Father in heaven,
we would come before you now
and that we would ask that
your name would be hallowed
and that your will would be done
on earth as it is in heaven.
Father, would you now pour out your spirit
upon us, your people,
in this congregation
and would you give us eyes
to see the risen Jesus
through this eyewitness account of John.
It's in your name we pray.
Amen.
Well, a week ago I had my vision tested
and as part of having my vision tested,
I knew that there was going to be
a particular test in that big test
that is a point of challenge for me.
The colorblind test.
I was seated in front of 12 circles,
four rows of three.
Each circle was comprised of smaller circles
of varying colors and shades
and apparently there are numbers
you can see in those circles.
So the aid helping me
starts circle one.
Well, what do you see?
I don't see anything.
Oh, what do you see there?
I don't see anything.
Next circle, nothing.
Next circle, nope.
Nope.
I think I see a six.
Nope, nope, nope, nope.
Three, seven, nope.
So I turned to her and I said,
would you just tell me?
I can't see.
I'm colorblind.
I can't see.
Tell me the numbers.
So she walked me through.
Four, 14, 27, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And I believed.
I believed.
I couldn't see it.
I turned to my eyewitness friend
and she said, there they are.
And I believed without seeing.
My eyes didn't need to see the numbers
to believe that they were there.
This morning, we're not gathered
to talk about a colorblind test.
This morning, we've gathered together
to see and believe the risen Jesus.
He is risen.
He's risen indeed.
And I doubt that any of us in this room
have actually laid physical eyes
upon the risen Christ.
But does that mean that Jesus is not alive?
If there's anything that my vision test shows,
it's you don't have to see something
with your own eyes to know it's real.
This morning, I'm going to show you
a eyewitness account from the Gospel of John.
And if you want to start turning your Bibles there,
please feel free.
You've got Bibles before you in the pews.
John is the fourth book of the New Testament.
It's the fourth Gospel.
When it comes to seeing and believing
in the resurrection of Jesus,
we're actually dependent on someone else's eyewitness.
Someone else who saw Jesus
after he was crucified and raised from the dead.
And the eyewitness account that we're going to look at
is the account of John,
one of his longtime followers.
Now, you know what an eyewitness account is, right?
It's like when there's an accident on 60th and Sheridan,
and you're there, you see it,
the police officer come,
then they take a police report of your eyewitness account
of what took place.
You were there, you saw it.
And this morning, we're going to look at the eyewitness account
of the Gospel of John, John's account.
He was there, he saw it.
And he shares it with us
so that we can believe
that Jesus is raised from the dead.
And so my aim this morning
is not to convince you
that the Gospel of John
is a reliable account
of the resurrection of Jesus.
My aim this morning
is to show you what John shows us
so that you would believe that Jesus is risen.
That's my goal this morning.
And here's how he's going to do it.
In John chapter 20,
he starts in verses 1 through 10,
and he shows us the empty tomb.
And then for the rest of the chapter,
he's going to show us
three transformational events.
People who encounter the risen Jesus,
and their lives are changed.
And so what John shows us
is the tomb is empty
because Jesus is alive,
and Jesus changes people's lives.
Here's what's riding on all this.
What you believe about Jesus
is really important.
And what you believe about his resurrection
is very important.
If Jesus wasn't raised from the dead,
he is not who he claimed to be,
and the work that he did on the cross,
what we just kind of brought to mind,
how is that supposed to have accomplished anything
if he wasn't raised from the dead?
Let alone the fact that we have no hope of life after death.
But if Jesus was raised from the dead,
it actually proves that he was God in the flesh,
that his payment for sin was effectual,
it accomplished what he sought to do with it,
and that he is alive today.
So let's look at this empty tomb in verses 1 through 10.
I'll just read it for you.
Now on the first day of the week,
Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early
while it was still dark
and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb.
So she ran and went to Simon Peter and the other disciple.
The other disciple is John, the writer of the gospel.
So she ran and went to Simon Peter and John,
the one whom Jesus loved,
and said to them,
They have taken the Lord out of the tomb,
and we do not know where they have laid him.
So Peter went out with the other disciple,
and they were both going toward the tomb.
Both of them were running together,
but the other disciple, John, outran Peter
and reached the tomb first.
And stooping to look in,
he saw the linen clothes lying there,
cloths lying there,
but he did not go in.
