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Elation Church. I've entitled today's message,
Hold On. Look to the person beside you and say,
Hold On. Sometimes we have to hold on. It's not
always the easiest thing to do is to hold on.
Now, the strange thing is you're not really going
to understand what the title of the message.
Really means, fully means until the end. So you
can be thinking about it before we get to the
end. What about that? Everybody say, hold on
one more time. James 3, verses 3 through 5. We
can make a large horse. I found out last week
a horse can be 1 ,200 pounds. I've been saying
600 pounds. We can make a large... That was two
weeks ago, wasn't it? I remember from two weeks
ago. We can make a large horse go wherever we
want by means of a small bit in its mouth. Everybody
say, wow. So why is this a Bible verse? Here's
some more information for you. Verse 4. And a
small rudder makes a huge ship turn wherever
the pilot chooses to go, even though the winds
are strong. Everybody say, wow. Now, this is
factual information, but the Bible's not just
about factual information. Right? We can look
at the encyclopedia for that. This is an illustration.
It's actually two illustrations. Because the
very next verse tells us what God is talking
about when He says, okay, you put a bit in a
horse's mouth, even though the horse is really
big, you actually steer, everybody say steer,
you steer that horse with the bit in its mouth,
and then there's a rudder on a huge ship. It's
small in comparison to the ship, right? But you
can take that rudder and you can steer. See,
they didn't have steering wheels 2 ,000 years
ago. I don't know if you figured that out yet
or not. But in our terminology, we're talking
about a steering wheel, right? I mean, we still
have ships and rudders and horses and bits, but...
The rudder steers the ship. So what is God giving
us these illustrations for? He's saying that
that bit in the horse's mouth and the rudder
on the ship is just like something on your body,
and that is your tongue. Everybody say your tongue.
Verse 5 says, in the same way, just like that,
just like that. The tongue is a small thing.
So if the bit steers and... causes the horse
to go in a certain direction. And if the rudder
steers and causes the ship to go in a certain
direction, God wants us to know in the same way
your tongue steers you and puts you on course
or in a certain direction. Your tongue does.
Even though it's a small thing. And we need to
remember this. Now, some of you are saying, well,
I've heard this now for four weeks. Well, have
you done it yet? I saw a preacher one time say,
you know, everybody keeps saying, well, you just
keep preaching the same thing. He said, well,
I'm going to keep preaching it until you do it.
You're just going to keep preaching that same
message until somebody applies it and becomes
a doer of the Word. Don't worry, the message
is different. It's not the exact same message.
Your tongue steers the direction of your life.
The direction that you're going in determines
the destination. You can't go south and ever
make it to New York. If you go south, you might
get to Key West, but you're not going to get
to New York. So if you want to go to New York,
you better go north. If you want to go to Key
West, you better drive south. Do you understand
what I'm saying? Some of us keep steering our
lives towards Key West when we want our lives
to end up in New York. Not that anybody wants
to go to Key West or New York. Those are figurative.
Everybody say figure two. You want peace. You
want the direction of your life to be taking
you to peace, but your tongue is taking you to
worry and anxiety. I can't get much more plainer
than that. Your tongue determines the direction
and destination of your life. Your words are
important. Look at the person beside you and
tell them, remind them, your words are important.
Your words are important. Proverbs 18, 21. Your
tongue can bring death or life. Those who love
to talk will reap the consequences. So if you
want life, you got to speak. Don't ever expect
for your destination to be life if you're speaking
death. You might say, well, Dean, that's just
all up to God and it has nothing to do with what
I say. Well, God said it does. God said it has
to do what you say. Just throwing it out there.
Somebody smile. I'm not mad at you by telling
you this information. I love you and I'm telling
you this information because I want you to speak
life. If you want your destination to be life,
I want you to speak life. Speaking in agreement
with what God says brings God's promises and
blessings to you. I haven't put it this way yet,
but we're progressing. Look at the person beside
you and say, we're progressing a little bit in
this study. We're moving forward a little bit.
We're getting... Speaking in agreement with what
God says brings God's promises and blessings
to you. But guess what? Speaking in opposition
to what God says moves God's promises and blessings
out of your reach. Selah. Let me sit there and
think about it a minute. Now, we've looked at
David's words. We've looked at Zechariah's words.
