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Your Promise has M.A.P. | Joshua 16:1-4 | Pastor Haron Kaisa
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Adam Mesa is Lead Pastor of Patria Church and speaks to a congregation of 12,000 about how the gospel of Jesus Christ brings purpose to every life. Patria
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0:00 He gave to us. Right?0:01 Yes. Right.0:02 And so when we do give, the church is able to go and take our generosity and go and like you said, share and give back to others within the community, within the0:14 church, and within our neighborhood.0:17 What generosity means to me is giving back to God for when he died on the cross for our sins. But also, it's not how much you give, it's about your heart and0:29 your heart behind the donation.0:32 Even at 16 years old, you understand that there's a posture that we could have towards generosity, towards Jesus because of what he did for us. See, the thing generosity isn't about a number, it's0:44 not about a rule. It really is like you said, about the posture of our heart. Isn't that amazing?0:50 Yes sir.0:50 I think sometimes as a young adult it may be hard sometimes because we may think, how can I give when I barely have enough for myself or for any of our needs or wants? It's not just putting God first, but it's practicing1:01 sacrifice. It's practicing surrender. It's practicing trusting God even when we can't see the big picture. And sometimes that's hard, you know? Especially trusting Him when you can't really see his hand in your1:13 life.1:13 For1:13 sure. But I think that's what faith is and I think starting with tithing and generosity, I think that's where our faith starts.1:19 And like you said, even when you may not have all the resources, it's where is our priorities going to be. And the beauty about generosity is it's you don't give out of obligation. You don't give out of guilt.1:31 We give because of what Christ has done for us. And that ultimately stirs our our faith and our our desire to wanna honor him and ultimately be obedient to1:41 him. I1:42 think when you look at the scripture, right? Luke 6 38 says, give and it will be given to you, pressed down, shaken together, runnin' over. Yeah. Right? So it's the principle of of abundance. Right? So1:54 that person that's struggling, that they're giving what they can, I would I would encourage them to stretch? Yeah. And because when they stretch, God is making room for their giving and then he's ready to pour out a2:05 blessing that they can't contain.2:06 And oftentimes, it's just having that faith to take that next step Yeah. To believe that God's gonna do something great and begin to see that overflow. And all it takes is that next step, and then next thing you know, we2:18 can begin to see these amazing testimonies and blessings of God's favor within2:23 Yeah.2:23 Within our life.2:24 We're always looking for ways. It seems like more and more to give, to hand it out. How can we do more? How can we do more? And you know, we're on retired fixed income. We don't have a lot. God has2:36 blessed us.2:36 Yes. And so we just, generosity is giving out,2:41 whether it's serving my kids, serving my wife, serving the church, reaching out to others that2:48 we know have needs. The feeling is amazing. Yeah.2:52 You know, I've gone from disciplining to seeking it. It's it's the beauty of looking back and2:59 seeing how God has opened up those windows little by I couldn't see it from the front end looking this way because I didn't know what that's gonna look like. But after looking back,3:12 it's been3:12 an amazing ride. Absolutely. Yeah. Well, Andy, I3:15 thank you for coming in and sharing your heart today. And sharing how God has blessed you over the years in your household, but also how your faith has deepened, which has translated to how your generosity has deepened3:27 as well. Here's what each perspective shows us. Generosity isn't about a number. It's really about a way of life. It's a heart posture that you and I can have. Once we3:39 recognize truly what Jesus has done for us, it's not about how much do I have to give, but it becomes how much more can I give? No matter your age or no matter your3:50 stage, there can always be a next step to grow. Trust God and watch what he can do with an open hand today. If you'd like to give today, there are 4 ways that you4:02 can do so. You can give in person via any 1 of the receptacles in the foyer. You can visit us at patria dot church. You can look for patria on the push pay app or you can simply take your phone4:14 and tap to give in front of you today. Thank you for being a generous person. God bless family.4:22 Amen. Amen. Good evening family. How are we doing tonight? You guys doing good? Alright. Awesome. I know it's back to school weekend. We're kicking off that and so definitely be praying for the next gen4:34 generation. But you know, first of all, just wanna just give honor or honor honors do. Can we just give honor to our lead pastor, pastor Adam and pastor Ashley? We