Remember now

I'm not move high

What I feel

Remember now remember now we're studying of Jesus Christ. I have no reason it's sitting here. I have no right

to wear that. That's the reason it's sitting here.

I have not sworn the oath that it takes to wear this.

Now, I swore an oath. I swore an oath in 1957 to defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic.

Now, as old as I am,

I could go back and put that uniform on

and I have a right to wear it.

Because I,

I, Kenneth Max Copeland, swore an oath to protect, to defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.

And I carry that in my preaching notebook all the time just to remind me

why I love this country so and why I'm so sturd up about her healing. Amen. Now, in response, all the people said, amen, cursed is he who dishonors his father and mother.

Now listen to this. After hearing all the curses read, as well as the blessing, why would the Israelites rejoice? Because God was not cursing them. He wasn't threatening them or holding anything over their heads. His blood covenant with Israel was for the purpose of sheltering and protecting them from the curse so they could walk in the blessing.

By presenting both the blessing and the curse to them, he was giving them a clear voice.

Although his desire was for them to choose to walk in the blessing, he left the decision up to them.

That's God.

I mean, that's the way he does it.

And we'll see that. God. I mean, that's the way he does it. And we'll see that.

And, but, and, uh, that's a good book.

That's a good book.

...