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Guys, we are in Acts chapter four at the tail end here.

We had some stuff with Peter, of course, preaching great sermons, and we had them get sort of running with the authorities, but the authorities really couldn't do much because

people really thought that, you know, healing people wasn't like a, you know, a real bad offense.

They didn't really think that, like, death should be the reward for doing that sort of thing.

So they had to let them go.

And they are continuing to speak the Word of God with all boldness.

And that's, that is kind of where we ended.

And we're going to get into why all Christians are called to be socialist in this very next second.

Maybe, maybe not.

Verse 32, chapter 4.

It says now the full number of those who believed were of one heart and soul, and no one said

that any of the things that belonged to him was his own, but they had everything in common. And with great

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