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9 For I am also a man under authority, having under myself soldiers. I tell this one, ‘Go,’ and he goes; and tell another, ‘Come,’ and he comes; and tell my servant, ‘Do this,’ and he does it.”

10 When Jesus heard it, he marveled and said to those who followed, “Most certainly I tell you, I haven’t found so great a faith, not even in Israel.

11 I tell you that many will come from the east and the west, and will sit down with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in the Kingdom of Heaven,

12 but the children of the Kingdom will be thrown out into the outer darkness. There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”

13 Jesus said to the centurion, “Go your way. Let it be done for you as you have believed.” His servant was healed in that hour.

You may be seated.

What kind of faith,

do we need,

to be saved?

Saved frm Satan

& Sin;

Saved frm demons

& death?

Matthew answers

those questions

in today’s passage.

Here we learn

abt a non-Jewish centurion,

who became a model,

to all of Israel,

& to all of us,

of what a

Firm Faith in Jesus

looks like.

In today’s passage,

we’ll learn

5 truths abt

Firm Faith in Jesus

& how those truth

apply to us.

PRAYER

Let’s pray.

Most gracious God

we ask You

to open our eyes

to the truth

& gives us grace

to practice the truth.

In Jesus name.

Amen.

[Transition: The 1st truth

we learn abt

a firm faith in Jesus is...]

1. A firm faith recognizes the LORDSHIP of Jesus. (8:5-6)

The 1st thing,

we need to notice,

in Matthew 8:5 is

the person

who approaches Jesus.

Matthew says:

Matthew 8:5 (WEB)

5 When he came into Capernaum, a centurion came to him, asking him for help...

Matthew says

a centurion,

came to Jesus,

and asks Jesus,

to help him.

& this is very significant,

bcs of who,

centurions were.

At this time

the Jews

were in subjection,

to the Romans.

& centurions

were commanders,

in the Roman army.

These guys were,

the real deal,

as far as,

military men go.

They were known,

for being intelligent,

fearless,

& self-sacrificing.

They worked

their way up,

to the rank of centurion,

by showing

superior fighting skills,

& bravery in battle.

& their powerful presence,

was a constant reminder,

to the Jewish ppl,

that they were subjects,

of the Roman Empire.

This powerful

Roman commander:

comes to Jesus,

a Jewish man,

a subject,

of the Roman Empire;

This symbol of Roman authority,

comes to Jesus

& earnestly appeals to Jesus,

for help.

& in Matthew 8:6,

Matthew tells us,

what the centurion needed:

He says:

Matthew 8:6 (WEB)

6 “Lord, my servant lies in the house paralyzed, grievously tormented.”

In Luke 7:2

Luke tells us

the centurion’s servant

was very dear to him

and adds that the servant

Luke 7:2 (WEB)

2 ...was sick and at the point of death.

This symbol of Roman power

& authority

realizes he is powerless

over the sickness

that had his

dearly loved servant

at deaths door.

So, he came to Jesus,

& appealed to Jesus,

to heal his servant.

But why wld he,

come to Jesus?

Luke tells us

in Luke 7:3.

Luke says...

Luke 7:3 (WEB)

3 When he heard about Jesus, he sent to him elders of the Jews, asking him to come and save his servant.

The centurion

had heard

the news

that was spreading,

abt Jesus.

He’d heard,

as Matthew says,

in Matthew 4:24:

that ppl brought,

all their sick to Jesus,

including:

Matthew 4:24 (WEB)

24 ...all who were sick, afflicted with various diseases and torments, possessed with demons, epileptics, and paralytics; and he healed them.

The centurion heard,

that Jesus,

was healing

all who were sick—

even paralytics.

& his highly

valued servant,

was sick

& paralyzed.

So, he came to Jesus,

& pleaded w/ Jesus,

to heal his servant,

as Jesus

had healed

so many others.

He’d heard enough

abt Jesus,

to recognize

something special,

abt Jesus.

Something that gave him,

a faith,

that Jesus

was the Lord.

The centurion’s words & actions,

show us he knew,

he was in the presence,

of someone greater,

than himself.

He had enough

knowledge abt

who Jesus was

to call Jesus Lord.

So, the centurion’s faith

led Him to recognize

the Lordship

of Jesus;

which caused him

to come to Jesus

for help

& to embrace

a 2nd truth abt Jesus.