love them. We believe in them.4:46 We believe in the next beyond and we're running with you. But second, I just wanna say good to see your faces here. I love midweek bible study because it it shows not only to4:58 staff here, but you're doing a mid checkpoint. But not only a mid checkpoint, but you are more of God. And it's it's so great to see you every Wednesday night here. We're gonna be in the book of Joshua, but we're gonna5:10 be in a short chapter. If you were here last week with pastor Joe, believe it or not, he covered almost about 50 verses. It's a lot of verses.5:22 Chapter 16 is only 10 verses. And so it's it's not a lot of verses that we're gonna be covering tonight, but I want you guys to listen closely because I believe I believe when you read Joshua5:33 specifically chapter 16, it's stacked with God's fingerprints and we'll see very soon. So would you stand with me for the reading of God's word? We do this to honor God. We're only gonna read 45:45 verses and that's the 4 verses that I'm preaching tonight. And it's Joshua 16 verses 1 through 4 reading from the ESV version. And it says here in verse 1, the allotment of the people of Joseph5:56 went from the Jordan by Jericho east of the waters of Jericho into the wilderness going up from Jericho into the hill country of Bethel. Then going from Bethel to Luz,6:08 it passes along our Atheroth, the territory of the Arkites. Verse 3, then it goes down westward to the territory of the Japhtotites as far as the territory of LORD Beth6:20 Haran, then the Gesher, and it ends at the sea. Verse 4, the people of Joseph, Manasseh, and Ephraim received their inheritance. You may be seated. Let's pray.6:32 Father God, we invite you to the space. We ask you that you would have your way. I pray you would remove any distraction. Help us to hear your word, but not only hear your word, apply it. In Jesus' name6:44 we pray. And God's people say Amen. Amen and amen. You know, most of us if we were to look at Christianity and if we look if we were to look at God, I don't think we struggle6:55 with God's promises. That he loves me, that he's for me, that he is with me, you know, that every territory I take that I I believe that he's gonna help me take. But I think we7:07 struggle with the path that leads to the promise. Yes. The promise is clear. We know that the promise of God is very clear throughout the Old Testament and New7:19 Testament, but what are the steps? Like, how do I get there? That's where I believe we wrestle with. And sometimes we wander and sometimes we wander. And7:31 so it leaves us in this space because I think I think the hardest part of know isn't knowing the promise, it's knowing how to get there. Maps show us the way.7:43 You know, my daughter, Kyelani, and my daughter Alana, they love watching this TV show Alice in Wonderland. And if you if you watch Alice in Wonderland, it's like a maze. You're trying to get out of7:54 here. Right? And so, the and so, her knowing that she has a guide and she has someone that helps her, a map so to speak, that guides her to her next step and her next movement.8:06 So Joshua 16 here, is more than just the land boundaries. We heard that last week. We also heard it from pastor Diego. But it's showing God it's it's God showing his people8:18 exactly where they belong. We we know what boundaries are, and when you read verses 1 through 4, that's what it's talking about. It's talking about the lines within this tribe of Ephraim and8:30 Manasseh. But here's the question. If God handed you a map for your next season, if he came down and was like, here's your map for your next season of of marriage or8:42 next season of dating or what whatever it is, would you follow it if the path surprised you? Would you continue on it? Would you trust him if the route took8:54 longer than you expected? Would you keep walking if the map led you through territory you didn't choose? I don't wanna do that, God. I don't wanna do this.9:05 Would you still believe if the road didn't look like the promise yet? And so here's the context before we jump in. Here's a refresher. We if9:17 you've been with us for the past month a year or so, we know that we are in chapter 16, but the context of Joshua is broken into 4 big movements. We know that chapters9:28 1 through 5 is entering the land. Chapters 6 through 12 is conquering the land, the battlefields, the warfare. But chapters 13 to 22 is dividing the land. That's where we're at. We're9:40 in the section that talks about the allotment and the inheritance, then we know that Joshua chapter 23 to 24 is his final farewell, final exhortation. And9:52 so where are we at currently? What has happened from chapter 1 to 15? Here's what's going on. We we've crossed some rivers. Yeah. Right? We we've marched around the10:04 wall. We we've had plenty of warfare, but now the focus shifts to distribution, dividing the land. The here's the10:16 allotment that's been given to you. He here's a spoil, so to speak. It's the inheritance. God is giving each tribe their portion. And so in chapter10:27 