Participants: Shelley Quinn (Host), Ken Norton, Julie Norton
Series Code: IAA
Program Code: IAA000339
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00:30 Hello, I am Shelley Quinn
00:31 and welcome again to Issues and Answers. 00:33 We hope that you are having a wonderful day wherever you are. 00:36 And we thank you, for this opportunity 00:38 to come in to your home whether you are in Japan or China, 00:43 Australia, New Zealand, 00:45 wherever you are around the world 00:47 we are so thankful that we could be come in. 00:49 And today we've got a really interesting issue. 00:53 We are going to be talking about "Unfinished Business." 00:57 And the business I am referring to is the Father's business. 00:59 The last great command that Jesus gave His people 01:03 before leaving earth is found in Matthew 28:18 01:09 and He approach the people and here's what He said, 01:12 "All authority has been given unto Me under heaven and earth. 01:16 Therefore I am telling you go and make disciples 01:21 of all nations, baptizing them 01:23 in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, 01:26 teaching them to observe every thing 01:30 that I have commanded you, and lo, 01:32 I am with you always, even to the end of the age." 01:36 What is the unfinished business? 01:38 Are we making disciples of all nations 01:43 in the authority of Jesus Christ that He has granted us? 01:46 Please help me welcome to discuss this, 01:50 returning to us once again, its Ken and Julie Norton. 01:54 And we are so thankful that you've come back. 01:56 Thank you. Thank you. 01:57 Now, Julie, you all are with LIFE, 01:59 that's and acronym, L-I-F-E. 02:02 What does that stands for? 02:03 Lay Institute for Evangelism and basically 02:07 we are a training school for normal people 02:11 that work in a business world or where ever they are. 02:13 You know, many people feel a passion to want to reach out 02:16 into their community and they feel like 02:19 maybe they don't know how. 02:21 So our lay training school that sometimes we put training online 02:26 and they can access these training online. 02:30 That's wonderful. Now you also have 02:32 onsite training programs at your camp? 02:34 We do. We have some onsite campus base programs. 02:37 And tell me a little bit about that. 02:39 Well, we have a summer program 02:40 that is targeted for young people. 02:42 Maybe kids that are in high school 02:44 and they want to learn how to do, 02:46 teach people how to-- we teach them 02:49 how to give Bible studies to people, 02:51 how to do the evangelistic small groups. 02:53 And then we also have a program called Operation Mission LIFE 02:56 and that starts in the fall. 02:58 And that's for church members that want to take 03:00 a year out to do mission work, 03:04 not only here in the States but also overseas. 03:06 How wonderful is that. 03:07 That I know is a four month program 03:08 you told me before. It is. 03:10 And you actually even train them in the language. 03:12 Yes, we do. That makes then very effective when they go. 03:15 You are part of the Seventh-day Adventist church, 03:19 you're ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist church 03:21 and it is correct that you are operated 03:23 by the Adventist Layman Services and Industries. Is it right? 03:26 That's correct. That's good. 03:28 All right, last time that you were here we talked about 03:31 "The American Church in Crises." 03:34 But what we want to do this time is talk about 03:37 what's going on around the world with the Christian church. 03:40 And I am just going to let-- 03:42 throw the ball to you and let you run with it. 03:45 Well, I am glad that you opened up with 03:47 Matthew 28:18-20 because that really is, you know, 03:51 when you look at the New Testament church 03:53 and you look how it exploded, its exciting that 03:57 they were based upon that one passage. 03:59 That was--went through their mind all the time. 04:01 That's what I take as I read the New Testament. 04:04 They were passionate about people, 04:06 learning about Jesus Christ and teaching them all the things 04:09 that He had taught them. 04:11 Couple of things that we often gloss over 04:15 when we read this and something I want to pull out here. 04:18 And you began with His statement by saying, 04:21 "All authority has been given to me in heaven and on earth." 04:25 You know, as we-- we've been missionaries. 04:27 We were in Thailand for two years 04:28 and also on the Island of Palau for two years. 04:31 And when you get into difficult, difficult situations 04:35 and you wonder why you are there 04:36 and even situation that are life threatening 04:40 this comes back because He says, 04:42 all authority has been given to me. 04:44 We are not there on my own. 04:45 I am not there on my own strength. 