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Thank you all. Can you pray with me?
Father, that's the desire of our hearts, the prayer of our hearts this morning,
that you would make us more like Jesus.
Our beautiful, glorious Savior, that as we learn of Him, as we sit with Him,
that you would make us more like Him, that we would love the way He loves.
We would trust you the way He trusts you.
We would be kind and gracious and merciful and full of grace and truth.
Father, would you make us that way, even as we come to your word this morning.
Holy Spirit, would you do that work in our hearts.
For Jesus' sake.
Amen.
Turn with me this morning to Luke chapter 8.
Luke 8 is on page 864 of the Bible in the pew in front of you.
We've been gone from Luke for a few weeks now,
so let me reorient us briefly as we jump back in.
Luke here is in the midst of giving us his well-researched,
well-researched, historical account of the life and times of Jesus.
He's been telling us all about the one who has come,
whose coming means good news of great joy for all people.
Because Jesus brings a kingdom,
a kingdom that upends the world's value system,
turns it on its head.
A kingdom and a community that pulls outsiders into the midst of what he's doing.
Most recently, Jesus has been teaching about that kingdom.
He's been talking about what it means to follow him,
to be a part of his community.
Through the parable of the sower,
reminding us, instructing us to hear his words and do them.
In the rest of chapter 8 that we're going to pick up in the middle of this morning,
we're going to see four miracles,
four stories where Jesus puts his amazing power on display.
We're going to look at the first two this morning,
the next two next time.
But these are stories that Luke tells to reveal more of who Jesus is
and to teach us more of what it means to follow him.
Two really remarkable stories,
one of which we've already talked about with the kids.
As I read, try to put yourself in the shoes of the disciples
who are walking with Jesus in these stories.
Notice first what it is that Jesus does
and then how people respond to his incredible deeds.
Luke 8, we'll start reading at verse 22.
One day he got into a boat with his disciples and he said to them,
let us go across to the other side of the lake.
So they set out and as they sailed, he fell asleep.
And a windstorm came down on the lake and they were filling with water and were in danger.
And they went and woke him saying,
Master, Master, we are perishing.
And he woke and rebuked the wind and the raging waves.
And they ceased and there was a calm.
He said to them, where is your faith?
And they were afraid.
And they marveled, saying to one another,
Who then is this that he commands even winds and water?
And they obey him.
Then they sailed to the country of the Gerasenes, which is opposite Galilee.
When Jesus had stepped out on land, there met him a man from the city who had demons.
For a long time he had worn no clothes and he had not lived in a house but among the tombs.
When he saw Jesus, he cried out and fell down before him and said with a loud voice,
What have you to do with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God?
I beg you, do not torment me.
For he had commanded the unclean spirit to come out of the man.
For many a time it had seized him.
He was kept under guard and bound with chains and shackles,
but he would break the bonds and be driven by the demon into the desert.
Jesus then asked him,
What is your name?
And he said,
Legion.
For many demons had entered him.
And they begged him not to command them to depart into the abyss.
Now a large herd of pigs was feeding there on the hillside,
and they begged him to let them enter these.
So he gave them permission.
Then the demons came out of the man and entered the pigs,
and the herd rushed down the steep bank into the lake and were drowned.
When the herdsmen saw what had happened,
they fled and told it in the city and in the country.
Then people went out to see what had happened,
and they came to Jesus and found the man from whom the demons had gone,
sitting at the feet of Jesus,
clothed and in his right mind,
and they were afraid.
And those who had seen it told them how the demon-possessed man had been healed.
Then all the people of the surrounding country of the Gerasenes
asked him to depart from them,
for they were seized with great fear.
So he got into the boat and returned.
The man from whom the demons had gone begged that he might be with him,
but Jesus sent him away saying,
return to your home and declare how much God has done for you.
And he went away,
proclaiming throughout the whole city
how much Jesus had done for him.
Thus far God's holy,
inerrant,
inspired word
that we might know him more.
Amen.
I've known for a while
that I probably have some control issues.
This week I confirmed it scientifically
through one of those internet
psychological analysis tests
that are very scientific and professionally done.
I took one of those
and scored it
and found out that I scored
just at the top of the
you might have some control issues range
and just below
you are definitely a control freak.
Stayed out of that range narrowly.
That was a great relief to me.
