All right. Good morning, everybody. Okay, so as we're studying here, and especially as we open up

the next book here in a few weeks to go into the book of Daniel, we're really going to want to

lean on the Holy Spirit to teach us everything from 1st John 2, 27, and 28. And that anointing

that you have, you have the greatest privilege of any Christian or any,

really any follower of God that's walked the face of the earth since Adam. When the Lord

founded the church age, you have the greatest privilege from that time on, from Acts 2 on,

and that the Holy Spirit endows, and dwellows you personally and permanently, never to leave you.

And so you have the Spirit of God inside of you, and you can choose to yield your life to that

spirit and allow the Spirit of God to refine your life, to teach you out of the Word, to grow you,

to shape you, to mold you, or as it's declared

in Ephesians, you can grieve the spirit and squelch the Holy Spirit in your life and numb it out

and mute it, mute the voice of God in your life and want to go and do your own thing.

And you have that choice, but you have the greatest privilege.

So the Lord dwells within you have the greatest privilege. So the Lord

dwells within you himself. How amazing is that? And you're a vessel that can be fit for service for

the kingdom. And so you really need to take that serious because when you realize that and you yield

your life to him, then he will start to teach you and speak to you out of the

word of God daily as you're in it. And that's really the goal. You want to hear from God directly.

And you don't want to mute the spirit and run the other way. And so as we've been going through

Joshua, gosh, I didn't count, I should count how many messages we've broken up Joshua into,

but we started in the introduction and went all the way through, I think there's four slides here

of the messages, but going all the way down to chapter 23 now of Joshua's farewell

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