John 14:15 declares the God-Breathed words of the Lord Jesus; He proclaims:
“If you love
Me, you will keep My commandments.”
Antinomianism
means anti-law, or lawlessness. Antinomianism
rejects and downplays the importance of God’s commandments in His law in the
journey of the Christian believer. Antinomianism
is the opposite of the heresy, legalism.
The Antinomian cannot possibly and adequately respond to these words of
our Lord Jesus. Why would Jesus proclaim
that if you love Him, you will keep His commandments, if it is no longer
relevant for today’s times? Antinomians
interpretation is an interpretation made with human hands. It is purely eisegesis. That is, placing the interpreters’ preconceived
notions onto the text. Reformed exegetes
engage in exegesis. That is, arriving at
the author’s intended meaning of the text.
The Antinomian position is fundamentally flawed because it is devoid of
the real substance of the actuality of the commandments of Christ. It lacks the scriptural integrity in its
position.
Today people are
Antinomian. It exists in the Christian
church and in the world we live in.
Antinomianism denies the Scriptural content that supports the
commandments of God. The song of
lawlessness goes, “Freed from the law, O blessed condition; I can sin all I
want and still have remission.” Their
distaste for the law is manifested in numerous significant ways. Because Jesus has freed His people from the
moral law, some of the lawlessness ones believe they are not obligated to keep
God’s law. These people believe that
grace frees us from the curse of God’s law, and it delivers God’s people from
the obligation from His blessed law. In
turn, the beloved grace God’s people know, becomes a heinous means of
disobedience, and license thereunto.
To the
lawlessness ones, I declare in conformity to the apostle Peter in 1 Peter 2:16,
“Act as free men, and do not use your freedom as a covering for evil, but use
it as bondslaves of God.” Peter clearly
teaches that free men in Christ ought not to use their freedom as a covering
for evil or cloke of maliciousness. Do
you use your freedom for evil?
Beware! Repent and believe the
gospel! Peter says “but.” Here is the word that makes all the
difference. Peter proclaims Christians
to be “bondslaves of God” or “servants of God.”
Bondslaves or servants are not people of lawlessness. Rather they are people of lawfulness and
there are god-designed characteristics of a bondslaves of Christ from the
divine Scriptures. Acts 4:29 speaks of bondslaves as speaking God’s
Word with all confidence; Preaching His Word includes the law of God. Psalm 119:97 declares, “O how I love Your law! It is my meditation all the day.” Again, Psalm 119:113 declares, “I hate those
who are double-minded, but I love
Your law.” Psalm 119:163
proclaims, “I hate and despise falsehood, but I love Your law.”
Yet again, Psalm 119:165 declares, “Those who love Your law have great peace, and nothing
causes them to stumble.” Declaring God’s message of God-appointed law is
essential for the justified sinner in sanctification to grow in grace and to
love His law more then worldly things! Loving
your neighbor is the fulfillment of the law as stated in Galatians 5:14 and James 2:8. Who was the man who loved perfectly? And who
was the man who did not reject God’s law?
How lived his life in complete conformity to His law? It was none other then Jesus Christ.
Hebrews 1:9
speaks of God the Father speaking to His Son.
What does He say to Him? What is
the Son’s love toward? Is the Son like
man who loves lawlessness and would ague from that standpoint thereof? No, the author of Hebrews proclaims: "YOU HAVE LOVED RIGHTEOUSNESS AND HATED LAWLESSNESS; THEREFORE GOD, YOUR GOD, HAS ANOINTED YOUWITH THE OIL OF GLADNESS ABOVE YOUR COMPANIONS." If you desire to be conformed to the image of
the Son, would you object of Jesus that He loved righteousness (the essence of
the moral law is the manifestation of righteousness)? How dare you deny the moral law, the law our
Lord loved so dearly and truly. He
treasured it, and He came to fulfill not destroy it. Why believe the opposite of divine
righteousness instituted by God in the moral law? Even if you do not embrace Antinomianism, how
many times have you knowingly sinned?
Thus repent and bear fruits with repentance!
Acts 16:17 speaks
of bondservants of the Most High God (notice that it is the message of the
Supreme Divine Being of Scripture); His people proclaim God’s message of
salvation as is plainly recognized by His enemies. The message of divine salvation is barren and
empty without the preaching of the law.
