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    The Seven Trumpets
Revelation 8 - 9
 
Introduction: The Seventh Seal Contains the Seven Trumpets    
                       Revelation  8: 1 - 2
 

1. The First Trumpet   (Revelation  8:  7)

 

2. The Second Trumpet (Revelation  8:  8 -  9)

 

3. The Third Trumpet     (Revelation  8: 10 - 11)

 

4. The Fourth Trumpet    (Revelation  8: 12)

• Why Would God Judge The Earth?  (Romans 1: 25)

 

5. The Fifth Trumpet (Revelation  9: 1)

• A Demonic Horde of Locust

- Their Dwelling(Revelation  9:  1 - 2; Luke 8: 31; Revelation  20:  1 -  3)
 
- Their Disguise(Revelation  9:  4)
 
- Their Limitation(Revelation  9:  5)
 
- Their Torment(Revelation  9:  6)
 
- Their Appearance (Revelation  9:  7 - 10)
 
- Their King(Revelation  9: 11)
 
      6. The Sixth Trumpet (Revelation  9: 1)
           -    God Imprisoned The Demons (Revelation  9: 14)
 
           -    God Enabled The Demons (Revelation  9: 15)
 
           -    God Restrains the Demons (Revelation  9: 16 - 19)
 
Conclusion: Mankind Is Irredeemable (Revelation  9: 20 – 21)
 

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A. How to Discover Your Spiritual Gift: Eight Steps
1. Reach a Settled Conviction that Every Christian Has
At Least One Gift (I Corinthians 12: 7, 11; I Peter 4: 10 – 11)
2. Develop a Knowledge of What The Gifts Are
* Ten Were Foundational and Have Ceased
* Eight Are Still Active for The Church Today
(Romans 12: 3 – 8)
3. Pray for Enlightenment Regarding Your Gift
(I Corinthians 14: 1, 12; Ephesians 1: 16 – 18)
4. Consider that Your Natural Abilities May Correspond
to Your Spiritual Giftedness
(Acts 4: 36 – 37; I Corinthians 12: 28; I Timothy 3: 1 – 7)
5. Experiment with The Different Gifts
6. Conduct Self - Evaluation
7. Seek Out The Opinion and Reaction of Other Mature
Christians (I Corinthians 14: 29 – 31)
8. Realize that You Probably Have More Than One Gift
(Acts 27: 21 – 28: 9; I Corinthians 12: 4 – 6)

B. How to Use Your Spiritual Gifts?
1. Develop Them (I Timothy 4: 13 – 14; II Timothy 1: 16)
2. Make Sure You’re Using In Your Spiritual Gifts You
Are in Harmony with The Fruit of the Spirit
(I Corinthians 13, Galatians 5: 22 – 23; I Corinthians 1: 7)
3. Remember That The Gifts Must Be Used Responsibly
4. Avoid Pride In The Use of Your Gifts
(I Corinthians 12: 21)
5. Remember The Value of Each Member of The Body
of Christ (I Corinthians 12: 15 – 16)

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1.    The  First  Seal                                                           
(Revelation  6:  1 - 2)

a.    Antichrist :  A Man of Peace and Diplomacy                 
(Revelation  6:  2; Daniel  8: 25,  9:  27,  11:  32 

b.    Antichrist :  A Man of Duplicity                                        
(Daniel  11:  36  -  38; Revelation 13: 16 - 18, 14:  9 - 11)

c.     Antichrist : The Lawless One                                             
(II Thessalonians  2:  3 - 7; Romans  13:  1 -  4)

2.    The  Second  Seal                                                       
 (Revelation  6: 3;  Matthew  24:  4  -  8; Daniel  11: 40  -  45)

3.    The  Third  Seal                                                             
(Revelation  6:  5)

4.    The  Fourth  Seal                                                           
(Revelation  6:  7 -  8)

5.    The  Fifth  Seal
(Revelation  6:  9  - 11; Daniel   7:  25 - 27;  Matthew  24:  9)

6.    The  Sixth  Seal
(Revelation  6:  12 - 17)

7.    The  Seventh  Seal
 (Revelation  8:  1 -  2)

 

