Participants: Pr. Bill Santos (Host), Dr. Mansfield Edwards, Pr. Campbell Page
Series Code: IIWC
Program Code: IIWC201120
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00:01 >>Bill: According to a traditional Hebrew story,
00:02 Abraham was sitting outside his tent one 00:05 evening when he saw an old man, weary from age and 00:08 journey, coming toward him. Abraham rushed out, 00:09 greeted him, and then invited him into his tent. 00:14 There he washed the old man's feet and gave him 00:18 food and drink. The old man immediately began 00:19 eating without saying any prayer or blessing. So 00:24 Abraham asked him, "Don't you worship God?" The old 00:30 traveler replied, "I worship fire only and 00:31 reverence no other god." 00:36 When he heard this, Abraham became incensed, 00:37 grabbed the old man by the shoulders, and threw him 00:40 out his tent into the cold night air. When the old 00:44 man had departed, God called to his friend 00:45 Abraham and asked where the stranger was. Abraham 00:49 replied, "I forced him out because he did not worship 00:53 you." God answered, "I have suffered him these 00:54 eighty years although he dishonors me. Could you 00:59 not endure him one night?" 01:05 (MUSIC) 01:16 >>ANNOUNCER: IT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME . . . 01:18 GOD'S BOOK, THE BIBLE. 01:20 STILL RELEVANT IN TODAY'S COMPLEX WORLD. 01:25 IT IS WRITTEN . . 01:25 . SHARING MESSAGES OF HOPE AROUND THE WORLD. 01:32 (MUSIC) 01:49 The Greek word translated as patience, is a compound 01:51 word consisting of makros (long or big) and thumia 01:55 (temper). Thus, it literally means having a 01:57 "long fuse" as opposed to being short/quick 01:58 tempered. It seems patience is needed most 02:00 when the Christian feels least like exercising it. 02:06 According to W. Hermann, in his is greatest need 02:07 for patience is at the low point of his spiritual 02:11 life when he "clings to God, yet does not feel the 02:15 assurance that God is near him." Patience is the 02:16 tenacity with which the Christian's faith holds to 02:21 the promises of God even though he may feel much 02:25 more like the conquered, instead of the conqueror. 02:33 We are continuing our journey through "The Fruit 02:34 of the Spirit" our study in Galatians Chapter 02:39 5, verses 22 and 23 and I want to welcome all of our 02:43 viewers to this week's "It Is Written" program 02:44 Joining me here on the set, I have two special 02:47 guests. I have Dr. 02:48 Mansfield Edwards, Doctor welcome. >>Dr. Edwards: 02:52 Thank you. >>Bill: And Pastor Campbell Page, 02:54 Pastor, welcome also. 02:55 >>Pastor Page: Thank you. 02:55 >>Bill: Dr. Edwards, maybe we can start with you. For 02:58 the benefit of our viewers that may not know you, 03:03 some of them may be watching say I recognize 03:04 that man. That's because you had a television 03:06 program. I don't know if you still have it. >>Dr. 03:09 Edwards: No. I handed that program over to new 03:10 presenters a few months ago, about two and a 03:14 half months ago. That's the "Discover the Power" 03:18 program that was on Vision TV for.>>Bill: Yes. >> Dr. 03:19 Edwards:. five and a half years. >>Bill: For many 03:22 years. So, some of our viewers may be saying, I 03:24 recognize him. >>Dr. 03:24 Edwards: Maybe looking a little older now. >>Bill: 03:26 And Dr. Edwards, you are now the President of the 03:27 Seventh-Day Adventist Church for the Province 03:32 of Ontario. >>Dr. Edwards: Yes, I am. >>Bill: And so, 03:35 God has used you in a capacity to administer 03:36 work of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. How's 03:42 that going? >>Dr. Edwards: It's going well. God has 03:44 been kind. He has promised to bear us up each day and 03:45 he has been faithful to that. We have the 03:50 tremendous prayers of our 30,000 members throughout 03:54 Ontario and our faithful church members have been 03:55 tremendously supportive. 