We appreciate the gospel far more when we see our hopeless ways of
keeping His law. The gospel is not a
gospel of lawlessness. It is not a
gospel of sin. The gospel is unto
holiness. Following His Gospel is
following righteousness. We are elected
unto holiness not that we are not elected unto sin. 2 Corinthians 4:5 declares, “For we do not
preach ourselves but Christ Jesus as Lord, and ourselves as your bond-servants for Jesus' sake.” Bond
slaves do not preach themselves for how can I save you or save yourselves? We are bond slaves for the sake of
Christ. We preach Christ, and Him
crucified. We could not preach Christ
and Him crucified if Jesus believed the law was not relevant. But you will notice, will you not, that
Christ fulfilled the law perfectly, and so, why do you avoid the law when Jesus
is the Supreme Example of keeping the law in perfect righteousness. Even though we cannot perfectly keep the
moral law, we must use it to be obedient to the great King of the
Universe. So if we preach Christ we
cannot do it without embracing the Gospel truth of saying that Christ lived a
perfect life and never violated the law at all.
·
Paul
and Timothy are described as bond servants of the Lord (Phil. 1:1).
·
The
apostle John is called a bond servant of the Lord (Rev. 1:1).
·
If
embracing immorality is a spiritual crime, then shouldn’t that tell us that we
must adhere to the law of the Lord (Rev. 2:20)?
·
Didn’t
Christ say that if you continue in His Word is a clear indication of belonging
to Him? Bondservants of the King have
His identification on their foreheads.
·
Bondservants fear
the Lord (Rev. 11:18; 19:5).
·
God will avenge
His bondservants (Rev. 19:2).
·
Bondservants
serve Him, and we serve Him not in sin but according to the law in
sanctification (Rev. 22:3).
The Bible declares those who
practice lawlessness will be accursed.
Matthew 7:23 speaks of those
who are lawless and Christ says, “You rightly believed the law was relevant to
the Christian. Welcome into my
kingdom.” No, He says, "…I never knew you; DEPART FROM ME, YOU WHO PRACTICE LAWLESSNESS.” (Matthew 7:23). This does not mean we are saved by our
works. Jesus said if you really are His
you will continue in His Word. Continue
then in His Word and practice what He taught, for if you do not practice what
He taught you are not His. Do you see
the insanity of practicing lawlessness?
It leads to eternal doom. When
people think they can practice sin, and do so with impunity, it leads to chaos
and eternal harm. Because of this sinful
understanding people get seriously hurt and wounded. Christ spoke of the eternal doom of the
lawlessness ones in Matthew 13:40-42:
40"So
just as the tares are gathered up and burned with fire, so shall it be at the
end of the age.
41"The Son of Man will send forth His
angels, and they will gather out of His kingdom all stumbling blocks, and those
who commit lawlessness,
42and will throw them into the
furnace of fire; in that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Matthew 23:27-28 condemns the
Pharisees as lawlessness, He declares:
27"Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees,
hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs which on the outside appear
beautiful, but inside they are full of dead men's bones and all uncleanness.
28"So you, too, outwardly
appear righteous to men, but inwardly you are full of hypocrisy and
lawlessness.
Romans 2:13 says, “for it is not the
hearers of the Law who are just
before God, but the doers of the Law
will be justified.” 2 Thessalonians 2:7-8 speaks of the lawless one. He is described as the lawless one. Faith alone does not mean a dead, reckless
and fruitless faith. Faith is a living,
lasting and true faith. Titus 2:14 declared, “…who gave Himself for us to
redeem us from every lawless
deed, and to purify for Himself a people for His own possession, zealous for
good deeds.” Jesus redeemed His people
from lawless deeds. After a person
becomes a Christian, they have faith and repentance. We repent of our foul deeds but we are no
longer to walk in them as we once did for the Spirit says, "AND THEIR SINS
AND THEIR LAWLESS DEEDS I WILL
REMEMBER NO MORE." (Heb. 10:17). We
cannot escape the reality of knowing that the essence of sin is insanity
because it is against a holy and righteous God.
We read in 1 John 3:4, “Everyone who practices sin also practices lawlessness; and sin is lawlessness.” Why would people want to practice sin and lawlessness? It is wholly displeasing to God and He hates
lawlessness and the practice of sin.
