2021-09-12 Walk in Victory 10am Service

good morning everyone special greetings to you on the lord's day remember the word of god said this is the day that the lord has met may you rejoice and be glad in it knowing that the joy of the lord is always your strength that is why paul in philippians say rejoice in the lord always and again i say rejoice i have one announcement to make and that is we've been talking about for your received email and pastor caroline has mentioned about this last week as well pertaining to praying together in a global crisis five things to praise the excellent book and format there are 21 weeks here and we are going to pray together as a church for this global crisis that we are all experiencing so hopefully by this week all of you will receive this book probably many of you have already received uh but if you have not if you do not receive by thursday or friday please do give us a call and we'll try our best to get it to you 21 chapters and on sunday usually before service starts at 9 o'clock if we're meeting through zoom uh at nine o'clock we meet together for prayer meeting and for the next 21 weeks we want to concentrate using this material as our guide on sunday and then on our regular weekly wednesday prayer meeting at two o'clock we will pray for other issues pertaining to the church and australia and and the world but for sunday prime meeting we're just going to concentrate together as a church journeying together praying for the global crisis that we are experiencing so look out for this book and hold on to it and we will pray together starting next sunday pastor caroline is going to wrap up the book of ephesians on the topic walk in victory so i want to read this morning psalms 144 psalms 144 the psalms of david and i'll be reading from new living translations psalms 144. it sums up david verse 1 praise the lord who is my rock he trains my hands for war he gives my finger skill for better he is my loving ally and my fortress my tower of safety my rescuer he is my shield and i take refuge in him he makes the nations submit to me oh lord what are human beings that you should notice them mere mortals that you should think about them for they are like a breath of air their days are like a passing shadow open the heavens lord and come down touch the mountains so they below smoke hold your lightning bolts and scatter your enemies shoot your arrows and confuse them reach down from heaven and rescue me rescue me from deep waters and from the power of my enemies their mouths are full of lies they swear to tell the truth but they lie instead i will sing a new song to you o god i will sing your praises with a ten string harp for your grand victory to kings you rescue your servant david from the fatal sword save me rescue me from the power of my enemies their mouths are full of lies save me may our sons flourish in their youth like well-nurtured plants may our daughters be like graceful pillars carved to beautiful to beautify a palace may our barns be filled with crops of every kind may the flocks in our fields multiply by the thousands even ten tens of thousands and may our auction be loaded down we produce may there be no enemy breaking through our walls no going into captivity no cries of alarm in our town squares yes joyful are those who live like this joyful indeed are those whose god is the lord what a beautiful son will you join me now in prayer lord what a beautiful psalms especially towards the end of asking for your blessing that may our children flourish may our bonds be filled with crops yes joyful are those who live like this joyful indeed are those whose god is the lord lord this season is hard for many of us and sometimes we feel like giving up because our enemies seem stronger than us but your word says in one john that he who is in us is greater than he that is in the world nothing is too complicated for you lord we give you thanks you have given us a spiritual victory over all the plots employees of the enemy who seeks always to shipwreck our faith and render us ineffective warriors of the cross thank you lord that in all things we are more than conquerous knowing that victory over spiritual wickedness in high places was secured at the cross however we need to be watchful we need to be wise knowing that the enemy is prowling around like a roaring lion seeking for someone to devour lord when the storm seems so fierce reminds us how great you are when the enemy fills our minds we fearful thoughts lord remind us that he is just a created being and his destiny is doomed lord fill us with your strength that we may stand and walk in victory let hope fill our hearts so that we may rise and stand firm in your promise as in the prayer of saint patrick they say christ with me christ before me cries behind me christ in me cries beneath me christ above me christ on my right christ on my left christ when i lie down christ when i lie sit down cries when i arise cries in the heart of every man who thinks of me cries in the mouth of everyone who speaks of me cries in every eye that sees me cries in every ear that hears me i arise today thank you lord for the victory in jesus because we serve a huge and mighty god we bless you in jesus name amen well before i invite pastor caroline to come forward to bring god's word to you i want to invite you to sing this beautiful song how great is our god [Music] let all the earth rejoice [Music] he wraps himself [Music] [Music] how great is saga go see how great how brave [Music] [Music] [Music] beginning [Music] is [Music] [Music] [Music] my heart will sing how red is [Music] [Music] how big [Music] is [Music] great with is how great is [Music] is is [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] is see how great how great [Music] [Music] praise the lord what a lovely and beautiful song declaring how great is our god i will