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pastor julia genesis literally is the origin it means the beginning it is the start i love a backstory

anyone love the details of a story yet okay just Okay, just me. That's fine. Tell me what

you're wearing, what you ate, throw in that weather. You know, like I'm in to the backstory, the origin,

but I really do believe that the origin of a problem can help teach us how to respond to an issue.

And if we start with the story, it can help us, it can aid us into stop repeating certain problems.

Thank you guys so much.

I was going to get to the scripture and just, but you're doing great.

Yep.

They're like, hurry it up here.

But we are jumping into a very lighthearted, encouraging story on this holiday weekend,

the Tower of Babel, you know, just, just, you know, here we go.

In Genesis 11, if you want to follow along, we are talking today in the origin of the story of division. Now, the division is one of

the enemy's favorite tactics, his favorite tools. We see it in the garden with Adam and Eve. We see it in the story

with the first families, with the brothers, with Kane and Abel. We see that division separates us

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