Every believer has a voice and it's the voice of victory.

My God has made a way for me. Hello everybody, I'm Kenneth Copeland.

Let me remind you again now to get the notes that the professor put together here about the Schmeeter year, about the Jubilee year, and so forth. Get these. So that you can study these.

I strongly suggest if you haven't already,

DVR these broadcasts, so you can go back,

particularly with something like this,

it's possibly never heard of before,

and go back and read this, go to the scripture

and then meditate on it and study on it,

and what happens when you meditate the word?

Meditation in the word doesn't usually bring faith.

And neither do testimonies testimony but it expands your your capacity for faith.

Faith comes by hearing the word and hearing by the word of God in 10th chapter of Romans.

That's a covenant promise. But study this.

Yes. And as you study it and meditate on it. So what does it mean, Greg, to meditate on the scripture? It's really simple.

God told Joshua, if you meditate on my word day and night and don't let it get away from your mouth.

He was about to go into combat and the last time he was there there were giants in that land.

Right.

So meditate on it. Think about it. Think about it. And say what he says.

Before we get going, I got to do something if you allow me, sir.

Happy anniversary. Today is your 60th anniversary with glory Copeland.

And I want to see, I want to celebrate that.

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