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0:01Amen. A few weeks ago, Andrés Fajardo
0:06gave us a message about the search that
0:10every person has for happiness and he
0:13concluded his message by saying that
0:17what will truly make us happy is the
0:20happiness of God. And I remember that
0:25he gave us four things that make God
0:29happy, but one of them caught my
0:33attention. He said that when a sinner
0:38repents. And it caught my attention
0:42because it reminded me of the day I
0:45came to know the heart of God, because
0:49at the center of the universe there is
0:52a God of love who weeps for each person
0:56who is going to hell. That happened, I
1:00remember well, in 1984. I remember that
1:08day I was broken like never before in
1:11my entire life, because I experienced
1:14that he put his heart in me for a few
1:18minutes and it is a heart that weeps
1:21for the lost and what happened to me
1:27that day marked me forever and I
1:32consecrated my life totally to him. I
1:36told him that I would do whatever was
1:38necessary to save as many people as
1:43possible. And it is the pain in my gut
1:48that has led me to be who I am and do
1:52everything that I do. I remember that
1:57day the preacher told us about two sons
2:00of a pastor who had turned away from
2:03God. And one day one of those sons went
2:09to a party and got drunk, got in his
2:12car and drove off into the abyss and
2:15died. And this affected that pastor so
2:19much, because his son had not only
2:25turned away from God, but he had died
2:28drunk. And in First Corinthians 6:10 it
2:33says that drunkards will not inherit
2:35heaven. And his pain was so great that
2:43for that reason he left his position as
2:46pastor. And for months, every night, he
2:52would go to a corner of his house and
2:55cry and cry and cry. That one day he
3:00had an encounter with the Lord and He
3:03told him, "What you feel for one son
3:06that you lost is what I feel for the
3:09thousands and thousands who die daily
3:16without knowing me because hell awaits
3:19them." And that night, in the midst of
3:26his mourning, that pastor knew the
3:29heart of God, he got up and made the
3:33decision to continue living and instead
3:36made the decision to rescue thousands
3:40of people for that only son that the
3:44devil had taken from him. He said to
3:47the devil, "You took one from me." Well
3:50, I'm going to take thousands from you.
3:54And he dedicated the rest of his life
3:57to evangelizing the lost. Well, in the
4:01Bible we find a very similar case, it
4:04is that of the prophet Hosea, because
4:10he spent his time, just like this
4:13pastor, crying every night in a corner
4:17of his house, because his wife, a woman
4:21he had rescued from prostitution, had
4:24returned to her past loves. But one of
4:30those nights, while he was crying
4:33inconsolably, he heard someone else
4:36crying, so he got up and ran to his
4:38children's room to see if it was one of
4:41his children, but no. They were asleep.
4:49So he returned to his usual place and
4:55remembered the good times he had had
4:58with his wife. But then he remembered
5:04the day she had left him, and once
5:07again the sadness returned, and he was
5:10broken and wept. And again he heard
5:15someone weeping. But this time he heard
5:19what was being said. It's in Hosea 11:
5:228. Oh, Israel, how could I forsake you?
5:31How could I let you go? How could I
5:35destroy you or demolish you? My heart,
5:40God says, is torn within me, and my
5:45compassion overflows. It was God who
5:51was weeping for Israel. The same pain
5:57that Hosea was experiencing for a woman
6:02at the center of the universe. Every
6:06day there is a God of love who weeps
6:10for the thousands and thousands who die
6:13without knowing Him. And in Israel's
6:20case he was weeping for the thousands
6:22who had forsaken him. The pain in
6:29Hosea's heart for this woman that he
6:33had rescued from sin, that he had loved
6:36and beautified with his words, was the
6:40pain that God felt for his people. Oh,
6:46Israel, how could I forsake you? My
6:50heart is torn within me, and my
6:55compassion overflows. But it's the same
7:01pain that Jesus felt when he saw
7:04Jerusalem and the Bible says he wept.
7:08Luke 3:34. Oh, Jerusalem, Jerusalem,
7:13the city that kills the prophets and
7:15stones the messengers of God! How often
7:20I have longed to gather your children
7:23together as a hen gathers her chicks
7:26under her wings, but you would not let
7:31me. And that night God opened his heart
7:37to Hosea. Imagine that. And he told him
7:41about his pain. It's in Hosea 11: 1-4.
