Morning everyone, I'm reading from Jonah chapter 4.
And the Lord said,
Jonah went out of the city and sat to the east of the city and made a booth for himself there.
He sat under it in the shade till he should see what would become of the city.
Now the Lord God appointed a plant and made it come up over Jonah,
that it might be a shade over his head to save him from his discomfort.
So Jonah was exceedingly glad because of the plant.
But when dawn came up the next day, God appointed a worm that attacked the plant so that it withered.
When the sun rose, God appointed a scorching east wind,
and the sun beat down on the head of Jonah so that he was faint.
And he asked that he might die and said,
It is better for me to die than to live.
But God said to Jonah,
Do you do well to be angry for the plant?
And he said,
Yes, I do well to be angry, angry enough to die.
And the Lord said,
You pity the plant for which you did not labour,
nor did you make it grow,
which came into being in a night and perished in a night.
And should I not pity Nineveh, that great city,
in which there are more than 120,000 persons,
who do not know their right hand from their left,
and also much cattle.
Good morning.
My name is Bo.
I'm one of the elders.
I'm going to bring you the message this morning.
Father God,
it's so blessed for us to know that
our sins,
not in part,
but the whole,
has been nailed to the cross,
and we bear it no more.
We thank you for the privilege
of being your people today.
May you help us now,
as we hear your word,
that you might see your glory
in the Lord Jesus Christ.
For in his name we pray.
Amen.
Okay, so today is chapter 4 of Jonah,
so the last chapter.
Just a recap,
we know that Jonah was commissioned
to go to Nineveh,
and then he ran away,
he didn't want to go.
But God hunted him down,
and he was in the stomach of the fish
for three days,
and then he sort of repented,
and then God recommissioned him,
and he went to Nineveh,
and he told the Nineveh
that in 40 days,
their city will be overturned,
will be destroyed.
And the Nineveh,
from the kingdom,
repented of their evil ways,
and then God forgave them.
And I suppose God
was somehow telling
these Nineveh
that they were forgiven,
because the king's edit
was that they shouldn't eat or drink
until they were forgiven.
So they couldn't have waited
for 40 days,
I suppose,
to not have eaten and drank.
It would be maybe a couple of days.
Somehow they knew that,
and then Jonah also knew
God could have used Jonah
to tell the Nineveh
that they were forgiven.
So in chapter 4,
we were very surprised
to read that
Jonah was exceedingly displeased,
and he was very angry
with the outcome
of the whole event.
And he asked God
to take his life away.
Have you ever been so angry
that you want to kill yourself?
I think this is not,
doesn't make sense,
does it?
I mean,
if I'm angry,
I won't kill myself,
I will kill whoever offended me
if I want to kill someone.
Isn't it true?
So the fact that
Jonah wanted to end his life
is telling us a lot of things
we shall consider that.
When we are angry,
we were offended by something
or someone.
On the other hand,
if we want to end our life,
we don't think life is worth living.
that's because
we become so broken
inside us
that we don't think
we can
recover from it.
So these two things
are happening to Jonah
at the same time.
We want to consider
why is
Jonah
complaining
about
the outcome
of the
whole event.
I mean,
consider
Jonah,
we can
see that Jonah
could be the most
effective prophet ever.
I mean,
imagine if we want
to preach
to the people
in Newcastle
or even
Glendale
and everybody
suddenly
repented
of their
sinful ways.
How would you feel?
Definitely,
you would be thankful
to God
and for the
people
being
safe.
But not for
Jonah
because he
when you
remember that
when he told
the Linniwai,
he didn't say that
if you
don't repent,
you will be
destroyed in 40 days.
He simply said that
you will be
destroyed
or overcome
in 40 days.
There is no
option
for repentance.