[Transition: & thats

the 2nd truth

we learn abt

the a firm faith

in Jesus…]

2. A firm faith recognizes the AUTHORITY of Jesus. (8:7-9)

Notice Jesus’

immediate response,

to the faith of the centurion,

in Matthew 8:7

Jesus says:

Matthew 8:7 (WEB)

7 “I will come and heal him.”

Jesus responds to those

who humbly come to Him

in faith

& seek Him

for healing.

But notice in Matthew 8:8,

What the centurion says

in response to Jesus’

offer to come & heal

his servant.

He says:

Matthew 8:8 (WEB)

8 “Lord, I’m not worthy for you to come under my roof. Just say the word, and my servant will be healed.”

This humble statement

shows us so much

abt this centurion.

Though he was

a commander,

of the Roman army.

& though

frm a human perspective,

he had authority

over the Jews;

& therefore

he had authority

over Jesus

The centurion recognized,

he was in the position,

of an unworthy servant,

in the presence,

of the Lord Jesus.

He recognized

that Jesus had

a higher authority

& a greater pwr.

But there’s also,

another reason,

the centurion said,

he was not worthy,

for Jesus to come under,

his roof.

It’s bcs,

in the days of Jesus,

it was against Jewish law

for Jews to go into

the homes of

non-Jewish ppl.

Their houses,

were considered unclean.

Jews cld have

contact w/ Gentiles

in public.

& non-Jews

were also welcome,

in the

Jewish synagogues.

In fact

in Luke 7:4-5

Luke tells us

this abt

the centurion

in today’s story.

He says

when the Jewish elders

Luke 7:4–5 (WEB)

4 ...came to Jesus, they begged him earnestly, saying, “He is worthy for you to do this for him,

5 for he loves our nation, and he built our synagogue for us.”

The centurion was

what the Jews wld call

a God-fearer.

These were non-Jews

who participated

in Jewish

religious life.

They loved

the Jewish religion

lived righteous lives

but wld not become

full-fledged Jews

bcs they did not

want to submit to

the cruelest cut

of all.

They refused

to be circumcised.

So although

the centurion

was a God-fearer

who had built

the Jewish synagogue

in Capernaum

it was still against

Jewish law

for Jesus to

go into his home

bcs his home

was considered unclean.

But when Jesus,

immediately responded,

to this Non-Jewish

centurion’s request,

w/ the words:

“I will come

& heal him,”

Jesus was showing,

what He later made abundantly clear to Peter

in Acts 10:28.

Talking to

another Gentile centurion

& God-fearer

named Cornelius

and his household

Peter says this:

Acts 10:28 (WEB)

28 “You yourselves know how it is an unlawful thing for a man who is a Jew to join himself or come to one of another nation, but God has shown me that I shouldn’t call any man unholy or unclean.”

Bfr the scene

in Cornelius’s house

Jesus was showing,

that no man or woman,

who’s seeking after God—

whether Jew or non-Jew—

no one shld be regarded,

as unholy or unclean.

Jesus came to break dwn,

that middle wall,

that separated

Jew frm Gentile.

He ultimately did that,

thru His cross

& resurrection

where He created

one new humanity

in Himself.

But as we see,

in the story of the centurion,

Jesus began to break dwn,

that wall,

even bfr the cross.

& we see this theme,

over & over,

in Matthew’s gospel.

Although Jesus was,

initially sent only,

to the lost sheep,

of the house of Israel;

Jesus was willing & able,

to come & heal;

to come & save,

all who came

to Him in faith.

APPLICATION

& here’s a word,

we all need to hear,

frm the Lord Jesus today:

Jesus is still speaking,

those words.

To all who are willing.

To all who will come,

to Jesus in faith,

Jesus still says:

“I will come

& heal you.”

“I will come

“& save you

“frm demons &

“frm death.”

“I will come

“& save you,

“frm Satan & sin.”

Jesus is willing,

to come to us.

If we’re willing

to come to Him,

in faith

& seek Him

for healing.

Now

Matthew goes on,

to show us,

something very important,

abt the centurion’s faith.

His faith was not,

a blind faith.

His faith was reasonable.

It was his reasoning,

that led him,

to faith in Jesus.

The centurion’s reasoning,

went something

like this:

The centurion

had authority

over those who were

under his command.