Practicing lawlessness is not the way the Christian life should be. It is the very opposite understanding of the
Christian faith. We are to live in
godliness and live lives in the approval of Christ. Live your life in conformity to the moral
law. It will guide you and when you
break it turn and flee to the Gospel of the King of Glory. You will be forgiven and sin will be remitted
but you must forsake your previous life of sin and live for godliness. You must live in gratitude of what the Lord
has done, if in fact, He has purposed to save thee. We must do what is pleasing to God for He
desires His people to do that. Out of love
for Christ we must follow His commands and live in obedience to His ways, for
if we love our sin we will cling to ourselves and our own depraved imaginations
on what we should follow of the great King, but if we love righteousness we
will serve the God of righteousness and the King of Righteousness, none other
then Christ Himself. It is explicit
insanity to serve sin when you know of the forgiveness of Christ. It is nothing less then rebellion against the
Sovereign King if you persist in sin and practice that which He opposes, for He
will gather all that which causes sin and cast it not into eternal life but
outer darkness and the flames of fire to which symbols speak yet we know it is
far worse then to which it points. Grace,
sinners of the prince of the air, is a license to sin. You should not be attracted to Calvinism or
something because you conceive it could have high potential for sin. Rather you must choose what is righteous, and
to say Calvinism is thus is far from truth; it is a straw man and from depraved
thinking; foreign to the truth of Christ.
There was once a man, perhaps like you, who said, “If I am a Calvinist
that means I can do anything I want, right?”
My response is, “Do you suppose the Author of the Faith of Christ is
opposed to Himself? Do you think He
Author of the Sin He condemns, and do you suppose He wants you to continue in
sin? Do you think you will get away with
what is contrary to His will and revealed law?
Continuing in sin will mean judgment and no earthly notion will save thy
depraved logic, for in gratitude of Christ we must live and to be holy we must
give all our might, for nothing is farther from the truth then to say,
“Continue in sin….” What a radically
opposite message when compared to His divine message.” Therefore bondslaves of Christ have nothing
to do with lawlessness for they have learned obedience and repentance.
May I suggest to you that the
apostle Paul held to the teaching of the Law!
Paul focused upon the difference between law and grace. Paul gloried in the New Covenant of Christ. But even he, the chief of sinners, was
diametrically opposed to antinomianism.
Romans 3:31 declares, “Do we
then make void the law through faith?
Certainly not! On the contrary,
we establish the law.” Shall we do what
Scripture says? Or shall we oppose it
and reject what it says because we love are sin ever so much? If you love your sin more then Christ, you
must repent and bear fruits of repentance, and if you lack such and continue in
sin, where then is the Word of Christ in you?
He said if you are Mine you will continue in His Word, and His Word is
the Word of Righteousness, not the word of sin.
The word of sin is a word of the world that does not save but binds in
twisted sin. If you wish to live in
iniquity you have forsaken you Lord, and submitted to the ways of Satan; turn
then before it is too late to Him who died in the place of His people.
Luther was charged with
antinomianism but we know he did not believe it nor teach it. He agreed with James, “faith without works is
dead.” A student of Luther believed
antinomianism. He denied the law has
importance in the life of the believer, and that law prepared God’s people for
grace. Luther in 1539 responded to his
student’s work Against the
Antinomians. Luther’s student later
rejected his position, yet the teaching of antinomianism still remains a issue
today. If someone believed this false
teaching and repented, they are restored, and live a life of obedience to
Christ, and thus by repentance and obedience reject antinomianism, for the ways
of antinomianism lead to hell. The
ship-wrecked children of the gospel who believed continuing sin is essential by
forsaking the law are now in the final sense, if believed until they die,
children of hell. Once someone is in
hell there is no escape. You cannot
repent and nothing avails to get someone out of hell. No one has the authority to get a person out
of the flames and fires of hell. Hell is
a place where lawlessness children of the devil go. Christians must continue in the Word from
Above, in the very Word of Christ, the Holy Scriptures, and by that, we can be
sure of our calling and election. Regarding
Luther, there were Lutheran theologians who believed Luther’s use of the
law. The last classical Lutheran
statement of faith The Formula of Concord
in 1577 spoke of three real uses of the law for the Christian. As Dr. Sproul says, it is to reveal sin, to
establish general decency in society at large and thirdly, to provide a rule of
life for those regenerated through faith in Christ.
