Please keep 2 Samuel 7 open in front of you.
I'm going to pray for us.
We're going to get stuck into the next installment in our series.
Father God, we thank and praise you for bringing us here tonight.
We thank you for your word in which you reveal yourself to us.
Lord, I ask that you would give us open ears and open hearts to hear you speak.
Keep us from picking the bits that we want and ignoring the bits that are hard to hear.
But rather, God, may we hear your voice clearly.
May you shape us and change us by your spirit as a result of what we look at tonight.
Lord, may we grasp more fully the incredible blessing and privilege it is that you are with us tonight.
Amen.
Something I've discovered as I work with people of all different ages is that universally humans have an ability.
It may be better described as a disability, but it is the art of selective hearing.
It doesn't matter how old or young you are.
It doesn't matter if you're a guy or a girl.
We can all do this amazingly well when it suits us.
I remember a few years ago in a previous ministry situation that I was in,
I was chatting to a young guy who was having some relational difficulties with his girlfriend.
And they had had a very serious chat about their relationship.
And he came to me and he was chatting about how things were.
And he relayed to me a little bit about how the conversation had gone.
And he'd said, you know, it was great.
She told me that she still really cared about me.
And she told me that, you know, she really respected me.
And she told me that, you know, she really admired my faith.
And she told me that she just wanted to have a break to make sure that we could both be in a good place with God.
And for him, he was sure that what she meant was,
we'll just have a break for a little while, get ourselves back on track.
And because she still cares about me, we'll be together again soon.
It wasn't until about a week and a half later when she had another boyfriend
that it became apparent that he had misheard some of the phrasing in the conversation.
I'm not sure how you can take break up any other way,
but he had managed to hear a short break until we get back together.
But it's interesting that when we want to hear something,
we often hear exactly what we want to hear.
It reminds me when I was younger receiving school reports.
There was kind of a refrain in all of my school reports growing up
that when something like,
Sam has great potential if he would apply himself.
And I would get these school reports.
This was in the day when they gave them to you at school,
foolishly trusting that you would hand them straight to your parents.
And I would get them and I would open it up
and I would walk away feeling fantastic, thinking,
my teachers love me, look how much potential they think I have.
I'm going to take over the world with all this potential.
But for some reason, my mum read my reports really differently
and I could never understand why she was so frustrated with me
each time I brought a report card home
and I would have to deal with some sort of punishment
when I'm sitting there thinking,
am I being punished for my potential?
But apparently there was something else in there.
And we often do this.
Maybe you're one of those people
who only hears the positive when someone's talking to you.
They'll be letting you know something about maybe how you look
and they'll go, you know,
that shirt looks really good compared to your pants
and you just hear my shirt looks good
and you're floating for the rest of the day.
But maybe you're at the other end
and you just hear the negative.
You could hear 15 compliments
but then just that one thing about,
what's that on your face?
And that's all you're thinking about
for the next couple of days.
And it's interesting how we all do it
in a whole bunch of different situations
but we're never aware of it at the time.
We pick out the thing that we want to hear
and that's the thing that is ringing in our ears.
But the problem comes when we start to do that
when we come to God.
When we open the Bible and we read His commands
and we read His promises
and we read Him speaking to us
and we just pick out the bits that we want to hear.
We pick out the things that are kind of easy to hear.
We pick out the things that are encouraging or affirming
and we take what we want
but we miss the main point.
We actually don't hear what it is
that God is trying to teach us.
And in a series like this,
we're trying to wade through the whole Bible.
That is a pretty significant undertaking.
We're trying to understand
how the kingdom of God is unfolding,
how God is establishing His kingdom.
And if we come into this sort of a series
with our selective hearing,
we're in great danger of actually
misinterpreting the whole Bible.
It's really important that we come
and we are ready to hear whatever it is
that God has to say
as He gradually reveals His plan
for building His kingdom.
Because we began with Adam
in the Garden of Eden
and this amazing potential,
the spectacular failure of Genesis 3
and then the rescue mission began.
We saw the promises to Abraham.
There was a fairly frustrating pattern of sin
through Genesis.
Last week we got to Moses
and God shows up spectacularly
at Mount Sinai.
He gives His people the law
and everything feels like it's moving
in a good direction.
But the problem that we're going to discover tonight
is that Israel has been listening to God
but just listening for the things
that they want to hear.
So Israel has some pretty exciting promises
to hold on to.
God has promised Abraham blessing.
God has promised Abraham land.
God has promised Abraham
he will be a great nation.
God has promised Abraham
that he will be famous.
And so there is this national pride
and identity
that they are all looking forward to.
But the problem is
that's all they're hearing.
They're hearing we're going to get some land.
At the moment we're wandering around
but we are going to have our own country.
God's going to kick people out
so we get some space for our own.
