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Do We Love Lord Jesus? by Joseph John
February 25, 2010

Do We Love Lord Jesus? How do you love Lord Jesus when He asked you not to do but you do? Stop Hypocrisy: Love: Matthew: 5: 26,27,28. If only you love those who loves you. Show Off Matthew: 6: 1. Be careful not to do your acts righteousness. Long Prayer: Matthew: 6: 5. And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites. Capability: Revelation: 3: 15, 16. I know you deed that you are neither cold hot, I wish you were either one or the other. So because you are Lake Worm neither hot cold. I am about to spit you out of my mouth. Cold: Weak. “Those people who do not know God and His plan are Cold”. Lord Jesus said, come to me I will pour my Holy Spirit on you to make you strong. Hot: Strong. “Those how are strong in His righteousness are Hot”. Lord Jesus said that if you were strong in my righteousness I would send to those who are cold. (Weak) to make them strong for the glory of God. Proud: Revelation: 3: 17 to 22: You say I am rich, I have acquired wealth and do not need a thing----------- Lord said I counsel you to but from me gold refined in the fire so you can become rich. “Refined Gold is His righteousness”. Remove Heavy Stone: John: 11: 39 to 42. Lord Jesus said take away the stone. “So we must remove each others burdens”

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