04:00 So, it has been going well. Praise God. >>Bill: 04:01 Well, we appreciate you taking time from your busy 04:05 schedule to be here with us. >>Dr. Edwards: It's my 04:07 joy to be here. >>Bill: Pastor Campbell Page, tell 04:08 us a bit about you and where you serve right 04:11 now? >>Pastor Campbell: I pastor the New Life 04:14 Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Oshawa, Ontario 04:15 It's in our downtown core. 04:17 We have a lot of economically depressed 04:18 people in the area, a lot of people on welfare, 04:24 a lot of addictions, so we're very much trying to 04:28 reach out to them and just, kind of, get out of 04:29 church and get into the community and make some 04:33 transformational changes there, if we can. >>Bill: 04:36 Is there a website for the church? >>Pastor Page: 04:37 Yes. We're.it's just brand new, 04:40 newlifeadventistchurch.com . >>Bill: 04:44 Newlifeadventistchurch.com . There they 04:45 can find out when you guys meet.>>Pastor Page: Yes. 04:47 All that stuff and some of the new things we're 04:50 trying to do. >>Bill: Wonderful. Well, thank 04:51 you. And thank you, too, for accepting 04:53 our invitation here. So, we've been making our way 04:58 through the fruit of the spirit, those external 04:59 attributes that manifest themselves when something 05:03 has happened on the inside. And, boy, I'll 05:08 tell you, this is one.Patience. I have to 05:09 confess I'm not always as patient as I should be. 05:16 It's interesting, I noted that in the introduction 05:24 there, that it's at the time that we least feel 05:25 like exercising patience is probably the time 05:32 that we most need to be patient. What can you 05:36 gentlemen tell me.I know that you've been 05:37 researching this and we're anxious to hear 05:42 your pearls of wisdom on patience. >>Dr. Edwards: 05:45 Well, you know, I'd agree with you. Patience is 05:46 a scarce commodity these days. >>Bill: It is, isn't 05:51 it? >>Dr. Edwards: Truly scarce commodity. And the 05:54 way our culture has been transitioning, patience 05:55 is not something that is being encouraged 05:59 or fostered. >>Bill: True. 06:00 >>Dr. Edwards: It's a kind of instant 06:03 gratification.>>Bill Absolutely. >>Dr. 06:06 Edwards:.that we aim for. A kind of an instant 06:07 syndrome that has set in. 06:09 So, people have moved now from just instant coffee 06:11 to instant meals and the drive thru and, you know, 06:15 just as instantly, instant mail. Snail mail has no 06:21 popularity anymore. 06:21 >>Bill: That's right. 06:22 >>Dr. Edwards: Emails handle this thing. We just 06:25 do it, press send and it's gone without envelope or 06:28 stamp. So this instant gratification has been a 06:29 part of our culture, so much so that you know 06:34 road rage is on the rise because people are just 06:39 not patient. So, this is a challenge and this is 06:40 something significant. The Bible is speaking to 06:46 it and I think it is tremendously important 06:49 that you have drawn us to bring attention to this 06:50 fact at this time. >>Bill: You're right. I'll tell 06:56 you, I do the bulk of my banking on-line today 07:02 because I don't always have the patience to sit 07:03 and wait in line. Now, okay, I think it's a good 07:09 thing, patience but is it really the work of the 07:17 Holy Spirit. I mean, patience, is that? I mean, 07:18 compared to me, you know when you think of 07:24 love; you know, peace, yeah, absolutely. I can 07:29 understand that but patience? Wow, is that on 07:30 the same level as love and peace and kindness? And if 07:33 somebody isn't patient how does that manifest itself 07:42 and how does that, how does me not being patient 07:43 impact on my neighbour or my family? >>Pastor 07:47 Page: I think that it's important, Bill, to, to 07:52 remember that it's not just the work of the 07:53 Holy Spirit. This is a description of 07:57 the character of the Holy Spirit. So, we can say God 08:03 is patient and us getting that, getting his presence 08:04 within us automatically places patience within us. 08:11 It's almost a matter of us stepping out of the way so 08:17 that that can start working through our lives 08:18 I find it's important to almost practice patience. 08:24 I often tell people I try practicing because I, like 08:29 both of you, struggle with patience myself that 08:30 I find places where it's, it's maybe not so crucial 08:34 to be patient. Where I can, I take a longer, pick 08:41 one of the longer lines at the grocery store just for 08:42 the sake of practicing, you know, not being, not 08:46 worrying about deadlines, stuff like that. But just 08:50 take that time, maybe to just spend some time with 08:51 God and let the patience come so that when it does 08:55 become very important, those more crucial places, 09:00 it's more of a habit almost, that I've started 09:01 forming. >>Bill: So, there's things that we 09:04 can be doing to put this actually, to practice 09:06 this. >>Pastor Page: think so, yeah. >>Bill: 09:07 It's not, you know, just sit back and I'm going to 09:10 sit back and let the Holy Spirit do it. I have an 09:14 opportunity to practice at this a little bit of this, 09:15 right? And try to be more patient. >>Pastor Page: 09:20 Maybe part of the working out of our own salvation, 09:24 those efforts we make, not to earn anything but to 09:25 join God in the process. 