Then Simon Peter came following him
and went into the tomb.
He saw the linen cloths lying there
and the face cloth,
which had been on Jesus' head,
not lying with the linen cloths,
but folded up in a place by itself.
Then the other disciple, John,
who had reached the tomb first,
also went in,
and he saw and believed.
For as yet,
they did not understand the scripture,
that he, Jesus,
must rise from the dead.
Then the disciples went back to their homes.
Here's John's eyewitness account
of what happened that first Easter Sunday.
Before dawn,
this would have been most likely Sunday,
April 5th, 33 A.D.
A real time, a real day.
Before dawn, it's still dark.
Mary Magdalene,
one of Jesus' female followers,
she arrives at the tomb
to finish preparing Jesus' body for burial.
So there's a little backstory right there.
Two days earlier,
Jesus had been crucified
on a Roman cross outside of Jerusalem.
And while Jesus,
his last words that he said there,
it is finished,
he was speaking about the work
that he had done on the cross.
Mary Magdalene was there.
She witnessed his crucifixion,
his death,
and his burial.
Because she followed
Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus
to Joseph's newly hewn-out tomb
in the limestone outside of Jerusalem.
And she followed them there
and watched them put Jesus'
linen-shrouded body into that tomb
and then roll this huge stone
in front of the tomb entrance.
She saw it.
She had the tomb address,
you could say.
And so it's on the first day
of the week.
It's Sunday.
Three days following
that first Good Friday.
And when Mary arrives
in the dark,
she notices right away
that this huge stone
had been taken away,
verse 1.
She must have looked in.
Because when she runs
and tells Simon, Peter, and John
that the body has been taken away,
she must have looked in
to know that it had been removed.
And she tells them
that someone must have taken his body
and placed him somewhere else
unknown to them.
And right there,
what you see is that
she's not thinking resurrection.
She's not thinking
that he's been raised from the dead.
She's thinking that
his body's been misplaced.
So upon hearing Mary's report,
Peter and John,
foot race to the tomb,
verses 3 and 4.
John arrives first
because he's younger than Peter.
And when John arrives,
he stoops in the tomb
and he looks down into the tomb.
It's like looking down
into a shallow cellar
of a basement.
He looks down
and sees the linen burial cloths
that had enshrouded Jesus' body
lying there.
And they're missing something.
I'm not naming any names,
but sometimes in our family,
there's this towel
that shows up
in the middle of our bathroom
with no body in it.
It's this empty towel
and you touch it
and it's a little damp.
What's going on?
Not naming any names.
But when John looks in
and sees these burial linens,
something's out of place.
We've got a missing body.
These burial linens
were missing the very person
that had been enshrouded by them
two days earlier.
And it gives John pause.
So much so,
he doesn't go into the tomb.
He's just looking in.
And here's what I want to put
into your brain.
Something's going on
in John at this moment.
Something is being brought
to his mind
at this moment.
He arrived at the tomb
and his heart was pumping
and his heart starts going,
the heart rate starts going down
and then he sees
these burial linens
and his heart rate
is starting to go up
because something is going on
in his mind.
Something related
to the Old Testament.
But we'll come back
to that in a second
because Peter arrives.
He arrives huffing and puffing
that old man
and in classic Peter style,
he just goes right
into the tomb.
Right in.
And he too sees
the burial linen lying there.
But what John tells us,
he also sees
the linen face cloth
that was over Jesus'
dead head.
It was separate
from the linen cloths
that covered his body.
And what Joseph,
what John is very clear
in pointing out
is that this linen face cloth
was not thrown
on the floor.
It was folded up.
You know,
after you wash your face
with a washcloth,
you kind of fold it up
and put it on your sink.
Very intentional.
It's folded up.
Someone left
the burial linens.
Someone folded up
this face cloth.
And if you were going
to be stealing
Jesus' body,
I'm guessing
you're not going
to take the time
to fold up
his face cloth.
You're going to throw it
on the floor
or keep it on his head.
So,
at this point,
John in verse 8
now enters the tomb.
He sees the empty tomb.
He sees the empty
burial linens.
He sees the folded up
face cloth.
And at the end
of verse 8,
we see these words,
John saw
and believed.
And we have a very
important question
we need to answer
right now.
What did he believe?
What was he believing?