The error of Antinomianism is
bewildering justification with sanctification.
Christians are to understand we are justified by faith alone; we are
justified apart from works. In
sanctification all believers grow in grace.
We grow in grace by holding to the commandments of God. We do not obey God’s commands by gaining his
favor. Out of love for Christ for the
grace we have, we do that which is pleasing to God. We ought to seek and love to do what is pleasing
to God. We ought to have sincere
gratitude for Christ and His work.
People assume that the OT is
a covenant of law, and the NT a covenant of grace. The OT speaks greatly of God’s amazing
grace. The NT is filled with a plethora
of commandments. When we obey the law,
we show are love for Him, and we humbly realize that we are not saved by the
law. The verse in consideration is John
14:15. Christ says “If you love Me, keep
My commandments.” Do you keep God’s
commands? Have you repented? Do you love your neighbor as yourself? Do you obey the Ten Commandments in all that
you do? Have you failed, and where have
you failed? If you have failed, you must
do what God commands, and repent, for it is the way of life. If you reject repentance, you reject God’s
way in dealing with sinners. May I
suggest to you, that none of us have perfectly kept the commandments of God! This is our deep problem. We are not people of perfection; we are lairs
and sinners. Turn to Jesus this day and
have forgiveness and be forgiven and sins remitted. Jesus is the Incarnate Divine Eraser. When I say He is the Divine Eraser, I do not
mean it in an irreverent way. What I
mean is He takes away His people’s sins, iniquities and transgressions. It is remembered no more because Christ has
taken it away perfectly. What did the
Lion say to Edmond’s family? He
said, “What is done is done. You do not
have to speak with Edmond about what has happened.” The Lion and the Lamb: this is Jesus Christ
and none other. Christ is the Lamb of
God; He is the Lion of Judah. He took sin
upon Himself to bear a curse for His people so they would be free from sin and
free from the curse of sin. What a
Savior we have! There is no greater
Redeemer nor man in all of history then Jesus Christ; He is the God-man, the
all-sufficient Holy One of God and of Israel.
Even though Christ takes away
sin, it is never safe nor sound nor reasonable in any way to say that since
this is true, we ought to sin and sin more because we will be forgiven. I cannot think of a more offensive way to
incur the judgment of God. If you are
really His, I would questions whether or not you belong to Him by your
insistence on sinning. Where is your
love for God’s commands? Where is your
devotion to His ways and abstaining from the ways of death and ruin? What did Jesus say to the person he
healed? He said in John 5:14, “See, you are well again. Stop sinning or
something worse may happen to you.” If
you sin, there will be consequences.
Consequences will follow. I do
not say “consequences may follow” no I say, “Consequences will follow.” And as you sin you heap shame upon
yourself. Oh say, “No one is
watching. No one is listening. I can do as I please.” No, God is watching. God is listening. You cannot do as you please. If you want to do as you please, be pleased
to follow His righteous commands. Do you
think God wants you to follow unrighteous ways and ways of immorality and
lust? No, God sees your sin and He hates
it, and you shame yourself and the Christian faith by your rebellion. Stop.
Repent. Turn to God and ask Him
that you would bear fruits of repentance.
Obey His Word and it will lead to life.
The way of life is not the way of lawlessness. But the way of lawlessness is the way of ruin
and death, and I tell you, it leads to second death. There is some truth in saying that
Christianity is not a list of dos, and don’ts, and it is not a list of
rules. Christianity is far more then a
list of rules. Christianity in its
essence is a true relationship with Christ.
The NT includes dos and don’ts. It is not a way of sin. You do not have the right to do what you
want. If you think Christianity gives
you the right to wrong, you are badly mistaken not knowing the Scripture nor
the power of God. I say this as Paul
did, “Come back to your senses as you ought, and stop sinning; for
there are some who are ignorant of God—I say this to your shame.” And Peter speaks of the damned, “With eyes
full of adultery, they never stop
sinning; they seduce the
unstable; they are experts in greed—an accursed brood!”
Romans 6:1-2:
“What shall we say then?
Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid. How shall we, that
are dead to sin, live any longer therein?”
There are a corrupt people
who say that we must sin so grace may abound.