04:47 We are not there thinking that 04:50 what we are gonna do is gonna save these people. 04:52 We say, Jesus, You've said 04:53 You got all authority and You told us to go. 04:56 So that's what we are resting upon. 04:57 Amen. And-- 04:59 So we really appreciate when He preempts to go saying, 05:02 "All authority has given to me in heaven 05:07 and on earth, go therefore." 05:11 It's just, it's charge, we go, yeah, you know. 05:13 Because you know you are going out 05:15 in the authority of Jesus Christ 05:17 and not trying to do this in your own strength. That's right. 05:20 Well, what is going on in the world, you know, 05:24 of course as Adventist the Adventist church 05:27 has a very strong mission program 05:30 and very mission driven but we're talking now just not about 05:34 Adventism but we are talking about Christianity as a whole. 05:38 Adventist Christians are only a portion of the body of Christ, 05:42 there are other Christian churches. 05:44 What's going on around the world 05:47 as far as this great work of filling this great commission? 05:51 Well, we titled it today "Unfinished Business" 05:54 which lets us know that there are 05:56 still large works to be done. 05:57 And so there are some statistics that we found 06:00 in our research that we though we would share, 06:02 that are very interesting. 06:05 Thirty three percent of the world, 06:07 one third of the world claims Christianity. 06:10 That would be catholic, Episcopalian, Adventist, 06:13 you know, they some how claim the name of Christ. 06:16 That means 66% of the world are not Christian. 06:20 Now I am interested to know about that 60%--66% 06:25 because if we are supposed to go and make a disciples 06:27 that's the group we need to be targeting. 06:29 It's very interesting that, oh, I actually need to give you 06:33 the total number, it's about 4.5 billion is that 66%. 06:37 4.5 billion people who don't know Jesus Christ. 06:40 Who have not chosen to follow Him or be His disciple. 06:43 That's correct. Of that group, 06:46 4.5 billion of them are what we call-- 06:51 no, no, no, 4.5 billion is the total group, 06:53 2.5 billion are evangelized, right. 06:57 That means they are in a place that they can hear the gospel. 07:00 So 2.5 of the 4.5 billion are in a situation 07:04 where they can hear it by radio, 07:06 they may have had somebody present them 07:07 with the gospel presentation, we call them the evangelized. 07:11 Two billion are un-evangelized. 07:14 They have no indigenous church of their own. 07:18 They are what we call, unreached people group. 07:21 That have majority of them 07:23 have never even heard the name of Christ. 07:25 And that's astonishing. That is astonishing. 07:28 First of all it's pleased me to know that at least 07:30 one third do claim to be--they go by the name of Christian, 07:36 at least they know the story of the gospel but to think that, 07:41 it's interesting that over half of that 4.5 billion 07:45 have heard it and have not responded. 07:48 So even there, although we've got those 07:50 two billion people that have been unreached, 07:52 the 2.5, something's happened that they haven't seen model, 07:56 something is going on that to hear this great gospel 08:00 and just reject it, that's kind of amazing to me. 08:03 I don't know if it's necessarily rejecting it. 08:06 When we were-- I think some rejected 08:09 but then this story came to my mind. 08:11 When we were working in Thailand, 08:14 we taught in the English language school 08:16 and then in the evenings we provided a free Bible class 08:19 in English for those that wanted to listen to more English. 08:23 And so we would make it a Bible study thing. 08:27 Several students would come, 08:30 one lady after we sang, what is the song? 08:36 It was Jesus loves me. 08:37 Like Jesus loves me, just one of those basic 08:39 Christian songs, she raised her hand 08:42 and she said, "Who is Jesus?" 08:47 And its that idea that even though we have churches there, 08:51 there are many different denominations of church, 08:54 of Christian churches even in that town, 08:58 she lived in that town she didn't know Jesus. 09:01 So even in their whole worldview and everything that 09:06 they live in and they do is not Christian based. 09:10 So if they are not personally connected with someone 09:14 that's Christianity they still have not heard Jesus. 09:18 So it's that point of, even that 2.5 billion 09:22 that say can be reached many of them aren't reached 09:26 if someone is not there to tell them. 09:27 Okay, I misunderstood when you said, 09:29 I thought you said 2.5 billion had been evangelized 09:31 but you are saying that they could be. 09:33 It's not necessarily that they have been reached. 