If you want to love the study of the scriptures, just start praying to.

Because he's already going to start saying, yes, you can start tonight going, thank you, Lord.

Thank you for what you're going to work in my heart.

Because I promise you, it is his will for you to love him and for you to love his word.

If you pray to, you're going to.

You're going to.

You're saying, well, why wouldn't you do it anyway?

Because he wants a relationship with you.

He wants a relationship with me.

He wants us to go to him and ask him. This is one of those verses that you put a star by in the margin.

Because the concept is tremendously meaningful and it needs to be down in the marrow of our bones.

It's about Christ, of course, Christ, the great high priest.

You probably see that captioned at the top of your fifth chapter of Hebrews.

I'm going to start reading at verse 7.

It says, during his earthly life, he offered prayers and appeals with loud

cries and tears to the one who was able to save him from death and he was heard because of his

reverence. He was heard because of his reverence. Listen carefully. He cried out to the one who was able to save him from death.

And he did it with loud cries and tears.

I want you to think this through for a moment because when we think about the Garden of

Githemone in that time of agony, when we're told that Jesus literally had drops of blood like sweat coming

from his skin in such agony, just agonizing nearly to death, I believe really bearing the cross

privately before he went and bore it publicly there before God asking him several times, if you could

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