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The Lord was really speaking about something to me.

And what the Lord told me was this.

We are the envy of heaven.

I know some people that just, oh, envy, that's a bad, oh, well, envy does not have to be used as a demonic term if I'm talking about heaven.

Just like God being a jealous God.

Is God demonic?

So it's something wrong with him being a jealous God?

He said he was.

You going to tell him something wrong with it? Okay,

then calm. Look at somebody say, calm down. Amen. So it's the same way, the envy of,

you know, like they would say she's the envy of the ball. He's the envy of the neighborhood.

It's not used in a negative connotation as much as it is an admiration or I wish I had that or I wish I could be like

that in a good way. All right? Okay. So I set that straight for all of you folks that pick stuff apart.

But this is what the Lord spoke to me. We are the envy of heaven. Adamantbeliever.com forward

slash envy of heaven.antbeliever.com forward slash envy of heaven. Dot p.d.f.

Amen. We're the envy of heaven. You know why we're the envy of heaven?

Because we get to see what everyone worked for us to see.

Men what everyone worked for us to see. Men died, gave their lives.

I told you, some men only had one sheet, one piece, one manuscript of the Bible.

And had to survive beheading, had to survive just all kinds of onslaughts to get that piece of paper to the translators so we could have the Bible.

These men prophesied, saw it in prophecy, saw it on islands in exile, couldn't go nowhere, but saw the end, but couldn't experience it we get to see it

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