The God Of Already

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Lift your hands like this. God, we receive you in this place. King of kings and Lord of lords, exalted and lifted high, ever present, always faithful. Anything you want to do today, Lord, whoever you want to heal, whoever you want to set free, whoever you want to change.

Do it again. You've done it before, Do it again. Do it again and again and again.

We give you glory and we rejoice in your presence in Jesus' name.

Amen, Glory to God.

I don't think I have to tell you what to do, but just in case, high five to seven people and tell him he's going.

To do it again.

Oh yeah, God is so faithful.

How many know He's a faithful God.

You know I've been preaching this series about God, and yeah, I mean hopefully all the things we preach here are about God. But in a very unique way, God has been downloading to us that there's so much about him.

There are so.

Many ways that He desires to show up in our lives that we haven't recognized yet. And so I started Week one, I talked about how he's the God of also. That message really meant a lot to me because it reminded me that, you know, we haven't met all of God yet. God isn't changing or morphing or expanding. He can't. He's immutable, he can't change. But we, certainly, as we moved through the different seasons of our lives, need to see Him in different ways. And so he's the God

Again and again and again and again, because if.

He's other, stop stop, because I got to move on to part three.

God gave me a part three, And today I want to talk to you about how he's not only the God of also, and not only the God of again, but he's the God of already, the glory of the terms. So real, quick, shake three hands and say it's on the way, and you may be seated.

The God have already. You may be seated. You're here for a reason today. You're here for a reason. Today. God has something for you today.

The spirit of Thank you so much, in the spirit of last week's message about the God of again, I'm going to use the same passage from last week again, John twenty one, Verses four through nine. Will select a little different passage this time, but from the same story and time permitting, I want to also hit that Luke fifteen again from the Prodigal Sun. One was the story of Jesus told a parable to teach, and one was a miracle that he performed, but they share a similar

That it was Jesus.

He called out to them, friends, haven't you any fish? No, they answered, and he said, throw your net on the right side of the boat and you'll find some. And when they did, they were unable to haul in the net because of the large number of fish. The disciple, whom Jesus loved, said to Peter, it is the Lord. And as soon as Simon Peter heard him say it is the Lord, he wrapped his outer garment around him, for he'd taking it off, and jumped into the water.

Far from shore. They were not far.

Put it in the chat, not far, and tell your neighbor not far, not far from shore. About one hundred yards makes me get ready for football season.

About one hundred yards.

When they landed, they saw a fire of burning coals there with fish on it and some bread. When they landed, they saw fire burning coals there with fish on it and some bread. The god of already and this message has a subtitle, let him cook. I thought, I'll tell you a little story. I couldn't remember. If I shared it.

To hell and I wasn't, and so be like me.

I was burning all my Motley Crew and Guns n' Roses CDs and listening to Striper and burned my Pantera and went over to Petra. If you're in the subculture, you know, if you don't know, you don't know.

You don't need to know. And so I just tell people all the time.

I was very very bold, some would say zeal without knowledge, but I was. I was excited, fired up my dad. He was in church at the time. He'd been in church when I was a little boy. My mom always took us to church, but my dad wasn't in church at the time. He would go out and play golf on Sundays, a little part three golf course, get drunk with my uncle, and I think that sort of an atonement.

Some scrambled eggs and grits.

If you don't like grits, I don't need you as a member Elevation Church. And then he would make on occasions some corn beef hash.

Some fried baloney.

But it was all because he felt bad because he wasn't going to church, so'd wake up early and cook for us, and then he'd go off to the golf course and we go to church.

And that was going on for a little while.

One Sunday morning, I remember really clearly whatever came over me. I looked at him and said, Dad, this breakfast is great, thank you for making it. But I want to tell you something now. I'm only sixteen, seventeen years old something like that. I said, it's not going to be long before God's going to get a hold of your life.

Church with us.

And I don't remember if he said anything. He didn't go to church that day. He kept cooking, and I ate and went to church. It was about a year or more later when I had gone off to college and I came back home to preach at Santi Circle Community Church for a weekend. And after I preached the sermon, my dad came down for the altar call, and when I went down to pray with him, he said, never stop preaching. Well, you know, we had many bumps and

He has no idea.

And I felt so sorry for you that you didn't know how low I was and how far I was from God. And I was standing in the shower every morning before I go open the barber shop and just think, God, if you give me the strength to get through this day, I promise I'll change. But I couldn't change. And so I sat there and listened to you, and I felt so bad that you were that crazy and that naive to think that I could change because you didn't know how far away I was.