now invite our pastor caroline to come and wrap it up the book of ephesians today well finally we have reached the end of our series on ephesians it's the last part and that's what we generally mean when we use the word finally isn't it and there's something of that sense here because the apostle paul is about to pen that last part of his letter to the church in ephesus but the word with which he introduces this little passage for us today translates literally to as for the rest or as for what remains and so the main purpose of that word here is to link what's about to be said with all that's gone before it because of everything that i've already told you this now is what you need to know this is what remains this little passage with its engaging combat metaphor is much maligned because it's often pulled out of context and read as a standalone piece and it's used by all sorts of christians to justify all sorts of beliefs and behaviours but that little word finally emphasizes that we can't do that this passage is meant to be read as a part of the whole it is both the conclusion and the climax to this second half of the letter chapters one to three as i am sure you're probably all by now sick of us repeating are full of doctrine and the climax of those chapters is god's great plan to gather all people jews and gentiles under christ with the intention being that through the church his manifold wisdom would be on show and as you might recall back at the very beginning of the book of ephesians we discussed paul's use of this phrase so we are to have the manifold wisdom of god on show to the rulers and authorities in the heavenly realms and when we talked about that back at the beginning of the book we learned that this refers not to heaven but to that spiritual dimension in which god and all of the spiritual powers both good and evil and all of the believers exist together and it is in this realm that we enjoy all of those great blessings that were mentioned in in the first part of the book but it's also the dimension where we engage in a very real battle for souls with the demonic powers and so it is in this realm that we the church are to be held up like a trophy to display that wisdom of god we're to show satan and all the evil powers as well as the angels this wisdom of god and it is quite a privilege and quite a responsibility and so because of that most of the rest of the book was about relationships and behavior within christian families and within the wider christian community that would ensure that the church does indeed display that wisdom of god and we often call that part duty so we've got doctrine and we've got duty now here in this final section paul is about to explain the how of all of this how all of this will be possible for us and this passage is all about spiritual warfare but that little word finally anchors it to its context spiritual warfare doesn't happen in some kind of otherworldly mysterious sort of spiritual place it happens in the everydayness of christian life the results of our day-to-day battle against the spiritual forces of evil they'll be evident in our personal lives they'll be evident in our relationships they'll be evident within our families and our workplaces and they will most certainly be evident for better or for worse within the body of christ now we're going to tackle this text in two parts this morning the bulk of it ephesians 6 10 to 20 we'll deal with first and that's going to take the bulk of our time together but it's important that we don't overlook those last couple of verses those final greetings because they're part of the letter and they often can contain little gems of information and today is no exception so let's listen together as that first part of the text ephesians 6 10 to 20 is read for us now finally be strong in the lord and in his mighty power put on the full armor of god so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes for our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the rulers against the authorities against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms therefore put on the full armor of god so when the day of evil comes parapoder [Music] and after you've done everything to stand to stand to stand so stand firm then with the belt of truth buckled around your waist with the breastplate of righteousness in place and your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace in addition to this take up the shield of faith in which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one take on the helmet of salvation and the sword of the spirit which is the word of god and pray in the spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests with this in mind be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints pray also for me for me for me for me pray for me also pray for me pray for me also pray for me pray also for me pray for me that whenever i open my mouth words may be given me so that i will fearlessly make known the mystery of the gospel for which i am an ambassador in chains pray that i may declare it fearlessly as i should well i hope that that form of reading gives you some sense of the everydayness of this battle with which we are engaged you know all through my teens my sport of choice was hockey i never really set out for it to be that way i'd never played the game at school i didn't know anyone else who played in fact i didn't know anything about the game but i did happen to live not very far away from a hockey pitch and one day when i was out walking the dog i was drawn by the clash of sticks the thwack of the stick against the ball the thud of the ball against the back of the goal and the noise of the small crowd that were there and so i decided that i'd go and have a look and one thing led to another and later that next week i found myself with a borrowed stick in my hand turning