And it's not just going to be any land.
It's going to be land
flowing with milk and honey.
It's going to be fantastic.
We're going to be a great nation.
People are going to look up to us.
People are going to fear us.
God's going to give us stuff.
We're going to get blessings.
But can you see that all of a sudden
Israel has become driven
by what they can see
in all the nations around them.
We want to have land
better than that nation.
We want to have an army
more powerful than that nation.
We want to be respected
more than that nation.
In fact they even wanted a king
better than the other nations.
But they've misunderstood
that the point of the kingdom of God
the point of the covenant
the point of the promises
is for God to restore
what was broken
in Genesis chapter 3.
That's his whole agenda
through all of scripture.
That is what the kingdom is.
The kingdom is the fix
of the fall.
In fact the promise
in Genesis chapter 12
that God makes to Abraham
in one sense
is kind of obvious
for us to look at.
The blessing that he's promising them
is himself.
The blessing isn't
that they will be a nation
that they will be famous.
Those are some things
that God's going to do
but the blessing
that God is promising
is he's going to give them himself.
That was what was there in Eden
and that is God's agenda
God's desire
that he would be able
to dwell with his people again.
Eden was this amazing picture
where God walked in the garden
and spoke with Adam and Eve
and his agenda
is to restore
that relationship
where he will dwell
with his people.
And so we come to 2 Samuel 7.
We have skipped a significant part
of the Old Testament
and I encourage you
to address it in your own time
but in the interest
of recapping for our sake
let's just try and understand
where we've come to.
So there's a fair bit
of travelling going on.
Last week
Israel was at Mount Sinai
in the desert.
God was establishing them
he gave them the law
he told them
you're headed to Canaan
that's the land I'm giving you
and then for the next
fair while
they wandered around
kind of stuffing up.
God would say
do this
they'd do something
slightly different.
God would say
go to this place
they'd go to a slightly
different place.
God would say
it's ready
they'd say no it's not
and they would just
keep spinning the wheels
and never actually
getting to the place
where they wanted to
but finally
just before our passage
tonight
Israel has moved
into the land
there's been some
pretty spectacular battles
you know
the walls of Jericho
have fallen down
and now God
has cleared house.
This land of Canaan
is suddenly free
from all the people
who used to own it
who used to live there
and God has given it
to his people Israel
just like he promised.
And there's a really
interesting verse
right at the beginning
of chapter 7
have a look
after the king
was settled in his palace
and the Lord
had given him rest
from all his enemies
around him.
See things seem
to be progressing
really well
considering all the rubbish
that's been happening
so far in our series
now Israel is in the land
that God promised.
Now they have rest
from the enemies around them
they have been at war
for generations
and it says here
they have rest.
God has been blessing them
David is a king
he's living in a palace
they're not moving around
in tents anymore
everything seems to be
advancing really fantastically
and the most important bit
the bit that started
with our sermon last week
with Moses
is that God is with them.
God is present
with his people.
He's turned up
and he is living
in their community
in the form
of the Ark of the Covenant.
The Ark is basically
a big box
that they carried around
which had the commandments
in it
and a few other bits
and pieces
and that was symbolic
that God is living
with his people
and that box
was put inside a tent
which was an inner room
inside another room
inside another whole bunch
of curtains
in the tabernacle
but that was where
God lived
in that box
in that room
inside those tents
of the tabernacle.
So God was with them
but he was limited.
It's not like they could
just wander up
and have a chat
whenever they wanted.
The bits that we skipped over
all of Leviticus
is just all of the laws
that God requires
the sacrifices
that he requires
so that people
could interact with him.
I mean he's there
so it's like we're moving
in a good direction
but surely
this isn't
what God promised.
Surely this isn't
the pinnacle.
Surely this isn't
what we've been
looking forward to
because even though
God is there
this is nothing
like what it was like
before the fall.
It's not even close.
God is still
limited
to this box.
These people
aren't free
to just come
and approach him.
There is a priestly
system
between him
and them.
There is a sacrificial
system
between him
and them.
There is a limit
to how much
of God's presence
they can actually
take.
But the crazy
thing is
this is actually
an act of grace
on God's part.
See back on
Mount Sinai
when God showed
up he shook
the mountain
there was lightning
there was fire
there was thunder
and the people
realise
maybe we shouldn't
be getting too
close to God
just yet.
And they're right
because they are
not worthy
of relating to
God.
The issue
that comes out
in Genesis 3
where they reject
him is still
an issue.
And so if God
just showed up
and started living
amongst them
wandering around
saying hello
they would just
get destroyed.
The holiness
of God
the perfection
of God
would just
obliterate
the nation
if God
just turned up
and suddenly
moved in
and acted
like everything
was fine.
So God
gives them
this limited
version of
him living
with them.
