Would you turn please to James the first chapter this morning, James chapter 1, if you didn't bring a Bible with you, hold up your hand, and let's all go to James.

James 122 said, but be ye doers of the word and not hearers only deceiving your own selves

read that out loud with me a couple of times why don't you

but be ye doers of the word and not hearers only deceiving your own selves.

You can hear it.

That doesn't mean you're doing it.

Hearing is not doing.

How is it that you would become deceived

if you didn't do what you heard?

Deceived as to what?

Well, deceived means

you're believing something

but it's not true.

You're believing it's so

but it's not true. You're believing it's so, but it's not so.

And in this case, it can include that you're believing you've got this and you're doing it,

but you're not doing it, you're only hurt it.

In Ezekiel, we read this and let's read it again. What is it, Ezekiel 33?

You don't have to turn there, they'll put it up on the screen for us.

But Ezekiel 33 and 30.

He said, Son of man, the children of your people still are talking against you by the walls and in the doors

of the houses they speak one to another and everyone to his brother they say come i pray you and hear

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