the same way,
Speaker 1: after supper, he took the cup, saying, this cup is
Speaker 1: the new covenant in my blood. Do this whenever you
Speaker 1: drink it in remembrance of me, in remembrance of Christ's
Speaker 1: life and his death and what he paid for for.
Speaker 1: Whenever you eat this bread and drink this cup. You
Speaker 1: are proclaiming the Lord's death that finished work until he comes.
Speaker 1: After Jesus was raised from the dead, he again was
Speaker 1: breaking bread in the home of his disciples and his
Speaker 1: followers Luke twenty four, verse thirty. Luke twenty four, verse thirty.
Speaker 1: When he was at the table with them, with the disciples,
Speaker 1: he took bread, he gave thanks, broke it and began
Speaker 1: to give it to them verse thirty one. Then their
Speaker 1: eyes were open and they recognized him, and he disappeared
Speaker 1: from their sight. This particular illustration was with those on
Speaker 1: the road to Emmaeus, and there they have Jesus with him,
Speaker 1: and they didn't even realize it. But when they broke
Speaker 1: the bread and he blessed it and they partook, suddenly
Speaker 1: their eyes were open. I said, their eyes were open.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you there's something about communion, and you understanding
Speaker 1: whatever represents When you partake of it, your eyes, your
Speaker 1: spiritual eyes, your heart art can be opened. Let's go
Speaker 1: back up to Matthew twenty five, verse twenty six through
Speaker 1: twenty eight. I want you to see this when he
Speaker 1: was with the disciples, because I skipped that originally While
Speaker 1: they were eating, Jesus took bread. When they had given thanks,
Speaker 1: he broke it and gave it to his disciples, saying,
Speaker 1: take eat. This is my body. Then he took a cup,
Speaker 1: and when he had given thanks, he gave it to them, saying,
Speaker 1: drink from it, all of you. This is my blood
Speaker 1: of the Covenant, which has poured out for many for
Speaker 1: the forgiveness of sins. You can see he had the
Speaker 1: Lord's supper with the disciples and with those on the
Speaker 1: road to Emmaeus. I believe there's just something so significant
Speaker 1: when we understand the importance of this. So here we
Speaker 1: are today, right now, March twenty ninth, a deadly disease
Speaker 1: of virus that's sweeping not only our state in all
Speaker 1: fifty states, but literally the world. This outbreak of the coronavirus.
Speaker 1: What are you doing about it? What are you thinking
Speaker 1: about it? We need a revelation of our full atonement.
Speaker 1: Our protection can be supernatural, just as it was for
Speaker 1: the children of Visual and their exodus. So I've sent
Speaker 1: these points to get to hear. Here we go two
Speaker 1: things from the Old Testament. Number one, the lamb's blood
Speaker 1: on the door post restrained the destroying angel from taking
Speaker 1: the life of one single Hebrew. That's awesome. Two, the
Speaker 1: roasted lamb with just a little bit of herb, bitter herbs,
Speaker 1: brought physical healing to an entire nation. And one night
Speaker 1: it says no one was feeble. That was a big
Speaker 1: group of people, Not one of them were feeble. New
Speaker 1: Testament application. Let's understand this. If the blood and the
Speaker 1: body of an earthly lamb restrained the destroyer and it
Speaker 1: brought health, It refrained the destroyer and it brought health,
Speaker 1: how much more can the blood and the body of
Speaker 1: Christ protect you and I the believer? This is awesome news.
Speaker 1: Let that become a revelation. Let it become a foundation,
Speaker 1: revelation and a foundation. As the ancient Hebrew nation ate
Speaker 1: the lamb and received healing and applied the blood for protection. Likewise,
Speaker 1: we're going to partake of the bread and the cup
Speaker 1: to receive our healing. Some of you might need a
Speaker 1: physical healing today. Receive that by faith, and we're going
Speaker 1: to drink the blood or the juice or the orange juice,
Speaker 1: whatever you have, and proclaim that as a protection over
Speaker 1: our family and our homes. John six, verse fifty three.
