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The aim of one day is to be a gathering and an awakening of a generation passionate for God's renown.

That was true three years ago and it's true today only the words have changed a little bit today.

You read in the material that you received you hear on the CDs.

The words are words like sacred and holy and his and so I'm going to change it just

slightly and say that the aim of our one day is the gathering and the awakening of a generation passionate for the holiness of God.

If this generation were to become passionate for the holiness of God, then all the campuses in America, and I don't just mean southern campuses, I mean

campuses in Oregon and Washington and Idaho, campuses in Maine and New Hampshire and Connecticut and Massachusetts,

all the campuses of America and all the peoples.

And I don't just mean the peoples to whom we have access.

I mean the peoples in China and North Korea in Vietnam, the people's in Iraq and Afghanistan, the people's in

Algeria and Tunisia, I mean all the peoples in the world will say in response to what God does here today and beyond today.

They will say there is none holy like the Lord.

There is no rock like our God.

20 years ago, I decided to make an preach from Isaiah 6, you're very familiar with that great

text and I would not make any practical application at all.

I just wanted to see what would happen to a few hundred people if they just saw as best as I could paint it the holiness of God lifted up without

any application to their lives whatsoever.

So I simply read the text.

In the year the King Isaiah died. read the

year the king Isaiah died I saw the Lord high lifted up seated up seated

upon a throne and his train, the train of his robe filled the temple and above him

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