7:46He said to him, "When Israel was a
7:49child, I loved him and called my son
7:51out of Egypt. But the more I called him
7:55, the further he went from me. He
7:59sacrificed to Baal and burned incense
8:05to idols. I taught Israel how to walk,
8:13as a father teaches his children to
8:15walk, leading them by the hand. But he
8:20does not know or care that I was the
8:23one who cared for him. I guided Israel
8:27with my cords of tenderness and love. I
8:31took the yoke from his neck and bent
8:37down to feed him myself." It's the same
8:41thing a man or a woman feels when their
8:48husband or wife has been unfaithful.
8:53It's the same thing God feels when we
8:56give our hearts to other gods, to false
9:00idols. Isaiah wrote a song precisely
9:07about the pain in God's heart for his
9:12people. It's in chapter 5, verses 1-4.
9:18Isaiah says, "Now I will sing to him
9:22whom I love." I love, it refers to God,
9:27and I will sing a song about his
9:29vineyard. "He was referring to Israel,
9:32which today would be the church. My
9:37beloved, that is, God had a vineyard on
9:40a rich and fertile hill. He made the
9:44soil, cleared away the stones, and
9:47planted the best vines in it. And in
9:51the middle of his vineyard he built a
9:54watchtower and carved a winepress out
9:56of the nearby rocks. Then he expected a
10:02harvest of sweet grapes, but the grapes
10:08that grew were bitter. And then God
10:16says," Now you, people of Jerusalem and
10:19Judah, judge between me and my vineyard
10:23. What more could I do for my vineyard
10:29that I have not already done? "" And
10:34this is what God says about those who
10:36are being unfaithful to Him today. What
10:40else? What else do you want Me to do
10:42for you? Why? When I expected sweet
10:50grapes, my vineyard gave me bitter
10:55grapes. In case you didn't know, God
11:01has emotions. He feels, and when He
11:07made human beings, He did so because He
11:11wanted to have a relationship of
11:14friendship, of friends with us. That's
11:20why, unlike animals, we were created in
11:24His image and likeness. God is a person
11:31. Everything you have, everything you
11:35feel, God feels. But in order to
11:43experience the pleasure of loving and
11:48being loved, He gave us free will, that
11:54is, the freedom to love Him or reject
12:00Him. God took a risk. And I want you to
12:07think about that word. God took a risk
12:12because the probability of loving Him
12:16or rejecting Him was 50-50. So, in
12:22order to experience the pleasure of
12:25loving and being loved, God took a risk
12:27. However, the Bible shows us that He
12:35hoped that His creation would turn out
12:42well, but It wasn't like that. Genesis
12:49chapter 6 verses 5 to 6 says, when the
12:53Lord saw that the wickedness of mankind
12:56on earth was great and that all their
12:59thoughts were always tending toward
13:02evil, it says that God regretted having
13:10made mankind, and it grieved him in his
13:15heart. Two words that show that God has
13:21emotions. He regretted having created
13:26us and it grieved him in his heart.
13:30It's like when we make a cake or a pie,
13:34we put all the ingredients in it, the
13:40flour, the eggs, the margarine, the
13:46chocolate, the sugar, the milk, a
13:51little vinegar, everything expecting.
13:58Wow! That a delicious cake will come
14:02out and we put it in the oven and
14:06expect it to be fluffy, but when we
14:09open it, it comes out all squashed or
14:15burnt. It says, "He expected a harvest
14:24of sweet grapes, but the grapes that
14:29grew were bitter." Human beings did not
14:35turn out as God expected, because
14:41instead of loving Him, many have
14:44rejected Him or simply ignored Him,
14:47which is the same as rejecting Him.
14:52Because some people don't have time for
14:55it and they ignore it. And what did
14:59that do? It broke his heart, not only
15:04because of his desire to have a
15:08friendship with us, but because it
15:12hurts him that they're going to hell.
15:19I'm going to read this verse, Genesis 6
15:21: 6, in the New Living Translation. It
15:24says, "Then the Lord regretted that he
15:29had created man and put him on the
15:33earth, and his heart was broken."