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Prayer
Ephesians 3:14-21

1. The Privilege of Prayer
(Ephesians 3:11-12)

2. The Benefits of Prayer
(Ephesians 3:13; Colossians 3:1-3)

3. The Attitude of Prayer
(Ephesians 3:14)

4. The Requests of Prayer
(Ephesians 3:16)
a. For the Spirit's Strengthening
(Ephesians 3:16, Romans 7:21-25, 2 Corinthians 4:16)
b. For the Son's Dwelling
(Ephesians 3:17)
c. For the Father's Fullness
(Ephesians 3:19, 4:13, 5:18)

5. The Results of Prayer
(Ephesians 3:17)

6. The Confidence of Prayer
(Ephesians 3:20)

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The Last Invitation
An Examination of Powerful Incentive
to Respond to The Invitation
Revelation 22: 17
 
 
 

1. The Love of Christ                                                       (Revelation  1:  5)

 

2. The Return of Christ                                                    (Revelation  1: 7;  Zechariah 12: 10;  Revelation  9: 21, 19: 11 - 18)

 

3. The Authority of Christ                                             (Revelation 1: 18;  Matthew 10: 28)

 

4. The Omniscience of Christ                                          (Revelation  2: 23,  3:  1 - 16;  Matthew  7: 21 - 23)

 

5. The Worthiness of Christ                                             (Revelation  5:  9 - 14)

 

6. The Wrath of Christ                                                                (Revelation  6:  9 - 17)

 

7. The Rapture of Christ                                                    (Revelation  3: 10;  I Thessalonians  4: 16 - 17, Revelation  9:  3 - 19)

 

8. The Two Resurrections of Christ                                       (Revelation 20:  4  -  6)

 

9. The Great - White Throne of Christ                                               (Revelation 20: 11 - 15)

 

10. The New Heaven and New Earth of Christ                   (Revelation 21:  1 -  4)

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True Saving Faith
Romans 4: 1 – 25

Introduction: The Bad News (Romans 3: 10 – 12)
The Good News (Romans 3: 23 – 25)

A. The Unbiblical Options to True Saving Faith
1. Salvation by Works (Romans 4: 1)
a. Self Glory (Romans 4: 2, 3: 27 – 28; Ephesians 2: 8 - 9)
b. Self-Righteousness (Romans 4: 4; Luke 18: 9 – 14)
2. Salvation by Circumcision (Romans 4: 9)
a. The False Power of Circumcision
(Galatians 5: 1 – 4)
b. The Chronology of Circumcision
(Romans 4: 10; Genesis 17: 10 – 24, 15: 6)
c. The Purpose of Circumcision (Romans 4: 11)
3. Salvation by Law
(Romans 4: 13 – 15; Galatians 3: 10 – 17)

B. The Results of True Saving Faith, Righteousness
(Romans 4: 3 – 6, 3: 24 – 26)

C. The Source of True Saving Faith, Grace
(Romans 4: 16; Joshua 24: 2 – 3; Ephesians 2: 8)

D. The Characteristics of True Saving Faith
(Romans 4: 17 – 21)

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Majesty on Display Through
Discouragement and Treachery

A. The Disciples Abandoned Jesus
(Matthew 26: 36 – 45)
1. How Did Jesus Respond?
a. He Protects Them (John 18: 4 – 9)
b. He Convinces Them (Luke 24: 36 – 43, 22: 45)

B. Judas Betrays Him
(Matthew 26: 47 – 49)
1. How Did Jesus Respond?
a. He Reached Out (Matthew 26: 50)
b. He Warned (Mark 14: 17 – 2; Luke 22: 3 – 6;
Matthew 26: 14 – 16)

C. Peter Denied Him
(Matthew 26: 69 – 75)
1. Jesus Responds to Peter
a. He Recommissioned Him
(John 21: 15 – 17; Matthew 26: 75)
b. He Prayed For Him (Luke 22: 31 – 34)