09:35 They are in an area where they are able to hear the gospel. 09:38 Doesn't mean they have heard. That's correct. 09:40 Maybe a Christian radio station broadcast 09:43 in that area it doesn't mean they have-- 09:44 Or 3ABN. That's right. 09:47 They don't have a TV, 09:48 they don't have a radio but there is the ability to. 09:52 But there's two billion that don't. 09:54 That's the group that we are most worry about. 09:57 Two billion that are like this girl who have said, 10:00 who is Jesus, they never heard His name. 10:03 And that's--I think the most disturbing part of the stats 10:09 is that when you look at what the Christian church 10:11 at large is doing, only 2% to 3% 10:15 of all missionaries go to reach that two billion people, 10:20 97% of all missionaries and funding 10:24 goes to the already evangelized group or even 10:29 to the one third that is claiming the name of Christian. 10:32 And you can understand, I mean, 10:35 I am assuming that these two billion are in places 10:38 where it is difficult to evangelize. 10:42 So it's--when you're talking about the 2.5 being 10:47 where they could potentially say, they are sinking. 10:49 Okay, we've got ground work here we just 10:52 magnify or grow the work in that area and they are 10:55 not going out into the more treacherous waters if you will. 10:59 I think we can even bring up like Myanmar 11:02 or they used to call Burma, 11:04 it's a closed country at this time. 11:08 But even though we were not able to go in, 11:12 in traditional ways and we are praying that 11:14 the Lord will somehow open things up. 11:16 We think about in recent past the big tsunami 11:20 that happened in Burma and maybe approximately 11:23 they are gauging 200,000 people dying 11:27 and they've never heard about Jesus. 11:30 So this is--and they typical, the call it the 10/40 Window. 11:35 Right. And I don't know if you want to explain what the-- 11:37 Well, 95% of that two billion live in that 10/40 Window. 11:41 And please explain the 10/40 Window. 11:43 The 10/40 Window it has to do with 11:44 the longitude and latitude line. 11:46 So when you look in a map and you look at 10 degrees 11:48 and you look at 40 degrees, it's a box that runs across 11:51 the top of North Africa and then right through 11:54 the heart of Asia, through India, 11:56 through China, through all of that area. 11:59 And that's the region that not only has the most 12:02 concentration of people but has the most that have 12:05 never heard of the name of Christ. 12:07 So there's the starling statistics that they say 12:11 66,000 people in this area of unreached die every day 12:17 without knowing of our Christ. 12:18 Without knowing of Christ. Oh, my God, that's sad. 12:20 So when you look at all of these statistics 12:24 and it's not something that you know, 12:26 I praise the Lord or ministries like 3ABN 12:29 and this opportunity to, you know, that God has given us, 12:34 He uses this as a tool of evangelism in His hands. 12:38 And we can reach every inhabitant continent 12:43 but that doesn't mean that 12:44 everybody is gonna be able to hear it. 12:46 So how do we, when we have population growth 12:53 that is accelerating, this isn't the problem 12:56 that's going to go away overnight if we keep doing 12:59 business the way we've been doing business. 13:02 So what you are saying I assume today that 13:04 we are going to get to is that there has to be 13:08 a change in what the church is doing. That's correct. 13:13 I love to think of 3ABN and some of the other 13:16 radio broadcasting or so forth as the Air Force. 13:19 You know they are beaming it from on high 13:22 and people are able to pick it up but any military campaign 13:26 will tell you that unless you got ground troops you know, 13:29 you are not really-- you can do some damage 13:32 but you need together, they work together as a nice package. 13:35 So we look at practical-- this is something that 13:40 we dreamed up as we've been overseas and working. 13:42 And you see masses of people that don't know Christ 13:45 and you think all right, let's just stop 13:47 and ask ourselves a question, how practically, 13:50 how practically can you--can missionaries reach these people? 13:55 What are just some of the down to earth, 13:56 most practical things that can happen? 13:59 And we feel like the first solution is for God's people 14:03 to feel released to think and dream of the strategies, 14:07 not to depend upon, its kind of the first things 14:09 if you want to talk about solutions, 14:11 not to depend upon--Oh, oh its another mission offering, 14:14 well, here, here's my $10 14:16 and God bless the missionaries as they go out to do that. 14:18 But even in that, I am going to interject 14:20 because I think you know as Americans we feel like 14:23 we are helping a lot, and we are but I think 14:28 in finances because finance isn't everything, 14:31 it doesn't solve everything. 