But I do have some concerning tendencies.
I can be a backseat driver.
To be honest,
since I'm usually the one behind the wheel of my car,
a rear view window driver,
a windshield driver,
telling people in other cars who can't hear me
how they should be driving.
Every week I look over the bulletin
right before we print it,
even though I've already planned the service,
just to make sure there are no missing
or misplaced commas
because that bothers me.
But,
go on vacation with me
and this goes to new levels.
I go into hyper control mode.
I analyze weather forecasts.
I analyze discount days
at tourist attractions.
Kids eat free nights
at restaurants in the city
that we will be visiting.
All of these things
I take into account
to construct the perfect trip,
not just which days
we're going to do
which activities,
but what time
we'll need to be there,
what bus we're going to need to catch
at which time
and at which location
to save the most walking
and strollering
that we can.
All in an effort
to have it under control.
It can be a bit overwhelming
at times
to guests
on my well-planned
military marches,
I mean,
relaxing vacations
that my family enjoys with me.
It's pretty bad,
but the comfort is
at least I'm not a control freak,
right?
Officially,
not.
I just have some control issues.
If you're like me
and you have some control issues,
I'll tell you
from what I've wrestled with
this week
that this sermon
could be particularly painful
or it could be
in some ways
particularly helpful.
Perhaps both.
But even if you wouldn't
think of yourself
as controlling,
we all have control issues
in some ways.
We all like to be in control
in some areas,
don't we?
There are parts of our lives
that we really want to go
the way we really want them to go.
And we'll do whatever it takes,
won't we?
We'll plan,
we'll work,
we'll manipulate others,
whatever we need to do
to get what we want
and feel in control there
in those areas.
And it can be very difficult
to run into our limitations
and feel life is spinning
out of control,
can't it?
How do we respond
when that happens,
when we feel that way,
when we realize
what we're faced with?
The question of who is in control,
of who has power
and authority
in a particular situation,
is at the heart
of both of these stories
this morning.
The first thing
that we must see
as we come to this
is who Jesus truly is.
That's what's at issue
in these stories.
It's the question
the disciples ask
in the boat
after the storm calms down,
right?
Verse 25,
what do they say?
Who then is this?
Who is it?
What's his identity?
And we're gonna see
some really important answers
to this question
in this text
as Jesus demonstrates
for us his power
to control things
that we can't.
It's really quite remarkable.
The first story
we talked about
with the kids already
so I won't belabor it,
but remember
some of these disciples
were fishermen.
These were things
that of all the things
in the world
they felt like
they might could control.
A boat on a lake
was one of them.
On this particular
sea of Galilee
they'd been there.
They'd controlled fish
and boats
and they'd been
through storms.
But try as they might
on this particular day
they're in over their heads,
aren't they?
They're certain
that they're going to die
and so in verse 24
they come
and wake Jesus up
saying,
Master, Master,
we are perishing.
and he awoke
and rebuked
the wind
and the raging waves
and they ceased
and there was a calm.
That's a pretty quick verse,
isn't it?
A lot happens there
real fast.
Jesus wakes up,
rebukes the waves
and there's calm.
Jesus speaks
with the only voice
to which creation
must respond.
the voice
of the Creator.
Just moments
before this
we see Jesus'
full humanity
on display
as he sleeps
after an exhausting day.
and now we see
Jesus'
full divinity
at the same time
demonstrated.
In the Old Testament
God himself
is the one
who commands the seas.
It's not unclear.
Yahweh
is in control
of the seas
and he in fact
rebukes them.
He rebukes
the sea.
Psalm 106 says
for instance
when the Israelites
are leaving Egypt
and walking through
the Red Sea
on dry ground
how'd that happen?
Because God rebuked
the sea
the waters moved back
and his people
walked through
on dry ground
so does Jesus
rebuke
the sea
and exercise
divine control
over creation.
So the sea calms
and Jesus
and his disciples
continue
on their voyage
to the other side
of the sea
on calm waters.
And here
as they get
to the other side
I thought you were
looking at a mountain
yeah that's
a nice screensaver.
That's not
an object lesson
it's just a screensaver
for a moment.
But as they go over
there might have been
some mountains
there is a cliff
that the pigs
are going to rush off
of in a minute.
But what happens
is Jesus is demonstrating
his divine control
over spiritual evil.