Well, in verse 9,
we're told,
for as yet,
they did not understand
the scripture
that he must
rise from the dead.
He believes
that Jesus
has been raised
from the dead.
Because what has
come to his mind
is the Old Testament
scripture
in new,
pronounced,
powerful way.
If you flip
in your Bible
back to
Psalm 16,
verse 10,
this may have
been the scripture
that had come
to his mind
and that
stirred his belief
that Jesus
has been raised
from the dead.
This verse,
I'm going to read you,
this verse
was proclaimed
by Peter
and the apostle
Paul
when they would
preach
and that they
would give
an Old Testament
basis for the
resurrection of
Jesus.
For you will not
abandon my soul
to Sheol
or let your
holy ones see
corruption.
And of course,
the holy one of all,
the greatest of all
holy ones is Jesus.
You will not see
corruption.
Was this
the verse
that God
had used
in John's
mind
to stir
belief
when he sees
the empty tomb?
It could have been.
It could have been
Isaiah 53, 10
where the suffering
servant is buried
in a grave
of a rich man
and then afterwards
he lives,
goes on living,
raised from the dead.
These are different
passages that
the Old Testament
points to
not just the
Messiah dying
but the Messiah
necessarily being
raised from the dead.
So here's what
we see happening.
Here's this
eyewitness account
of an empty tomb
and what John
is telling us
is that this
tomb is not
empty on
accident.
It's purposefully
empty.
It's the
fulfillment of
the Old Testament
scriptures.
That's one reason
why it was empty.
It had to be
to fulfill
the Old Testament.
Another reason
is that
the resurrection
had to happen
in order to
demonstrate that
Christ's one time
payment for sin
was accepted
and received
by God
a holy God.
This past week
I ordered a book
from Amazon.
Anybody ever
order a book
from Amazon?
It was a book
on the gospel,
the life of Jesus
and how that's
essential to
every Christian
and as soon
as I ordered
it I clicked
that little button
that place order
bing
three seconds
later
my emails
dinged
from Amazon
the confirmation
email
payment received
what happens
on Good Friday
is payment
made
what happens
on Easter Sunday
is payment
received
Christ's payment
for sin
was accepted
by a holy God
and that
opens
wide the door
for all sinners
to come
and receive
forgiveness
of sins
through what
Jesus has
accomplished
he is a
living savior
and sins
are washed
clean
this is an
empty tomb
but it's
speaking loud
and so upon
seeing the
empty tomb
John believed
that Jesus
had been raised
from the dead
because his
bible is making
sense in a new
way
and I just
want to point
out the obvious
he's not
looking at
the resurrected
Jesus right
now
he's standing
in an empty
tomb
believing that
Jesus has been
raised
because he's
thinking about
his bible
in a new
way
if John
is any
indicator
someone does
not have to
visibly see
the risen
Jesus
in order to
believe that
he's been
raised from
the dead
you just need
to know
your bible
it's a
supernatural
revelation
okay
we've seen
the empty
tomb
John's
making an
eyewitness
case
now he's
going to
move us
to
some
very
interesting
encounters
and what
these
encounters
demonstrate
is why
the empty
tomb
is empty
the empty
tomb
is empty
because
Jesus
is alive
and he's
changing
people's
lives
so the
first
transformational
risen
Jesus
sighting
it's
almost
like
if you
were in
the
northwest
and you're
like
okay
bigfoot
sighting
I saw
him
we don't
know it's
true or
not
John
provides us
with some
risen
Jesus
sightings
of people
real people
who had a
real encounter
with the
risen Christ
and they
were really
changed
so the
first story
first account
is with
Mary
Mary Magdalene
and I'm
just going to
breeze through
these
this is in
verses
11
through 18
what we see
happen here
is that
Mary's
weeping
outside
the tomb
where Jesus
was laid
she stoops
down
she looks
in the tomb
there are
two angels
there
and the
angels
are like
woman
why are
you weeping
he's not
here
it doesn't
even strike
her that
two angels
are in
this tomb
because she
turns around
and when she
turns around
there is
Jesus
standing
before her
but she
doesn't
recognize him
in fact
he then
asks her
woman
why are
you weeping
and then
in great
irony
he asks
her
in verse
15
whom are
you seeking
so
don't
miss
that
Mary
is
distraught
