Now then, the blessing of the Lord, you can just read down through each one of these.

In verse 13. each one of these.

In verse 13 in talking about the blessing of the Lord, we're redeemed, Christ redeemed us from the

curse of the law, being made a curse for us.

For it is written cursed as everyone that hangs on a tree

so that the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles. That's us! I like to read

it like this. The blessing of Abraham might come on all the rest of us glory.

Because without that we'd have never gotten a hold of it.

And in reading the blessing of Abraham, go through these, take time, look at other translations and dig in, there's a lot of meaning here.

The Lord shall open unto thee his good treasure, the heaven, to give the rain under thy land in his season and to bless all the work of thine hand.

There it is again.

Now listen, now get this,

thou shalt lend unto many nations and thou shalt not borrow.

You're a lender, not a borrower.

Why? The Lord will make you the head and not the tail. You will be above only and not beneath if you

hearken to the commandment of the Lord thy God. That is all one statement. Look at it again. You shall lend unto many nations

you shall not borrow. The Lord will make you the head and not the tail you'll be above only and not beneath.

So, well it looks to me like if it's all right to lend it's all right to borrow. No that's not true. If you go on

and read in the curse just the opposite then you shall lend a nun you shall lend a nun you none you will be the

will always borrow.

You will be the tail and never the head.

Now, what is the head?

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