Not just natural world
and creation
but over spiritual evil
as well.
these demons
had controlled
this man
for a long time
verse 27 says.
But today
they've met their match
and they know it.
There are many
of them.
A legion
would have been
thousands
perhaps
the name
merely indicates
many
but they recognize
these demons
do
the son
of the most high
God.
They know who he is
immediately.
It's interesting
isn't it
that the
clearest statement
of Jesus' identity
the clearest answer
to the question
who then is this
that the disciples
ask in the first story
in the rest of this
who gives the clearest answer?
Demons
in a man
who's never met
Jesus before.
Jesus
son of the most high
God.
Then look what
the demons do
verse 31
they begged him
not to command
them to depart
into the abyss
and a large herd
of pigs
was feeding there
on the hillside
and they begged him
to let them
enter these
so he gave them
permission.
The demons
came out of the man
entered the pigs
the herd rushed
down the steep bank
into the lake
and were drowned.
One of him
thousands
of them
and it's
not even a fair fight
is it?
They begged
they begged
and he gave
permission
and so it happened.
The power
of Jesus
how great
is his power
on display
as the large
herd of pigs
goes hurtling
over the cliff
just because
he gave his
permission.
Then the story
shifts back
to the man
left behind
free from
this demonic
possession
now talk about
something people
couldn't control
the people of his
town had been
working hard
on controlling
this guy
they'd set a guard
on him
they'd put him
in chains
and shackles
time and again
and every time
what happened?
He broke out
and he goes rushing
off into the desert
again
he can't be
controlled
over and over
and over
now
look at him
what happens
after he encounters
Jesus
people went out
to see what
happened
they came
to Jesus
and found
the man
from whom
the demons
had gone
sitting
at the feet
of Jesus
clothed
and in his
right mind
they were afraid
and those who'd
seen it
told them
how the demon
possessed man
had been healed
healed
referring to this
holistic
healing
all of him
he's been
rescued
everything
is different
this man
who was
naked
is now
clothed
this man
who ravages
through the
tombs
and lives
there
is now
sitting
at the feet
of Jesus
he's been
outside of his
mind
not thinking
straight
and now
he's
sitting
calmly
in his
right mind
Jesus
has
divine
control
over
tormented
people
it's
personal
and individual
God
alone
is able
to save
and to
restore
them
these
tormented
people
to the
people
he created
them to be
that the
world
and the
devil
and their
own
sin
has
so
shattered
in them
the man
himself
knows
this
see how
he points
this out
it's a
third
clear
identification
in this
one
passage
of Jesus
as equal
with God
it's in
verse 38
the man
begs that
he might
be with
Jesus
but Jesus
sent him
away
saying
return to
your home
and declare
how much
God has
done for
you
and he
went away
proclaiming
throughout
the whole
city
how much
Jesus
had done
for him
it's
interchangeable
isn't it
the man
recognizes
proclaiming
how much
Jesus
had done
for him
is the
same
thing
as
proclaiming
how much
God
had done
for him
the saving
rescuing
work of
Jesus
and the
saving
rescuing
work of
God
are one
in the
same
that's
who
Jesus
is
this
reminds us
of another
important
aspect
of Jesus
identity
to which
all of
these
power
and control
things
point
he's
powerful
divinely
powerful
yes
but he
uses
his
power
to
protect
and
rescue
his
people
we
see
Jesus
power
but
many
of us
are
pretty
skeptical
about
power
aren't
we
how's
it
going
to
be
used
can
I
really
trust
the
person
who's
got
this
power
I'm
not
sure
what I
think
about
that
it's
vital
we see
who
Jesus
is
that's
who
he
is
here
in
this
passage
God
himself
come
to
save
right
he protects
disciples
from
certain
death
defends
a
possessed
man
against
spiritual
evil
rescues
a tormented
man
from
humiliating
and
isolating
beastliness
changes
everything
for him
so a
major
message
in this
passage
is that
if Jesus
is the
divine
deliverer
in these
situations
and from
these
powerful
enemies
if he
loves to
rescue
like this
how much
more so
can he
and will
he
rescue
you
how much
more so
is he
powerful
to defeat
the enemies
in your
life
to rescue
you
from what
you
fear
let me
just stop
and say
this is
meant to be
a great
comfort
to
controlling
anxious
hearts
that one
word from
Jesus
redirects
a deadly
tornado
or every
aspect of
the natural
world
God's
own
creation
the
spiritual
evil
that
appalls
and
frightens
you
both
the
one
inside
you
and
the
one
outside
you
in the
world
around
you
they
all
quake
before
the
son
of
the
most
high
God
and
his
power
Jesus
loves
to heal
and