We've looked at Mary's words. We've looked at
the shepherd's words. If you haven't listened
to those, you can listen to them on podcast or
Facebook or YouTube. They're all there. All right?
Just go to Alation Church. So today we're looking
at a different story in the Old Testament, but
we've got to set the stage. So, here's where
we are this week. How many of you remember this
story or were here for this series that I entitled
Going to the Promised Land? God's people had
been slaves in Egypt. They hadn't been slaves
all of the 400 years. When they first arrived
there, they were the honored guests. But it turned
out that they became the slaves in Egypt. And
they cried out to God and they wanted to be free.
So God delivered them. He sent a man named Moses.
Are you familiar with the story? He sent a man
named Moses to bring them out of captivity and
to take them somewhere. Where was he taking them?
Everybody say Canaan. But then say the promised
land. You see, God told Abraham that this is
your land. Everywhere your foot treads, it's
yours. I've given it to you. So he had given
it to Abraham and his descendants. And then they
had not been in the land for over 400 years.
And God says, look, I've promised this to you.
It's a land flowing with milk and honey. It's
an amazing place. You're going to move into houses
that you didn't build. You're going to reap from
gardens that you didn't plant. It's going to
be a great place. It's a place for you. And it's
my promise. Everybody say promise. It's my promise
to you. So hold on to that thought of it being
a promise. That promised land was promised by
God. Now, it should have taken them about 11
days to get there. It took them a long time to
get there. God was dealing with them and they
were just complaining and complaining and complaining
and complaining all the time. And God was doing
miracle after miracle after miracle and just
as soon as the miracle was over, they'd start
complaining again. Everybody say wrong words.
Wrong words. But they finally get to the edge
of the promised land and in Numbers 13 verses
1 and 2, the Lord now said to Moses, Send out
men to explore the land of Canaan, the land I
am giving to the Israelites. Send one leader
from each of the twelve ancestral tribes. Picking
up verse 17. Moses gave the men these instructions
as he sent them out to explore the land. See
what the land is like. Find out whether the people
living there are strong. Are weak. Few. Are many.
See what kind of land they live in. Is it good
or bad? Do their towns have walls? Or are they
unprotected like open camps? Is the soil fertile
or poor? Are there many trees? Do your best to
bring back samples of the crops you see. So the
spies went into the land. They came back. Was
the soil fertile? Were the crops amazing? I mean,
if it takes two grown men to carry one bunch
of grapes on a pole, that's a lot of grapes.
That's all I'm saying. It's pretty fertile vineyards.
They came back with a report. Here's the report.
Everybody say words. Everybody say promise. God
made them a promise, right? But what are their
words in response to God's promise? This was
their report to Moses. We entered the land you
sent us to explore, and it is indeed a bountiful
country. Everybody say, great place. A land flowing
with milk and honey. Here's the kind of fruit
it produces. Everybody say, good land. Good land.
But... The people living there are powerful,
and their towns are large and fortified. We even
saw giants there, the descendants of Anak. The
Amalekites live in the Negev, and the Hittites
and Jebusites and Amorites live in the hill country.
The Canaanites live along the coast of the Mediterranean
Sea and along the Jordan Valley. Now, it started
out with a good report of the land. But now all
of a sudden it's going downhill. They weren't
speaking in agreement with the promise anymore.
They began speaking in agreement with what they
saw, with what they felt. We're going to see
some things that they felt that they started
saying too. But Caleb knew this was heading in
the wrong direction. So he just interrupted the
other guys. I don't know who the spokesman was.
We don't know his name. We probably don't know
his name because... He gave a bad report. So
he just kind of disappeared in history because
of his bad report. But Caleb tried to quiet the
people. I mean, there's giants, there's all these
fortified places. He knew where they were going,
so he said, wait a minute. He tried to quiet
the people as they stood before Moses. And listen
to what Caleb said. Let's go at once and take
the land. He said, we can certainly conquer it.
Let's go get it. Here's what he's saying. God
said he gave it to us. God promised us this land.
It might take a little bit of fighting, but we're
going to go get it. Let's go. Let's quit talking
about the negative things that we saw. Hello?
Are you with me? Let's quit talking about all
this negative stuff that we saw and let's go
do it because God gave it to us. So let's go
get it. But the other men who had explored the
land with him disagreed. Here's what they said.
