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Today, we are concluding a series that we've been in called Do You Know Why?

We're talking about the subject of generosity.

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Look at Exodus 36. The Lord is gifted, Bezalohina. Don't act like you so spiritual.

Oli Hanema and the other skilled craftsman with wisdom and ability to perform any tasks involved in building the sanctuary.

Let them construct and furnish the tabernacle just as the Lord has commanded.

So Moses summoned Bahina and all the others who were especially gifted by the Lord and were eager to work.

And Moses gave them the materials donated by the people of Israel as sacrificed offerings for the completion of the sanctuary.

But the people continued to bring additional gifts each morning. Stop there. So just a heads up.

The story we're reading is about the Israelites. If you don't know much about the Bible,

the Israelites are God's chosen people. This is the second book of the Bible. Somehow, some way, God's people got caught up in slavery in Egypt. God says no more. They will not be under Pharaoh's regime. He says, let my people go. So God performs all these plagues, forces Pharaoh's hand, and gets Israel out of under his regime.

God, by his power, lets God's chosen people cross the Red Sea on dry ground.

The Egyptians that are chasing him get enveloped.

All of a sudden, God starts performing miracles for these people.

Fresh manna straight from heaven every single day.

Fresh Nikes, or for those of you that like Birkenstocks, Birkenstocks from heaven.

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