D. The Jewish Leaders Condemned Him
(John 18: 12 – 24; Luke 22: 63 – 65; Mark 14: 64 – 65;
Matthew 27: 27 – 31)
1. How Did Jesus Respond?
a. Submission to The Will of God (I Peter 2: 21 – 23)
b. Forgiveness (Luke 23: 34)

E. Pilate Washed His Hands
(“Jesus Is Not My Problem”)
(Matthew 27: 1 – 26)
1. Jesus Is Your Problem (Hebrews 10: 26 – 31)

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The Recommissioning
John 21: 1 – 23

Introduction: John 21: 1 – 3; Luke 9: 57 – 62; Luke 5: 10 – 11

1. He Let Them Experience Failure
(John 21: 3; Luke 5: 4 – 10; Psalm 127: 1 – 2; I Corinthians 15: 58;
Haggai 1: 5 – 9)

2. He Reveals Himself
a. He Reveals Himself (John 21: 4; I Corinthians 2: 14)
b. He Identifies Himself (John 21: 5: Romans 8: 15)

3. He Provides For Them
(John 21: 5 – 6)
a. Omniscience (Matthew 10: 29, 6: 8 – 9)
b. Omnipotent

4. He Welcomes and Encourages The
Fellowship of His People
(John 21: 7 – 8; John 8: 10; 20: 6, 21: 7)

5. He Ministers to His People
(John 21: 9, 12 – 13)

6. He Expects Our Contribution
(John 21: 10 – 11)

7. He Protects Our Labor
(John 21: 11)

8. He Recommissions Peter
(John 21: 15 – 17)

9. He Warns Them To Count The Cost
(John 21: 18 – 19; Matthew 10: 37 – 39)

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Persecution
 

1. The Solidarity of The Persecuted

(Revelation 1: 9)

1. The Results of Persecution: Tribulation  (Revelation 1:  9)
2. The Reason for Persecution: The Kingdom                      (Revelation 1:  9)
3. The Tenacity of The Persecuted: Perseverance  (Revelation 1:  9)

 

2. The Trials of The Persecuted

1. Tribulation     (Revelation  2:  9)
2. Poverty    (Revelation  2:  9)
3. Blasphemy  (Revelation  2:  9)
4. Prison    (Revelation  2:  9)

 

3. The Strategy of The Persecuted

1. The Challenge    (Revelation  2: 10)
2. The Comfort      (Revelation  2: 10)
3. The Compensation    (Revelation 2: 10 - 11)

 

4. The Security of The Persecuted

1. Security In The Dwelling of God   (Revelation  6:  9)
2. Security In The Justice of God   (Revelation  6: 10)
3. Security In The Sovereignty of God                         (Revelation  6: 11)

 

5. The Unity of The Persecuted

1. United in Salvation    (Revelation 7: 9)
2. United in Victory     (Revelation 7: 9)
3. United In Worship    (Revelation  7: 10 - 12)
4. United in Comfort      (Revelation  7: 13 - 17)

 

6. The Resolve of the Persecuted                                    (Revelation 12: 10 - 11)

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A. Time: Past
1. Remember the Past (Deuteronomy 6: 10 – 15, 8: 11 – 17)
2. Learn From the Past (Psalm 39: 4 – 6)
3. Release the Past (II Corinthians 5: 17)

B. Time: Present
1. Run the Race (Hebrews 12: 1 – 2)
a. Run Unencumbered
b. Run Undefeated
c. Run Undistracted
2. Work the Field (Philippians 1: 21 – 25)
3. Navigate the Obstacles
(Ephesians 5: 15 – 18; Ecclesiastes 9: 11 – 12)
a. Time is Unstoppable (Ecclesiastes 9: 11)
b. Circumstances are Unpredictable (Ecclesiastes 9: 11)
c. Death is Unescapable (Ecclesiastes 9: 11)