14:33 But there are interesting stastics in that, 14:36 they said Americans spent more money last year 14:40 on dog food than they did on mission. 14:44 So I think you know, we can do more 14:46 even in the financial side of things to support. 14:50 And we certainly don't want to be little anyone 14:54 who is supporting because there are people, 14:56 we all have different gifts, 14:57 not everyone is called into the mission field. 15:00 And it is so important that we are called to be missionaries, 15:05 maybe not so far away but it is important. 15:08 Some people have great administrative skills 15:10 and God has given them gifts and they are good at laying down 15:14 their money to make-- their life to make money 15:18 to be able to support others who can't go. 15:20 So we are not trying to be little there. 15:22 Not at all, but its not in all in all. 15:24 That was my point. Okay. 15:25 But it's not that we can't say that, 15:27 that's the only way in that, I don't have to sacrifice 15:30 my time or effort in some little way to do that. 15:33 And some people want to give or they want to go 15:36 as full time missionaries, some can't. 15:38 Some have responsibilities here in America, 15:40 they got jobs, they got families they can't do that. 15:43 And so for those we tell, open your wallet and give it 15:46 to those that are wanting to go 15:47 and be able to support those. 15:49 It's a good partnership. 15:51 And now I have to say that anyone who's ever gone 15:54 on a mission trip, I know a number of people who have, 15:57 you know, businessmen with huge businesses 15:59 and they have taken their family on a mission trip 16:02 and they all come back changed and then they come back 16:04 wanting to go on another and another and another. 16:06 And I always tell people if you have teenagers 16:10 and you're having trouble with them send them 16:11 on a mission trip because it's life changing. It really is. 16:15 I am sitting here today because I did that. 16:17 I took a year as a student missionary. 16:19 And I wouldn't be a pastor, I would not be doing this 16:22 if that experience of running from village to village 16:26 in Thailand with people begging us, 16:28 please tell us about this creator God. 16:30 We've never heard of Him, we don't know anything about Him. 16:34 Please stay in our village. 16:35 And to hear that over and over and over again 16:38 it just changed me. 16:39 But I bet you were just always a really good kid, 16:42 never got into any trouble. 16:43 Too bad, no. No. I am wrong? 16:45 No, this was a time that God said, 16:49 get out of, the all the stuff 16:50 you are doing that's not appropriate 16:53 and I am gonna put you in a place where I am gonna 16:55 change you and help you to see the world as I see it. 16:57 And I was-- I am so thankful of that 16:59 even though that was a very difficult experience. 17:01 Sometimes in seeing that someone else's need is greater than 17:04 your own it gets you out of looking at yourself. 17:08 Absolutely. Absolutely. 17:10 Now I had-- a one person who told me 17:12 that their child was so disconnected from 17:15 family and church and connected on the internet. 17:17 I mean, you know, on the mobile phone, 17:19 always text messaging and just kind of had this 17:22 little cocoon life on wire. Yes. Yes. 17:26 I mean, wire but not wireless, whatever, they were totally 17:31 unapproachable until they sent him on a mission trip. 17:34 He came back and all of a sudden he realized 17:36 all of these things were, you know, 17:39 the materialistic things were of very little importance. 17:42 Wow. That is really good. 17:44 We encourage, you know, 17:47 through LIFE we encourage people to dream the dreams. 17:50 You know, let God dream His dreams through you. 17:54 That's the big one is that-- and the point that 17:57 I was getting to is don't just think that 17:59 the church organization is gonna take care of it all. 18:02 We are the church, we are Ecclesia, 18:05 in New Testament it means the called out ones. 18:07 That's the word we use in the New Testament for church. 18:09 That's us, it's not a building it's us. 18:12 And He's calling us. 18:13 He's saying, go therefore in your little way, 18:16 whether you are supporting finically, 18:18 whether you can go yourself, just make it happen 18:21 because He's very serious about making disciple. 18:23 And, you know, Ken, what I've noticed 18:25 when I go out and teach and preach is that 18:27 everyone realizes that there's so many of the things 18:32 that Jesus said would happen before His return are happening. 