09:29 >>Dr. Edwards: I think it's also interesting 09:30 that, as we read through Galatians 5, verses 16 to 09:35 21 talks about the works of the flesh. >>Bill: Yes. 09:39 >>Dr. Edwards: Talks about those things that we do 09:41 for ourselves in terms of our natural 09:44 inclinations.>>Bill: Yes. 09:44 >>Dr. Edwards:.and we're just, I think that 09:48 clarifies that we're just not naturally inclined to 09:51 be patient. So, we need that help and that help 09:52 must come from outside of ourselves. It's just not a 09:58 genetic transference here This is the work of God in 10:04 us. Now, some folk may feel, hey, I'm not as 10:05 patient as my brother. 10:12 Does that mean that God is working with him.>>Bill 10:13 More than me? >>Dr. 10:15 Edwards:.more than He is working with me? But 10:16 I like the analogy, the agricultural analogy 10:20 of the Fruit, you know Fruits are at different 10:23 stages.>>Bill: Sure. >>Dr. 10:24 Edwards:.and even within the Fruit itself, of these 10:27 nine ingredients that constitute this Fruit, 10:28 an individual may be more advanced in a particular 10:34 area and less in another area. But God is working 10:39 with us to develop all these areas and its God's 10:40 purpose that we should really mature, mature 10:43 in Him. So, what Campbell referred to is important. 10:49 It's important that we participate in the 10:50 process. >>Pastor Page: Yes. >>Dr. Edwards: 10:54 Participate in the process as we cooperate in the 10:56 working of God's spirit and hence, our patience 10:57 will grow as we cooperate with him. >>Bill: You 11:01 know, Cam, Pastor Cam, sorry.>>Pastor Page: 11:07 That's okay. >>Bill: its okay, Pastor Cam or Pastor 11:08 Page? >>Pastor Page: That's fine. >>Bill: We're 11:10 friends. So, I apologize. 11:11 Sometimes we shift into more familial expressions 11:13 but, you know, you said something interesting that 11:20 God, this is part of the Holy Spirit's character 11:21 He's patient. God is patient with me. If God is 11:28 so patient with me, boy, I don't deserve God's of me. 11:38 Maybe I need to be doing a better job of passing on 11:39 that patience to my fellow man, to my children, 11:43 to my spouse, you know, to my neighbours. But it is a 11:48 struggle, isn't it Pastor? 11:49 You mentioned that. It's not something that comes 11:52 naturally to us. Any advice you would give to 11:53 someone watching us today and saying, listen that's 12:00 just something I wrestle with. I have a short fuse, 12:05 I have a quick temper. 12:05 And you do that enough it costs you in your 12:11 relationships, right? 12:11 It's going to play out and damage relationships. Any 12:15 advice that you would give to someone that is 12:16 wrestling with that, right now, that's sitting at 12:19 home watching us. >>Dr. 12:20 Edwards: My first advice would be, don't 12:23 be discouraged. Take hope because God is willing to 12:28 work with us. There is a difference between the 12:29 works of the flesh and an obvious difference between 12:34 that and the fruit of the spirit. The Fruit of the 12:39 Spirit is that which is God's initiative and that 12:40 which God is willing to do in us and for us. So, it's 12:45 important that we allow God that time to work. 12:51 It's important that we be willing to allow Him to 12:52 work. If I may quote from the most published and the 12:57 most translated, female, non-fiction author in 13:04 North America, her name is Ellen G. White, says 13:05 that "Transformation of character is wrought 13:11 through the transformation of the Holy Spirit upon 13:17 the human agent, implanting in him 13:18 according to his desire to have it done, 13:22 a new nature". The whole composite of the Fruit of 13:29 the Spirit is the work of the Spirit but it must 13:30 begin with our desire to have it done. >>Bill: 13:35 see. >>Dr. Edwards: So my strong word of 13:40 encouragement is one, don't be discouraged 13:41 Number two; preserve that desire to have it done. 13:45 >>Bill: So by someone recognizing the need for 13:50 that, that would be, almost, a first step.