C. Time: Future
1. Encouragement in the Mist of Trials
(Jeremiah 29: 10)
a. Be Strong (Jeremiah 29: 4 – 7)
b. Be Hopeful (Jeremiah 29: 10)
c. Be Confident (Jeremiah 29: 11)
2. Eager Expectation (Philippians 3: 20 – 4: 1)
3. Persistent Progress (Philippians 3: 10 – 14)

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Salvation: The Man Born Blind
John 9

Introduction: John 9: 1 – 3, 39 – 41

1. The Key to Salvation: Compassion
(John 9: 1, 8 – 9, 8: 59)

2. The Need for Salvation (John 9: 1, 40 – 41, 3: 19)

3. The Possibility of Salvation (John 9: 4)
a. The Participants of Evangelism (John 9: 4)
b. The Obligation of Evangelism (John 9: 4)
c. The Nature of Evangelism (John 9: 4)
d. The Opportunity of Evangelism (John 9: 4)

4. The Opportunity for Salvation (John 9: 5, 8: 21, 24)

5. The Reception of Salvation
(John 9: 6 – 7, II Kings 5: 1 – 14)
a. Believe In A Holy God (John 3: 14 – 15)
b. Believe In A Loving God (John 3: 16)
c. Believe In A Judging God (John 3: 17 – 18)

6. The Reaction To Salvation
a. Hostility (John 9: 8 – 13)
b. Obstinance (John 9: 14 – 24)

7. The Gratitude In Salvation: Willingness to Take A Stand
a. An Honest Stand (John 9: 25)
b. A Defiant Stand (John 9: 26 – 28)
c. A Resolute Stand (John 9: 29- 33)
d. A Sacrificial Stand (John 9: 34)

8. The Author of Salvation (John 9: 35 – 38)

9. The Judgment of Salvation (John 9: 39 – 41)

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Man’s Only Hope
Jesus, Light of The World
John 8: 12

I. The Cure For Man’s Dilemma
A. Recognize the Uniqueness and Specialness of
Jesus Christ
1. “ I Have Special Knowledge “ (John 8: 14 – 15, 23)
2. “ I Have A Special Relationship with The Father ”
(John 8: 16 – 19, 10: 30 – 33)
3. “ I Am A Special Mission from The Father ”
(John 8: 42)
4. “ I Am Glorified and Promoted by My Father ”
(John 8: 50, 54)

B. Recognize The Tragic Condition of Man
1. Man Is Totally Blind and Unable to Comprehend
Spiritual Things (John 8: 21 – 22, 25, 32 – 33, 43;
II Corinthians 2: 13)
2. Man Is Totally Enslaved to Satan (John 8: 38)
Everyone Has A Father (John 8: 38)
a. Your Father Determines Your Character
(John 8: 39 – 42)
b. Your Father Sets Your Beliefs (John 8: 43)
c. Your Father Possesses Your Heart (John 8: 44)
d. Your Father Is A Murderer and A Deceiver
(John 8: 44 – 47)
3. Man Is Totally Hardened in His Position
(John 8: 48, 52)

C. Recognize the Cure For The Problem and Belief
1. The Object of Belief (John 8: 24, 21)
2. The Character of Belief
a. Perseverance (John 8: 31)
b. Freedom (John 8: 32, 36)
c. Obedience (John 8: 51)
3. The Objective, Goal of Belief (John 8: 54)
4. The Model of Belief: Abraham
(John 8: 56 – 58; Hebrews 11: 13)

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False Disciples
A Case Study
John 6

Introduction Matthew 7: 21 – 23

1. False Disciples Identified (John 6: 15)
a. He Protects His Disciples
(John 6: 16 – 17; Mark 6: 45 – 48)
b. He Builds His Disciples
(Matthew 14: 24 – 27; John 6: 21)

2. The Ambition of False Disciples
(John 6: 22 – 27)

3. False Disciples Exposed
(John 6: 30 – 35)

4. False Disciples Challenged
(John 6: 36 – 44)

5. False Disciples Tested
(John 6: 41 – 51)

6. False Disciples Judged
(John 6: 51 – 69)

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The Gift of Tongues
I Corinthians 14