The ppl under

his command,

did whatever

the centurion,

told them to do.

& they obeyed

his command

even if the centurion

spoke that command

frm a distance.

If he said “Go.”

They wld go.

If he said,

“Come,”

They wld come.

If he commanded his servants

to do something,

they did it.

So, the centurion reasoned:

If he had

that kind of authority;

then surely

this man

who had proven

He had authority frm God—

Surely, Jesus—

had authority over the life,

of his servant.

Surely his servant

wld be healed,

at the command,

of the Sovereign Lord,

who had authority

over everything.

So, in Matthew 8:8:

The centurion

says to Jesus...

Matthew 8:8 (WEB)

8 ‘Just say the word, and my servant will be healed.’

The centurion had faith

That Jesus had authority

“To simply speak,

& his servant

wld be healed.”

“Just say the word,

“& my servant

will be healed.”

The centurion had faith,

in the incredible authority,

of the Lord Jesus.

APPLICATION:

& what abt us?

Do we have this kind of faith,

in the authority,

of the Lord Jesus?

Do we understand,

that one simple word,

frm His mouth,

is all it takes,

to heal any,

& every sickness?

Any & every disease?

Especially

the sickness

& disease of sin?

Do we understand

the tremendous authority

Jesus has

over everything?

& are we willing,

to pray to the Lord,

like the

centurion did?

“Lord

just say the word

& I will be healed.”

“Lord,

just say the word,

& my son or daughter,

will be healed.”

Lord,

just say the word;

& whatever pwr

whatever addiction

whatever sin

has paralyzed me

will be healed.”

That’s the kind of faith,

the centurion had.

He had a firm faith,

in the Lordship

& the authority

of Jesus.

[Transition: & in

Matthew 8:10,

Matthew tells us,

the result of this faith.

& that’s the 3rd truth

we learn abt

A Firm Faith In Jesus...]

3. A firm faith is REWARDED by Jesus. (8:10, 13)

Notice Jesus’ response,

to the centurion,

in Matthew 8:10

Matthew 8:10 (WEB)

10 When Jesus heard it, he marveled and said to those who followed, “Most certainly I tell you, I haven’t found so great a faith, not even in Israel.”

The words of this

non-Jewish centurion

caused Jesus to marvel.

The word “marveled,”

comes frm a Greek word,

that means:

“to wonder;

“to be astonished;

“to be amazed.”

& that word,

is normally used

in the gospels,

in connection w/ ppl marveling,

at some supernatural thing,

Jesus is doing.

But here,

Matthew says,

the Lord Jesus marveled!

& what made Jesus marvel?

He marveled,

at the firm faith,

of the centurion.

& what’s even more

astonishing is:

Jesus said

He’d not found,

such great faith

w/ anyone,

in Israel.

Jesus says:

The ppl who

had the Scriptures;

The ppl who had

the temple;

The ppl who were

supposed to be,

the representatives of God,

on this earth;

none of them had,

the kind of firm faith,

this Gentile centurion had.

So, what is it:

That makes the centurion’s faith,

so great?

What kind of faith,

makes the Lord Jesus marvel?

It’s a faith,

that’s so confident in the Lord,

so confident that Jesus,

has the power of God,

that it trusts that Jesus,

cld heal his slave frm a distance,

by simply speaking a word.

It’s the kind of faith,

that recognizes

who Jesus is;

& trusts w/o question,

in His awesome power.

Now we need,

to understand,

that this firm faith,

is a faith in Jesus.

This is not,

faith in our faith;

or faith in some-thing,

or some other nonsense,

that TV preacher’s,

come up w/.

The centurion had faith,

in Someone.

The One,

whom He recognized,

as the Lord.

& bcs the centurion,

had faith that Jesus,

was the Lord,

He had faith,

that Jesus had power,

over everything.

That meant Jesus,

had power over,

whatever the sickness was,

that had sent his slave,

to the door of death.

& notice in verse 13,

how Jesus rewarded,

the centurion’s firm faith.

Matthew 8:13 (WEB)

13 Jesus said to the centurion, “Go your way. Let it be done for you as you have believed.”

There’s always,

a great reward,

for those who have,

a firm faith in JESUS.

Jesus rewarded,

this man’s faith,

w/ the answer,

he was looking for.

Jesus said:

“Go ahead & go home.

