of your word. Father, we're reminded of the wise men who came and in Matthew chapter two,

they just simply said, we've come to see Jesus, we would see Jesus. And so Lord, that's our

request tonight that we would see Jesus. So Father, we pray that the going forth of your truth

would be literally stuck in our hearts forever. We prayed in Jesus name and all God's people said,

Amen. Let's all stand if you would and turn to Hebrews chapter six tonight as we continue on

verses 13 to 18 and we're looking at a message titled the one and only promise keeper. Do you

remember there's the promise keepers many years ago, promise keepers? I'd never been to one,

a lot of people did. That's great. But it wasn't, you know, that was the whole thing is as men were

to be promise keepers. But every man knew down deep inside that you can be so well intended

about keeping a promise and you could actually fail at keeping that promise because you don't have

the ability to fulfill it even though you have the greatest intentions. Does that make sense?

I could say I'm going to pick you up at 8 o'clock but get a flat tire. I promised you but something

outside of my control happened. Are you with me? So when we say promise keepers, we all know that

there's only one promise keeper. And we're going to be looking a lot tonight at this promise keeping

God of ours. Hebrews chapter six begin in verse 13. If you pick it up in the even number verses

for when God made a promise to Abraham because he could swear by no one greater, he that is God

swore by himself. And so after he had patiently endured he obtained the promise.

For many of these straight out of here and in both the congregation,

thus God determining to show more abundantly to the heirs of promise the immutability of his counsel

confirmed it by an oath.

And all God's people said, Amen, you may be seated.

It's an awesome the depth of the Bible just reading that. I mean technically right,

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