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Jesus, thank you for what you're doing. Just, ah, Lord, I don't know how to say thank you enough

to be able to live in this time and history. I don't know, Lord, I just pray we wouldn't lose

sight of what we have. It's so easy to lose sight of what we have in the favor and I pray that

that, ah, like the sons of Ephraim, unlike the sons of Ephraim, we wouldn't forget your testimonies

so that we continue to win all these battles. Jesus' name, amen.

I started this series last week that I felt like, I feel like, I don't know how many, you know,

you know how that goes, Bill, I don't know how many weeks we're going to do it but every time I

preach for the next few weeks, unless the Holy Spirit changes it, I feel like there's a, there's kind

of a theme in my heart and I will do a little repeat each week because there's a lot of people that,

how many of you weren't here this last week? Raise your hand. Yeah, third of the people, that's what I

thought. So we'll do a little bit of repeat every week just so you can kind of catch, you know,

get a feel for what we're doing. And the, the theme that I felt like the Lord's put on my heart is

called at the attributes of royalty and something's been in our hearts for actually probably several

years but it's really been coming to a head and a focus in the last couple, maybe three years.

And it says in 1 Peter chapter 2 verse 9, you're a chosen race, a chosen race, a royal priesthood,

everybody say a royal priesthood, a holy nation, everybody say a holy nation. You're a holy nation,

you like that? A people for God's own possession that you may proclaim, you are so that you may

proclaim the exorcise of him who's called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. You once were

not a people but now not only are you a people but you are the people of God. You once did not receive

mercy but now you've received mercy. I like this verse for several reasons. Obviously the exposure to

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