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So real quick, a Christian mythbuster round that is very, very necessary.

We might, you know, you might be aware of from time to time on the Christian internet,

you know, the people ask questions, you know, like,

well, who are the least of these in our culture? You know, well, the least of these in our

culture is this category or that category. A lot of times one of the popular answers would be,

well, the least of these in our culture are immigrants. I remember, I believe it was Stephen Colbert. This was a few years

ago, but he said exactly that. He said, well, my faith tells me to care for the least of these.

And people who are immigrants, these are the least of these. And they're being underpaid to do

work that we don't want to do. And he's wrong.

That's not what the Bible teaches. And so I'm going to give you a balanced view by God's grace.

I'm going to do my best this morning. But I want you to understand what the Bible teaches.

So first, Jesus says, whatever you do for the

least of these, my brothers. Here's the key word, brothers. When Jesus says you visited me in prison,

he's not talking about visiting someone who is in prison for theft, and they're a pagan.

If you visit them, you visited me.

No, he says, whatever you've done for the least of these, my brothers,

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