up at the uh the girls the junior girls training session and it wasn't long after that that i found myself as part of a team and i played for quite a number of years after that for those that don't know hockey there are 11 players on a team 10 field players and one goalkeeper and on our team with only one exception most of us could play more than one role usually we stuck to either offense or defense but within that we could move around a little bit the exception was our goalkeeper she loved her role and she was really good at it and to be honest the rest of us had no intention of going anywhere near those goals in fact we were terrified at the prospect of having to fill in for her whenever she was away now our goalkeeper was great but she was no superwoman and sometimes she got sick sometimes she had to go on holidays sometimes she had a big exam the next day and then the debating and cajoling that would go on between us to try and prove why each of us was not suitable to play the goalkeeping role or why it couldn't possibly be our turn to do it again eventually someone would be roped into the task and fortunately my first turn fell on a night at training we were having a training match so the results didn't really matter and truth be known having spent all of my time in hockey directing most of my efforts to bashing that ball as hard as i could in the direction of the goalkeeper the only result i cared about was keeping myself safe on that particular night now our goalkeeper had an enormous kit bag and it contained all of her goalkeeping equipment which she attended too carefully and whenever she was going to be away she always made sure that that precious bag was delivered either to one of our houses or to the club club rooms so that it could be worn by whoever was filling her shoes i guess having stood in those goals for so many years facing hard plastic balls coming at her at about 100 kilometers an hour in every direction having done that i guess there was no way that she was going to let any one of us stand there without the proper equipment so on this particular night the bag was delivered into my hands and i reluctantly got into the gear to perform my duty first i pulled on the padded shorts which have some sort of compressed foam sewn into them in strips next the huge chest protector was with its padded arms and shoulders was pulled over me then came the leg guards and they resemble cricket pads for those familiar with cricket and then the kickers which are big compressed overshoes which your own shoes strap into then the great big helmet with its face cage don't forget to put the mouth guard in first i was always very dubious as to why if i had this huge protective cage around my face why did i actually need the mouth guard but i wasn't going to ask questions at that point and finally the great big padded gloves were pulled over and a stick was put in my hand and i was ready to go and i can remember standing in the goals for that first time facing the opposition team as they came thundering down the field towards me and you're sort of standing like this with your stick in your hand and i remember them getting past our midfield and me having this overwhelming desire to want to run and hide behind the goals but knowing that i needed to stand there and protect the goals for the team i watched as the back line was beaten and then there was nothing between them and the goals except for me i'd miss my opportunity to go and stand behind the goals it was too late i wanted to close my eyes and hope that it would all go away but tentatively i shot my foot forward somehow it managed to connect with the ball just as the striker's stick connected with my leg i could feel the force of both blows but there was no pain it wasn't a great save i was much too tentative and they were coming back at me again this time i kicked harder and managed to clear the ball out of the circle and with each successful defense my confidence grew until i actually felt empowered enough to begin to use all of that gear to my own advantage and why i'm telling you all this is because all i know about roman soldiers is what i've read about them i've never met one i've never spoken to one but the apostle paul had spent a large part of his time around them and he had had no doubt plenty of time to study them and perhaps he'd had some interesting conversations with some of them during his time in detention now i don't know what it feels like to face the enemy as a roman soldier armed for battle but i can tell you exactly what it feels like to face an aggressive forward line coming at you wielding sticks and firing a ball at sort of a similar size to and weight to a cricket ball but it's lined with hard plastic like a golf ball initially it's terrifying but as your confidence in your equipment grows and as you learn how to use it you can see how it's possible to stand firm and to prevail in the face of oncoming attack our struggle says paul as christians is not against flesh and blood it's not against people at times it might seem like we're opposing people those who seek to deceive or to persecute the church or spread lies or those who might have it in for us personally but they're not the real enemy here we oppose the evil powers behind them who oppose god and seek ultimately to cause people to abandon their faith in him we oppose them but we need not fear them because our victory is already assured you know early on the 6th of june in 1944 allied airborne forces parachuted into drop zones across the north of france they parachuted in ahead of some 150 000 allied troops who would come in off about five thousand ships and landing craft onto the beaches of normandy that same day they were there to fight nazi germany and to liberate europe from hitler we know that day as d-day and their landing into europe on d-day effectively