the one
that she
had been
living for
for the
last three
years
she just
witnessed
crucified
her
the guy
that he
was she
was living
for is
gone
and now
she just
wants to
finish
preparing
his body
and now
his body
is gone
it's gone
from bad
to worse
she just
wants to
know where
the body
is
and so
she's
seeking
the body
of Jesus
she turns
around
and there's
the risen
Christ
who she
doesn't
recognize
asking her
who are you
looking for
and she
thinks he's
the gardener
sir if you
have carried
him away
tell me
where you
have laid
him
and I
will take
him away
verse 15
and then
Jesus
says
he says
to her
Mary
and instantly
she has
eyes to
see
and she
exclaims
in verse
60
in Aramaic
Rabboni
which is a
term of
affection for
a teacher
Rabboni
and so she
must have
reached out
to cling
to him
because in
verse 17
he's like
whoa
don't cling
to me
yet
I've
not yet
ascended
to my
father
but what
we see
happening
in this
account
is this
we have
a distraught
weeping
Mary
that once
she sees
and recognizes
the risen
Jesus
she is
profoundly
changed
her weeping
turns to
worship
do you see
it
she encounters
the risen
Jesus
and she's
changed
and what
John is
helping us
to see
is the
tomb
is empty
because
Jesus
is alive
and he's
changing
people
she see
she saw
she believed
and she was
transformed
now some
of you may
have come
into this
building
this morning
and you
have a
very similar
cry of
your heart
when it
comes to
Jesus
someone stole
Jesus
from you
maybe it
was when
you were a
child
growing up
in a
church
and another
Christian
did something
and you
were like
I'm done
with this
take
I'm done
I'm walking
away
and you
grieve the
loss of your
Jesus
or maybe
you're a
college student
you showed up
freshman year
to this
big class
with a really
smart professor
and this
really smart
professor
just totally
annihilates
any argument
for Jesus
and his
resurrection
and it's
like he
you lost
your Jesus
at that
point
well the
good news
is this
despite
what other
people have
done
despite
best
arguments
John is
very clear
Jesus is
alive
and he
calls you
by name
in John
10
Jesus
says
the good
shepherd
calls his
sheep
by name
and they
know his
voice
when Mary
hears
Jesus
calling her
name
lights on
she sees
and she
believes
and she's
transformed
her weeping
turns to
worship
and she's
just looking
to hold
on to her
savior
her risen
savior
if you've
lost your
Jesus
along the
way
he's calling
you by
name
how do you
know he's
calling you
do you
believe he's
alive
do you
believe he
died for
you on
the cross
do you
believe that
there is
life in
him and
no one
else
do you
want to
live your
life for
him
he's
calling
you
so what
you do
is this
you by
faith
like Mary
you just
cling to
him
so we
see
the tomb
is empty
because Jesus
is alive
and he's
changing
people
not just
in 33
AD
April
but he's
changing
people in
April
2018
AD
because he's
still
alive
the next
encounter we
see is with
his disciples
in verses
19 through
23
the disciples
are holed up
in the upper
room locked
door and they
have basically
kind of isolated
themselves in
fear of the
Jews
these guys that
killed Jesus
what does that
mean for us
so they're
hiding
they're
fearful
circle the
wagons
call a
holy huddle
let's step
back
who knows
what's going
to happen
some of us
in this room
followers of
Jesus
we're seeing
where our
culture is
going and
we're asking
questions like
what does
this mean
for us
where's
this thing
going
well
verse
the second
part of
19
Jesus
comes
and stands
among
them
and he
says peace
with you
he speaks
peace to
his fearful
disciples
they're
like who
what is
going on
he shows
them his
hands
he shows
them his
side
and then
we read
that verse
20
the disciples
are glad
they move
from fear
hear words
of peace
Jesus is
present
and they're
glad
but it
doesn't stop
there
verse 21
Jesus
then tells
them
hey
I'm glad
that you're
gathered
together
but I'm
sending
you out
and he's
going to
send them
out
with power
from the
Holy Spirit
he breathes
the spirit
upon him
with the
authority
to proclaim
the forgiveness
of sins
that Christ
accomplished
on the
cross
it is
finished
he says
it's time
to go
now
see what's
going on
here
Jesus
disciples
are
fearful
they
isolate
themselves
they
hole up
in a
holy
huddle
Jesus
steps
into the
midst
of them
pronounces
peace
empowers