“Bcs of your faith in me,

“Your request is granted.”

& Matthew goes on to say:

Matthew 8:13 (WEB)

13 His servant was healed in that hour.

Just 10 verses earlier,

Jesus immediately healed,

a leper,

w/ the words:

“Be made clean.”

Now, Jesus speaks again,

& the centurion’s servant,

was healed immediately.

& this showed the centurion,

& it shows us,

that the centurion,

was right

to have a firm faith,

in the Lordship of Jesus.

He was right,

to have a firm faith,

in the power of Jesus.

Bcs this faith

that made Jesus marvel,

caused Jesus

to reward that faith,

by healing

the centurion’s servant.

Now, there are only:

Two times in the Bible,

where Jesus marveled,

at something.

We just saw one of them.

& we read abt,

the 2nd time

Jesus marveled,

in Mark 6:4-6.

Jesus said to the ppl,

of His hometown.

Mark 6:4–6 (WEB)

4 “A prophet is not without honor, except in his own country, and among his own relatives, and in his own house.”

5 He could do no mighty work there, except that he laid his hands on a few sick people and healed them.

6 He marveled because of their unbelief.

Mark says

Jesus marveled,

at their unbelief.

& this is the same

Greek word,

in Matthew 8:10.

So, just like

Jesus was amazed,

at the non-Jewish centurion’s,

firm faith.

Jesus was also amazed,

at the unfounded unbelief,

of the Jewish ppl,

in his hometown of Nazareth.

Both the centurion,

& the ppl in Jesus’ hometown,

had the same information,

abt Jesus.

They had every reason,

to blv in the Lordship,

& the power of Jesus.

They had also heard abt,

the miracles Jesus performed,

the sicknesses Jesus cured,

the demons

Jesus had driven out.

Just like the centurion,

the ppl in Jesus’ hometown,

recognized something special,

abt Jesus.

We know this

bcs in Mark 6:2,

Mark tells us

they were asking

this abt Jesus:

Mark 6:2 (WEB)

2 “Where did this man get these things?” and, “What is the wisdom that is given to this man, that such mighty works come about by his hands?

His hometown had,

the same information

abt Jesus,

the centurion had;

& they recognized

he had extraordinary pwr.

But unlike the centurion,

they did not allow,

the information

they had abt Jesus,

to motivate them,

to a firm faith in Jesus.

Instead,

they were offended,

by Jesus.

They rejected Jesus.

& Jesus marveled

at their unbelief.

So, those are,

the two types of ppl,

who make

the Lord Jesus marvel.

Those who have,

a firm faith;

& those who have,

an unfounded unbelief.

APPLICATION

& we’ve all got

a choice to make.

Which one

of those types of ppl,

are we?

We’ve been hearing abt,

the many miraculous things,

Jesus did.

The things which point to,

His Lordship,

& His power.

We’ve been hearing,

that Jesus can heal every disease,

& every sickness.

We’ve seen that Jesus

can heal ppl

simply by

speaking the word.

So, we all need,

to ask ourselves

this question:

Which type of person

am I?

Am I among those,

who make Jesus marvel,

bcs of my

firm faith in Him?

Or, am I among those,

who make Jesus

marvel,

bcs of my unbelief?

We all need to make sure,

we’re in the group,

that has the firm faith,

that recognizes the Lordship,

& power of the Lord Jesus.

Why?

Bcs that’s the type of faith,

that saves us.

That’s the type of faith,

that’s rewarded,

by the Lord Jesus.

& how does Jesus reward,

our faith in Him?

Over & over in the gospels,

we see that Jesus,

physically heals,

those who have

a firm faith in Him.

But there’s much more,

to it,

than physical healing;

Bcs in this passage,

Jesus connects the faith,

of the centurion,

w/ salvation.

& in this way,

the centurion,

is a model for,

all who will be saved;

& a model of how,

they will be saved.

So, that brings,

us to the 4th truth,

we learn abt

a firm faith in Jesus...]

4. Jesus RECEIVES those who have a firm faith in Him. (8:11)

Notice Jesus’ words in Matthew 8:11.

Jesus says:

Matthew 8:11 (WEB)

11 I tell you that many will come from the east and the west, and will sit down with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in the Kingdom of Heaven...