Everybody say, they said. We can't go up against
them. They are stronger than we are. We can't
have it. Here's what they said. I know God promised
it to us. But we can't have what God promised
to us because what we saw is bigger than what
we believe. Think about that. So they spread
this bad report. Not only did they tell it to
Moses, they went home and told it to their wives
and kids and told it to everybody. They just
started telling it to everybody. So the bad report
about the land, they spread it among the Israelites.
Here you go. They said the land we traveled through
and explored would devour anyone who goes to
live there. All the people we saw were huge.
Was everyone huge on the first report? There
were just some huge people. Now everyone's huge.
We even saw giants there, the descendants of
Anak. Next to them, here's what they felt. Next
to them, we felt like grasshoppers. And that's
what they thought too. Do you think they talked
to the giants? Do you think they walked up to
the giants and said, what do you think we look
like to you, grasshoppers? No. No. Everybody
say imagination. So they're speaking. what they
saw that was in opposition to the promise of
God, and then they're speaking their feelings,
and then they're speaking their imaginations.
Come on, somebody. God promised them the land.
What was their response to God's promise? Well,
we had ten people. Given a bad response with
their words, with their imagination, with their
feelings. But we had two people who were different.
Caleb and Joshua. Here's the way they responded.
They exhibited faith in God's promise. They were
not moved by what they saw. Their words remained
in agreement with God's promise. Trick question,
unless you've heard me ask it before. Who got
what they said? Who got what they said? Think
about it. It was 40 years, but Caleb and Joshua,
they moved into the promised land. I mean, it
took them a while, but they got what they said.
You know what? The other ten people got what
they said too. They didn't get the promised land.
And the whole journey they kept saying, why did
you bring us out here for us to just die in the
wilderness? They got what they said too. They
died in the wilderness. So everybody got what
they said. Everybody got what they believed.
Everybody got what they said. Thank you for two
smiles. Here's God's response. Numbers 14, 22.
It's what God says. They have all seen my glorious
presence. Remember Mount Sinai? They saw and
heard God. Everybody saw the cloud and the manifest
presence. They have all seen my glorious presence.
They saw the cloud by day and the fire by night.
They have all seen my glorious presence and the
miraculous signs I perform, both in Egypt and
in the wilderness. But again and again, they
have tested me by refusing to listen to my voice.
They will never even see the land. I swore to
give their ancestors. None of those who have
treated me with contempt will ever see it. What's
he saying? The people who don't believe me, the
people who speak out against me, people who don't
believe my promise, and they don't want to move
forward with my promise, they're never going
to see my promise. Never going to see it. But
my servant Caleb has a different attitude than
the others have. He has remained loyal to me,
so I will bring him into the land he explored.
He believed. So he's going to get it. Here's
the deal. Everyone received according to what
they said and according to what they believed.
And if you want to find out what somebody really
believes, just listen to what they say. I haven't
said that yet either, but let's just throw it
out there. Alright? If you want to know what
somebody really believes, what their faith is
really in, listen to their words. Does this actually
apply to us? Just in case you're wondering, let's
go to Hebrews 3 .19. It says this, So we see
that because of their unbelief, they were not
able to enter his rest. Everybody say promise.
Everybody say rest. He's talking about the promised
land, and this is their rest from being slaves
and the traveling. Yeah, there was going to be
some battles. There was going to be some warfare
that was going to take place, but it was actually
a place of rest. I like to call the promised
land the abundant life that God has for us to
live in. And just in case you're wondering, when
I use the word abundant life, I'm not talking
about stuff. Because you can have a lot of stuff
and not have abundant life. I'm going to say
that again. You can have a lot of stuff and not
have abundant life. Because there's a lot of
people with a lot of stuff who commit suicide
on a regular basis. Okay? So abundant life is
bigger than stuff. It's just being filled and
overflowing with love and joy and peace. Being
satisfied with your relationship with God and
in Him. I mean, that's abundant life. I don't
care what you have. That's abundant life. So
we see that because of their unbelief, they were
not able to enter God's rest. God's promise of
entering His rest Still stands. So does this
apply to us? It still stands. So we ought to
tremble with fear that some of you might fail
to experience it. What does that mean? God wants
us to experience His life, His love, His joy,
His peace. And it's a shame if we don't experience
it. It's like, how can you know the promises
of God and not experience it? Well, by not having
faith in them. A faith that's strong enough to
move your mouth. This is good preaching, but
it's hard preaching. Somebody smile at the person
beside you and say, this is good preaching. And
tell them my toes might be hurting just a little
bit, but this is good preaching. For this good
news that God has prepared this rest has been
announced to us just as it was to them. But it
did them no good because they didn't share the
faith of those who listened to God. The difference
was their faith in the promise of God. They're
words in agreement with the promise of God. They
spoke in disagreement or against the promise
of God, so they didn't get it. For only those
who believe can enter His rest. Hebrews 4 verse
3. It takes faith. Just knowing that this is
available to you doesn't make it happen in your
life. Just knowing that salvation is available
doesn't make people saved. They have to respond
in faith. It's by grace, it's by God's unmerited
favor, it's by God's acts of kindness and favor
towards you that we can know Christ and be born
again. But it only happens when we respond in
faith. When we believe. And then the Bible even
says this. Confession is made unto salvation.
