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Let Us 2 2

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s three-year-old grandson was restless, so he had to tell him multiple times, now you have to sit still and be patient. It's a reall
hings. Why are you blessing them? Last 15 years, I've gone to multiple different camps. preach different uh different topics and dif
it urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. It urges people, not just the people that
It urges people, not just the people that they're written to multiple thousand years ago. to an end by your anger, by your wrath, w
alms. Moses is called there the man of God. He is called that multiple times in the Old Testament. Once in the book of Joshua, once
h all 100. 115 chapters of Psalms, okay? That's going to take multiple years. We are trying to do overarching themes throughout the
want to throw this caveat again, and I'll repeat it probably multiple times, this psalm isn't promoting an easy life. It's describi
godly aunt, uncle, can leave a lifelong lasting influence to multiple generations. That's important where this phrase, his righteou
ause there's a lot of psalms, right? And we would be here for multiple years if we were preaching every single one, and so we've kin
ich we just got to do, which was really cool as they did that multiple thousands of years ago. Now we get to do that now in true rem
e says there's only one. This is not him saying, man, there's multiple options. There's only one answer that he can claim to who his
about how this wonderful God keeps us. It uses the word keep multiple , multiple times through the psalm. God is our keeper, our sus
this wonderful God keeps us. It uses the word keep multiple, multiple times through the psalm. God is our keeper, our sustainer, th
r, the book of, and we say this, I've heard, I've listened to multiple messages. So we say the book of Psalms, or we say the book of
engthening us, encouraging us, walking alongside of us. I had multiple Sundays here leading worship where nobody knew what was going
e say, how do we feel about? We spent two years multitasking. Multiple times a week with this group of guys, what do you feel about
We get it called in when the war broke out in Iran and we had multiple phone calls. You know, everybody's in a stress and panic mode
Lebanon. It has not been a great situation for him. He's had multiple people in his group killed by ISIS. They've done gruesome and
If you're an underliner, you're a highlighter, you can see it multiple times in this section and throughout the chapter. It's a divi
owing. Verse six, I really, I've kind of already previewed it multiple times. It says, such knowledge is too wonderful for me. It is
nd God knows you. And God knows you. In this section, he uses multiple polar extremes to convey the totality of knowledge that God h
ead many psalms this series from David. David is an author of multiple different psalms. But David was a young Israelite boy who gre
is his refuge throughout the Psalms. The term refuge is used multiple different times. If you turn to Psalm 59, just left in your B
saw David as a threat to his throne and he wanted David dead. Multiple times he tried to kill David. He made it his mission to kill
30 minutes, another hour, or another day. We are grateful on multiple , multiple cases for who God is. One of the most easiest thing
s, another hour, or another day. We are grateful on multiple, multiple cases for who God is. One of the most easiest things to be gr
come to a head. And so what he was writing to them to do was multiple things, but primarily was trying to teach them how do you bot

let-us

ld look like jesus is that perfect high priest it's described multiple times in the book of hebrews i'm reading the book currently g
spend a lot of time here because really it's a sermon. It's a multiple sermons in and of itself, but it says this, what good is it,

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can have visitors come in. He can send out letters. He can do multiple different things, but ultimately he is stationed in Rome. And