Jesus is talking abt

the Messianic feast

where all who are saved

will celebrate

the reign of the Messiah

w/ Jesus

in His Father’s kingdom.

The context here,

shows that,

those who sit dwn

at the table,

w/ Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob,

in the K.O.H.,

are those who have faith

like the centurion.

Those who recognize

Jesus’ Lordship

& power

& are rewarded

& received by Jesus.

& this does not mean,

if we don’t’ see a miracle,

of physical healing,

we don’t have,

this kind of faith in Jesus.

Sure

we shld blv,

Jesus still heals,

physical sickness today.

& we shld pray,

for everyone

who is sicke

& expect Jesus

to heal them.

But physical healing is not,

Matthew’s emphasis.

We’re in,

a section of his gospel,

where Matthew shows us,

the miracles of Jesus,

to prove to us,

that Jesus is the Messiah;

The anointed King,

of God’s heavenly Kingdom.

& Matthew does this,

so we’ll trust in Jesus,

as our King;

& obey Jesus,

as our King.

So, we can be saved,

frm satan & sins

frm demons & death

& inherit

the kingdom of heaven.

So, Jesus

uses the centurion,

as a model of:

The kind of faith,

that gets a person,

into the KOH.

The kind of faith,

that saves us spiritually,

is the same kind,

of faith this centurion had.

The kind of faith,

that causes us,

to come to Jesus,

& blv Jesus is,

who his miracles,

prove Him to be.

It’s the kind of faith,

that causes us,

to come to Jesus & say:

“I blv in Your Lordship;

“& I blv in Your power;

“& bcs I blv

“you’re the Lord,

“I submit to you,

“as MY Lord.”

“& bcs I blv

“in your pwr,

“I trust you to heal me,

to save me

frm the things

that have pwr over me

& paralyze me

& lead me into death.

“Just say the word,

“& I will be healed,

“frm my sins.”

Just say the word

& the chains

of my addictions

will be broken.

Just say the word

& satan

& His demons

will no longer

paralyze

Jesus says,

there will be ppl,

who come frm all over;

frm east & west,

who will have,

that kind of faith.

They’ll come,

& sit dwn,

at the Messianic feast,

w/ the Lord,

& the three Fathers,

of the Faith:

Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob.

This is the same feast,

we read abt

in Isaiah 25:6,

where the Scriptures say:

Isaiah 25:6 (WEB)

6 In this mountain, Yahweh of Armies will make all peoples a feast of choice meat, a feast of choice wines, of choice meat full of marrow, of well refined choice wines.

Notice both Isaiah

& Jesus say

this banquet is

for all people;

frm every nation;

frm east & west.

Jesus says

all who have

the kind of faith,

the centurion had

will be at that feast.

Whether we’re

Jew or Gentile;

everyone gets into,

the K.O.H,

the exact same way.

It’s thru

an obedient faith

in the Lord

Jesus Christ.

APPLICATION:

Now here’s the question,

for all of us:

Do we have

this firm faith,

in Jesus today?

Do we recognize,

the Lordship of Jesus?

Do we recognize,

the power of Jesus?

To have a saving faith:

We must blv,

Jesus is the Messiah,

the Son of the living God

The King of Kings

our Lord

& Savior.

& if we truly blv

Jesus is the Lord

we will submit

to His authority,

& obey His commands.

That’s the type of faith,

that will have us,

sitting at,

the Messianic feast,

sipping aged wine;

refined wined;

the real good stuff,

w/ Abraham, Isaac, Jacob,

in the K.O.H.

We all wanna be,

at that feast.

& in Jesus’ day

all the Jews

were looking fwd,

to that feast.

& they all thought,

they were guaranteed,

a spot at that feast,

in the kingdom,

bcs they were

physical descendants,

of Abraham,

Isaac, & Jacob.

But Jesus goes on,

to say something,

that wld’ve been

very shocking,

to the Jews;

[Transition: & that brings us,

to the 5th & final truth,

we learn abt

a firm faith in Jesus…]

5. Jesus REJECTS those who do not have a firm faith in Him. (Matthew 8:12)

In Matthew 8:12.

after Jesus says

ppl frm other nations

will take part in

the Messianic feast

in the kingdom

of Heaven...

Jesus says

Matthew 8:12 (WEB)

12 “…but the children of the Kingdom will be thrown out into the outer darkness. There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”

The “children

of the kingdom” here,

are the Jewish ppl;

the original recipients,

of the KOH.