I suppose
Jonah
didn't want
them to
repent
and didn't
give them
the option
for them
to repent
and therefore
their repentance
was not
what Jonah
would expect
and then
even worse,
God actually
just forgave
them
and didn't
carry out
the threat
that God
was telling
Jonah
to tell
the Linniwai
and so
Jonah
was
very angry
and
we know
that
Jonah's
anger
is not
only because
God
had mercy
on the
Linniwai
his anger
is also
because
God's
generosity
was at
his expense
that means
Jonah
had lost
something
in the process
he has lost
his identity
at least
things that
make Jonah
who he
was
that is
his identity
let's
consider
what
Jonah
was
living
for
that is
we can
consider
ourselves
we
will be
proud
for
whatever
we
do
like
our
profession
or
our
look
our
family
background
our
education
our
possessions
all those
are
things that
we identify
ourselves
with
now
in
Jonah's
case
there are
at least
three things
that we
can consider
he
lost
in the
process
of
God
forgiving
the
line
wise
the
first
thing
is
his
profession
so
he
is
a
prophet
he
will
be
proud
to be
a
prophet
and
he
prophesies
that
the
line
will
be
destroyed
in
40
days
now
if
this
didn't
come
true
how
would
Jonah
feel
about
that
God
tell him
to warn
the
line
wise
he
did
and
then
the
warning
didn't
come
true
so
that
means
he's
a
false
prophet
he
will
lose
his
identity
as
a
prophet
okay
that's
one
thing
the
other
thing
is
line
why
Jonah
is
proud
to be
a
Hebrew
a
Jew
his
nationality
okay
I
think
we
are
as
Australians
proud
to be
Australian
and so
we
say
that
this
is
an
un-Austrian
way
of doing
things
so
this
is
our
identity
so
that
if
you
consider
yourself
an
Australian
you
should
do
things
this
way
and
the
Americans
the
same
Trump
wants
to
make
Americans
great
again
and so
that's
what
he's
doing
things
to do
that
just
to
be
great
that's
very
important
for
our
identity
as a
nation
we
know
that
Jonah
in
chapter
one
told
the
sailors
that
he
was
a
Hebrew
and
that
is
what
he's
proud
to
be
and
Jonah
knew
that
the
Ninevites
would
attack
and conquer
Israel
sometime
in future
if they
continue
to
be
stronger
and
that's
why
he
would
expect
God
to
destroy
Nineveh
so
that
Nineveh
would
not
destroy
Israel
or
Jerusalem
in
time
to
come
and
so
if
God
doesn't
do
it
then
he
would
if
Israel
was
destroyed
then
he
would
lose
his
identity
as
a
Hebrew
and
so
that
is
a
threat
to
him
and
that's
why
he
wanted
Nineveh
to be
destroyed
you
might
think
that
isn't
it
better
for
the
evil
Nineveh
to
repent
and
so
they
don't
then
go
and
conquer
other
people
for
that
generation
is
but
for
the
next
generation
may
not
be
just
that
while
the
Nineveh
were
fighters
they
like
to
conquer
and
plunder
people
they
also
fight
among
themselves
and
so
they
are
not
united
people
so
while
they
are
a
threat
they
were
not
immediate
or
big
threat
but
once
they
repented
of
their
evil
ways
that
means
that
they
can
start
to
organize
themselves
as
a
country
and
become
strong
so
the
Assyrian
will
come up
from
that
and
then
they
would
become
a
threat
to
other
countries
and
so
I
think
Jonah
would
be
thinking
further
ahead
and
so
the
profession
nationality
the
third thing
would be
his
righteousness
or
religiosity
because
Jonah
is proud
of being
someone
who is
religious
he
kept
the
law
of
God
he
was
circumcised
he
did
all
the
right
things
and
so
he
thought
that
he
deserved
God's
mercy
because
of
what
he
did
and
when
he
saw
that
God
forgave
those
evil
linivites
I mean
those
linivites
didn't
even
keep
God's
law
they
didn't
become
circumcised
repentance
may not
be
long term
could be
just
at that
time
because
of
fear
and
that's
why
Jonah
think
that
I
have
worked
all my
life
I
worked
so
hard
to be
a good
person
and
yet
these
people
who have
been doing
bad
things
and God
just
simply
forgave
them
how
is it
fair
so
his
effort
to be
righteous
didn't
seem to
matter
if you
understand
that
it's like
Psalm
73
verse 13