secured victory for the allies and they knew it yet there would be plenty more fighting in the year that lay ahead and there would be plenty more allied casualties before they would reach berlin and the germans would eventually surrender almost a year later the day of surrender the 8th of may 1945 we call ve day because it's the day of the allies victory in europe well d-day for satan and his foes came with the death and resurrection of christ that was when the victory was won but it won't be fully realized until christ comes again and so until then the battle will continue to be fought by believers against the spiritual forces of evil but victory is already assured and when it when he returns it won't just be ve day victory in europe and return to peace for a time it'll be ee day the end of evil and the coming of the kingdom of god in all of its fullness and with it peace that is everlasting you know shortly before his troops stormed those beaches on normandy general dwight eisenhower issued a letter to them and in it he told them that victory was expected but he also warned them of the reality of the battles that would lie ahead of them he wrote your task will not be an easy one your enemy is well trained well-equipped and battle-hardened he will fight savagely and the apostle paul is saying much the same thing to believers in our text today as he urges us to put on the full armor of god so that we can take a stand against the devil's schemes now if you've ever had to stand and keep goals in hockey or maybe ice hockey you would know what a frightening thing it is and if you imagine trying to do it with just this stick there's no hiding behind this stick it doesn't cover much you've got that little ball it's coming at you super fast speeds of 100 kilometers an hour it's hard and it's heavy and it doesn't just stay on the ground in fact as um a forward line we would try to flick the ball up high because it was much harder to be defended when it was off the ground and our goalkeeper knew that and so she wasn't going to let any one of her teammates stand unprotected in those goals so she ensured that her own precious kit bag was passed on to us for our personal use and in the same way our heavenly father doesn't just ask us to stand and face the enemy without supplying us everything that we're going to need to do it we're told here to be strong in the lord and in his mighty power but those are not empty or hopeful words and he proceeds to explain the two ways that we can do that and the first of those ways is by suiting up in all of the armor that he has supplied for us and this isn't just armor that he gives to us or that he's got for us it is like our goalkeepers it is his own precious kit bag containing the armor that god himself has worn and the imagery here is vivid and paul has drawn much of it from several passages in isaiah let me read just one of them to you isaiah 59 15-17 the lord looked and was displeased that there was no justice he saw that there was no one and he was appalled that there was no one to intervene so his own arm achieved salvation for him and his own righteousness sustained him he put on righteousness as his breastplate and the helmet of salvation on his head he put on the garments of vengeance and wrapped himself in zeal as a cloak this is the armor that god himself wears so we know that it's effective and the purpose of this armor well just as my goalkeeping protective suit was there to help me stand firm against the oncoming team the armour of god is there to enable christians to stand firm against the rulers and authorities and powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms stand firm is the purpose of the armor and paul says it four times you'll find it there in verse 11 in verse 13 in verse 14. twice it comes in verse 13. so let's have a look briefly at each of these items in our armor the first item paul talks about is a belt of truth buckled around our waists now for the roman soldier his belt secured his tunic it kept it out of the way so he wasn't going to trip over it and wouldn't hamper his movement but it also held the breastplate firmly in place and it held the sheath for the sword so the belt therefore was an integral part of his kit and it had a number of different uses the belt of the christian is composed of truth the truth of god revealed to us in his word and also expressed in our character when we submit to that word satan seeks to deceive he'll use lies he'll use false teaching and he try to make us doubt what we believe and he'll use more lies and false accusations to try and attack our character that's why we need the truth of god's word and the integrity of our character fastened around our waist firmly the breastplate of righteousness comes straight from that isaiah passage that i read earlier isaiah 59 17. isaiah promised a savior who would put on righteousness as his breastplate we are made righteous in him so it is christ's breastplate of righteousness that we pull on and it protects us from satan's condemnation for the roman soldier of course the breast plate was perhaps the most important piece of his armor because it protected the vital organs and that's where satan wants to direct his attack right at the heart of our faith as he tries to convince us that we aren't good enough and that our sins are too great the breastplate of righteousness reminds us that our righteousness depends only on the saving work of christ on the cross on our feet we're told to wear the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace now roman soldiers wore heavy sandals on their feet with a leather song that that tied up their calf the soles were made of several thick layers of leather and they were studded a little bit like today's football boots are the reason of course being for traction and to prevent slipping and falling in the heat of