We're doing me a favor.

Will you look at your neighbor real quick and say you're not as far as you think you are. That's what God knows that you don't. That's what the devil knows that you don't. That from that life that God has called you to live, and from that victory that He's called you to accomplish in his name, from that freedom that to you feels like some sort of dream.

Right now, you're not as far as.

You think you are, because the God of already is in the house. I tell you that story not to impress you, but as the motivational speakers would say, to press impress upon you, or rather to reflect myself on these moments that we have in our life, like I had with my dad, where you know something you don't know how you know it, You sense it, even though your senses.

Are telling you different, your spirit says it.

It actually just came to me this morning to tell you that story as I was asking God, how can I bring them into this text, which is a story about a fisherman named Peter who was called to be a shepherd and had to make a transition because he had been through an experience where he'd let himself down, and he thought, let Jesus down. Now he's out there fishing and Jesus is on the shore and.

I was wondering, like, what was happening in that moment with my dad?

What's happening in those moments of our life where.

One thing is seen to be already in progress.

Do you remember when they used to interrupt your regularly scheduled programming to give you a news report or a weather report. Used to be watching Family Matters on Friday night, watching Arkle try to get Laura Winslow one more time on Friday night, and the news would come on, there's

You know, kind of far off in the distance.

They're tired, they've been fishing all night, caught nothing, frustrated, probably a little discouraged, and they did not realize it was Jesus. But that doesn't mean he wasn't there. In Seminary, they taught me this term that stuck with me. It's called the already not yet view of scripture. And it sounds like a contradiction, but it's not. It's just the tension that we all live in. Everybody say already, now, say not yet this side. You can be already already.

Already. Ah. Yeah. They taught me that in Seminary.

The Kingdom of God came when Jesus came to earth, and he said, the Kingdom of God is at hand. And he inaugurated that kingdom with miracles, signs, and wonders.

He did amazing things.

He was crucified, dead and buried, risen from the dead, He's send it to the right hand of God, and he's coming again to establish his kingdom once and for all.

He already died for the sins of all who will believe on him.

He already rose to life, and he's risen with all power in the keys of death, hell and grave are in his hand. He's interceding for you right now. He's already paid the price, he's already won the victory. But as the Bible talks about these realities, there is a sense in which they are already fulfilled and a sense in which they are y'all still aren't ready. Maybe next week I'll do it again again, and you can try

My sin, but I.

Am still not completely set free from the pattern of sin, and That's why I can say I'm already a child of God, but I'm not yet well behaved. I'm not yet grown up like I want to be. It's the already not yet. And I think if you'll look at the Bible that way, it'll help you understand why sometimes you see things in the Bible and you're like, oh am, I even a Christian Hugh pray without ceasing.

I don't live that way.

Well, you already praise, but though without ceasing part that's the not yet. Or the Bible even says that we have been adopted into God's family, and then it says that we are awaiting our adoption.

Which one is it?

Well, it's already technically true, but I have not yet fully understood all of the implications of it.

It'd be like if they switched cameras right now.

You know there's somebody back there that's on the other camera, let's just.

Switch to this one.

And he had to be ready to do it, and I gave him no preparation. That's why I had to be there. He was already there waiting for a word in order to do what he was there to do. So you find yourself in moments in your life.

You get the sense that.

You are dealing with the not yetness of you, and you're hearing about the alreadiness of God, and it can be hard to reconcile. So I think that's the scene here with Peter and Jesus having breakfast on the shore. I think that was the scene that day with me having breakfast with my dad.

I think that's the scene in.

Your life as well, and I invite you into it for all of your not yetness.

One scripture that I really love.

I honestly had never really paid attention to it, just skimmed right over it. But Paul is describing this in Second Corinthians six ' ten, So he kind of describes it and it sounds a little schizophrenic, but I think he's just being real. He says, second Corinthian six ' ten. We are sorrowful yet always rejoicing. Then that sounds Paul, you need some medicine or something. Man, You kind of can't decide. I'm serious, sorrowful yet always rejoicing. And then

It's creating a spiritual richness in the earth. And I'm glad about that.

And then that last part really got me because I taught you this last week, and I want to go a little deeper, he said, having put it back up, having nothing yet possessing everything.

So this is where I showed you my trick last week.