It is a heinous sin to believe such a vain philosophy. It is nothing less then a false philosophy of
the world, a philosophy of Satan. It has
nothing to do with Scripture and God’s people; I urge you, flee from this kind
of spiritually irrationality. It is then
less then abominable in the sight of God.
It is the height of rebellion and it is the lowest of ways to sin. To have abounding grace is the consequence of
the SURE wrath of God. It is not a
favorable thing to have abounding grace.
If you want grace to sin more, you are under God’s real wrath, and you
could be yet in your sins. You should
want grace to sin less and to keep you from sinning. Grace means freedom from sin but not license
to sin. To be in sanctification means
license to be holy not license for utter wickedness. If you are looking for ways to sin, and to
quote unquote “have fun”, you have fallen badly, and you must turn from it, for
it is the way of experiencing the wrath of God, and the way of ruin. Antinomianism is nothing less then the doctrine
of Satan and it is wholly contrary to all the doctrines of the sacred Faith of
Christianity. What will you say before Christ when He judges you to hell for
sinning against Him and then using Him for evil? Have you not read what Peter wrote? He wrote, “Live as
free men, but do not use your freedom as a cover-up for evil;
live as servants of God.” The KJV says
“using your liberty for a cloke of maliciousness.” So the Scripture is consistent in its
message: obey the law of God, do not continue in sin and do not use your
liberty or freedom as a cloke or cover-up for evil. To sin that grace may abound is the thinking
of the reprobate mind. This type of
thinking is the thinking of the reprobates.
The reprobate will never cease from finding ways to indulge his
sin. To indulge in sin, and to do it
greatly, is the motto of the reprobate.
It might as well be posted on their foreheads for this is what they
believe. They delight in sin whereas God
delights in righteousness. That is why
God gave us His moral law. The moral law
is the opposite of Antinomianism, and Antinomianism is the opposite of the
moral law. So, then, submit to the moral
law, for without it the gospel seems empty and without value. The law shows us our sin, and it directs us
to obey God.
1 John 2:3-6:
3And hereby we do know that we know him, if we keep his
commandments.
4He that saith, I know him, and keepeth not his
commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him.
5But whoso keepeth his word, in him verily is the love
of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in him.
6He that saith he abideth in him ought himself also so
to walk, even as he walked.
If you know Christ, you will
keep His commandments. His commandments
are to believe and repent; love your neighbor; the Ten Commandments. The characteristic of knowing Christ is to
keep His very commandments. If someone
does not keep His commandments (and we all fall short) it is reason to repent,
and to say we fall short is not a reason to give in to sin, or to give up altogether. Rather, we must submit to the Laws of Christ,
and if we do, we walk through the pathway of life, and rightful obedience. People that do not know Him do not follow His
commands. That is why lawlessness is so
dangerous, and it is also destructive. Why
would a sinner who knows of God’s wrath in gage in more sin? It is because people are reasoning in a
flawed way, and their sin has overcome them, and they speak deceit to
themselves, and delight in wickedness.
The thinking of the sinner is how can I find ways to sin and get away
with it? To think about finding ways to
sin is the very opposite of the sacred faith.
The sacred pages reveal that God commands His ways because it is
pleasing to Him and because, chiefly, it is the right thing. Why are you trying to find ways to sin? It is wrong, and you must stop. Second, you will never get away with your
sin. God will surely chasten you if you
are His. Why delight in sin for a
time? Be like Moses who did not delight
in the pleasures in sin, and fled to the ways of righteousness. Cling, then, to the ways of righteousness,
for it is the right thing, and it must be done if you are consistent. If you know God you must understand that you know
Him intimately, and thus, you will continue in following godly commands of
Christ. When you sin, you repent and you
strive as following God’s commands; you do not put them aside, no, you live by
them. So, then, continue, and examine
yourselves, and work out your salvation with fear and trembling.
If you claim to know God and
do not keep His commands you are nothing less then a lair. It is because you say one thing and do
another. If you practice sin, you are
lawlessness, and devoid of the grace-enabling grace of God to keep His
commands. If you are found a liar, you
do not have the truth in you. Jesus if
you do not eat His flesh and drink His blood, you have no life in you. This undoubtedly refers to believing Jesus as
Augustine believed. So, Jesus Who is the
Truth, does not abide in you, for He is the truth, and there is no truth in the
liar; the lair is devoid of the gospel, and the Person Who is the Truth, Christ
Jesus Himself.