16 specifically, it it it mentions 2 tribes. It's the tribe of Ephraim and the tribe of Manasseh. Who are they? They are the sons of Joseph.10:39 If you notice verse 14, it says that. Right? Their inheritance, believe it or not, is a fulfillment of promise that stretches back 5 5 decades.10:52 We're talking about almost 4 I mean, 5 centuries, almost 400 years. And so what looks like boundaries on a map is really the blueprint of God's11:04 promise. This isn't just about the land that we're reading about. This is about legacy. And what we're reading here is God's precision11:16 in motion. Every detail, every every boundary, every line, every city is orchestrated by God's hands. And that's what we see. Right?11:28 So it's not just history on the page. We can easily skip over to chapter 16 because chapters 13 to 22, they're they're it's kinda boring, to be honest. Because it's just11:39 land here, city here. Here's your here's the tribe. Now go. And that's all and that's all you're reading. But but it's more than that because it's a picture of how he's setting things in place11:51 for you to walk fully in the promise he has planned for you. And that's and that's what we see here. And so I titled tonight's sermon, your promise has a map. Your12:03 promise has a map. And so when we read through Joshua 16, it may seem like that. Right? Cities and lines and landmarks, but it but it's not just reading the12:14 land, we're we're we're witnessing divine precision of God's sovereign hand in this. Every everything you see in this land allotment, the borders, the lines,12:26 the cities is is proof that God is very intentional. And not not only is he intentional, but he's intentional for his people. And that's what we see. Right? That12:38 God is a God of detail. And this chapter reveals his intentional care for his people. God's precise with his promises. Not vague, not12:50 uncertain. Here here's here's what I looked up in the bible of some promises. That his promises are not vague. He numbers the stars and he knows he knows them by name.13:02 Luke 12 7. He knows when every sparrow falls. Matthew 10 29. He measured and marked the dimensions of the earth. Job 38 4. He sets the13:13 boundaries of the sea. Proverbs 8 29. He fashions every human in the womb, Psalms 1 39 13. He instructs Noah on the exact measurements of the13:25 ark, Genesis 6 14. He gives precise details to the tabernacle, Exodus 25 to 31. He records your tears, Psalms 56 verse 8. He13:37 appoints the exact times and places for nations and people, Act 17 26. So if he's that detailed about land and all this stuff, guess what?13:48 He's careful with the life that he's shaping in you. You can best believe that if God can orchestrate that and that God can keep his promise,14:00 he'll keep his promise with you. Yes. Thank you. Each tribe received their rightful inheritance. Every single tribe. There's 12 tribes in in the Bible. And in doing so, it14:12 it kinda reminds us, right, of this simple truth that God will always keep his promise, and it's forever. His blessings don't always show up the way we picture14:24 them. God, I want it this way. God, you gotta show up now. I need you now. Sometimes they're wrapped up in detours. You gotta you gotta go this way. Sometimes they're wrapped up in14:36 delays, and sometimes they're wrapped up in directions we never saw coming. But hear me. And I want us to get this. His plans are always deeper than our14:48 understanding, wiser than our strategies and rooted with the purpose we can't yet see. We just gotta trust the process. We gotta trust him. Because in his14:59 timing, in his providence, in his sovereignty, he will make a way where there seems to be no way. Amen. Amen. Amen. And so if you're taking notes, want you to write this down.15:11 Write the word map, m a p, because that's our 3 points for today. K? Because a map guided Israel to God's promised land. Right?15:23 It was a it was God's map that they stepped into the inheritance that they received in chapter 16. And so you and I, we need direction sometimes in what God15:35 has has given us and what God has planned for us. And so the first thing we see, point number 1, write this down, m is marked by God's promise. Look at verse 1. It says15:46 here, the allotment of the people of Joseph, underline that, went from Jordan by Jericho, east of the waters of Jericho in the wilderness going15:58 up from Jericho into the hill country of Bethel. Joshua 16 says, the allotment of the people of who? Of who?16:09 Joseph. Joseph. Right? Think about this. Think about this. When God gives an allotment, right, when he marks out a portion, he's not guessing.16:22 It's not a guessing game. He's not estimating. He's not hoping that it works out. He's working with divine precision. This allotment is for the people of Joseph. Yeah.16:34 That's what he's saying here. And this portion we're actually reading about is his inheritance that started in Genesis chapter 12 to Abraham.16:46 Then it was reaffirmed to Isaac. Then it repeat it was repeated to Jacob, spoken again