When we believe. When we surrender. When we confess
that Jesus is Lord. There has to be a confession.
Not just saying the word. Not just saying the
title. But saying the relationship. Jesus is
Lord. Jesus is my Lord. I've surrendered my life
to Him. I want to live for Him. I want to follow
Him. I want to know Him. Only those who believe
can enter His rest. Only those who believe can
take hold of His promises and see those promises
in their lives fulfilled. Only those who believe.
We have to believe God's promises. We have to
believe. 2 Peter 1, verse 3. By His divine power,
God has given us everything we need for living
a godly life. During this series, one of the
whole messages was, don't let your words cancel
out your prayers. Here's the deal. God has already
answered most prayers that you pray. He's already
answered. Hello? He's already answered your prayers.
So quit begging. I can't tell you how much of
my prayer life used to be just begging God. Just
begging. We need to get to the point where we
know what God's promise is already. He's already
promised us something that is an answer to our
prayer. And we're up there begging God and God's
saying, Hello? I've already answered this prayer.
I've already made this answer available to you.
I've already given it to you. You just need to
receive it by faith. You need to quit begging
me for it and receive it. I've known people before
that just begged and begged and begged and begged
for God to save them. Oh God, please. Now, for
us in this room, that's probably strange. I've
had people say that they just can't get saved
and they beg God to save them. How many of you
know that Jesus' work on the cross has already
answered that? It's available. It's available.
You don't have to beg God for it. I'll use my
most common illustration. Peace is already given
to you. Jesus said, I give you my peace. I leave
it with you. Not like the world's peace. It depends
on what's going on around. But my peace is bigger
than that. And I've already given it to you.
So we don't need to beg him for peace anymore.
We need to receive the peace that he gave us
by faith. He is Yahweh Shalom. He is peace. By
his divine power, God has given us everything.
Look to the person beside you and say, everything.
God's already given you everything you need for
living a godly life. It's already been given
to you. Listen, we have received all of this
by coming to know Him. It's part of being in
Christ. The one who called us to Himself by means
of His marvelous glory and excellence. And because
of His glory and excellence, look at the person
beside you and say, God's a good God. Because
of His glory and excellence, He has given us
great and precious promises. Hundreds of promises
that God has made to you. Hundreds. I think it's
more than a thousand. I think it's more than
a couple of thousand if you look at the promises
in the Bible. There's a lot of things that God
has promised to you. And the majority of them
probably aren't evident in your life today. Here's
the deal. It's not God's fault. God is not holding
out on you. He's given us great and precious
promises. These are the promises. Does anybody
ever get knocked around by the world? The flesh?
The devil? Anybody get knocked around and beat
up a little bit every once in a while? Well,
the promises of God enable you to share God's
divine nature and escape the world's corruption
caused by human desires. I did not write this.
I'm just delivering the message. So God has given
you great and precious promises that will enable
you to escape the world's corruption caused by
human desires. And in view of all this, get this,
Make every effort to respond. Everybody say respond.
See, it's our responsibility to respond. I didn't
write this. In view of all this, make every effort
to respond to God's promises. We have to respond
to God's promises. We don't just sit back and
say, God, I know you promised it, so I'm just
going to sit here and wait. Why isn't it showing
up in my life, God? You promised it. Why isn't
it here? Why are you holding out on me, God?