transform
broken
tormented
people
like you
and me
if you're
stuck
in a
double
life
full of
deception
and you
don't
know how
to get
free
from it
you feel
there's
no way
out
maybe
you're
haunted
by pain
and scars
from the
past
you just
feel so
broken
and stuck
no one
can help
you
Jesus
can
you're
not beyond
the reach
of his
great
power
and he's
demonstrating
it for
you again
this morning
come see
me
let's
pray
together
let's
go to
him
together
he loves
to
rescue
you
he will
use his
divine
power
to protect
and defend
you
even in
ways you
don't know
you need
that's who
he is
you know what
probably reveals
my control
issues more
than anything
else
when I
see them
and they
come out
most clearly
it's my
responses to
things that
I thought I
had control
of that
I lose
control
of
it's my
anger
at the
weatherman
who missed
the storm
coming in
on one of
my vacation
days I had
planned
it's my
frustration
with my
child
whose heart
stubbornly
resisted
my incredibly
brilliant
parenting
idea
I said
earlier we
all like to
be in
control in
some areas
that's
true
it's equally
true that we
all run into
areas where we
have to admit
we're not
in control
don't we
it may be
the weather
or the
hearts of
your children
it may be a
medical crisis
that produces
deep anxiety
it may be
the evil
in the world
that terrifies
you for
yourself
and your
family
it may be
finances
and the
whims of
the stock
market
that worry
you constantly
in all of
these situations
and many
others
we are not
in control
are we
we've already
been reminded
that Jesus
is in
control
in all
of them
but this
passage
particularly
raises the
issue of
how we
respond to
that
not just
do we
know that
like thanks
for the
helpful
information
Jesus is
powerful
and he's
in control
I knew you
believed that
Will
how do I
respond to
that
how does
that impact
me
how do we
respond to
him being
in control
and not
us
this passage
asks more
than just are
you impressed
by his
power
but do you
know who
he is
and long
to be
with him
see the
miraculous
power of
God
when it's
on display
has one
consistent
response
throughout
the Bible
and it's
fear
an appropriate
thing you might
say when the
power of God
is on display
it happens in
both of these
stories here
look at verse
25
oh you can
even look up
here at verse
25 now
he said to
them where is
your faith
and they were
what
afraid
Jesus has just
calmed the
waters and
they are
afraid
and then
verse 35
the people
went out to
sea and
they find
this man
sitting in
front of
Jesus and
everything is
okay with
him now
but they
were what
afraid
that fear
is natural
isn't it
you've
felt it
being
overwhelmed
at the
power
of God
on display
seeing
myself
as
unworthy
and undone
before the
might of
the almighty
one
we've all
felt that
fear
when we
realize our
utter lack
of control
of the
medical
diagnosis
of the
negative
influences
on my
kids
of
whatever it
is
and I
realize I
don't
control
that
I've
felt that
fear
it's
deep
and it's
difficult
and it
doesn't
really help
to just
say
stop being
afraid
quit
fearing
stop
feeling
that way
now it's
a natural
fear
at recognizing
this is out
of my
control
but the
question is
how will
I respond
to that
fear
that fear
can drive
me to
Jesus
or away
from him
and the
difference
between those
two paths
is actually
pretty scary
here
many of you
are like
me
and when
you're out
of control
you tend
to turn
to self
to ratchet
down
to work
harder
plan better
manipulate
the system
whatever you
need to do
manipulate
people
anything
in order
to regain
control
that's
your
tendency
we only
trust
ourselves
so anyone
else being
in control
is scary
and so we
turn inward
and in doing
so push
Jesus
away
look how for
the townspeople
their fear
pushes
Jesus
away
they come
out to see
what had
happened
they came
to Jesus
found the
man from
whom the
demons
had gone
sitting at
his feet
clothed in
his right
mind
and they
were afraid
and they
were told
how it
happened
how he'd
been healed
that Jesus
had done
this to
him
and all
the people
of the
surrounding
country
having heard
these things
having heard
the description
of how this
man was
healed
what do
they decide
leave
Jesus
please
get away
and leave
us alone
why
for they
were seized
with great
fear
they don't
deny the
power of
Jesus
they know
it
but they
beg him
to leave
them alone
anyway
why
they see
his power
but they
remain
fearful
perhaps that
he will
disrupt
their lives
he just
sent a
huge herd
of pigs
over the
cliff
that was
somebody's
livelihood
someone's
business
that you
just
destroyed
who cares
what good
you did
Jesus
look at
the damage
you cause
around here
Jesus
you're too
unpredictable
fair enough
to make
another
Narnia
VBS
plug
Mr.