when
I
I'm
envious
of the
arrogant
when I
see their
prosperity
in
when
have
kept
my
heart
clean
and
washed
my
hands
in
innocence
that
is
why
are
those
bad
people
have
such
a
good
time
and
I
work
so
hard
to
keep
God's
law
and
I
don't
seem
to be
any
better
than
those
people
so
these
are
the
three
things
at
least
I
think
that
is
making
Jonah
angry
and
his
identity
has
been
broken
you see
since
the time
of Adam
and Eve
we
humans
have been
feeling
ashamed
of
ourselves
Adam
and Eve
they needed
to
fix
leaves
to
cover
themselves
but we
all
want
something
to
cover
ourselves
to
make
ourselves
great
again
we
know
that
we
have
fallen
short
of
the
glory
of
God
and
we
want
to
make
ourselves
to be
somebody
and we
want
to
heal
our
brokenness
and
God
seems
I mean
Jonah
worked
very hard
to make
himself
someone
but
God
is
taking
away
all
that
he
relies
on
for
his
identity
and
that's
why
he
is
so
angry
I
would
like
to
in
the
third
point
about
the
righteousness
I
think
I
should
expand
a bit
deeper
there's
the
idea
that
Jonah
was
thinking
himself
more
righteous
than
the
Lenivites
and
therefore
God
should
have
treated
Jonah
and the
Israelites
much
better
than
the
Lenivites
but
it
seems
that
God
has
treated
them
the
same
in
terms
of
forgiving
their
sins
so
there
is
the
idea
that
the
bad
people
don't
suffer
anything
after
they
confess
their
sins
I
think
especially
in
eastern
culture
from the
culture
I came
from
in the
olden
days
we
do
not
have
any
problem
to
believe
that
God
will
punish
the
bad
people
and
reward
the
good
people
but
we
do
have
problem
to
believe
a
God
who
would
just
simply
forgive
bad
people
because
we
believe
that
bad
people
should
be
punished
so
the
presumption
is
that
after
you
confess
your
sin
and
you
got
forgiven
and
there
is
no
consequence
so
the
presumption
of no
consequence
is not
actually
true
just
like
if
I
was
a
glutton
I
just
simply
eat
anything
I
like
and
then
after
I
came
to
know
God
and
I
changed
my
way
I
was
forgiven
for
my
gluttony
but
whatever
I
have
eaten
in the
past
has
destroyed
my
body
I
might
get
diabetes
for
me
and
it
doesn't
mean
that
after
I
become
a
Christian
my
diabetes
would
automatically
be
reverted
so
there's
consequence
or
if
I
offend
somebody
a
damaged
relationship
after
I
am
forgiven
the
relationship
that
has
been
damaged
will
take
years
to
heal
or
may
not
even
heal
in
this
lifetime
so
there
is
consequence
for
the
bad
things
that
we
all
do
or
the
Ninevite
have
done
they
have
to
live
with it
and
repent
or
just
be
something
that
they
will
be
troubling
their
heart
for a
long
time
as well
especially
the
more
for
us
the
more
we
know
God
the
more
things
that
we
have
done
trouble
our
hearts
things
that
we
did
foolishness
I
remember
about
40
years
ago
as a
uni
student
I
was
a
joker
I
tried
to
tell
jokes
and
so
my
friends
I
was
with
the
overseas
christian
fellowship
people
one
day
we
have
a
workshop
and
the
teacher
was
asking
us
to
pair
up
to
get
to
know
one
another
and
then
getting
us
to
tell
the
group
about
what
we
observed
about
the
other
person
or
what
we
get
to
know
about
that
person
I
was
making
jokes
throughout
and
so
the
teacher
picked
me
to
be
the
first
one
to
tell
about
the
sister
that
I
was
talking
with
and
I
make
a
joke
out
of
that
and
say
something
quite
bad
about
the
person
but
the
other
friends
knew
that
I
was
telling
jokes
so
they
were
not
surprised
but
the
teacher
was
very
surprised
and
she
looked
at
me
sternly
and
I
am
thankful
that
she
did
that
she
didn't
laugh
with
me
but
that
thing
since
then
has
been
in
my
heart
for
the
40
years
that
I
did
not
take
the
opportunity
to say
something
encouraging
and building
up
to that
person
instead
of just
wasting
it
on a
joke
and a
bad
joke
as well
so
even
last
month
I
was
reminded
about
that
when
I
was
doing
gardening
I
lost
contact
with
that
sister
since
uni
day
but
surprisingly
three weeks
ago
when
