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I am on a change. What about you? It's quite the challenge to be good. Jesus said, no

one's good, but God. So you get that firmly entrenched in your mind. You're sitting

and waiting a minute. If no one is good, but God, what am I to do? And I came away with

the thought, the best you can do is try to be like the one who is good. The only one who's

good. Everybody else is bad in the Bible, everybody. But bad is never mentioned. So the question

can do you go around because there's a whole lot of verses, hundreds that say, you go

around doing good and I got Titus mentioned eight times, little Vokit Titus. Yep.

Be good, be good, be good, be good. So I came away from you aspire to be good and do

good. Well, not to be saved. You're trying to be good because you know you are saved.

Because there's no one to have all the bad, the baggage, it's removed. Now be like God,

be good. But what else is good? But God. To our audience, we were having Phil notice

that when he looked up good, there's a lot of it in the Bible. When he looked up bad,

it had zero requisites. That's right. In the NIV. I said so it's deeper than that.

It says evil. And that's bad. You know, solid foods for the mature of the Hebrew writer

said, who by constant use. So this is a process, have trained themselves to distinguish between

good and evil. You say, hmm, but I did look it up and it's the same word. Greek, same

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