Welcome to the Believer's voice of Victory from Kenneth Copeland Ministries.

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Hello everybody, I'm Kenneth Copeland and this is the Believer's voice of

victory broadcast let's have a word of prayer and we get right into today's Bible

lesson. Father we thank you and we praise you and we worship you in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. We open our

hearts, we open our minds to receive revelation, revelation of you Jesus, to know you in the power of your resurrection.

Oh, we rejoice in it and we thank you for it.

In Jesus' name.

Let's open our Bible, and we're talking about mountain moving faith and how to move that now.

In all of these sessions we've talked about the mountain moving faith itself. Now tonight we're going into moving the mountain.

Amen. So we want to read our reference scriptures, our text scriptures for this study, the classic teaching of Jesus on faith in the 11th chapter of the book

of Mark. But tonight we're going to read beginning with the 12th verse instead of just beginning with the 23rd

and 24th verse.

And on the morrow, when they were come from Bethany, he, Jesus, was hungry.

Seeing a fig tree of far off having leaves, he came if happily he might find anything there on, and when he came

to it he found nothing but leaves. For the time of figs was not. Jesus answered and said unto it. He said to the tree. No man eat fruit of you hereafter forever and his disciples heard it.

Now notice this is important. The tree was a far off. Well now how far is a far far it is a afar. It would be far enough that they had to explain that they

heard it. So he wasn't standing right there next to them. It was far enough

away that he had to speak up, loudly enough. I don't think he shouted at the tree, he didn't have to do that.

If he did, he was said, that he spoke in a loud voice because there are times when he did that.

But now notice this, and the disciples heard it.

And they came to Jerusalem, and Jesus went into the temple and began to cast out them that sold and bought in the temple

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