Speaker 1: Jesus said to them. I tell you the truth. Unless
Speaker 1: you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and
Speaker 1: drink his blood, you have no life in you. There's
Speaker 1: something about the revelation of this communion. It brings you life,
Speaker 1: and people are looking for others who have life. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have some life. Verse fifty five. Jesus said, my
Speaker 1: flesh is real food, my blood is real drink verse
Speaker 1: fifty six. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood
Speaker 1: remains in me and I in him Verse fifty seven.
Speaker 1: Just as the Living Father sent me, and I live
Speaker 1: because of the Father, so the one who feeds on
Speaker 1: me will live because of me. You will live because
Speaker 1: of Jesus. Verse fifty eight. This is the bread that
Speaker 1: came down from heaven. Your forefathers ate manna and died.
Speaker 1: They passed away. But he who feeds on this bread
Speaker 1: will live forever. And that's talking about our eternal salvation.
Speaker 1: You're eating it by faith as a proclamation. Jesus is
Speaker 1: my Lord, and I'm gonna live forever. You drink the cup.
Speaker 1: Jesus is my Lord, and I'm gonna live forever. I
Speaker 1: am so wanting this to become just life to you
Speaker 1: and come alive in your spirit. Picture that communion cup
Speaker 1: and the bread in the manner that you would nutrients
Speaker 1: from the food you're eating right now at your house.
Speaker 1: Proper foods are high and beneficial nutrients that when they're
Speaker 1: released in our bodies, when the food molecules are broken down,
Speaker 1: it brings you life and health. You know, I can
Speaker 1: hold up a plate of food. This is just a
Speaker 1: little thing. I have the cracker in. But I could
Speaker 1: hold up a plate of food all day long and
Speaker 1: tell you, oh, wow, this is good for you. Man,
Speaker 1: this is good. Wow, this is good, and then just
Speaker 1: eat it, not give you any put it back down.
Speaker 1: It's not going to do you any good. No vitamins,
Speaker 1: no protein, no minerals. Nothing. Likewise, we can talk about
Speaker 1: the fact that Christ died on the cross to save us,
Speaker 1: and he was beaten and he was bruised to heal us,
Speaker 1: but simply discussing that that event has no impact on
Speaker 1: your life unless you believe in your heart and you
Speaker 1: confess Jesus with your mouth. That's in Romans ten. You
Speaker 1: believe and you confess, you partake, you're doing something with it.
Speaker 1: So when we eat the bread and drink the cup,
Speaker 1: it is more than flour or whatever you're using for
Speaker 1: the body. It's more than a cup grape juice. It's
Speaker 1: not a routine. It's not to be a routine. Just
Speaker 1: our confession leads to salvation, and God honors our prayers
Speaker 1: when we pray in conviction and repentance. Wise, the Father
Speaker 1: honors an act of faith when we partake of communion.
Speaker 1: Our healing has been bought through Christ's suffering. But we
Speaker 1: need to properly discern the body of Christ. The Word
Speaker 1: of God tells us that we must comprehend what really
Speaker 1: happened at the whipping post, the piercing of his side,
Speaker 1: the thorns on his head, the nails in his hands,
Speaker 1: the nails in his feet. When we take communion in
Speaker 1: remembrance what he did, and you understand that, get ready
Speaker 1: for something great. You're stewarding the greatest testimony in history. Listen,
Speaker 1: we need faith right now because we're human. I need faith.
Speaker 1: If I really receive that and understand that my faith,
Speaker 1: your faith, it will lead to hope. People. We need hope,
Speaker 1: and so does everyone else around you. Hope is what
Speaker 1: connects us to the future. But the moment you lose hope,
Speaker 1: that's the moment you're disconnected to the future. I want
Speaker 1: to pray, just like if I had hundreds of people
Speaker 1: right here, right now, I'm going to pray. We're going
Speaker 1: to make a confession about Jesus being Lord and savior.
Speaker 1: You might be just a wholehearted follower after Christ. I
Speaker 1: encourage you to do this anyway. Maybe you've been away
Speaker 1: from Christ. I encourage you to believe it and mean
Speaker 1: it and say it. Maybe you've never accepted Christ and
Speaker 1: you can see what He's done for you. Would you
Speaker 1: pray with me right where you are, wherever you are,
Speaker 1: and let's allow Jesus to be our lord before we partake.
