Go with me again to Mark the 11th chapter this evening.

If you didn't bring a Bible with you, hold up your hand.

We have extra Bibles. Be glad to let you use one of ours.

Hold up your hand and use one of our Bibles and turn to Mark 11.

And also we'll be going to 2nd Timothy 1.

Mark 11, verse 22, 23, and 24.

Very familiar passage to many of us that been influenced by Brother Kenneth Hagan's ministry and many others.

And we are so thankful that God has raised up so many fine men and women that have

brought to us revelation of faith, and we have more light on faith than previous generations,

by and large.

Something to be thankful for.

Of course, it's not just what you know, but what you do.

But in talking about faith, it's a mistake to think that you've kind of arrived in knowing what faith is.

I mean, that would be a big mistake.

You know, maybe some other stuff I need to learn about, but I got faith.

I know about faith.

No, nobody's like that.

And just, Brother Hagan, you say this all the time.

He says, the more I learn, the less I see I know.

And it's just the truth of people who think they know so much are pitifully ignorant.

It's true. I've had people sometimes that you could tell they were so haughty about what they thought

they knew about the Bible and they come and want to argue about something

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