Introduction: I Corinthians 14: 22, 13: 8 – 10

A. The Inferiority of Tongues
1. No One Understands
(I Corinthians 14: 1 – 2; Ephesians 3: 3 – 6; Romans 16: 25)
2. No One Is Edified (I Corinthians 14: 4 – 5)

B. The Interpretation of Tongues:
Tongues Without Interpretation
1. They Provide No Profit (I Corinthians 14: 6)
2. They Provide No Guidance (I Corinthians 14: 7 – 8)
3. They Provide No Worth (I Corinthians 14: 9)
4. They Provide No Communication
(I Corinthians 14: 10 – 11; Acts 2: 3 – 11)
5. They Provide No Edification (I Corinthians 14: 12)

C. The Use of Tongues
1. Tongues Were Not For Church Services
(I Corinthians 14: 18 – 19)
2. Tongues Were Easily Misused (I Corinthians 14: 20)
3. Tongues Were A Sign-Gift to Unbelievers
(I Corinthians 14: 21 – 22)

D. The Abuse of Tongues
1. The Chaos of A Tongues –Dominated Service
(I Corinthians 14: 23)
2. The Blessing of A Prophecy- Dominated Service (I Corinthians 14: 24 – 25)

E. The Regulation of Tongues
(I Corinthians 14: 26 – 28)


The Gift of Tongues
I Corinthians 14

Introduction: I Corinthians 14: 22, 13: 8 – 10

A. The Inferiority of Tongues
1. No One Understands
(I Corinthians 14: 1 – 2; Ephesians 3: 3 – 6; Romans 16: 25)
2. No One Is Edified (I Corinthians 14: 4 – 5)

B. The Interpretation of Tongues:
Tongues Without Interpretation
1. They Provide No Profit (I Corinthians 14: 6)
2. They Provide No Guidance (I Corinthians 14: 7 – 8)
3. They Provide No Worth (I Corinthians 14: 9)
4. They Provide No Communication
(I Corinthians 14: 10 – 11; Acts 2: 3 – 11)
5. They Provide No Edification (I Corinthians 14: 12)

C. The Use of Tongues
1. Tongues Were Not For Church Services
(I Corinthians 14: 18 – 19)
2. Tongues Were Easily Misused (I Corinthians 14: 20)
3. Tongues Were A Sign-Gift to Unbelievers
(I Corinthians 14: 21 – 22)

D. The Abuse of Tongues
1. The Chaos of A Tongues –Dominated Service
(I Corinthians 14: 23)
2. The Blessing of A Prophecy- Dominated Service (I Corinthians 14: 24 – 25)

E. The Regulation of Tongues
(I Corinthians 14: 26 – 28)

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A. Satan is Cunning
1. Satan knew that Adam, not Eve, was given the direct command.
(Genesis 2:16-18)
2. Satan may have observed Adam, but not thoroughly.
3. Explaining God's command.
(Genesis 2:16-17; Genesis 3: 2-3)
4. Satan knew that Adam loved Eve.
(Genesis 3:6)
B. Satan is Coming
(Genesis 6:1-7; II Peter 2:4; Jude 1-6; Job 1:6, Job 2:1)
C. Satan is Strategic
(Daniel 10:12-20; Daniel 11:2-5; Ephesians 6:10; I Timothy 2:1)
D. Satan is Possessive
1. The challenge of his ownership
(Mark 5:1-2)
2. The key to his ownership.
a. Social isolation
(Mark 5:2-3)
b. Criminally insane lifestyle
(Mark 5:3-4)
c. Self destructive torment
(Mark 5:5)
3. The threat of his ownership
a. Loud protest (Mark 5:7)
b. Boastful Identification (Mark 5:9)
c. Stubborn clinging (Mark 5:10-11)
d. Sabotage (Mark 5:12-17)
E. Satan and demons are subservient (Revelation 9:1-15)

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The  Two  Witnesses

How  to  Witness

Revelation 11:  3 - 13

 

 

1. Witness with Authority                                                 (Revelation  11:  3 ;  II Corinthians 5: 18 - 20)

