Turn with me, please, if you would, to Ephesians, the fourth chapter for some weeks now.

We've been on this series, we're calling it no place for the devil.

No place for the devil.

And this is based on this verse right here in Ephesians' fourth chapter. This entire fourth

chapter is, there's a lot about this here, and also in the sixth chapter. Actually, in chapters

one and two as well. Well, it all flows together.

This wasn't written in chapter and verse.

It was a letter, and it's inspired by the spirit.

And so you'll see a theme that's woven throughout it, so many wonderful things.

One of the greatest evidences of God's, the reality of God is His Word, the perfection of it.

It's just astounding, the perfection of it, the pinpoint accuracy of prophecies over thousands of years and tens of thousands of years.

Someone who is above and over time seeing the end from the beginning, if you don't acknowledge

the reality of God, you're just, you're either not seeing the

word or you're not being honest because there's no other way it could say what it does

and reveal what it does except for the view of the creator.

In this fourth chapter of Ephesians,

he talked in verse 22 about putting off the old man,

verse 24, putting on the new man.

And in verse 25, part of putting off the old man is putting away lying.

Putting away lying. Now he's writing to born again, tongue-talking people, and telling them to quit lying.

Why in the world would you need to do that?

Well, because they were lying, yeah.

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