15:38Because at the center of the universe
15:42there is a God of love with a broken,
15:45shattered heart. Of the 170,000 people
15:53who die every day, 158,000 do not know
16:01Jesus. That's why at the center of the
16:08universe there is a God of love who
16:11weeps for all those who are going to
16:14hell. And you and I are crying over
16:18stupid things like, oh, my car was
16:21stolen, nothing to do with it. My
16:26husband left me, for no reason. I mean,
16:31I want to show the difference. We cry
16:34over stupid things. Oh, no one loves me
16:39, no one remembered my birthday. They
16:44don't value me. Oh, they're bullying me
16:46, they fired me from my job. Nothing to
16:49do with it. At the center of the
16:53universe there is a loving God who
16:55cries. If you're going to cry, let it
17:01be for eternal things, like the
17:03salvation of your family, the salvation
17:06of your friends, the salvation of your
17:09neighbors, the salvation of the world.
17:15And I see that sometimes God allows us
17:17to experience painful situations, like
17:23divorce, betrayal, trials with our
17:30children so that we can feel God's
17:35heart for those who are perishing.
17:40Because the Bible says that God is not
17:43willing that anyone should perish.
17:46Second Peter 3: 9, the Lord does not
17:49try, nor is he slow to fulfill his
17:51promise, as some understand it, by
17:54delay. Rather, he is patient with you
17:58because he does not want anyone to
18:02perish, but that everyone should come
18:06to repentance. Well, that day I
18:11understood for the first time that God
18:15has emotions because sadly many
18:19preachers have sold us an all-powerful
18:23God who feels us, has emotions, he is a
18:27person. So, feel the pleasure of loving
18:33and being loved. He feels the pleasure
18:37or joy that our praise, our obedience,
18:44our loyalty give Him, but He also feels
18:48the pain of rejection, betrayal,
18:52disobedience, and indifference. That's
18:59why I want you to write there, first of
19:01all, God feels joy. And in case you
19:07don't know, joy is a fleeting emotion.
19:11Happiness is a lasting, permanent
19:15feeling. And happiness is one of the
19:20attributes of God. Jesus said, John
19:2515:11, "I have told you these things so
19:28that you may be filled with my
19:30happiness, with my joy." That's right.
19:35You will overflow with joy. But it's
19:38not that fleeting emotion, it's
19:42happiness. But God also feels joy. That
19:49fleeting joy. Psalm 1041 says, "The
19:53Lord delights in all that he has
19:56created." In other translations it says
20:02that he rejoices, enjoys, or rejoices
20:04in his creation. That's why Psalm 19: 1
20:10says, "The heavens declare the glory of
20:13God; the skies proclaim the work of his
20:16hands." Isaiah 55:12 says, "The
20:21mountains and hills will burst into
20:24song, and the trees of the fields will
20:27clap their hands." Well, God delights
20:32in that. Did you know? The purpose of
20:36the beauty of creation is to bring that
20:39joy, that pleasure to God. But did you
20:45know that we as human beings have the
20:51privilege of making God Almighty feel
20:57joy? What a privilege. Holiness, and
21:05that's point number two, brings joy and
21:08pleasure to God. That day in 1984, when
21:15I came to know the heart of God, I
21:18decided to gladden Him, to make Him
21:23smile, to make Him feel pleasure with
21:27me as He did with David. Because God
21:33says about David, Acts 13:22, "I have
21:36found David a man after my own heart. A
21:42man who thinks in my heart, he will do
21:46everything that I want." When we
21:51proclaim the priestly blessing, which
21:53is in Numbers 6:25, we say may the Lord
22:00smile upon you according to the living
22:02translation. But here what we are
22:07really declaring is that the person I
22:11am blessing lives in such a way that
22:14makes God smile. What the Bible God
22:20speaks today puts it like this: May the
22:24Lord look upon you with favor, that
22:27when God sees the way you live, your
22:30thoughts, your words, He feels, what
22:33kind, He feels pleasure. And that was
22:39what God the Father felt about Jesus
22:42after 30 years of living in this world.
22:47He lived a life that pleased Him
22:50completely. He did not have a single
22:52complaint, not a single sin. That is
22:57why, when he was baptized in Matthew
22:593:17, God the Father said, "This is my
23:02beloved son and watch this, I am very
23:05pleased with him. We, and I am very
23:12clear about this, are not saved by
23:14works. We are saved by grace, through
23:20our faith. But if we want to please God
23:27, we have to live a life that pleases
23:32Him. Jesus did. That is why in this
23:37church we preach holiness. Those who
23:41preach cheap grace today are saved.