Speaker 1: Would you bow with me as I lead us in
Speaker 1: a prayer? Just repeat after me. Dear Jesus, I acknowledge
Speaker 1: you as the way, the truth, and the life. I
Speaker 1: need a savior, and you're the only way. You're the
Speaker 1: only connection I have to a holy God. You made
Speaker 1: a way through your sacrifice, your crucifixion, your blood, your
Speaker 1: broken body, the full atonement of all that means. So
Speaker 1: I declare, and I say, right now, Jesus is my Lord,
Speaker 1: he is my savior. Forgive me Lord of all my
Speaker 1: sin and become the center of my heart in my life,
Speaker 1: I declare I will live forever as Jesus said, for
Speaker 1: those that partake of you. So I thank you today.
Speaker 1: I am saved in Jesus's name. Amen, I'm excited for you. Now.
Speaker 1: If you will, wherever you are, would you get the
Speaker 1: body of the Lord, the lamb that we're not going
Speaker 1: to let too much tribulation or bitter herbs. Get upon
Speaker 1: what we eat right now, for this day, for this week,
Speaker 1: for the duration of what we face. If you need
Speaker 1: to break it, if it's a loaf of bread or whatever,
Speaker 1: go ahead and do that. I'm gonna bless it, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna partake. And by doing this, you're saying, Lord,
Speaker 1: I'm leaning into you and I'm gonna eat a lot
Speaker 1: from you every day. So let me bless the broken body. Jesus.
Speaker 1: I thank you for your body that was broken for us,
Speaker 1: for the price that you paid. I thank you, Lord.
Speaker 1: There's so much in your atonement we didn't even have
Speaker 1: time to mention. But by eating of this, we're receiving strength.
Speaker 1: We're making a declaration we're not gonna get brought into
Speaker 1: too much of the fear, in worry and anxiety, we're
Speaker 1: gonna walk in wisdom. But we're not gonna be destroyed
Speaker 1: by this. We're gonna be made through this time of
Speaker 1: tribulation in our life. We're gonna partake of you. We
Speaker 1: thank you that you're our Lord in our savior. In
Speaker 1: Jesus' name, let's partake. Take your cup. I've got my
Speaker 1: iced tea. Let it represent the blood. Put it over
Speaker 1: the doorpost of your house, of your vehicle. It's your workplace,
Speaker 1: your children, your family, your neighbors. Let's apply it that
Speaker 1: the death angel, sickness and disease won't touch you. Father,
Speaker 1: we thank you for your blood. It never loses its power.
Speaker 1: It's so powerful. We understand what it represents. And Father,
Speaker 1: as we partake of this right now, I thank you Lord,
Speaker 1: your broken body, your blood. It's bringing healing to people's
Speaker 1: bodies right now who need a touch from you, who
Speaker 1: need to be freed from fear or worry. And I
Speaker 1: thank you Lord you encouraging them, and we're careful to
Speaker 1: give Jesus all the praise in Jesus' name. Let's partake
Speaker 1: together now. Each occasion you have to have communion at
Speaker 1: your home. Encourage you to do it. You might do
Speaker 1: this once a week right now, or every week, every
Speaker 1: other week, or every day, whatever you want to do.
Speaker 1: It's an opportunity to say and proclaim and confess. I
Speaker 1: hereby lay hold of all the benefits of Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: full redemption from my life, forgiveness, wholeness, strength, health, sufficiency, peace, calmness,
Speaker 1: a sound mind. And when we use communion as a
Speaker 1: tool for intercession, hear me, it is a tool for intercession.
Speaker 1: We are not only realigning ourselves with Christ, but we're
Speaker 1: proclaiming the reality of Heaven over every area of our lives. Listen,
Speaker 1: Jeanette nine and the hoststaff were praying for you. We
Speaker 1: love you. Please stay in touch, text, call email. It's
Speaker 1: a time to connect, connect with others in the body
Speaker 1: of Christ. Connect with your neighbors. Remember we're going to
Speaker 1: be praying every day online at twelve fifteen Monday through Friday,
Speaker 1: except Wednesday, it'll be at seven pm at night, it'll
Speaker 1: be live streaming, and of course Sunday morning at ten thirty.
Speaker 1: Let's stay in touch. God bless you, We love you.
Speaker 1: Thank you for listening. We hope that you enjoy today's episode.
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