they
and I
were
in
Singapore
another
couple
invited us
for
dinner
from
the same
group
of
people
and
that
sister
turned
up
to
join
us
for
the
dinner
I
was
so
glad
that
she
turned
up
the
first
thing
I
told
her
was
I
want
to
apologize
for
what I
said
40
years
ago
and
she
said
I
didn't
remember
anything
you
said
she
didn't
even
remember
the
whole
event
so
for
her
it
was
nothing
but
for
me
it
was
something
over
the
40
years
I
still
lost
that
opportunity
I
should
have
said
something
encouraging
and building
up
I
lost
that
forever
and
so
there's
consequence
for us
for bad
people
for bad
things
that we
do
the
other
thing
is
that
it's
unfair
for
God
to
forgive
both
the
Israelites
and
the
Ninevites
the
Jonah
didn't
know
that
in
God's
side
he
is
also
like
the
Ninevites
who
was
not
seeking
God
he
was
only
seeking
for
his
own
identity
for
his
own
comfort
so
in
God's
side
he
is
as
lost
as
the
Ninevites
God
and
so
if
Jonah
wants
fairness
then
everybody
would
not
be
forgiven
everybody
would
end
up
in
hell
so
fairness
again
in
God's
side
we
can't
ask
for
fairness
because
we
all
of us
are
recipients
of
God's
mercy
so
we
should
ask
ourselves
when
we
are
angry
why
it is
so
what
idols
or
what
things
that
we
are
relying
on
that
is
being
disturbed
being
devalued
being
disregarded
that
we
are
not
happy
with
and
why
is
and
then
we
dig
deeper
and
why
is
Jonah
so
broken
in terms
of
he's
trying
to
mend
himself
building
up
his
identity
with
all
these
things
now
God
seems
to
take
them
away
and
Jonah
is
telling
God
to
his
face
that
take
my
life
away
so
can
you
see
that
means
God
is
not
Jonah's
joy
God
is
not
Jonah's
life
because
if
God
is
Jonah's
joy
he
wouldn't
have
seen
God
and
feel
angry
and
tell
God
to
end
to
take
his
life
away
he
will
be
joyful
when
he
faces
God
regardless
of
the
circumstances
of
his
experience
and so
the
deeper
problem
is that
Jonah
didn't
actually
have
a
personal
relationship
with
God
he
can
serve
God
but
God
is
not
his
friend
or
not
his
joy
and
that
is
why
he
is
struggling
with
and
he
cannot
simply
just
go away
from
God
actually
instead
of
committing
suicide
wanting
to
end
his
life
for
most
of us
we
can
if
we
are
angry
with
God
we
can
just
not
come
to
church
and
not
associate
with
Christians
anymore
just
do
our
own
things
but
Jonah
couldn't
do
it
we
have
a
friend
again
from
40
years
ago
she
was
very
committed
during
that
uni
years
but
after
she
finished
studying
her
father
died
and
her
brother
also
died
in
quick
succession
and
since
then
she
was
so
angry
because
she
just
gave
up
she
didn't
want
to
go
to
church
they
wanted
to
associate
with
us
but
just
the
last
few
years
we
managed
to
catch
up
with
her
and
hoping
that
she
would
know
God's
grace
again
and
yeah
we can
run
away
but
Jonah
is hard
because
Jonah
is a
prophet
he
if
he
stops
serving
God
he
can't
face
his
friends
and
family
and say
you are
a prophet
how can
you not
believe in
God
now
and
that is
something
he
couldn't
face
either
and
so
for
Jonah
he
could
think
the only
thing
he can
think of
is to
just die
and his
life
he's got
no way
out
that is
again
for
he's
just
become
so
broken
but
we
know
that
even
in
Jonah's
brokenness
God
was
actually
changing
him
looking
him
into
someone
who
really
can relate
to God
and enjoy
God's
presence
we can
see
God's
compassion
not
only
on the
lineage
but also
on
Jonah
so
first of
all
God
commissioned
Jonah
to do
this
task
knowing
that
Jonah
would
have
such
a
reaction
but
God
still
selected
Jonah
to do
the job
and
then
when
Jonah
ran
away
God
hunted
him
down
God
didn't
just
let
him
run
away
and
then
God
asked
Jonah
for the
second
time
to
go
to
Linnei
and
then
when
Jonah
was
angry
and
went
out
to
the
hill
to
wait
for
the
40
days
to
see
whether
God
actually
would
destroy
Linnei
God
provided
him
a
plant
and
give
him
some
comfort
and
after
that
God
removed
that
plant
and
removed
the
comfort
that
is