18:35 You know, the increased earthquakes, 18:37 the increased famines, the trouble, 18:40 the wars but Matthew 24:14 cuts the bottom line 18:45 and there's many people who are anxious for His return 18:48 because they are tired of this world 18:52 and the degradation of the world 18:54 and the downturn of the world. 18:56 But they want to see Jesus return. 18:58 But He made it very perfectly clear, 19:00 it's not until He says, this gospel will be preached 19:04 in all the nations then the end will come. 19:07 So we are still, we praise the Lord 19:11 for the modern technology that we have to reach people 19:15 but we still need to get more foot soldiers 19:18 on the ground as you said. 19:20 So how some of the practicals ways 19:22 that we can get people involved in doing this? 19:27 Well, go ahead and say. I am exploding. 19:29 We've been talking a lot about going overseas 19:33 but I think the point when you said lot of people 19:36 are unable to go overseas and taking it down 19:39 to the very practical, I am here in whatever city 19:44 that I am asking the Lord, what can I do 19:48 I have neighbors all around me. 19:50 I work with people that don't know 19:53 about Jesus, hearding people. 19:55 Everywhere I go, I go to the grocery store 19:58 and I see people that are herding. 20:00 Lord, how can I reach the people 20:02 around me, reach their needs? 20:04 So I think it even comes down just to the-- 20:07 to your everyday life of having 20:10 your everyday life being a mission for. 20:15 I am a missionary what will I live 20:17 and it impacting your community. 20:19 And you know, I have to just say one thing here. 20:23 I believe very strongly that if you pray for divine appointment 20:27 God is going to give you-- now give you one. 20:29 Some of us are-- I am a little bit intimated 20:32 about just violating someone else's personal space. 20:36 But when I pray for divine appointment, 20:38 the Lord always opens up the way. 20:41 And there are times that He just puts the holy bonus on me, 20:44 I will be in line somewhere 20:46 and He will say, Pray for that person. 20:48 And you go up to him and you think, okay, 20:50 Lord, I trust this as you're speaking. 20:52 You go up to him and say, you know, 20:53 I really feel impress the Lord, is there anything that 20:56 I might pray for you about? 20:58 And people will but also as you pray for diving appointments 21:01 I've had people come up to me and just say, 21:04 you know, if you got that missionary minds, 21:06 I've had people come up to me and say 21:09 there's something different about you, 21:11 you tell me about it or I believe you are a Christian, 21:13 can you tell me answer to such and such. 21:15 God opens the way, doesn't' He? Praise the Lord. He does. 21:18 And I think even, you know, 21:19 we think about being a missionary it's always 21:22 right away I've got to tell them about Jesus. 21:24 But I think its starts out with 21:26 a relationship, a friendship first. 21:29 I'll never forget when we were living 21:32 in Palau, it's in Micronesia. 21:34 I was--I always go to the same stores 21:37 and there's this, usually the same checkout lady. 21:40 It was only two stores. 21:42 So I was building relationship with her 21:43 and one day I asked her, what are you plans? 21:49 You know, what-- why do you work here? 21:51 Where do you--you know that kind of thing. 21:53 And she started to open up a little bit and as we had 21:56 our conversation she told me about her dreams 21:58 and what she wanted to do and I encouraged her. 22:02 And I didn't think about that little conversation we had. 22:05 But at the end she said, thank you, 22:07 so much for asking about me. 22:10 I could tell, you know, she goes there every day 22:13 and interacts with people but no one making that next step 22:17 to be really interested in who that person is. 22:20 So it's taking that, observing and taking that next step. 22:24 Oh, and how we all need to be more interested 22:28 in the other person and you know, 22:30 our lives are so frantic that the pace of life 22:34 has accelerated it seems to me so much that sometimes, 22:39 you know, I always try to be mindful 22:41 when I jumping out of the car, not to just put on 22:44 a Christian face but to really have that-- 22:50 be approachable and to be interested 22:52 in other people because it's so easy. 22:54 Sometimes that you got two minutes to run 22:56 into a store and out and it's easy to rush in and rush out 23:01 and ignore somebody whose heart's breaking. 23:04 Jesus wants us to get the job done. 23:06 That's so we come back to after we talked about all this. 23:09 I mean He is passionate about us going whether 23:13 it's your neighborhood, whether it's overseas. 