battle isaiah 52 7 says how beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news and that good news that jesus brought was a message of peace back in ephesians chapter 2 verse 17 we read that he came and preached peace to those who were far away and peace to those who were near that peace with god that christ has secured for us is our foothold against satan with our feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace we won't slip up when satan tries to convince us that god will reject us when we sin because we know that our peace with god is secure that gives us confidence and we can take that peace to others the next item that's described here is the shield of faith with which you can distinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one and this is an image that paul has adapted from the shields that the roman soldiers carried they carried a large sort of curved shield it was about 1.5 meters high and it was curved around their bodies and it was covered in leather and that leather was often soaked in water before the battle so that when the the flaming arrows of the enemy they would often dip their arrows and and set them on fire when they came towards them the the wetness of that damp leather would put out the flaming arrows as they came and those soldiers would often stand in formation in a line behind the front row behind their their shields and the second row behind them would put the shields overhead and maybe the third row as well and they would advance as a group like a boxed in group towards the enemy line proverbs 30 verse 5 describes god as a shield to all who take refuge in him faith is our shield that enables us to trust god to bring us through every trial and temptation it is through faith that the enemy's flaming lies and schemes that come raining down on us will be extinguished the helmet of salvation again comes from isaiah's promise of a savior who would wear just such a helmet satan loves to mess with our minds doesn't he the helmet of salvation protects the mind from the evil one who will do everything that he can to have us doubt that we really are saved the helmet reminds us that if we have come to christ seeking his forgiveness and asking him to be the lord of our lives then we are saved and our future is eternally secure so put on the helmet and be confident in your salvation stand firm and don't allow satan to mess with your mind the last item in the goalkeeping kit was that trusty stick likewise the last item of gear the roman soldier needed was his trusty sword the sword and the stick can both be used defensively but they're also strong offensive items the only way you can score a goal in hockey is by batting that ball with the stick towards the goal and the only way to inve advance in battle as a roman soldier was through hand-to-hand combat with the sword the christian's sword is the word of god and paul's use of grima here for word rather than logos emphasizes that it's the expression of that word that he's talking about we're not just to know and understand the word of god we are to express it to use it as a weapon against the forces of evil and wasn't jesus the master of doing that when tempted by the devil isaiah spoke of a servant whose mouth would be like a sharpened sword isaiah 49 2. three times satan came to tempt jesus in the wilderness and three times jesus used scripture now i've never really had much opportunity to use a roman sword i imagine that none of you have but i imagine that like a hockey stick it takes a bit of practice before it feels natural in your hand and so too with god's word it'll be near impossible to use it well if you don't know it and if you're not familiar with it so we need to take time to become familiar with it to memorize it to spend time in god's word so that we can use it a hockey player who never puts stick to ball or a soldier who never takes the sword out of its sheath is useless to the team or to the army we need to use the word of god as a mighty weapon against satan we need to speak it and share it and live it so we're to be strong in the lord and in his mighty power firstly by making sure that we put on all of that armor that god has already given us and then says the apostle paul we must pray the armor helps us to stand firm in all that god has already done for us but it is by wielding the sword and through prayer that we advance a goalkeeper or soldier fully kitted out is going to be pretty ineffective if they just stand there and remain in one place taking no part in the game or the battle pretty soon the enemy is going to realize that they're no threat and just move around them the armor reminds us what god has done for us in the past and we need to rely on that but prayer enables us to defend depend on him for the future pray in the spirit says paul pray pray pray pray four times he says it that's how important it is pray on all occasions with all kinds of prayers with all perseverance for all the lord's people is that an apt description of your prayer life or mine it doesn't matter if you're five or if you're 105 every believer needs to be consistent in prayer pray on your own pray with your brothers and sisters in christ avail yourself of every opportunity for prayer pray for those believers who are suffering and persecuted pray for those involved in ministry pray for every believer that each one might boldly proclaim the mystery of the gospel and that together we would be that shining example of the manifold wisdom of god well this letter to the ephesian church concludes with these final greetings tychicus dear brother and faithful servant in the lord will tell you everything so that you also may know how i am and what i am doing i am sending him to you for this very purpose that you may know how we are and that he may encourage you peace to the brothers and sisters and love with faith