to
show
Jonah
that
all
the
comforts
in
the
world
only
transient
and
insufficient
and
that
is
still
God's
mercy
upon
Jonah
letting
him
to
learn
not
to
rely
on
things
in
the
world
for
his
comfort
for
his
identity
and
then
God
showed
Jonah
God's
heart
and
Jonah's
heart
God
asked
Jonah
twice
do
you
do
well
to
be
angry
that
is
the
time
when
God
wants
Jonah
to
think
about
his
anger
why
he's
angry
and
God
will
ask us
the same
thing
again
God
is
showing
Jonah
his
heart
Jonah's
compassion
on the
plant
was
because
the
plant
was useful
to
Jonah
so that's
why
Jonah
was
compassionate
to
the
plant
but God
is showing
Jonah
that
I have
compassion
on the
lindyvice
not because
the lindyvice
were useful
to me
not because
they were
keeping
the
law
because
God
said
these
people
120,000
of them
they don't
know
their left
hand from
their right
that means
these people
are ignorant
they
don't know
anything
about
even their
own life
not to
mention
about
God
and
God's
compassion
God's
mercy
is
without
any
such
condition
because
with
condition
we all
would not
receive
any
mercy
from
God
and
the
fact
that
it's
called
mercy
is
unconditional
otherwise
it won't
be called
mercy
so
and then
even as
Jonah
was angry
with God
and rebellious
God was
actually
using him
to fulfill
his plan
of salvation
so Jonah
become part
of the
plan of
salvation
because
he
would
point to
the greater
Jonah
that was
to come
and both
Jonah
and Jesus
share the
same
thing
that is
both of
them
fulfill
God's
plan
and
suffer
loss
in doing
that
so Jonah
lost his
identity
and Jesus
lost
his life
and Jesus
is the
greater
Jonah
because
while
Jonah
was reluctant
to lose
his identity
as a
prophet
or as
a Hebrew
Jesus
lost his
status
as equal
being equal
to God
Jesus
lost his
life
Jesus
basically
lost
everything
to
fulfill
God's
plan
of salvation
and
Jesus
also
was
willing
to empty
his glory
to be
to save
his people
and so
that's why
Jesus is
the
greater
Jonah
and so
with
knowing that
we have
a greater
humanity
here
we have
we can
be
comforted
even
from
chapter 4
of Jonah
we
we can
take some
comfort
there are
at least
four things
we can
take comfort
from
first is
that
we can
be angry
with God
if we
want
if we
are
just like
Jonah
the best
thing is
to trust
God
and give
thanks
for all
our
encounters
but then
I know
all of us
do have
I mean
at times
we just
become angry
for
all that
why
will
they
go
through
the
worst
thing
is
to
murmur
or
grumble
about
God
behind
his
back
just
like
the
Israelites
were
in
the
wilderness
so
we can
learn
from
Jonah
and the
Samis
or even
Jeremiah
just to
tell God
and we can
tell God
to his
face
I'm
angry
because of
this and
that
even though
my anger
may not
be justified
but at
least tell
God
and
God
will
help us
to
go through
our anger
and
hopefully
from there
we learn
and learn
to trust
God
in the future
so the
first thing
is we
can be
angry
with God
but tell
him
to his
face
not
talk
behind
God's
back
second
thing
is
God's
forgiveness
is
easy
and
without
burden
as we
see
from
the
lineage
that
they were
not
required
to
be
circumcised
or to
keep the
law
or keep
the
suburb
or
God
didn't
give them
a
proportional
period
before
they were
forgiven
we were
just
simply
forgiven
we can
put a
lot of
condition
on
ourselves
when we
confess
and
think
that God
would
forgive us
straight away
or put
it on
other
people
one of
the
person
that I
baptised
three weeks
ago in
Malaysia
he
had been
wanting to
be baptised
for a
number of
years
the
church
didn't
want to
baptise
him
because
he
is a
loud
mouth
he
offends
he
offended
everyone
so he
didn't
have any
friends
except his
wife
which
remained
faithful
to him
it's
very hard
to talk
to him
he
just
tend to
boast
about
himself
identity
for himself
is very
important
and put
out
with
everybody
else
he
had a
rough
life
as you
can
imagine
and
so he
tried to
have his
identity
as a
person
and so