They thought they,

were all entitled,

to a place in the K.O.H.,

bcs they were Jewish.

But Jesus

rebuked those in Israel,

who were resting,

on their heritage,

to get them into,

the K.O.H.

He rebuked them,

bcs they were unwilling,

to come to Jesus in faith,

like the centurion did.

They did not

have faith,

that Jesus was

their King—

bcs He did not fit

their wrong understanding.

So, they wld not submit to,

the Lordship,

& authority of Jesus.

They rejected Jesus,

as their Messiah;

So, the Lord Jesus

rejects them.

Jesus tells them

they’ll be thrown into

the outer darkness..................

into a place

where there will be weeping

& gnashing of teeth.

What’s Jesus

talking abt here?

He’s talking abt

what many call hell.

But what is

more correctly

called Gehenna

which means

the Valley of Hinnom.

It was the valley

on the south west

just outside Jerusalem.

This valley had

a long history of

being a place

where ppl

sacrificed their

sons & daughters

in the fire

to false God’s.

As the Lord says in

Jeremiah 7:31–32 (WEB)

31 “They have built the high places of Topheth, which is in the valley of the son of Hinnom, to burn their sons and their daughters in the fire, which I didn’t command, nor did it come into my mind.

32 Therefore behold, the days come”, says Yahweh, “that it will no more be called ‘Topheth’ or ‘The valley of the son of Hinnom’, but ‘The valley of Slaughter’; for they will bury in Topheth until there is no place to bury.”

Isaiah tells us

more abt this place

& the events Jeremiah

describes in Isaiah 66:24.

There the Lord says

Isaiah 66:24 (WEB)

24 “They will go out, and look at the dead bodies of the men who have transgressed against me; for their worm will not die, nor will their fire be quenched, and they will be loathsome to all mankind.”

Jesus tells us more

abt this place

& the events

Jeremiah & Isaiah described

in Matthew 13:41-43.

Talking abt the

end of this age

Jesus says

Matthew 13:41–43 (WEB)

41 “The Son of Man will send out his angels, and they will gather out of his Kingdom all things that cause stumbling and those who [are law-breakers],

42 and will cast them into the furnace of fire. There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

43 Then the righteous will shine like the sun in the Kingdom of their Father. He who has ears to hear, let him hear.”

The outer darkness—

The place of weeping,

& gnashing of teeth—

is the valley of Hinnom

the furnace of fire

that will never

be quenched.

That’s the place for

all law-breakers—

the unrighteous

All who do not obey

the commands of King Jesus—

They will be thrown into

the fiery furnace—

in the Valley of Hinnom.

The way some ppl talk,

Jesus was all flower pedals,

& puppy dogs.

& He only talked abt,

God’s love.

But that’s just not true.

The truth is:

Jesus talks abt Gehenna,

more than

any other person,

in the Bible.

Why?

Bcs He loves humanity,

& doesn’t want,

any of us to go there.

So, He tells us

the truth.

He gives us warning,

after warning,

to keep us out of,

this dreadful place

of darkness;

this terrible place

of torment;

where there will be weeping,

& gnashing of teeth.

I don’t wanna go there.

You don’t wanna go there.

So, we must do,

what it takes,

to avoid going there.

& what it takes,

to avoid going there is:

We must have

a firm faith,

in the Lord Jesus.

CONCLUSION

So, as we close,

Let’s ask ourselves:

Do we have,

a firm faith

in Jesus?

Do we have faith,

in the Lordship

& authority

of Jesus?

A faith that causes us

to keep coming to Jesus

for healing

frm sin & satan

frm demons

& death?

We’ve gotta

be sure

we have that

kind of faith.

Bcs Jesus rewards

& receives everyone

who has a firm faith

in Him.

& Jesus rejects everyone,

who does not have,

a firm faith in Him.

We must believe,

Jesus is Lord,

& we must behave,

as if we believe

He’s our Lord.

That’s the faith

King Jesus

wants frm

all of us.

That’s the faith,

that will have us,

sitting at the feast,

sipping chardonnay,

frm golden goblets,

w/ Abraham, Isaac,

& Jacob,

in the K.O.H.

That’s the faith,

that saves us.

PRAYER:

Let’s all stand for prayer

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