23:45They are going to go to heaven, but
23:48they have not made God smile. In other
23:51words, God puts up with them. But think
23:54about that. That is why God says or the
24:00Bible says that God does not want the
24:02sacrifice that I would give from a
24:04worshiper who lives in sin. God looks
24:07at him like," Wow. "Yes, praise makes
24:10him smile but not his sin. That is why
24:14cheap grace is Satan's great deception.
24:19Job's integrity brought God pleasure.
24:26That's why one day he said to the devil
24:29in Job 28," You have noticed my servant
24:31Job and I have memorized this verse and
24:34I change Job to Andrew. Have you
24:38noticed Andrew? Now, I know that I
24:42don't fulfill all this, but I declare
24:44it by faith. He is the best man in all
24:47the earth. He is a man of blameless
24:51integrity. He fears God and keeps
24:54himself from evil. I do not live in
24:58holiness to be saved because I am
25:00already saved.
25:02>> I live in holiness because I love God
25:06and I want to bring Him pleasure. But
25:14thirdly, praise brings pleasure or joy
25:21to God. We were created for the thelema
25:26, the glory, the will, the purpose or
25:34the pleasure of God. Revelation 4:11
25:38says, "You are worthy, O Lord our God,
25:43to receive glory and honor and power,
25:47for you created all things and they
25:51exist because you created them
25:54according to your thelema, according to
26:00your will in this translation, but in
26:02English it says pleasure, pleasure,
26:05glory. We were created for God's
26:09pleasure. And in Isaiah, God tells us
26:13what gives Him that glory or that
26:17pleasure. Isaiah 43:21. To the people
26:23whom I have formed for Myself, that
26:27they may proclaim My praise. That is
26:34what, more or less, gives God pleasure.
26:39To the point that in Zephaniah 3:17 it
26:41says," The Lord your God lives in your
26:44midst. "But speak, why does God live in
26:47their midst? Because He lives, He
26:51dwells, He enthrones Himself in the
26:53midst of our praise. It says," He is a
26:56mighty Savior. "We could say, He
26:59manifests Himself as a mighty Savior.
27:04He will delight in pleasure, joy,
27:07happiness and it says," He will delight
27:14in you with gladness; with your love He
27:17will calm all your fears. "Reina Valera
27:20says," He will be silent in love. "In
27:23other words, there is a point in our
27:26worship where He feels so much
27:29happiness that He does nothing just to
27:32enjoy our praise. And then it says," He
27:37will rejoice over you with songs of joy
27:40. "And the word rejoice there in the
27:44Hebrew is, which means he will begin to
27:48spin around. Right now we were spinning
27:51around and I was spinning around and no
27:54one else, just the dancers and me, the
27:57praise ones too. Yeah, I mean, look at
28:01me, I don't like dancing, but the
28:08simple fact of thinking that this
28:10brings pleasure to God, leads me to do
28:14it. Psalm 147, 7, 10 and 11 says," Sing
28:23with gratitude to the Lord. Make sure
28:27your song is one of gratitude. Sing out
28:30, praise. Praise is exalting what he is
28:35, what he has done, exalting his names.
28:39He does not delight in the strength of
28:41the horse. Your chariot does not
28:43impress you. In those days there were
28:45no chariots, they played the horse. Oh,
28:46look at this horse, thoroughbred. Your
28:49chariot to God like, "Oh, yes, that's
28:51right. He does not delight in the
28:54strength of your horse or in your power
28:56." Oh, those muscles. Oh, how handsome.
29:00So many hours in the gym and so many
29:02praising God. Your muscles don't
29:06impress Him. The Lord delights in those
29:15who fear Him, in those who put their
29:19hope in His unfailing love. And David
29:24knew this. He knew that praise brought
29:29pleasure to God. That's why he sang. I
29:34congratulate you. Everyone here is
29:36singing. He raised his hands. Oh, is he
29:41right or what? But some don't raise
29:47their hands or they do raise them here,
29:50they raise their hands, they clap. Ever
29:54since the drums came in, people have
29:56stopped using this, which is a weapon
29:58of war. They clap while praising,
30:02jumping, dancing, playing. The harp. I
30:09learned musical instruments just to
30:11praise God. I'm not much, but I use it
30:16to praise God. But he also wrote psalms
30:20and on top of that he assigned
30:24musicians. First Chronicles 28:30 says
30:28that every morning They would come
30:31before the Lord to sing songs of
30:34thanksgiving and praise. When God told
30:40us to have prayer, I read this verse.