When I start getting entitled, when I start getting petty, when I start forgetting what God has given me, it's a little trick that I've learned to do to realize that I have everything. Oh yeah, you're looking at a blessed man, A very blessed man.

I got it all.

I have everything, And here's how I get everything. I'm gonna teach you how to get everything in five seconds, all right, because I can really convince myself. Nobody loves me, everybody hates me. I guess I'll go eat worms. I guess I'll just go over in my corner write one of my other little sermons, and nobody loves me.

And then I go, no, oh, this is ridiculous.

What are you talking about?

Not only have I been blessed with so many things. But I do an exercise where I imagine the loss of someone that I love the most. I imagine the loss. You're like, that's very negative. No, watch where it's gonna get me, because it's very very powerful. I imagine what if I lost Holly? What would I give to have her back? Two hundred dollars? Come on, man, everything, I'll kill you in take yours if I have to to get her back, everything, whatever it takes. I'll be uh,

Her back, and I have her now, So what do I have everything? See how quick that was.

I went from like being annoyed, being perturbed, just being all you know, how stupid we can get when we get adjusted to something that we've had access to too long. We get acclimated to what's available, and then.

We become unaware of.

How valuable it is because we become too acclimated to what's available.

So when it says in verse four, oh, I got to give you a little bit more about this.

Early in the morning Jesus done on the shore, but the disciples did not realize that it was Jesus. I realized that their awareness had not caught up with his.

Theareness yet he was there. They weren't aware.

Yet he was no less there because they weren't aware of it. He's standing on the shore, cooking fish, getting ready for them to haul in some more fish.

They'ven have plenty of fish. It's gonna be fished today.

But the one thing they couldn't know in that moment was that he was already there where they were headed for. But there was something he wanted to show them before they got there too. And so I look at Jesus in this passage and I realized that it's one.

Thing to look back over my life.

I feel like teaching and preaching and shouting and praising today, and I see almost like a sign hanging over every open door in my life, Jesus was here, you know, like almost I think of Jesus as a graffiti artist. You know how they have a tag and they tag when they do it, and Jesus does it legally, but they tag it.

I read, I studied a little.

Bit the first graffiti artist that was recognized for his tag was named Cornbread and he was really cool.

He was in Philadelphia.

He hopped over the fence at the Philadelphia Zoo one time when he was seventeen and spray painted the side of an elephant and he tagged it Cornbread Lives.

And I look back over.

My life now and I see all these tags over not just the open doors and the opportunities God gave me, but even some of the closed doors that God didn't let me go through.

And now I look.

Back and I see a tag that he says, Jesus was here. I look back over some of the relationships that God brought into my life and some of the ones that I asked him for and he said not yet, not yet. I look back over some of the already blessings in my life, and I see that, hey, God has already been working on this for a long time for me. I mean, He's already done so much for me. And the more that I access the already blessings in my life, the more aware I am no takers get ready.

Is not about what he might or might not add.

It's about what I access that I already have, and learning to access what I already have is the process of gratitude, and gratitude is the access point to joy.

That's why I.

Love my little exercise, because when I am unaware of a blessing, I feel like it's not there, even though it is.

Read the scripture, Jesus was on the shore.

They didn't know it. He's there. They're not aware he can be there. But until you are aware that he is there, it will feel as if he's not.

So the challenge of this.

Season of my life as a grown man is not to look back and say Jesus was there, but to stand in the middle of my not yet and declare.

Jesus is here.

I've got to tag it while.

I'm going through it so I can hold to the truth in this situation that what I will look back on in my life in the next season and say God was there, He's here in it right now, but his thearness always outpaces your awareness, which is how you end up like my.

Dad, and you go. I felt sorry for you, You felt sorry for me. I feel sorry for you.

God was working on your dumb butt and you were too mind to say it.

God sent it, arrogant little seventeen year old punk. Were some Doc Martin's.

To tell you God's going to turn your life around, and you couldn't see it.

He was there, you just weren't aware of it. How mean y'all got something you're worried about this week coming up in your life. And I mean this week.

I'm not talking about when you turn ninety four and will there still be Social Security and will Biden still be president or somebody older.

But this week, this week, all right.

God's going to beat you to it. Let me get more specific. Jesus is already there. Oh that's so nice. Imagine Jesus is already there. This is the problem with you Christians. You just have this imaginary friend named Jesus that you think is going to work everything.

Out for you.