>>Dr. 13:51 Edwards: That's right. 13:56 >>Bill:.in, towards this. >>Pastor Page: Can 13:57 I, I would add to that I totally agree to again, 14:00 this is God's character, we want that represented 14:07 in us. So sometimes instead of chasing after 14:08 the patience, chase after God. Seek after Him, 14:12 get to know Him and in that process of that 14:18 relationship He gives you opportunities to practice 14:19 patience and assures you that His presence, 14:23 His spirit is there giving that supernatural power to 14:28 it as well. >>Bill: Go ahead. >>Dr. Edwards: It 14:29 just connected with my own cultural background. I'm 14:35 from a tropical island so, of course, fruits are 14:39 always around. I had in my own yard a lot of mango 14:41 trees. I'm starting to salivate. (laughter) But 14:45 the mango trees, I noticed something that concurs 14:51 with what Pastor Page just said. Those mangoes, 14:52 the section of the mangoes that was more exposed 15:00 to the sunlight than the other seemed to be more 15:04 mellow, by extension, matured a little more 15:05 readily than the other section that was unexposed 15:12 and was sweeter, more delicious. I'm salivating 15:17 but understand, yes. And I think that this whole 15:18 parallel that God draws on and Paul through the 15:23 inspiration of the Spirit pulls on this agricultural 15:27 reference, I think it is significant that we, as 15:28 Pastor Page eludes should allow ourselves to be more 15:35 exposed to God's influence through His word as His 15:41 spirit leads us so that we can have that maturity 15:42 growing in us and these various attributes. 15:49 >>Bill: Now, we all face situations that are trying 15:55 situations. >>Dr. Edwards: Yeah. >>Bill: Any advice 15:56 you can give to someone watching that says, 15:59 listen, but, you know, what do I do at that 16:03 moment that I'm in the bank and someone cuts in 16:04 front of me or, you know, I seem to always get 16:06 the grocery line - I never pick the longest one but I 16:10 always end up getting the one that, you know, they 16:11 run out of the ribbon. You know, when it's my turn 16:14 and then they've got to go get the ribbon and then 16:17 they can't find it and then the young lady 16:18 doesn't know exactly how to put it into the 16:20 machine. Alright? What do you do, how do you, like 16:22 in those moments, how do I, you know, what advice 16:23 would you give someone in that moment because what 16:29 you want to do is - the last thing you want to do 16:33 is exercise patience there. You know, you, I'm 16:34 thinking, I'm busy, I'm a busy person, why did 16:38 I pick this line? Why? 16:38 Right? What advice do you give somebody in that 16:44 particular situation? What can you do to demonstrate 16:47 that kind of patience? 16:48 >>Pastor Page: I would say, I guess, plan 16:53 beforehand. Those times are going to come and 16:54 maybe coming into that situation, a little bigger 17:02 picture in mind, that I'm not quite so important as 17:09 I think I am and just looking for these trials 17:09 and inconveniences that we face, maybe these 17:16 opportunities. You know, again, Paul in Galatians, 17:21 he comes across and says all the stuff is so 17:22 that we can better serve others. He's speaking 17:27 against the selfishness of this group of people and 17:30 in saying, all of this fruit of the spirit, 17:31 walking with the spirit is to turn around and serve 17:35 others so that they see God's patience through us. 17:40 They see what I think the world today is wanting to 17:41 see is this true picture of Jesus and God, 17:46 the father, and what that really looks like. And if 17:50 you can come into situations wanting that; 17:51 still going to mess up; that's the appropriate 17:55 time for forgiveness and trying again next time. 18:01 Training yourself, almost, to look at it this way 18:02 >>Bill: Well, one of our previous broadcasts, Dr. 18:05 Lawrence, when we spoke about joy, he defined it 18:11 as, "Jesus, J-O-Y, right? 18:11 Jesus at the beginning. 18:12 Yourself at the end. And others in between, right? 