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Romans 6 and 18, this is the scripture we ended with on the last one of these.

This is very important.

This particular scripture.

This is the amplified version of it.

It says, Romans 6 and 18, and having been set set free from sin you have become the servants of what

righteousness is what it's what right alignment with who god because god is righteousness

right god is righteousness that means whatever he does is the right way to do it. Whatever he says

is the right way to say it. Whatever Jesus did is what we all need to do. Oh yeah. Everything that,

look at somebody say everything. Everything Jesus did is what we need to do. Now a lot of it was symbolic

because he was Jewish. So a lot of different things to do. Now, a lot of it was symbolic because he was Jewish.

So a lot of different things we do, we do it symbolically, but we still have to do it.

Like we don't have to die on the cross, but we do have to die.

Does that make sense? We die to our will. We die to what we want and And we take up our crock or we take up his will and do what he says.

That's what he said, not my will, but die will be done.

He asks God, is there any other way to do this?

Nope.

He said, but not my will.

Your will be done.

In other words, Jesus died, not of his own will, but of his father's will. He gave up his will for what God

wanted. We all have to do that. We don't physically do it, but we do it. And it's painful.

It's not physically painful, but it is painful sometimes. Amen? So we have to conform to God's righteousness, his right alignment. We have to be

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