from god the father and the lord jesus christ grace to all who love our lord jesus christ with an undying love and with these simple words paul offers us a very important insight into his own ministry and into the way in which christians should engage in this spiritual battle we do it as he did together tychicus we know of him from the book of acts but he wasn't the only one of paul's co-workers mentioned in acts mentioned with him ah sofiter aristarchus secundus gaius timothy and trophamus but even they weren't the only ones elsewhere we read of luke and mark and priscilla and aquila and phoebe and onesimus and justice and epaphras and demas and others each of them played a role in this ministry team each one according to their gifts and abilities they weren't all gifted evangelists like the apostle paul some of them were his traveling companions perhaps they attended to the practical matters on his various journeys some went ahead to prepare the way some remained behind to nurture the newly planted churches some served as messengers all of them without doubt were a great encouragement to one another both in prayer and in practical support he needed them and they needed him christian life is not meant to be lived alone neither are we to be lone rangers in ministry we need to be praying for one another we need to be holding one another accountable we need to be encouraging one another we need to have one another's backs to look out for one another when the going gets tough we need to be building one another up spurring one another on in faith loving and being loved in return and i come back to that image of the roman soldiers lined up for battle in their full armor gear behind the shields there as they locked their shields together in formation and those behind held theirs overhead we see something similar in our in our riot police today together they move forward as a team a united front deflecting the enemy's flaming arrows spurring one another on and on stronger and better together that i believe is the lasting imp impression that paul gives us in this final greeting with the message of or the mention of tychicus his concluding bless blessing peace love and grace provides a very simple three-word summary of the entire book peace our reconciliation with god and with one another that comes through christ who destroyed those dividing walls of his hostility we remember that from chapter 2 verses 13 to 14. love which is wide and long and high and deep we remember that from chapter 3 verse 18 love which is the defining mark of our new lives in christ chapter 5 verse 2 without which all doctrinal knowledge is worthless and grace that undeserved and extravagant kindness of god expressed to us in christ we read of that chapter 2 verse 7 which is the source of the mystery of the gospel for which we are all ambassadors chapter 6 verse 20. no one enters into battle expecting it to be easy and as those troops stormed those beaches in normandy their eyes set on the victory ahead did they imagine that six eight ten months later they would still be fighting and their companions would still be falling around them as they faced a well-trained well-equipped battle-hardened enemy who fought savagely the battle will not be easy but we have everything that we need to prevail we just need to use it so let's keep our armor on and let's learn how to use it well are you a worrier stop worrying put on the sandals of peace and be an agent of peace in the lives of others don't be tempted to doubt remember that helmet of salvation that is on your head don't let satan mess with your mind trust in that shield of faith to deflect the fiery arrows of the enemy keep your belt of truth nice and tight around your waist don't allow sin to let it slip down and leave you vulnerable stand tall in that breastplate of righteousness knowing that you have already been declared righteous by god allow his spirit to continue to do that good work in your life and keep your sword sharp by immersing ourselves in the word of god and pray and let your prayers be mighty prayer warrior prayers above all else remember these two things firstly we are engaged in battle so if it doesn't feel like a battle then we probably need to ask ourselves why perhaps we've spent too long hiding in the trenches or being too far away from where the action is is happening and the enemy's happy to leave us alone there because we're not a threat to anyone there and finally don't forget the outcome when trials come when you find yourself personally under attack for your faith when it feels like maybe you just can't take it anymore remember that the end of this story has already been written and it reads like this we win and one day we'll all celebrate that greatest of victories together in heaven would you join with me in prayer thank you father for this wonderful letter that has been preserved through the ages for us so rich and yet so very practical lord help us to live it as we seek to be a people who are like your trophy cabinet displaying your very great wisdom for all the world to see amen well i've chosen a medley of two songs to conclude our time together this morning that i think capture the essence of that victory in christ jesus paid it all and crown him with many crowns but first let me bless you with paul's own blessing for the ephesian christians peace to you brothers and sisters and love with faith from god the father and the lord jesus christ grace to all who love our lord jesus christ with an undying love [Music] so [Music] i hear the savior sing thy strength indeed [Music] jesus [Music] he wasted wise [Music] [Laughter] in the blood of calvary's land lord now indeed my jesus [Music] he washed in once [Music] [Music] fall down at jesus oh is oh [Laughter] [Applause] [Music] [Music] he was [Music] you

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