over Joseph's children in Ephraim and Manasseh in Genesis16:58 48. And now in Joshua chapter 16, 476 years later, the promise came to fulfillment.17:09 That's a long time. Who in here got that got that time. Right? I don't think we do. 400 years have passed, but God is still faithful to17:21 his word. Because when he writes a promise, he signs it with faithfulness. That's who he is, which means that even when the even when people change, even when17:33 government change, even when currencies change, even when enemies rose and fell, the and generations passed, the promise didn't expire. It still it17:45 still went. It kept going. And we see that all over the Old Testament. We see it all over the Old Testament. Here's some examples. He promised Noah17:57 after the flood that he would never destroy the earth again by water, and so every rainbow in the sky still exists because he meant what he said in Genesis chapter 9. It's his18:08 promise. It's his fulfillment. He promised Abraham a son when he was 75 years old. Think about that. And it took 2518:20 years for Isaac until Isaac was born because God exactly said what he was said to do. Genesis 21. He promised Abraham's descendants a land, and it took18:32 centuries under Joshua, and it was fulfilled. In chapter 21, we'll see that later. He promised Hagar, her son Ishmael, would become a great nation, and God preserved him in the wilderness, and he made it out18:43 so. Genesis 21 18. He promised Jacob at Bethel that he would be with him and bring him back, and not 1 mile of that journey was missed. Genesis 28 35. He18:55 promised to deliver Israel from Egypt, and after 400 years of slavery, he brought them out with a mighty hand. I can keep going promise after promise after19:06 promise from Noah to Jeremiah, from rainbow to royal thrones, from barren wombs to burning altars, not 1 word failed because he's a God of promises. That's19:18 who he is. He keeps his promises. His promise was sealed with his hands. But some of you guys in here might be thinking, it's been too long.19:30 Yeah. It's been a while. Maybe God changed his mind. I've been waiting. You've been watching the years pile up. You've been19:42 watching other people get what you prayed for. You've been wondering if the moment passed you by. But hear me, family. Hear me tonight. If God can hold a promise for almost19:54 5 centuries, 476 for an entire tribe, he can hold yours for the exact right moment. You just gotta wait. You gotta believe in it.20:06 When God gives a word, he doesn't go back and rewrite it. Oh, my bad. Let me let me let me fix this. He doesn't put an asterisk by it. Only if they go to church.20:18 Only if they tithe. Doesn't he doesn't put it on clearance sale. No. His promises do not have an expiration date.20:30 If he said what20:31 he said what he would do, he would do it.20:34 Amen? Amen. And that's why I believe if you were ask me, what's what's what's the solution to the next generation? I would say this, they need hope.20:45 Because because hope is this. It's confident expectation that God will do what he says he would do according to his word. And there's a difference between20:57 godly hope and worldly hope. See, worldly hope is temporarily, but godly hope is eternal. Worldly hope is circumstantial. Right? But godly hope is is is21:09 in God's hand. It's sovereign. He has it in in control. So I believe hope is what we need, But we also see that sometimes the waiting and the delaying21:21 could could seem a long time for us. And sometimes we we we think that delay is is not necessarily denial because because sometimes the delay is the proving ground that God is trying to21:33 build character in your life because he wants to shape something in you. Yeah. He wants to elevate something. He he wants to shape your character because because what he's gonna give you,21:44 right, you may not be able to handle. And so he puts it later because a blessing you're not ready can can crush you, can hurt you. But a blessing at a right time will build you.21:56 That's why Habakkuk 2 3 says this, though it linger, wait for it. Everyone say wait for it.22:03 Wait for it.22:04 It will certainly come. It's coming and will not delay. It might miss your schedule, but it will never miss his. He's always on time. And Joseph's22:16 life is proof of this. Think about his life. He was 17 years old. 17 years old. But he had to go through betrayal from his own family,22:28 slavery, false accusation, and even prison before he ever saw the fulfillment. I don't think any of us could handle that. I I22:39 would've gave up from betrayal. I'd like, I'm out. I'm walking away, God. And even then, he never saw this land with his own eyes, the promised land.22:52 He didn't get the chance to see the promised land. But God wasn't just keeping a promise to Joseph. Right? He was keeping it for Joseph's son, Ephraim and23:04 Manasseh. So here in Joshua 16, they're standing in the land their father never touched because God's promises are not just personal, they're generational.23:16 It's gonna affect your