Why? Faith is what's missing. What is your response
to God's promises? What is your response? Here's
the deal. You will receive according to what
you believe and what you say. But I don't want
any responsibility, God. I just want you to zap
me with it or the preacher to zap me with it.
I don't want any responsibility. See? You're
going to receive according to what you believe
and what you say. Are you going to respond to
God's promises with words of faith or words of
unbelief? It's up to you. You might say, what
did Jesus say about it? Mark 11, 22 and 23. Here's
what Jesus said. He says, have faith. We're talking
about faith. Have faith in God. Don't have faith
in yourself. Don't have faith in your imagination.
Don't have faith in your feelings. Have faith
in God. Because when we have faith in God, we're
connected to the source that can do something
about it. So he is able. He is all powerful.
He's the one who can do something. So let's have
faith in him. Let's have faith in what he's promised.
Let's have faith in what he said. Have faith
in God. The disciples were like, wait a minute.
That fig tree, last night you spoke to it. Everybody
say spoke. You spoke to it, and then today it's
withered up from the roots. So what's going on
here, Jesus? So Jesus said, have faith in God.
For assuredly, I say to you. He didn't have to
say that, but he just wants to make sure you
know he's serious in saying it. Assuredly, I
say to you, what I'm about to tell you is the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
For assuredly, for assuredly, I say to you, what
did Jesus say? Whoever says, everybody hold up
one finger, says. Because our words are going
to be the result of what we truly believe. Keep
that finger up. Whoever says to this mountain,
Be removed and be cast into the sea, and does
not doubt in his heart, but believes. Everybody
hold a finger on another hand for believe. So
now we're equal, right? Saying and believing
is equal. Be removed and cast into the sea, does
not doubt in his heart, but believes that those
things which he says will be done. He will have
whatever he says. Why do you think it says say
three times and believe one time? We focus in
on believing and don't focus in on saying, but
Jesus said say three times and He only said believe
one time. So everybody show me three fingers.
You need to say three times as much as you say
you believe. Because out of the abundance of
the heart, out of what you are, Just completely
in agreement with. When you get to that point,
you're going to talk. Out of the abundance of
the heart, the mouth speaks. If your faith isn't
big enough to move your mouth, it's not going
to move your mountain. If your faith isn't big
enough to move your mouth, it's not going to
move your fear. It's not going to move your worry.
It's not going to move your anxiety. It's not
going to... Move your temptation. If your faith
isn't big enough to move your mouth. And, you
know, I've read verses before where God said,
you know what? If all you're going to do is talk
about your trouble, just quit talking. And we
looked at Zechariah. Remember Zechariah? Several
weeks ago we talked about Zechariah. The angel
of God appeared and said, Zechariah, God has
heard your prayer. Here's the answer to your
prayer. You've been praying this prayer, praying
this prayer, praying this prayer. You and your
wife Elizabeth, you've been praying and praying
and praying and praying and praying and praying
for a son. I know now that you're old and you
probably don't think you're going to have one,
but guess what? God's heard your prayer. And
his words that flowed out of his mouth, instead
of praising God and saying, wow, this is awesome,
God. Thank you for answering our prayer. We're
so excited that we're going to have a son. The
angel called out his words as being words of
unbelief. And guess what? God knew. That the
power of life and death was in his tongue. So
he just shut him up for nine months. Because
that answer to prayer had to do with messianic
prophecy. But nothing going to mess that one
up. Here's my last verse. Let us hold fast. Everybody
say, hold on. See, this is where the title came
from. Hold on. I've been putting it like this.
With bulldog tenacity. Hold on. Like a bulldog
latched on a knot on the end of a rope. You can
pick that dog up in the air and he's still fighting
that knot. He's not letting go of that knot.
Just like my grandpuppy. I gave her a big old...
It kind of scared her at first because I gave
her a Christmas present. My grandpappy, I gave
her a big orange gorilla, the biggest toy she's
ever owned. This gorilla, the body is bigger
than her head, and she's a... But guess what?
If you try to take it from her today, she's holding
on with bulldog tenacity. You can't get it out
of her mouth unless she lets you get it out of
her mouth. Let us hold fast! Why do we hold him
fast? Does anybody know what a confession is?