It's not imaginary. It's not imaginary for me. And I don't know if you can say the same thing. I have more proof that He has been there for me than almost any other person.

In my life.

So if you wanted to convince me that God wasn't real, you should have done that a long time ago, because you're a little late, because I've already seen the ways that He's made for me. I've already seen the things that he's brought me through. I have already seen him bring water from a rock. I have already seen him. Now, high five somebody and say I already know. So you can't make.

Me doubt him because I know too much about him. I already know. I'm not studying a book to find out if he's real. I'm not waiting on.

A scientist to bust stop in.

A molecule or splinting at him to tell me if Christ lives. I got the tag over my life, said, jeez, I lives.

If you know he's alive, shout up, Come on, give him.

An already praise. What's it already praise?

It's when I praise him in a.

Not yet situation for a blessing that he's all right.

I need pressed down, singing together.

Whoever I.

Need to teach, but high five at least three people. But you didn't tell me what to tell him.

See ah, I think we need to recognize the connection between appreciating our already as we.

Anticipate are not yet.

This is the greatest skill that God can give you to help you fight depression, distraction, discouragement, temptation. See when you stay in not yet and forget you're already, you go running after stuff that is less than you because you got tired of waiting on something that was not yet ready for you. But when you know who you are, when you know what you've already gotten, when you know who's already chosen.

You to be His called you by name, seal you with.

His spirit, adopted you as his child, you can stand in your already and say, like Paul, I don't have it yet.

I love that word.

I went to therapy and my therapist taught me how to say that word.

I'm serious. It helped me.

I say I just can't figure it out, and the therapist will interrupt and say, ah, yet, I got.

All my nerves. I said, I'm not paying you to correct me.

I said I can't figure it out and I hadn't figured it out, and the therapist will say yet, And every time they said, yet, it took me back to how many things God had already done for me.

I see, My already gave me the balance for my not yet.

That's why I want you to imagine things being out of your life that are in your life, so you can get back in your already. I drove up to the church today and I was like, oh man, this church, it got so much debt.

We just got to pay off all our debt. Oh wait, no, God already paid off our debt.

That made me want Now you'll see why I'm in such a good mood preaching today.

I preach real good with no debt on my back.

It didn't get paid off in those five minutes before I came out to preach to you. I just recalled it to my mind, and I accessed thee already, so I.

Can move ahead into the not yet.

You ever thought about how many things in this passage of scripture that Jesus asked the disciples that he.

Already knew. It's kind of funny. Please hear me.

I'm not disrespecting Jesus when I say this. I'm just using a current term to describe something that's in the text. Jesus was trolling these boys. I don't mean like troll the motor on the boat. I mean like troll of messing with them.

Us. Jesus said, uh, okay.

First of all, I did a sermon that made him mad one time, called sneaky Jesus. They thought I meant that he was deceptive. I didn't mean deceptive. I mean he'll sneak up on you. He snuck up on the shore. Didn't tell him it was him, all right, So they don't recognize him. He's there, they're not aware. That's just like you right now. He is there in ways you're.

Not aware of right now.

And you'll look back and see the tag and it won't say Cornbread lives. It'll say Jesus lives. But you got to see it now. So he's on the shore and they don't know he's there. And then verse five, he said, friends, haven't you any fish?

So the one who created fish doesn't know if they've caught any.

I think I speculate that he already knew, because he's sovereign and he's God, so I think he knew. So they say no, and then he says, okay, throw your nets over to the right side of the boat, and you'll find something.

Now.

The other thing that he knew is where the fish were. He already knew that. And the other thing he knew is that their nets were going to break and they couldn't haul him in without some help. But then because the nets didn't end up breaking. But the disciple whom Jesus lost said to Peter is the Lord. As soon as Simon Peter hurt and say is the Lord, he wrapped the telagramerun and jumped into the water.

And what I really.

Couldn't get over about this passage, and I don't know if you noticed it, is that it said they were not far from the shore, about one hundred yards.

Wait, so.

Let's do some math. They're in the boat fishing, catching nothing. Jesus is on the shore one hundred yards away. I don't know the exact dimensions of Peter's boat. It is Peter's boat. That's why Jesus chose Peter to be his disciple, because Jesus needed transportation.

I heard all these deep things. He chose Peter because he was no. It wasn't his boldness, it was his boat. That's why Jesus chose him.