23:16 God has a different call for every one of us. 23:18 Not everybody suppose to get up, 23:19 run overseas but the point is, go make disciples. 23:25 I want to wrap up with something that I feel 23:29 is very significant from the Old Testament to us today. 23:33 When the Israelites were asked to go conquer Canaan 23:36 in Joshua 1:3, Jesus, which we believe 23:43 the Son of God was the one that came and talk to Joshua 23:46 and commission him Himself, you know, before. 23:50 And it says in verse 3, "Every place that 23:52 the sole of your foot shall tread upon, 23:55 I have given you as I said to Moses." 23:58 Amen. All right. 23:59 He gave him unrestricted, 24:00 you go into Canaan, you get this job done. 24:03 You conquer the land. 24:04 And we also know that from this that every place 24:07 that the sole of your foot, that means if you don't go 24:10 all the way it's not given to you. 24:12 It's only as your advancing, okay. 24:14 That's good. Now it's perfect because 24:16 then you find in Judges Chapter 1, 24:18 I have a heading in Judges 1:27. 24:22 And my heading above it says, 24:23 "Incomplete conquest of the land." Amen. 24:26 And then it goes on to tell how Manasseh 24:29 did not drive out the inhabitance. 24:30 In verse 29, Ephraim didn't drive out 24:33 nor did Zebulun, verse 30. 24:34 verse 31, Asher didn't drive them out. 24:36 Verse 32, Naphtali, it goes down telling 24:38 the tribes didn't do what God had asked then to do. 24:42 Now I want to read you something. 24:44 This is from Testimonies from a Christian writer, Ellen White. 24:47 She said, "When the Israelites entered Canaan, 24:51 they did not fulfill God's purpose 24:52 by taking possession of the whole land. 24:55 After making a partial conquest, 24:58 they settled down to enjoy the fruit of their victories. 25:02 In their unbelief and love of ease, 25:04 they congregated in the portions already conquered 25:08 instead of pushing forward to occupy new territory. 25:12 Thus they began to depart from God. 25:14 By their failure to carry out His purpose, 25:17 they made it impossible for Him 25:19 to fulfill to them His promise of blessing." 25:21 But then she says this 25:23 "Is not the church of today doing the same thing? 25:27 With the whole world before them in need of the gospel, 25:30 professed Christians congregate where they 25:32 themselves can enjoy gospel privileges. 25:34 They do not feel the necessity of occupying new territory, 25:37 carrying the message of salvation to the regions beyond. 25:41 They refuse to fulfill Christ's commission, 25:43 Go into all the world." 25:45 That is so true and such a sad state of affairs 25:48 but often you'll go into a church where you find 25:52 it has had so little growth and they are just 25:55 quite content to stay like they are. 25:59 And if a church isn't growing it's dying. 26:02 You know, it's just nothing more really than a country club, 26:05 an association, a group of fellowship. 26:08 So it's such an important thing to do and I thank you, 26:12 that you've come to make us aware of this 26:15 and to kind of stir the waters up a little bit 26:18 and make each one of us need to pray to become involved. 26:23 Now were you in missionary work before 26:27 you met your husband Ken, Julie, or? 26:29 No, I-- So you met and went into mission. 26:32 But I married her because she told me when we met, 26:34 she want to be a missionary. 26:35 So I said, oh, that's it. All right. 26:37 That's not the only reason you married her. 26:39 Oh no. No. But it was great. 26:42 Thank you so much for being here today, Julie and Ken. 26:46 Thanks. And you will come back. 26:48 Yes. All right. 26:49 You know for those of you at home what we were talking about 26:53 today is the condition of the world 26:56 and the unfinished business, God's unfinished business. 27:01 And He chooses to do it through us. 27:03 So the Lord is calling each and every one of us. 27:06 And if only, it doesn't matter 27:07 if you live in the Unites States where only 17% are actually 27:11 attending church or if you live in England 27:15 or probably even fewer it doesn't matter 27:18 where you live around the world. 27:20 God wants you to share the good news, to be a light. 27:25 Don't hide your light under a bush. 27:28 If you have personal relationship with Jesus 27:31 and you know Him, go out and share Him today. 27:36 Now may the grace of our Lord Jesus, 27:39 the fellowship of the Holy Spirit and the love of God 27:43 be with you today and always. 27:45 And may you go out in all authority 27:49 and tell someone what Jesus has done for you. |
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