 

2. Witness with Conviction                                                (Revelation  11: 3;  Ephesians  6: 19 - 20)

 

3. Witness with Urgency                                                     (Revelation  11:  3;  Ephesians  5: 15 - 16;  Colossians  4:  5 - 6)

 

4. Witness with Sorrow                                                      (Revelation  11:  3;  Romans  9:  1 - 2)

 

5. Witness in The Power of The Holy Spirit                       (Revelation  11:  4;  Acts  1:  8)

 

6. Witness with Accountability                                          (Revelation  11:  4;  Romans 14: 10 - 12)

 

7. Witness with Courage                                                   (Revelation  11:  5)

 

8. Witness with Truth                                                         (Revelation  11:  6)

 

9. Witness with Perseverance                                                   (Revelation  11:  7)

 

10. Witness with Expectation                                                (Revelation 11:  8 - 12)

 

1. Expect Opposition    (Revelation 11:  7)

 

2. Expect Ridicule     (Revelation 11:  8)

 

3. Expect Contempt     (Revelation 11:  9)

 

4. Expect Rejection     (Revelation 11: 10)

 

5. Expect Triumph    (Revelation 11: 11 - 12)

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God, Our  Father

God Desires Fellowship with His Children                         

(Genesis  1: 26; Luke 15: 17 – 24; Isaiah 65:  2; Revelation  3: 20)

B.    God Wants Obedience From His Children                     
(Genesis  2:  8 - 17)

1. Adam Tested In The Garden of Eden   (Genesis  2: 15)

2. Christ Tested In The Garden of Gethesmane                     

     (Mark 14: 32 - 36; Romans  5: 12 - 19)

C.    God Initiates Salvation For His Children

1. He Pursues Them    (Genesis  3: 9; John 6: 44, 15: 16; Romans  3: 11)

2. He Sacrifices For Them    (Genesis  3: 21; Revelation 13:  8)

3. He Protects Them   (Genesis  3: 24)

D.    God Provides Happiness For His Children

1.    Adam Was Lonely    (Genesis  2: 18) 

2.    Adam Was Needy   (Genesis  2: 15, 19 - 20)

3.    Adam Was Ready   (Genesis  2: 23 - 25) 

E.    God Grieves For His Children                                          
(Hosea 11:  1 -  9)

F.     God Loves His Children

1.    God’s Love Is Verifiable (Romans  8: 32) 

2.    God’s Love Is Comprehensive                                  
(Romans  8: 32; Philippians  1:  6,  2: 12 - 13)

3.    God’s Love Is Permanent

 

 

 

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Salvation: Divine Preparation, Human Participation by Pastor David Abeyta
A. Divine Preparation
1. Man Has The Ability To Selectively Demonstrate Mercy
a. Julius (Acts 27: 1 - 3, 42 - 44)
b. Natives (Acts 28: 1 - 2)
c. Publius (Acts 28: 7, 10)
d. Brethren (Acts 28: 13 - 14)
2. Man Has The Ability To Imperfectly Comprehend Justice (Acts 28: 3 - 4)
3. Man Has The Ability To Dimly Perceive God (Acts 28: 6; Romans 1: 20 - 23)
4. Man Has The Ability To Vaguely Realize His Need (Acts 28: 8 - 10)
B. Human Participation
1. Give Thanks To God (Acts 27: 33 - 36)
2. Give A Good Testimony To God (Acts 28: 2 - 3)
3. Give Glory To God (Acts 28: 6 - 8)
4. Give A Clear Presentation of The Gospel Of God
a. Seize The Opportunity (Acts 28: 17)
b. Explain (Acts 28: 23)
c. Solemnly (Acts 28: 23)
d. Testify (Acts 28: 23)
e. Persuade (Acts 28: 23, 26: 27)
5. Give The Results To God (Acts 28: 24)
a. Those Who Won’t Believe; Warn Them (Acts 28: 25 - 27)
b. Those That Believe; Work With Them (Acts 28: 28 - 30)

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