30:45Tuesday and Thursday we have this. Why
30:49do you think God blesses us so much?
30:52Because He takes such pleasure in us.
30:55When you get up early, when we all come
30:57here on Tuesday and Thursday, wow. And
31:05God was so pleased with the praise of
31:12the tabernacle of David, that's why He
31:14set it up as the pattern of praise for
31:17the New Testament, for us Gentiles. It
31:23says in Acts 15:16, "After this I will
31:25come again and will raise up what? The
31:27tabernacle of David, not the tabernacle
31:29of Moses, no. I'm not into that, just
31:35celebration. That's the tabernacle, the
31:42praise that's fallen. I will repair its
31:47ruins and raise it up again." And in
31:51Psalm 95 and Psalm 100 we find some
31:54very simple instructions on how we
31:58should praise. It says, "Come once more
32:02, let us sing to the Lord, let us make
32:05a joyful noise to the rock of our
32:07salvation. Let us draw near to him with
32:10thanksgiving." How do you draw near?
32:12Many times, "Oh, Lord, I pray and I
32:14pray. Don't be wretched, miserable." It
32:18says, "Come near with thanksgiving."
32:22Let's sing praises to him. And then it
32:27says in Psalm 100, make a joyful noise
32:30to the Lord, come before him with
32:32singing and repeat it with joy. Many
32:38Christian songs today are not joyful,
32:40because joyful songs don't sell.
32:46They're songs of, "Oh, acknowledge that
32:52the Lord is God. He made us and we
32:55belong to him. We are his people. Enter
32:59his gates." The gate to enter into the
33:03presence of God is, "Thank you." Our
33:07Father who art in heaven, thank you.
33:13Hallowed be thy name, and let us praise
33:15his name, for the Lord is good. Number
33:19four, God feels joy when the sinner
33:25repents. And in Luke 15: 7, Jesus
33:31compared the joy a person feels when
33:35they find something valuable that they
33:38have lost, similar to the joy he feels
33:42when a sinner repents. Jesus said, "In
33:48the same way there is joy in the
33:51presence of the angels of God when even
33:54one sinner repents. When one person
34:00receives Jesus into heaven, there is
34:02celebration for one." Imagine that. Yes
34:15. We hope so.
34:26>> Yes, because there's the movie Haxor
34:43Ridge, it's the story of a Christian
34:46soldier. His name was Desmundos, who in
34:5212 hours and single-handedly rescued 75
35:00mortally wounded soldiers from the
35:04battlefield. And each time he rescued a
35:10soldier, he had to carry him down a
35:13steep cliff, drop him off in a safe
35:16place, and then climb back up again,
35:19and each time he prayed the following
35:22prayer: Please, Lord, give me one more
35:26soldier. 75 soldiers. That should be
35:34our prayer. First of all, Lord, give me
35:39one more day to preach the gospel. Not
35:44one more day to go visit Paris, no, one
35:50more day to preach, but also give me
35:53one more soul. Number five, God also
35:58feels anger. Psalm 7:11 says, "God is a
36:02righteous judge. He is angry with the
36:06wicked every day, but his anger is
36:10justified." In Romans 1:18 it says, "
36:16But God shows his wrath from heaven
36:20against all who are sinful and wicked."
36:26And listen to this, they suppress the
36:29truth with their wickedness. Netflix,
36:34HBO, Amazon, Disney, social media. This
36:40is it. Psalm 95:10 says that during or
36:45God says, "For 40 years I was angry."
36:50In another translation it says, "I was
36:51disgusted with them." And I said, "They
36:54are a people whose heart is far from me
36:58. They refuse to do what I say. However
37:02, God's anger is a fleeting emotion
37:11because his nature is characterized by
37:14love. His attributes are grace, mercy,
37:20and kindness. Psalm 103: 8-14 says,"
37:25The Lord is compassionate and merciful,
37:28slow to anger, and filled with
37:31unfailing love. He will not always
37:35rebuke us or remain angry forever. He
37:41does not punish us for all our sins,
37:44nor does he deal harshly with us, for
37:48his unfailing love for those who fear
37:51him is as great as the heavens are
37:54above the earth. He has taken our sins
37:59as far away from us as the east is from
38:02the west. The Lord is like a father to
38:06his children, tender and compassionate
38:10to those who fear him, for he knows or
38:14he remembers our weakness and remembers
38:18that we are but dust. That's why Judges
38:2510: 6-8 says, "The Israelites did evil
38:30again. They worshiped idols like Baal
38:34and Ashtaroth. They abandoned the Lord
38:37and stopped serving him altogether.