18:19 J-O-Y. I think that's exactly what you're 18:23 saying. I think sometimes we forget - I think 18:24 you made a very important point here that these 18:27 manifestations of the work of the Spirit is so that 18:31 we can best serve others and so that others can 18:32 see Jesus in me. You know, every time I leave my 18:38 house, particularly if I'm going to the bank or 18:42 grocerstore, my wife will always pull me aside 18:43 and she'll say, "Bill, you remember, people watch you 18:47 on television". (laughter) >>Dr. Edwards: That helps 18:51 with your patience. 18:51 >>Bill: Every time. It is a powerful reminder that 18:57 we do have an obligation to others, don't we? I 18:58 mean, as Christians. As followers of Jesus Christ 19:02 to demonstrate to them in our lives, what it means 19:07 to be a follower of Jesus Christ. >>Dr. Edwards: 19:08 Sure. There is, there is a basic philosophy, I think, 19:12 would be nice for folks to embrace and keep their 19:17 eyes open to. Nothing in life, nothing in life 19:18 happens and should pass without some meaning and 19:25 some benefit to us. The Biblical philosophy with 19:33 regards to trials and trouble is that, trouble 19:34 may be bad to you but not necessarily bad for you. 19:38 >>Bill: Yes. >>Pastor Page: Very true. >>Dr. 19:43 Edwards: The Bible says that trials work at 19:44 patience and patience work at hope. So, there are 19:46 benefits from these experiences. Just this 19:52 week we had at the office, the completion of our 19:53 external auditors work and then we had an exit 19:58 interview with the auditor. And she was 20:02 sharing that she went to this drive-thru to get a 20:03 quick meal and someone cut in right before her and 20:13 she was upset. That cut across the grain of her 20:17 patience and she was really upset. She was 20:17 fuming. And when she got, finally, to the window to 20:23 place her order, and got her order and was about to 20:28 pay they told her, the lady before you paid for 20:29 you. Wow. >>Bill: Wow. 20:34 >>Dr. Edwards: Then she said, here, here I was 20:35 fuming but here is an opportunity, here is 20:38 a blessing that came out of a trial and a test and 20:44 what seemed to be an inconvenience and that had 20:45 my patience on the edge. 20:49 But if I had only waited, I would have seen. And now 20:51 have come to realize and experience my blessing. 20:57 >>Bill: Next time I get into that line and that 21:00 ribbon runs out.>>Dr. 21:01 Edwards: Yes. >>Bill:.I need to look at it as the 21:03 Lord is using this as a teaching experience for 21:04 me. >>Dr. Edwards: Yes. 21:06 For you to greet the person behind you and to 21:07 let them know how you're modelling the patience 21:10 for them to model, if that happens to them. >>Bill: I 21:14 think it's a very powerful point, isn't it? That God 21:16 uses these experiences to teach us, to train 21:20 us, right? Allow us the opportunity to exercise 21:23 this patience muscle. 21:23 >>Dr. Edwards: That's right. >>Bill: This is, 21:26 that's wonderful. 21:26 You know, you guys have prepared some stuff. If 21:30 there's something that you think would be important 21:32 for our, you know, for our viewers to hear, don't 21:36 hesitate to, you know, to put that out and so that 21:41 we hit some of these key points. I love the 21:41 discussion around the practical, you know, 21:47 applications of these, of the behaviours and, you 21:52 know, as I read through these I always ask myself 21:53 the question: If all of those that claim to be 21:57 followers of Jesus Christ exercised it, how would 22:00 our world be different? 22:01 And how much easier would it be to present to others 22:06 about Jesus Christ. We've got about three minutes 22:07 left. Are there some closing comments from both 22:10 of you that you would like to share with our viewers 22:15 today? >>Pastor Page: ask myself, one of 22:16 my teachers gave this question and it's one 22:21 I've carried with me and I often bring it to the 22:30 fruit of the Spirit here and it's, are you happy 22:31 with the person you're becoming? And I often 22:33 look at that and reflect on that as often as I can, 22:39 bringing it back to things like patience because 22:40 it is one that I struggle with. Just making an 22:44 intentional decision that if I'm not happy with 22:51 patience or my lack of it in my life, then there 22:52 are things that I can do. 22:58 There are ways where I interact with God where I 22:59 can turn that over to Him and let his Spirit start 23:04 working. But it takes intentionality. It's 23:08 little steps, you know, don't try and have the 23:09 patience in the worst possible time. Do it 23:14 in those off the spot kind of places where it doesn't 23:19 matter quite as much and it will come. Just give 23:20 it time and keep praying. 