Does anybody know what a confession is? What's
a good confession? You don't know what a good
confession is? A good confession is an agreement
with what God said. Caleb had a good confession
when he gave his report. Would you agree with
me? He had a good confession. He says, God promised
it, let's go get it. We can have it because God
promised it. Let us hold fast to the confession
of our hope. Everybody say hope. I'm going to
tell you again, the Greek word in the New Testament
that's translated hope for us is the word elpo,
E -L -P -O. It doesn't mean hope so. It doesn't
mean wish. Never in the Bible does that word
hope mean wish or hope so. That's what it means
in English. That's what it means in our language.
That's not what it means in the Bible. Here's
what it means in the Bible. Confident expectation.
And you're so confident that you can anticipate
it with pleasure. That's what hope means. Confident
expectation. And before it is manifest in your
life, you're just anticipating it with pleasure.
You're already happy about it before it happens.
That's what hope is. Let us hold fast the confession
of our hope. Now, how could we hold fast to a
confession of our hope and have confident expectation?
We can't do that unless our hope and our confession
is anchored in God and His faithfulness. You
know what? I might let you down one day. I don't
want to, but I might let you down. Right? Has
anybody ever let somebody down before? You've
let somebody down. I might let you down. Guess
what? God will never let you down. I could have
every intention of washing your car this afternoon,
and I could tell you that I'm going to wash your
car. But there are things out of my control.
I might not be able to wash your car, even though
I really wanted to. You see what I'm saying?
But there's nothing that is out of God's control.
That could keep him from keeping his promise.
Woo! Let us hold fast the confession of our hope
without wavering. Now here's the key. Can't have
confident expectation right now and then kind
of lose it. And then say, well, I'm going to
have confident expectation again, but now I see
something and oh man. That's probably never going
to happen. Probably never going to happen. It's
called wavering. Wavering. We've got to hold
fast to our words that are based on a promise
of God and we're confidently expecting and we've
got to keep on confidently expecting. You know
why we can keep on confidently expecting? Keep
reading. For he who promised is faithful. You
got to keep confidently expecting even though
what you see is not in agreement with the promise.
Even though you see some giants and fortified
walls and cities. You've got to keep it on the
confident expectation that God has said, this
is mine, this is promised to me, and it's mine,
let's go get it. Are you with me? You can't say,
well, I don't know, these are big guys, but I'm
confident, I'm confident. I don't know, these
fortified cities, I feel like a grasshopper.
Oh, I'm confident. Here's why you've got to hold
fast. Because you have a promise from God. And
it doesn't matter what I see because I don't
walk by sight. I walk by faith. I don't walk
by feelings. I walk by faith. I don't walk by
every thought that comes into my mind because
the enemy's got some flaming arrows that are
trying to get you to not confidently expect.
anticipate with pleasure. When those hit, you
don't just fall for that. Why? Because I've got
a good God and I've got a faithful God. He keeps
His promises. So I'm going to stand. This is
the hill I'm going to stand on. God's a good
God. God keeps His promises. He's faithful. He's
faithful. So here's the DFV. Dean Forrest's version.
After looking up the words. I'm not a Bible translator,
but you can look up these words and you will
agree with my DFV translation. DFV, Dean Forrest's
version, if you're trying to figure that out.
No matter what you see or feel, hold on. Everybody
say, hold on. Hold on to joyful words of confident
expectation. No matter what you see or feel.
Hold on to those joyful words of confident expectation
concerning the promises of God. Concerning those
promises being fulfilled in your life. Hold on
to some joyful words of confident expectation.
And here's a warning. Never speak against the
promises of God. Everybody say, that's wavering.
When we speak against the promises of God, that's
wavering. Don't expect anything if you're back
and forth. Wish I had the verse over here. Double
-minded man is unstable in all of his ways. Don't
expect anything from God if you're just going
to be back and forth all the time. Never speak
against Him. Why do we not need to speak against
the promises of God? Because God is faithful
and He always keeps His promises. And you've
got to be sold out on that. If you're going to
be a person of faith and receive the promises
of God, you've got to be sold out that God is
faithful. If God said it, I can take it to the
bank. Because God is faithful and He always keeps
His promises. Now there's some promises that
He's made me that, hey, it's been years have
passed. I'm not talking about, you know, if it
ain't here in five minutes, we're going to give
up and start wavering. If it's not here by Friday,
we're going to give up and start wavering. If
it's not here by the end of the month, well,
it ain't going to happen. Well, you just spoke.
And it's not going to happen. And you're going
to get what you believe and what you say. This
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