Beaver
would say
he's not
a tame
lion
you can't
control
Jesus
and that
can be
scary
it's
very sobering
when you
think about
what these
people are
saying
to Jesus
we'd
rather be
in control
than risk
your power
disrupting
our lives
any further
leave us
alone
we would
rather be
in control
than risk
your power
disrupting
our lives
any further
so leave
us
alone
and Jesus
leaves
perhaps
they realized
as their
economic
livelihood
rushed over
the cliff
that trusting
or depending
on Jesus
would cost
them
something
you might
send Jesus
away
because it's
too costly
too painful
to deal
with the
sin
and the
scars
so stay
away
you might
send Jesus
away
because it's
too costly
to see your
business
suffer at
the hands
of others
who act
unfairly
you might
send Jesus
away because
it's too
costly
and painful
to see your
kids get hurt
while you
pray
and wait
for him
to show up
and so
instead of
being in that
posture
we grasp
to get
control back
do whatever
we can
because we
don't want
it hurts
to wait
and trust
see Jesus
does deliver
here in both
these stories
doesn't he
but the
disciples were
fearful for
their lives
for a while
before Jesus
woke up
there were
many many
days where
this demon
possessed
man cut
himself with
stones and
raged against
everyone around
him before
Jesus healed
him
and in those
moments of
waiting
in our
fear
we often
choose to
stick with
ourselves
and our
own desperate
efforts at
control
don't we
instead of
running
to Jesus
I love that
question Sally
Lloyd-Jones
puts in
Jesus mouth
we read with
the kids
did you
believe your
fears
instead of
me
the fears
are there
they're natural
did you
believe your
fears
instead of
me
Jesus says
that's a
decision we
face in
each and
every
situation
we're in
it's not a
one time
thing
he says to
the disciples
again here a
question he's
asked before
where is your
faith
he knows they
have faith
where is it
here
where are you
placing it
right now
in this moment
in this crisis
where are you
placing your
faith it's in
your fears
again isn't
it
you're believing
your fears
again instead
of me
remember you
know who I
am
you've seen
it
you can
trust me
but he
asked him
again where
is your
faith
here
remember who
I am
all powerful
God
bring your
faith back
and place
it in
me
what's the
situation in
your life
today
where God
is asking
you
where is
your
faith
okay so
you believe
he's the
all powerful
son of
God
that Jesus
is the
one who's
in control
how is that
impacting your
response to
this failure
to this
diagnosis
to this
crisis
to this
child
how's it
showing up
here
God is
calling us
to run
to Jesus
listen there
are legitimate
dangers
and evils
that are
acknowledged
in this
passage
they're
legitimate
in this
world
and there's
an entirely
good
all powerful
trustworthy
deliverer
for you
who ultimately
gives his
own life
to rescue
us
he's so
committed
to that
he gives
himself up
for it
so God's
calling us
to take
our fear
and to run
to Jesus
I love the
picture of this
and the man
who's now
defined as the
one from whom
the demons
had gone
he's sitting
at Jesus
feet
and what does
he ask
what does
he ask
of Jesus
he begs
that he
might be
with him
they might
stay with
Jesus
Jesus is
leaving
they've asked
him to
leave
he begs
to be
with them
and you
might say
well of course
right
he's not
desperate to be
in control
anymore
he just
wants to
be with
Jesus
but ask
yourself
how's that
going to go
where does
Jesus go
if he's
going to be
with him
according to
this passage
he goes
into dangerous
storms
into hostile
territory
where you
encounter
demons
and terrifying
people
fearful
places
Jesus
goes
but the
man from
whom the
demons
have gone
trusts no
one
not even
himself
the way
he trusts
the one
who has
rescued
him
have you
seen
Jesus
not merely
as an
impressively
powerful
person
but truly
as one
you can
trust
the divine
deliverer
who is
for
you
who
rescues
you
and protects
you
when you
know who
he truly
is
you just
want to
be with
him
don't you
you want
to be
where he
is
whatever
it is
if he's
there
with you