children's childrens. Right? It it might be your children or your children's children. You may be walking by faith now so that they can walk in faith later.23:29 So you might you might be what they need now so that they can walk in it later. He's marking the land. Alright? He's marking23:41 the land. He's measuring the borders. He's setting things in place for you to walk into your map. Your marking, your assignment, your possession. And and I23:53 sense sometimes people like, hate waiting. Sometimes when I'm on a freeway, I gotta pray a prayer because I don't know who cut who who's gonna cut me off. It could be a24:05 parent in here, you know, it could be someone at UCA. So so I just I just blast that worship music really loud. I got no patient like, bro, you could have put on your blinkers. Like,24:17 you could have put a hand up. You could have did something. But I but I believe there are some people here who've been ready to quit. Cause they're24:29 tired of waiting. You've been counting the years. You've been wondering if it's even worth it anymore. You're you're here by just an invitation. You're here by by just24:40 an ounce of energy. Like, whatever brought you here, you're here. And but but but I wanna remind you because because I'm reminded of this every single morning when I wake up, that I'm loved by God, and he24:52 hasn't forgotten about me. And I and I tell myself that every day to to take me throughout my day. But but I wanna tell you tonight that God has not forgotten you. I wanna pray for you real quick. Father God, we we just25:04 wanna lift up those who may feel like they're forgotten, may feel like they're they don't belong or they're seen. I pray that they're reminded tonight, father God, that there's a God25:16 in heaven who loves them so much. In Jesus name we pray. Amen. Amen. You know, when when God remembers, he moves with purpose.25:28 And when he moves with purpose, things start moving. And that's exactly what we have here in verse 2. If you're taking notes, these aren't just random place that that God just put25:40 names in here. This is God assigning land with intentionality. So point number 2, write this down, is a, assigned with purpose. Notice what verse25:52 2 says. Then going from Bethel, underline that, highlight it, to Luz, underline that, highlight it, it passes along to Atheroth, underline that, highlight26:03 that, the territory of the archives. Now watch this. God doesn't just give an inheritance. It's 1 thing for him to give something, but he defines this. Right? How does he define26:15 it? He defines it in the boundaries, in the cities, in the markers. But here, verse 2 mentions 3 places. Bethel in the Hebrew means house of God. Yeah.26:27 Luz means the old Canaanite name before it became Bethel. This is important because you'll see a progression here. And then Atheroth means crowns. Bethel26:39 is is what we see here that when in Genesis chapter 28, when Jacob saw the ladder, right, it was a place of divine encounter. So they named that place house of26:50 God, aka Bethel. And then Luz was just an old Canaanite name before it became Bethel. This was God changing name because he claims27:02 territories. Now think about it. Because he renames a lot of names in the bible. For example, Abraham to Abraham. Right? Sarai to Sarah.27:14 Jacob to Israel. Here, Luz to Bethel. Then we have the third city, Atharoth, which means crowns. It's it's symbolizing authority.27:26 It's symbolizing responsibility and stewardship. But here's the progression what that we have here. From house of God comes transformation. From27:38 transformation comes a place of authority. That's your formation pathway that that that God is trying to orchestrate here. This is the pattern of purpose. How do I27:50 find my identity and my purpose in this life? In the house of God, in church, but there's some things that you gotta get rid of. There's some old numbers you gotta delete. There's some28:02 old relationships that you gotta get rid of. There's some old habits you gotta put away because within that, we see that God will assign you a place. Atheros.28:14 Responsibility. Stewardship. That's the progression we have here. Because God doesn't just assign you to a place, he assigns you to a transformation28:26 that leads to authority. Bethel. Luz to Atheros. Some of you are looking at your current assignment and thinking this is this is the 1 I28:38 pictured. This isn't the husband I wanted to marry. This isn't the yeah. Like, we're we're we're saying all these things. This isn't where I I thought I'd be 10 years from now. This isn't the kind of land I wanted, but28:50 your assignment isn't your preference. It's about God's purpose and plan. And your purpose will always listen to this. Your purpose will always pull you through29:01 places you wouldn't have chosen to prepare you for places you wouldn't have believed you could stand on. You gotta trust God in that. You gotta believe in God in that.29:13 You gotta know his plan is greater than our plans. His ways are greater than our ways. Yes. I