It's a huge
blessing because
not that long
ago they were
slaves in a
country not
their own
and had no
idea about
God's plans
for them
and now he
has shown up
and he has
arrived and he
has said he's
with them
and he's made
promises
it feels
like we're
making significant
progress for the
kingdom doesn't
it?
I mean if you
put it through
the grid that
we've got of
people place
and rule
they're God's
people he's
chosen them
he's living
sort of with
them.
They're in the
promised land
that is his
place it's the
place he sent
them to
and sure the
rule thing's
never quite
perfect but
even though
we've advanced
so far
we are still
so far away
from the picture
of the kingdom
that we get
even just
from the
promises
to Abraham
because the
kingdom of
God is about
fixing the
fall.
The kingdom
of God is
about restoring
that relationship
that God had
and wants
with his
people.
The kingdom
of God is
about God
dwelling with
his people
and it's
just not
there yet.
Lots of
other things
are great
lots of
other things
are fantastic
but the
whole point
of the
kingdom
we're not
there yet.
It's kind of
strange in this
passage I find
if you look
down at verse
one again of
chapter seven
it's almost
like Israel
is so much
enjoying all the
things that God's
given them and
then after it's
all arrived David
thinks hang on a
sec we should
get God to
come and hang
out with us.
We've got this
fantastic land
now he's blessed
us with this
city we're in
charge our
enemies are
gone and so
it says almost
like an
afterthought in
verse two he
said to Nathan
the prophet
here I am
living in a
palace of
cedar while
God remains in
a tent and
Nathan replied to
the king
whatever you have
in mind go
ahead and do it
for the Lord
is with you.
It seems like
God is completely
happy with
everything that's
happening so even
the prophet
Nathan says
David do
what you want
I'm pretty
sure you're
moving in a
good direction
I'm pretty
sure God's
going to be
on board with
anything that
you say but
it's like David
got all the good
stuff and then
went hang on a
sec God should
probably be in
here somewhere
God should
probably have
some fancy
house and you
know the thing
is we often do
something similar
in our own
relationship with
God we love to
get things from
God we love the
idea of
forgiveness
sounds fantastic
of eternal
life we love
the idea of
comfort and
refuge and
strength when
we're struggling
and then we
think hang on a
sec God's got
something to do
with this maybe
if I start
hanging out with
him for an
hour on Sunday
nights that
would be
appropriate maybe
if I could set
aside 15 minutes
each morning to
open the Bible and
hang out with him
that would make
sense because he's
given me all this
stuff but it comes
as this afterthought
we think God's
agenda is to give
us stuff to look
after us and
Israel has fallen
into the exact same
trap they're feeling
completely content
we've got our nation
we've got our king
we've got our armies
we've got our palace
we've got peace
everything's fantastic
but there is still
separation between
God and his people
the main problem
is still the main
problem they
haven't made
progress yet
the issue in
Genesis 1 to 3
is sin
the issue is that
people are not
treating God the
way he deserves
the issue is that
people are choosing
to act like they're
in charge instead of
God being in charge
and that is still
the issue
even though God
has been gracious
and generous to
them and given
them so much
it's like they've
just missed the
point
it's like they've
forgotten what the
issue is
it's like they've
been watching TV
and seen a 40
hour famine ad
and thought you
know what I can
do to help those
kids I'm going to
send over a few
brand new Mercedes
those are nice
cars
they'd be pretty
happy with those
I think
they're good cars
they are
they go fast
they're shiny
they smell nice
but I don't know
how much benefit
it's going to be
to a kid who's
starving
Israel has
completely forgotten
the problem
the problem for
them has become
we need land
the problem for
them has become
we need to be
stronger than the
people around us
but the problem
is still
we are separated
from God
the problem
is still
we are unworthy
of relating to
God the way
that he desires
the problem
is still
that God
would be
well within
his justice
to destroy us
at any moment
they have been
distracted by the
good things that
God has given
them
and forgotten
that the whole
agenda is that
God wants to
be with them
that God wants
a relationship
with them
and I wonder
if that ever
happens to you
if you enjoy
the good things
that God gives
us
and there are
so many good
things that
God gives us
but you let
those things
distract you
from the main
game
God's main
game is that
he would know
you and you
would know him
and you would
relate
as creator
and creation
the other
interesting thing
here in 2
Samuel 7
is that even
though Israel
has stopped
looking to what
God might do
in the future
God still has
a future agenda
he's not even
done blessing
them yet
that's the crazy
part
I mean did you
get it
David comes up
with this idea
which sounds
like not a bad
idea even if it
was an afterthought
it sounds like
a good idea
to want to
build a fancy
temple for
God
and how does
God respond
he says
not a bad idea
I've got something
better for you
and he just
pours out this
incredible