it'll be
okay
that's what
he's made
us for
to be
with him
he's created
us to be
people who
run to
him with
our anxiety
and cast
it on him
because he
cares for
us
and isn't
it so sweet
when we
finally do
cast our
anxieties
on him
and know
his care
he's created
us to be
parents who
who plead
on our
knees
with him
for our
children
that we
love
because he
loves them
too
and isn't
that a great
comfort
that he
does
he's created
us to be
people whose
fear leads
to faith
who relinquish
control fearfully
but joyfully
because we
found the
one who
truly is
in control
is safe
to trust
that's what
he's created
us for
that we
would be
those who
have fears
we're weak
fear will
come
he's created
us to have
fear that
leads us
to faith
in him
one last
thing in this
passage because
many of us
are really
not sure
it's safe
to trust
him
we don't
deserve for
him to be
safe do we
after what
we've done
what we've
said about
him
what we've
thought about
him
I've
rejected him
too many
times I
couldn't
possibly
ask again
most commentators
see Jesus
leaving
when the
townspeople
ask him
to leave
them as
a warning
that if you
reject Jesus
he may walk
away and
leave you
on your
own and
it certainly
is true
that sometimes
God leaves
us to
ourselves
until we
come to
the end
of ourselves
and our
control
we're willing
to trust
him
but I think
actually Jesus
is up to
something a
little different
here
something more
gracious
something more
persistent
in what he
set out to
do
this is part
of the good
news of great
joy for all
people that Luke
is telling us
about
Jesus has
already taken
the initiative
to go across
the lake to a
Gentile region
in case the pigs
didn't tip you off
to the fact that
it's a Gentile
region that's where
Jesus has come
it's a place
that's unclean
there are tombs
all around
Jesus has come
across there
and the only
thing he's gotten
to do is to
interact with
this crazy
demon possessed
man
he's come all
the way over
there to
rescue him
to people who
are unclean
to a place
that wasn't
for him
and rather than
let this healed
man follow him
back across
the lake as
many others
have done to
this point after
Jesus heals
them
Jesus has another
job for him
what does he
tell him
verse 39
Jesus sends
him away
and says
return to
your home
and declare
how much
God has done
for you
and he does
that proclaiming
throughout the
whole city
how much
Jesus had
done for him
perhaps because
they're Gentiles
there will be
less confusion
over the people's
expectations
of a Messiah
maybe that's
why this is
different
but listen to
what he tells
him
go back
home
go back
into the
town
to all
those people
who all
of them
just begged
Jesus to
leave them
and do
what
be a
constant
reminder
a living
witness
of the
power
of God
and the
salvation
found in
Jesus
sends people
he's rescued
even to those
who've rejected
him that they
might hear about
him
he sends
his witness
to the town
who has sent
him away
that's how
safe he is
to trust
maybe you've
sent him away
before
and he's
calling to you
again
this morning
he's pursuing
you again
today
because he
loves you
he wants you
to trust him
today
and in the
situation you're
in right now
maybe you're
used to trusting
Jesus but
letting go of
control here
has been
hard
maybe that's
what he's
doing again
this morning
calling you
to trust
him
showing
himself
to be
powerful
loving
and worthy
of that
trust
let's pray
Jesus we
thank you
that you
pursue us
even and
especially in
our fears
that you
want
us
to see
you
and to
trust
you
thank you
that you
created us
for that
that you've
always designed
for that
relationship
to be there
and thank you
when we
push away
that you
push even
harder
towards us
that you
don't leave
us alone
but that you
move towards
us
to rescue
you're
glorious
we can't
put into
words
the glory
of who
you are
and the
ways that
you have
loved us
might we
trust you
again and
might we
even love
as you
have loved
us
work in
our hearts
by your
spirit
we pray
in Jesus
name
amen
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