romans

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couple of weeks. I've had the privilege of sitting down with multiple people. We're going to get baptized. We have two this week, o
ear, really struggling and so sick that he's been passing out multiple times in school and started on playing sports and just comple
not for me. Where you can say God's word is this was for them multiple thousand years ago, but it's not for me. Well, the Bible teac
No, not one. Now, what's interesting though, is in the Bible, multiple people are called righteous. In fact, the Bible references No
e chapter in a few minutes instead of reading it. But we have multiple ways to do that. But listen, we can carry this thing, but it
knowledge. In the New Testament, the letters to the churches multiple times start with a prayer. Like in Colossians 1, verse 10, th
shall be the father of a multitude of nations.'" He says this multiple times in this passage, this multitude of nations, the nations
I was reading, this was hard to describe and understand even multiple commentaries and theologians running. It's hard for us to und
st seven weeks is coming to a head right here. And he doesn't multiple times in this letter to the Romans. We've been justified. But
ight? Somebody had to pick it up. And sometimes we would have multiple guys not show up. It was a drag. So the choices that people m
tion. Paul uses this phrase here. And this phrase is repeated multiple times, much more, right? When he's talking about Jesus, he's
verse 20, or 17 and 21, this is another word that's mentioned multiple times. Reign or reigned. Like a reigning king is what it's ta
government security, I've done a lot of security details for multiple presidents, not to toot my own horn, but it's been an interes
this word law that Paul is referring to here? It's brought up multiple times in Romans. It's brought up many, many times. But when w
he gives a list of what the flesh runs after. And they're in multiple , like second Timothy. There's a list. I think sometimes peopl
rds Paul is being very vulnerable with, opening himself up to multiple attacks by people that despised and hated Paul. Paul is confe
s to death. Separation from God. And Paul's talked about this multiple times as we've went through the book. But when we're in Chris
in the flesh cannot please God. Paul uses the word mind here multiple times. And what the word mind means is being bent towards som
me old, same old. These same things. And you've been to trial multiple times with this prosecuting attorney. And every time he lays
es, once this transformation happens, a butterfly's eyes have multiple ... And they can see an array of colors. There's this transfor
ons on the test that we're going to work through. They're all multiple choice. Okay, one of the answers is more self-driven. You do
Paul does this. He goes over this. He goes over the same idea multiple times with slightly different angles. But the Holy Spirit rev
Paul has referenced this tension. Or this groaning. This pull multiple times. And he's talked about. Hey here's the reality. It's go
an't find my keys. Can't find my keys. Can't. It was now like multiple hours of trying to find my keys. And of course they were unde
you he looked him in the eye and Penn says this he says this multiple times the man was friendly and he looked me in the eye he's p
dad would go over there and start mowing his lawn. I remember multiple times just mowing his lawn. Like, what do you, why would you
t it's not just about the book of Romans is, and I've said it multiple weeks, is it's Paul's very baseline description to the church
ed at me and she goes, It's a good move, Pastor. We've talked multiple times. You know what her heart is? Whatever you think about h
ea or this call or this pursuit of conforming to Christ. Paul multiple times tells us not to be conformed. Even Peter in first Peter
. He is teaching it to the church in Romans. We've seen it in multiple series in the past as we walk through Reach, Gather, Grow, wh
ur community here. And it's not just happening in one person. Multiple people are doing this. And this is what we're called to do. A
over and over again. He quotes Malachi, and he quotes Isaiah multiple times. He will quote the prophet Nahum. He will quote all of
ophesies him as this stone of stumbling. And Paul quotes this multiple times. And here's this. This huge block, this stone of stumbl
tament, someone who's responsible for the gospel extending to multiple continents, right? Apostle, he says this. I have been crucifi
'd make them a great nation. He would share this same promise multiple other times to Abraham. I find it interesting that Abraham ne
pter 1, sorry, chapter 11, verse 1. And Paul asks, as he does multiple times in his writings, a hypothetical question. He asks, he s
g what you actually deserve. I love this because he says this multiple times, and he's using this as an illustration to grasp God's
but something's wrong. Every study says that we're on devices multiple hours a day. Currently, they tell me the Bible recap that man
it compares the church to a human body and Paul does this in multiple passages of scripture in the New Testament. But he says in ve
as here at the River Church, we believe we are one church but multiple locations. And across all of our locations, we had close to 3
n numbing distractions. Numbing distractions. And that can be multiple things. That can be an addiction. That can be you sitting at
ve gone through Romans. Now, maybe you've gone through Romans multiple times. And so these things, they, you, you've known these thi
re not welcome here. They cannot be here. And that came after multiple warnings. It's not like the very first time, but they, we had
ave origin within their family. But at the same time, we have multiple families of powerful world leaders. We have the rich and the

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