them with
his Holy
Spirit
and sends
them out
that's a
transformation
Jesus
is seen
he's
believed
and there's
a transformation
you see
what John
is doing
John
is helping
us to see
that the
tomb is
empty
because Jesus
is alive
and Jesus
is changing
people
back then
and now
and so
if you're
a Christian
and you're
fearful
of what
can happen
to you
because you're
associated
with Jesus
Jesus
says
I'm here
and I'm
here with
power
from the
Holy Spirit
to send
you out
we've seen
Jesus now
interact
with Mary
we've seen
him interact
with his
disciples
and now
verses 24
through 29
Thomas
aka
doubting
Thomas
in verse
24
we read
that
Thomas
wasn't
there
when Jesus
appeared
to him
and he
had appeared
to him
Jesus
appeared
to his
disciples
that first
night
Easter
night
Thomas
wasn't
there
we're
not
told
why
and they
tell Thomas
they had
seen
Jesus
and in
verse 25
Thomas
responds
with a
degree
of
skepticism
he says
unless I
see in
his
hands
the mark
of the
nails
but then
he goes
further
she's not
seeing it
and place my
finger into
the mark
of the
nails
and place
my hand
into his
side
unless I
see it
I will
never
believe
unless I
put my
finger
in the
holes
in his
body
I will
never
believe
it's
quite a
statement
he's
saying
unless I
have
physical
tangible
verifiable
proof
I'm not
buying this
business
that Jesus
is alive
I mean
he's got
a point
normally
speaking
under normal
conditions
people who
are dead
three days
don't come
back to
life
there's a
doctor
do people
who are
dead
three days
come back
to life
no
medical
testimony
typically
not
normally
doesn't
happen
it's like
Thomas is
saying
I'll believe
it when I
see it
but more
than that
it's like
he's saying
I'll believe
it when I
can put my
finger in
it
when there's
tangible
proof
now I'm
guessing that
some of you
here this
morning have
real questions
about the
historical
reality
of the
resurrection
and you
have a
scientific
mind
and that
is a
good
thing
and you're
like I
just want
to know
how do I
know
how can I
figure this
out
did it really
happen
and how can
you verify
it
let me just
say this
and I hope
this helps
you I hope
this moves
you in a
particular
direction
the bodily
resurrection
of Jesus
Christ
from the
dead
is a
supernatural
event
it's not
a natural
event
it's a
supernatural
event
it's a
miracle
and it's
true
under normal
circumstances
people who
are dead
three days
don't come
back to
life
science
is a
good thing
the research
over the
decades
and years
that men
and women
have put
into finding
cures
that is
a good
thing
discovery
natural
revelation
we all
benefit
from that
all of us
have benefited
from health
treatments
that have
come from
the hard
research
of people
using science
to that
end
but one
of the
things
one of
the
limits
of
science
is
that
it's
incapable
of
really
explaining
supernatural
events
so do you
know what
will happen
if someone
tries to
apply the
scientific
method to
the
resurrection
of Jesus
Christ
that person
is going
to get
frustrated
because it's
like two
different
languages
speaking
the
scientific
method
depends
on
naturalistic
explanation
of natural
events
and realities
but what
happens
what happens
if a
supernatural
reality
is being
asked about
supernatural
literally means
beyond the
natural
here's what I
think happens
here's the
culture I
think we're
in
some people
in our
culture
see science
and they're
like yeah
that is
really helpful
it's really
helpful for
explaining
naturalistic
events
science
as a
discipline
but there's
other of us
who start
seeing science
not just as
a discipline
but as a
worldview
science explains
everything
and when
science is
unable to
explain
something
it can
then be
labeled
unscientific
which can
subtly mean
it's not
true
think about
it this
way
science is
like this
map
a map
that
explains
and describes
those things
in natural
events and
encourages and
it's really
helpful
it's very
clear
but what
happens when
there's something
that happens
beyond the
map
that goes
beyond the
scope of
what science
is
defined to
do
what are
other ways
to know
realities
how do you
know
supernatural
truth if
it's
supernatural
revelation
supernatural
revelation
and that's
exactly what
happens to
Thomas
Jesus reveals
himself to
Thomas
look with
me
Jesus
eight days
later
verse 26
his disciples
are inside