I'm settling it once in for all and his boldness, but mostly his boat because he needed to travel around. So now Peter's back in that boat and he's fishing. And I don't know the exact dimensions of the boat, but I do know one thing. No matter how big this boat was, is there anybody here who has a boat?

Got a boat?

Come on, God's not going to strike you for having a boat. You have a boat in tithe and go to heaven, all right? How big could the boat be? If it was, let's say it was like a pretty big fishing boat, but just a singular boat. Some research that I accessed, it doesn't say it in the text.

It said it might have been about eight feet wide max. That's not about right.

Is it conceivable that it would have been eight feet wide?

Okay, So you mean to tell me.

They have been fishing all night and they are about to row in one hundred yards to the shore and from one side of the boat to the other. Is the difference between we're starving and we're stuffed.

You mean to.

Tell me that they've been out there all night and at just the moment they're about to give up. I'm prophesying to somebody prophesying to somebody at just the moment they're about to row the boat ashore one hundred yards.

What they don't know in that moment.

Is that if they take the nets from the left side of the boat to the right side of the boat, and if the boat is only eight feet and the shore is one hundred yards away, that means it's easier for them to keep fishing than.

It is for them to give up.

Follow me, you gotta go one hundred yards to give up, but you only gotta go eight feet.

For a great catch.

And the fish aren't on the way when you drop the nets.

The fish are.

Already the fish at the moment you drop the nets.

The fish don't start to swim. Nah.

That's what Jesus got to the shore early, because it's oh.

The fish to swim, and they did. So. When you drop your nets in your not yet season, you need.

To know that what's your fishing for is not far from you.

You might be eight feet away from.

A new day, eight feet away from restoration, eight feet away from freedom from your addiction, eight feet away from a relationship that will take you out.

Of the loneliness and bring you into fruitful union.

Hey, feet away when you hate to miss your harvest and find out it was only eight feet away.

It's gonna be big, baby, It's gonna be big.

It's gonna be big. You're gonna make a difference. You're gonna tell others. You're gonna help others. You're not just gonna be selfish. You're gonna serve others. God already knows what he's.

Called you to do, and the devil wants you to pull that boat in and give up because he knows you're eight feet away. See, it is the principle that sometimes a small shift can make a big difference. A small shift just to make a small shift. Today, you're not as far as you think you are. Whoever this word is for, it is burning like a fire in my bones. You're not as far as you think you are.

I wish I.

Could muster the faith I had when I told my dad that you're not as far as you think you are. God can snatch you with his pinky finger. He's strong, his hand is not slack. I don't care how far you are. You're not as you think you are. Not from God. He's God who told the sun when to rise, and he did he's God.

I'm talking about.

God who told the storm to be still and it did. I'm talking about God who told the walls when to fall and they did.

I'm talking about God who told the bones.

Come alive and they did. I'm gonna have another one.

And if he told the fish when to swim and they did.

He will again.

And if he told the fish when to swim and they did, he will again.

It's a remix.

We hadn't even released him original. Yes, and we're already working on the remix.

Because he's God.

Her, He's God.

Hardy's stay bo.

Did you hear any devil? Cause he's God's how Handy's God?

Dad? He saith?

Who man, it's all away, it's all away, it's all away.

It's on the way.

Let your dad's gown.

WHOA?

So I see a picture right now? Stay with me, Stay with me, Stay with me. I want to minister to somebody. You think you are so far from God. Watch this.

Not only was Jesus only one hundred yards away and they had no idea that he was. And not only were the fish only eight feet away and they had no idea that they were. But Peter, you have already been restored in God's eyes. Now it's time for you to be restored in your eyes. Receive it, Receiver it, Paul said, you can go from having nothing to possessing everything. Having nothing yet possessing everything. Your nets are empty. You don't have it yet.

That doesn't mean it's not there. So the gift you have is real. It just isn't fully grown yet. The forgiveness that you have is real.

You're just not fully acquainted and familiar with your freedom in Christ yet. I'm saving your money on a therapy bill. This is what they're going to do if you go over there.

I'm trying to save you some money on a therapy bill.

Drop a little something in the bucket for your therapist today. I want you to see the power of your yet, and to believe in the God of already is to trust the God of Yet with every step to take, with every habit that you implement. A lady told me at elevation nights. She was standing there, and I did

And she wrote me a letter and said, today he is my husband.

I'm not making it up. I'm not making it up. I'll print the email. I'll put it on Twitter's faces and my Space.