The Scripture says, “But
whoso keepeth his word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know
we that we are in him.” If you keep His
Word, you are His follower, and friend.
Jesus said continue in my Word, and by this, you will know if he is his
disciple. If you keep His Word the love
of God is perfected. Out of gratitude
for His love, God’s love is made complete, and then, we follow His
commands. Whoever abides in Christ must
believe and do His commands. And we are
to walk as He walked. We are not saved
by the law. But we are to follow the
Laws of Christ to walk as He did. If we
use Christ as our Example we would never conclude that His commands are no
longer relevant. Christ is the Perfect
Picture of keeping the law for He lived a perfectly sinless life. He needed to do this for our sake and God the
Father accepts what He did for us for His sake alone. He walked sinlessly and blamelessly. There was no deceit found in Him, for Pilate
saved of Him he found no fault in Him.
What a true statement! He found
no fault in Him because He was without fault; He was and is sinless. Christ did not put the law aside. He did not believe God’s law was
irrelevant. If He did we would not have
a perfect Savior. The perfect Savior is
our model to follow for He is the ultimate Picture of Goodness, Righteousness,
Holiness and Obedience. Turn to Christ,
then, to live as He lived; to obey as He obeyed; to speak as He spoke; to think
as He thought and to do good deeds as He richly accomplished. Of course, we are fallen sinners and we do
not have the ability to keep God’s law perfectly. But that is our very problem as was noted
before. The gulf between God and man is
eternal. Man cannot earn favor with God;
he is guilty and in sin. He is the
picture of what we ought not to be.
Fallen, depraved, and radically corrupt; man is in desperate need of a
Redeemer, for he cannot save himself.
Men try all sorts of things, but they all end in dust, and none
avail. Each man thinks his plot to enter
heaven will avail, and escape hell, but these are folly and have no spiritual
substance or reality to it.
1 John 5:1-3:
1Whosoever believeth that Jesus is the Christ is born
of God: and every one that loveth him that begat loveth him also that is
begotten of him.
2By this we know that we love the children of God, when
we love God, and keep his commandments.
3For this is the love of God, that we keep his
commandments: and his commandments are not grievous.
To be born of God is to have
the ability to believe and repent. If
someone truly believes and repents, it is evidence of being born again. These are the fruits of being born again. To have these fruits is the way of godly
living. If someone loves the Father, he loves
the person born of Him. If you love the
children of God, we ought to love God and keep His commands. By the love of God we keep His
commandments. Out of sheer love and
gratitude we follow His commands. God’s
commands are not grievous! To the sinner
it may appear to be grievous; but we know by God’s grace, we are to follow His
commands, but even when it is by grace, this obedience does not form in any way
the grounds for justification. We are to
be obedient to God out of our deep love for Him, and we find, that His ways are
not a burden. To follow His commands is
the way of godly living. The Psalms
speak of the law; let’s listen to what the divine Word says:
Ps. 19:7: “The law
of the LORD is perfect, reviving the soul. The statutes of the LORD are
trustworthy, making wise the simple.”
Ps. 37:31: “The law
of his God is in his heart; his feet do not slip.”
Ps. 40:8: “I desire to do your will, O my God; your law is within my heart."
Ps. 78:10: “they did not keep God's covenant and refused
to live by his law.”
Ps. 94:12: “Blessed is the man you discipline, O LORD,
the man you teach from your law”
Ps. 119:1: “Blessed are they whose ways are blameless,
who walk according to the law of
the LORD.”
Ps. 119:29: “Keep me from deceitful ways; be gracious to
me through your law.”
Ps. 119:34: “Give me understanding, and I will keep your law and obey it with all my heart.”
Ps. 119:39: “Take away the disgrace I dread, for your laws are good.”
Ps. 199:52: “I remember your ancient laws, O LORD, and I find comfort in
them.”
Ps. 119:53: “Indignation grips me because of the wicked,
who have forsaken your law.”
Ps. 119:72: “The law
from your mouth is more precious to me than thousands of pieces of silver and
gold.”
So then, I
conclude, may all glory, honor and worship be to God alone. Amen and amen.
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