again
Thomas is
with them
this time
and Jesus
once again
stands among
them and
speaks peace
and then he
turns right to
Thomas and he
says to
Thomas
Thomas put
your finger
here
see my
hands
and then he
says and
put out your
hand and
place it in
my side
do not
disbelieve
but believe
and you know
what I find
very interesting
John does
not record
him doing
that
he doesn't
record that
he doesn't
show Thomas
putting his
finger in his
hand or
putting his
hand in his
side
what we
see happening
here is
Jesus reveals
himself to
Thomas and
in such a
way it
satisfies
Thomas
and he
says my
Lord and
my God
remember what
Thomas said
earlier
I will never
believe unless
this happens I
will never
believe
Jesus shows
up he
doesn't touch
him and
he believes
my Lord
and my
God
when Thomas
says my
Lord and my
God he's
saying two
things
Jesus is
preeminent over
all Lord of
Lords and
he's his
Lord and he
also says my
God talking
about Jesus
true nature
God in the
flesh and
notice the
my's I
belong to
him now he's
my Lord and
my God
Thomas knew
at once as
he's standing
in the presence
of the risen
incarnate God
Lord of
Lords that he
is alive
so here's what
John is doing
John is showing
this account of
Thomas coming
face to face
with the risen
Jesus his
disbelief turned
to belief and
it shows us why
the tomb is
empty because
Jesus is alive
and Jesus
responds by
saying hey
have you
believed because
you've seen me
blessed are those
who have not
seen and yet
have believed
that's us
that's where
we're living
most likely
none of us
are going to
lay physical
eyes on the
risen Christ
but there are
other ways
to see him
we're able to
believe in
Jesus now by
seeing him in
the revelation
of this book
of John's
eyewitness to
the resurrected
savior
it's a faithful
testimony of a
true event
when doubting
Thomas encounters
the risen
Jesus
he sees
he believes
and he's
transformed
I will never
believe
he's turned to
my Lord
and my God
so this morning
if you have
doubts about
the resurrection
of Jesus
because you
have a healthy
scientific mind
of inquiry
we're not
asking you
to reject
that
what I just
like to ask
you is this
maybe
you're trying
to make
science do
something it's
incapable of
doing
so here's
what I would
recommend
would you
take a little
step of faith
and if
Jesus is in
fact alive
you call
out to him
and ask
him to
reveal himself
to you
ask
Jesus
to show
himself
to you
we've got
these little
gospel of
John's on
the back
tables for
you to
have
and that's
where I
would start
this morning
we've covered
a lot of
ground
John has
shown us
the tomb
is empty
John walked
in
he saw
he believed
and there was
hope in his
heart
and then
John shows
us the tomb
is empty
because Jesus
is alive
Mary saw
believed
transformed
the disciples
saw
believed
transformed
Thomas
saw
believed
transformed
salvation
depends upon
what you
believe about
Jesus
if Jesus
was not
raised from
the dead
it casts
major doubts
on who he
was
and major
doubts on
what he sought
to do on the
cross but if
Jesus was
raised from
the dead
my lord
and my
god
if he was
raised from
the dead
his payment
for sin
is accepted
the resurrection
demonstrates that
we started
this sermon
together
with this
story of
my color
blindness
and this
aid asking
me do you
see do you
see
this morning
having looked
at this
eyewitness
account of
Jesus
do you
see
and if
you see
do you
believe
do you
believe
the historical
account
that Jesus
is alive
he is alive
in April
33
he is alive
in April
2018
and if
you put
your faith
in him
everything
changes
you go
from death
to life
you go
from hopelessness
to hope
and you go
from one
who is apart
from God
to one
who has
been reconciled
to God
this morning
if you
have never
confessed
with your
mouth
to Jesus
my lord
and my
God
let
this
April
1st
be
that
date
he is
alive
he is
risen
let's
pray
God in
heaven
we thank
you so
much
for this
testimony
in our
Bibles
thank you
that it
is reliable
thank you
that it
speaks
to a
truth
and a
reality
that
is life
transforming
implications
Lord Jesus
we praise
you and
worship you
because not
only did you
die for us
you've been
risen from
the dead
and right
now you're
reigning on
high
and we
delight
in being
your
citizens
of your
kingdom
in Jesus
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