38:39They abandoned their bond of connection
38:42. Then the Lord was angry and gave them
38:50into the hands of the Philistines and
38:53the Ammonites, who began to oppress
38:56them for 18 years until they finally
39:00cried out to the Lord." In verse 15, "
39:04We have sinned. Punish us as you please
39:11, but rescue us from our enemies." So
39:16the Israelites turned from their
39:19foreign gods to serve the Lord. And
39:22listen to this. And God was grieved
39:29because of the suffering they were
39:32experiencing. Finally, God feels pain
39:37and sorrow. And that's why I read
39:42Genesis 6 again. When the Lord saw that
39:46the wickedness of human beings on earth
39:50was so great, today the wickedness in
39:53the world is like nothing we've ever
39:56seen before. And that all his thoughts
40:01were always toward evil. He repented of
40:06having made the human being and it hurt
40:10his heart. God feels pain and sorrow.
40:15He felt it for Martha and Mary. He felt
40:17for Martha and Mary. John 11:32 says, "
40:21When Mary arrived and saw Jesus, she
40:23fell at his feet and said, 'Lord, if
40:25you had been here, my brother would not
40:27have died.'" It says that when Jesus
40:32saw her weeping and saw the people
40:34mourning with her, he was moved with
40:37indignation. God has emotions and was
40:41deeply stirred. It then says, Jesus
40:47wept. Jesus also had compassion on the
40:52multitudes who had no shepherd, on the
40:55widow who lost her only son, on the
40:58blind men by the roadside, on the leper
41:01who begged to be healed. And in
41:06Ephesians 4:30 it tells us, "Do not
41:09grieve the Holy Spirit by the way in
41:13which you choose to live your life.""I
41:17believe that a Christian filled with
41:23the Holy Spirit should not be sad, he
41:27should always be joyful. Why? Because
41:32joy is the fruit or evidence of the
41:34Holy Spirit. And it is a joy that does
41:39not depend on circumstances. We have
41:42joy in the midst of trials, in the
41:45midst of storms. So, if that is so, if
41:49the Christian should always have joy,
41:52why do some feel sadness? Because the
41:56Holy Spirit who is inside them is
41:59saddened and there he says because of
42:03our way of living. And the only way to
42:09experience joy again after having
42:13messed up is the prayer that David made
42:17after he messed up. Psalm 51:12.
42:21Restore to me the joy of salvation. I
42:25want you to stand up and Lord, my
42:26prayer is that you put your heart in us
42:29and I want you to receive it. You will
42:33receive power when the Holy Spirit has
42:37come upon you and you will be my
42:40witnesses. Today I want you to see that
42:44power as the sadness, the brokenness of
42:48God so that we love the lost. so that
42:51we weep for the thousands and thousands
42:54. that every day they are going to hell
42:58. Lord, I ask you to put your heart in
43:02me and forgive me because I cry over
43:05silly things. Forgive me, Lord, because
43:11I do not feel what you feel for the
43:14lost, but I ask you, Lord, that it may
43:20burn in our hearts like never before.
43:26That we realize that we are very close
43:29to the end times, but you are not
43:31returning because there are still too
43:34many who are going to hell and you love
43:37them so much that you do not want to
43:39see them there. And I want you to raise
43:43your hands and receive that baptism of
43:45the Holy Spirit. You will receive power
43:48. Break, Lord, our hard hearts. Make us
43:54feel your tender love. Come, Holy
43:59Spirit, come, come, come, come, Holy
44:03Spirit, come. Tell me what you want.
44:12>> I want to see you smile. What you want
44:22is to see you
44:26>> smile. Your love is so great that it
44:39reaches to heaven. The incomparable
44:51Lord, you are the greatest and your
45:01love is so great that it reaches to
45:09heaven. You are Lord. Incomparable Lord
45:18. You are the most beautiful.

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