I mean because something as simple as turned to your neighbor. Turn to your neighbor real quick and tell him not yet, not yet yet, not yet. I thought he was finished.

Not yet.

Hey, hey, so so imagine.

Yeah, you could stay and softly LJ.

I'm done teaching, but I want to give you the picture from Luke fifteen, because I would hate not to give you this. You remember how I told you there are two stories here, and Jesus taught one and then the other one he actually acted out, and they're both saying the same thing, that you're not as far as you think you are. There were two sons and one son to his father. I want my share of the inheritance now, Luke fifteen. So he set up to a distant country. What kind of country? Say it again? A

It said that he got up and went to his father, but.

While he was still a long way off, his father saw him. How many times did I read this story and never really notice what was happening, Because just before this.

This boy is making a story that he's going to tell his dad.

He's making his plan to get back in good graces with his dad, to reconcile, to get back where he belongs. And a lot of you are like that. You're like, OK, I'm gonna get my life together. I'm gonna do this. I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna join a gym, and then I'm gonna drink smoothie and then I'm gonna I don't want to smooth.

Want milk shake.

I'm gonna drink a milkshake. And then I'm gonna join a gym and I'm gonna join that gym where they have milkshakes at the gym and pizza.

I like that gem.

So he's playing it all out, but he's tired, he's exhausted, he's a shame. And not to make light of the story, I mean, he really doesn't know. Am I even gonna be welcome back? Is this even gonna work? And I don't just mean this for people y'all who are I mean, I certainly mean this for people who don't know God, but for those of us who do. There are times in our life where we think, I feel sorry for you, preacher.

You're telling me all this, but you don't know how far I am.

You don't know what's going on with me and my wife. One guy finally told me the other day, he said, I've been faking you out for five months. I keep telling you everything's good, but because I don't want you to think bad of me, because you're a preacher.

But I hain't had a job for five months.

I've been leaving the house every day just going to Panera, so my kids would think I had a job.

And I don't know what I'm gonna do.

I'm running out of money, and all over the room there are not yet empty nets.

All over the world.

So you get this strategy in your mind and you think, Okay, here's how I'm gonna get it together.

Here's sow I'm gonna fix it. And you know that could be exhausting.

It can stop you from even taking the first step. Really, I gotta imagine with every step that the boy is taking, he's thinking, God, I hope, I hope Dad will have me back, even if he'll just let me sleep outside. I'll prove myself. I'll work my way back. I'll get there. I'll get there. It may take me years, I'll get there. So I'm gonna make a each to him. Remember it's a distant country. So he's got a long walk.

Ahead of him.

And at some point along this long walk, as he's rehearsing his speech, father, I'm no longer worthy making me a hired servant.

I've disgraced you, I've shamed you.

I've sinned, and I'm sorry. Maybe I should put the first part first. So I'm sorry, I have sinned.

I sinned. I'm sorry.

And every step he's working this out and rehearsing it in his mind.

Here's how many get back, here's how many to do it.

I'm gonna I'm gonna say to my father. I'm gonna say to my father. I'm gonna say to my father. And while he's rehearsing his speech, somehow, someway, his father is already running toward.

Them, and you look up and you realize, oh, he's already here.

While he was still a long way off, well, he still thought I have so far to go.

And the one that he was planning to gravel to.

Grabs him with grace.

And pulls him in. You're not as far as you think you are.

It takes a while to put your life back together, but it only takes a moment to be right with God.

That's all it is.

He already decided it, he already paid for it.

You were always his, you always will be his, always have been welcomed in his presence, always will be loved.

The God have already is the God of every Not yet.

We stand in the middle today, and I want to tell you save your speech.

God doesn't need you to tell them twenty five reasons you're sorry. Just come to them and say, Father, I'm yours, and I trust that everything I'm worried about. And tomorrow you're already there. You're already on the shore. You're not far, so I'm not far. I'm already loved. I'm already Choseph. I know who I am. I'm a child of God. Nothing can change that. I know what you've spoken. I'm already loved more than I could imagine.

That is enough, mon.

Moy, I know who lied, I know what's useful. I'm moready, more than doggety Marger, the bloody isinglady.

I'm bracial, and though who lied, I know what's useful locking more already, boy the dog be.

Mad body.

Seem already. I'm already Jos, I know who. I know what you say?

One thing?

Pay is he not? Ham already already.

Joe, Joe, who.

I know what you come more than I paid?

Hurdy is he.

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