he
put down
everyone
else
and he
was talking
so
the church
wanted him
to go to
the baptismal
class
he said
I know
all those
things
he
just
would not
negotiate
two years
ago
then I
went back
and we
spent
four
weeks
each
week
we
spent
time
with
him
going
through
the
gospel
he
understood
that
and
so
this
time
he
requested
me to
baptize
him
I said
I can
baptize
you
but
it's
not
from
the
church
the
church
was happy
for me
to do
the baptism
in his
house
so
that's
what
he
attended
my
sermons
on
Good
Friday
and
Easter
Sunday
and
on
Easter
Sunday
I
preached
on
Revelation
chapter
21
verses
1
to
8
and
the
Lord
says
that
those
who
thirsty
will
be
given
the
living
water
to
drink
so
I
said
Jesus
condition
is
you
are
thirsty
for
him
and
I
sent
an
invitation
anybody
who
is
thirsty
want
to
identify
yourself
just
stand
up
and
he
stood
up
and
that's
why
I
baptized
him
in
the
afternoon
and
I
told
on
Monday
I
told
a
couple
of
the
leaders
in
the
church
about
if
this
man
called
Tommy
comes
to
church
next
week
how
would
you
treat
him
would
you
be
friend
with
him
yeah
it's
very
hard
to
be
friend
with
would
you
see
that
he
is also
a
smoker
he
would
go out
of the
service
now and
then
to
smoke
how
would
you
treat
this
man
I
encourage
them
to
not
to
put
conditions
unnecessary
conditions
on
people
to
become
a
Christian
God's
forgiveness
is
easy
and
without
burden
the
third
thing
is
that
our
adversities
are
usually
God's
way
to
heal
our
brokenness
adversities
bring
up
or
challenges
us
in terms
of what
we actually
rely on
in life
for our
significance
for our
validity
those
things are
challenged
when
our
children
disregard
our
not
listening
to us
then
our
status
as
parents
has been
challenged
but is
that
important
that we
must keep
that status
and
there are
all these
things that
we go
to
when we
ask
ourselves
we
would
know
that
God
is
bringing
us
back
to
him
to
rely
on
him
to
be
whole
so
the
fourth
thing
is
we
can
know
God
personally
during
Jonah's
time
it's
more
difficult
because
God
is
considered
as
someone
higher
above
a
master
but not
a
friend
but
you
know
our
time
is
so
much
easier
because
God
has
become
a
man
and
in
Jesus
Christ
we
can
relate
to
God
in
a
personal
way
a
lot
easier
than
Jonah's
time
so
while
we
can
look
at
Jonah
and
hope
that
he
would
know
God
in
that
way
we
can
look
at
ourselves
and
know
that
God
already
provided
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
for
us
to
know
him
in
that
way
and
so
these
four
things
at
we
can
learn
that
if
we
are
angry
with
God
we
can
talk
to
him
God's
forgiveness
is
easy
and
without
burden
our
adversities
are
usually
God's
way
of
healing
our
brokenness
even
though
he
may
break
us
more
so
that
we
can
be
fully
whole
and
the
fourth
thing
is
that
we
can
relate
to
God
personally
in
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
so
in
chapter
three
of
Jonah
he
is
the
Ninevites
are
repentant
of their
sin
in
chapter
four
of
Jonah
God
is
leading
Jonah
to
repent
of
his
righteousness
so
that's
what
Sam
has
talked
about
the
son
and
the
brother
so
we
need
to
learn
to
repent
of
our
sin
and
our
own
righteousness
otherwise
we
will
not
receive
the
righteousness
of
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
may
the
Holy
Spirit
help
us
and
convict us
of
our
sin
and our
righteousness
that we
might
truly
repent
and
behold
again
in the
Lord
Jesus
let us
pray
God
may
you
free
us
that
we
are not
only free
from
our sins
also free
from
our own
righteousness
that we
may not
rely on
worldly
things
for
our
validity
our
significance
our
identity
Father
we
want
to
be
drawn
to
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
that
we
can
all
say
that
it's
no
longer
I
who
live
but
Christ
who
lives
in
me
the
life
I
live
by
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
who
loved
me
and
died
for
me
thank
you
Father
we
pray
in
Jesus
name
Amen
Thank you.