23:25 Keep talking to God about it. >>Dr. Edwards: I think 23:26 also that patience is so vital because impatience 23:33 triggers anger. And anger is a negative emotion that 23:38 is so bad for the health. 23:38 And the Devil wants to get us there. >>Bill: True. 23:45 >>Dr. Edwards: As a matter of a fact, he creates 23:46 problems so that we may get to that 23:49 place. In fact, the word 'adversary' is translated 23:53 'distresser'. 23:54 So the Devil's roll is to distress us, frustrate us, 24:00 make, keep us impatient and trigger the anger that 24:01 is such a negative emotion that breaks us down 24:06 physically and otherwise But the patience, that 24:10 fruit of the Spirit is such a wonderful thing 24:11 We've got to therefore bear in mind patience must 24:17 be directional. I must be patient with myself. Some 24:25 folk are impatient with themselves and drive 24:26 themselves to the place of suicide, to the point 24:30 of suicide. >>Bill: Yes. 24:31 >>Dr. Edwards: We've got to be patient with others 24:34 and it is just the love of God acting out itself as 24:37 we relate to others, God's children but most of 24:38 all it's important to be patient as we wait upon 24:42 the Lord. Because those who wait upon the Lord 24:46 shall be renewed, that's the present. So 24:47 - the promise. So, it is important that we wait on 24:51 God even as he works in us willing to do his good 24:55 pleasure. >>Bill: Gentlemen, thank you very 24:56 much for your thoughts. 25:01 >>Dr. Edwards: Thank you. >>Bill: You know, in 25:02 writing to Timothy, Paul tells him how he had 25:05 blasphemed the Saviour and persecuted his followers. 25:11 Indeed he claimed to be the Chief of Sinners but 25:12 Jesus was patient. He waited until Saul was 25:18 ready to say, I surrender, I surrender it all. Our 25:22 gracious God is so loving and so patient. How can we 25:23 speak of His patience and our patience at the 25:30 same time? That's because He's the source. We don't 25:36 develop patience. He grows it within the trusting and 25:37 obedient heart. It's the Fruit of his Spirit 25:42 working within each of us Pastor Page would you pray 25:49 with our viewers? >>Pastor Page: Yes. Heavenly 25:50 Father, we thank you so much that as high a 25:54 standard as you ask of us and such a great level of 26:01 obedience you require of us that it is through your 26:02 very presence that it's accomplished. There's 26:07 nothing that we can do on our own. Is simply, Lord, 26:10 as we enter into a relationship with you 26:11 and make that effort of joining with you that 26:15 you work out things like giving us patience in 26:17 those times that it's so desperately needed. I 26:18 just pray, Lord, for our viewers that little 26:22 by little you will work in their lives. You will help 26:27 them with the patience, the love, the joy, the 26:29 peace, all the fruit that they are looking for in 26:32 their lives, from your presence. And that they 26:35 would, they would be able to, Lord, show others how 26:36 great and awesome you are through how that's 26:42 exercised in their lives We thank you. We pray in 26:45 Jesus' name. Amen. 26:46 >>Bill: Amen. 26:51 >>Bill: If you're looking to deepen your 26:52 understanding of God's word, a great resource to 26:55 help you are the "Discover Study Guides". They come 26:58 to your home free of charge. They are a gift 26:59 from "It Is Written". Here is the information 27:02 you need to get your first lesson. 27:54 >>Bill: Well gentlemen, thank you for accepting 27:55 our invitation to be here. 27:56 Let me thank our faithful viewers that tune in each 27:57 and every week. Visit the website, 28:01 itiswrittencanada.ca There you can pre-order 28:04 this set of discussions on the Fruit of the 28:05 Spirit They will be made available on DVD at the 28:11 end of this series for a donation of $40.00. You 28:15 can also send your prayer requests on the website 28:16 Well our prayer is that we will have the privilege 28:21 of being all together next week. We hope you will 28:24 join us. 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