love this quote by Augustine of Hippo. I highly encourage y'all that29:25 whenever you read the scriptures, whenever you read the bible, just look at some church history because I believe church history gives us wisdom and insight of how they process things.29:37 Right? And here's Augustine of Hippo. He says, God's call is not a general summons but a precise appointment. Everyone say appointment. He orders the times and places of29:49 our habitation for the accomplishment of his divine design. Wow. What is he saying here? He Augustine reminds30:01 us that God doesn't simply send out a vague invitation for anyone to serve in any way or any time. What does he do? He calls you with a name, with a30:12 location, and a purpose in mind. It's it's not broad. He calls you by name. Pastor Kenny, he calls you by name. Josh, he calls you by name.30:24 Jennifer, he calls you by name. Your assignment is not a coincidence of family or history or opportunity. It's the outworking of divine intervention30:36 and divine intention for your life. Yeah. That's what God is doing. Every detail, where you live, your address, the season you're in, the relationships you30:48 have, even the challenges you face tonight, even that has been woven into the sovereignty of God's plan for your life. And guess31:00 what? He's still in control. You can look at our world today. You can look at our government today. You can look at our neighborhoods today. You can look at our our education system today. You can look at social media31:10 today. You can you can look at our generation today.31:13 Yeah.31:13 But you can always trust that God is in control all the time. Acts 17 26 says this, he determined allotted periods and the boundaries of31:25 their dwelling place. That means you're not misplaced. God knows your name. You're not filling in for someone else. He's created uniquely31:37 and wonderfully. You're not a random piece on God's chessboard. He's moving you to this place and moving you to this place. Right? You've been strategically placed so that your life can accomplish 1 thing, his31:49 glory and his glory alone. Amen. You know, 1 of my favorite scriptures in the Bible is Ephesians 2 10. You know, some of us may know it. We it's it's this. It says, we are his workmanship. His32:01 workmanship. Created in what? In Christ Jesus for what? For good works, which God prepared when? Beforehand. Beforehand32:14 for us to walk in. That means your assignment was mapped out before you even took your first breath. Like, it it it was already mapped out for you. Right? You may not like32:26 your job. Some of us don't like our job. I'm not gonna say raise your hand if you don't like your job. Your boss may be sitting next to you. Right? But but God's using it to shape your character. You32:38 may not feel qualified for your ministry or where you serve, but God's training your faith here. You may not understand why you're in this season, but the32:49 exact time training ground will help you for what's next in his plan. And so for Ephraim and Manasseh, this assignment wasn't just farmland. Here's the33:00 inheritance. Here's the promise. Now go farm the land. It was about fulfilling a mission to occupy, to cultivate, to display God's glory in the land.33:12 You ever wonder why God chose Israel? I believe God chose the nation of Israel for 1 reason. To be a light. To be a light.33:25 Who's around them? The enemies of God. So there needed to be a people group to be a light amongst a dark world. And so, God chose this specific33:37 people group to be a light. Your land could be your family. Your land could be your workplace. Your land could be your ministry. Your land could be your your neighborhood. Your land could be your mission33:49 field. God doesn't doesn't just give it to you so you can sit in it. Here here's your allotment. Here's your inheritance. Now sit down and watch Netflix. No. He he says, he he gave it to34:01 you so what? You can steward it. Amen. So so don't despise your borders. Don't hate your assignment. Don't hate what God has given you. Don't and then don't compare your territory to someone else. Yeah.34:12 That's right. Don't waste time looking for a different land. I want I want I want that land. And here's the thing, when you know what's yours, you can finally step34:24 into this third point and that's where we land tonight. Point number 3. If you're taking notes, write this down. Possess what's yours. Can we say it together? 1 2 3. Possess34:36 what's yours. As verse 3 and 4 says this, then it goes down westward to the territory of the Japhethites as far as the territory of the lower Beth Haran. Then together, and it ends at the sea.34:49 Verse 4, the people of Joseph of Manasseh and Ephraim received their inheritance. Now that we've seen 0.1, you've been marked by God's promise. Verse 1. And35:01 now we've seen in 0.2 that you've been assigned with purpose. Verse 2. Verse 3 and 4 shows us possession. Right? And here's the truth. A promise that you don't act onShow more
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