blessing
have a look
down there in
chapter 7
again
verse 8
now then
tell my servant
David
this is what
the Lord Almighty
says
I took you
from the pasture
and from following
the flock
to be ruler
over my people
Israel
I have been
with you
wherever you
have gone
I have cut
off all your
enemies
from before you
now
I will make
your name
great
like the names
of the greatest
men of the earth
and I will
provide a place
for my people
Israel
and will plant
them so that
they can have
a home of their
own
and no longer
be disturbed
wicked people
will not oppress
them anymore
as they did
at the beginning
and have done
ever since the
time I appointed
leaders of my
people Israel
I will also
give you rest
from all
your enemies
the Lord declares
to you that
the Lord himself
will establish
a house for you
now
just look
carefully at
what God
has just said
in verse 10
he says
I will provide
a place
for my people
they're already
living in the land
that he promised
to give them
how does that
work
isn't this the
place that we're
looking forward
to
God says
no I've got
something better
for you
Canaan's great
Canaan's got
milk and honey
Canaan's fertile
Canaan is fantastic
but I have
something better
for you
in verse 1
we're told that
God has already
given him rest
from his enemies
but then again
he says
I will give you
rest from all
your enemies
he says
it's not just
about the nations
around you
there is at least
one more enemy
that needs to be
defeated
there is at least
one more enemy
that stands between
my kingdom
and you as a
people
and that is the
enemy of death
and so he begins
to unpack
how he will
overcome
this final enemy
there's a promise
here of a
forever king
a king
that will sit
on the throne
forever
and that can
only happen
if death
is defeated
it's not just
a euphemism
for somebody
who's king
for a really
long time
God is promising
someone's going
to be in charge
forever
God is trying
to lift their
eyes and say
listen
the kingdom
is not about
a nation
the kingdom
is not about
how many people
you have
how much money
you have
the kingdom
is about
a relationship
between God
and his people
you know the
reason that God
establishes a
kingdom is because
a kingdom is the
sphere in which
we relate to God
correctly
see God
establishes a king
who rules on his
behalf and we
are established
as subjects
who submit
who obey
who worship
it's not a
relationship
where the king
oppresses
or takes money
from
it's a relationship
where the king
leads and cares
for and provides
for his people
and God's agenda
here is that
that right
relationship
of submission
and obedience
to God
would be a
forever reality
for us
the crazy thing
is even though
Israel has gone
so far wrong
here
God is showing
them even more
grace
this isn't a
new plan
this is the
agenda from
Genesis 3
when he promised
he was going to
crush the head
of the serpent
when he promised
that he was going
to bless
Israel
when he promised
that he was
going to bless
all nations
through Israel
he was already
planning to
send a king
and what he's
doing here
is in his grace
just revealing
a little bit
more of his
plan
just showing
them a little
bit more
of what's in
store
a little bit
more of what
he is doing
and showing
them that the
issue
that was there
in the beginning
is still there
God and his
people have a
broken relationship
and only when his
kingdom arrives
will that relationship
be finally
restored
and enjoyed
and we turn
to a passage
like Hebrews
chapter 10
and we read
this
therefore brothers
since we have
confidence to
enter the most
holy place
by the blood
of Jesus
by a new
and living
way opened
up for us
through the
curtain
that is his
body
and since we
have a great
high priest
over the house
of God
let us draw
near to God
with a sincere
heart in full
assurance of faith
having our hearts
sprinkled to
cleanse us from
a guilty conscience
having our bodies
washed with pure
water
let us hold
unswervingly to
the hope we
profess for he
who promised
is faithful
Israel never knew
what it was to be
confident to
approach God
they approached
with fear and
trepidation
with sacrifice
after sacrifice
they approached
through the
priestly system
but for us
because of
Jesus
once for all
sacrifice
finally the
barrier is
removed
finally the
obstacle is
dealt with
finally the
kingdom is
established
finally God
can dwell
with his
people
finally the
kingdom is
beginning to
advance
Steve challenged
us earlier in
the service
that when we
talk about
church we
don't mean
this building
sometimes we
fall into the
trap of
thinking that
God's
presence even
since Jesus
has died and
risen and
sits on the
throne in
heaven we
think that
God's presence
exists in a
place or in
a time but
that's not the
promise of God's
word that was
never God's
agenda that we
would replace
the old box
that lived in a
tent with a new
box that's
slightly fancier
and has
electricity
in 1
Corinthians
Paul challenges
the Corinthians
don't you know
that you
yourselves are
God's temple
and that God's
spirit lives in
you
God has
poured out his
spirit
God himself
dwells in
those who
bear his
name
we no longer
need go to
a temple
but we
ourselves are
the temple
that means God
is with us in
any and every
situation
that means that
there is no
place to hide
from him
that means that
there is no
need to hide
from him
because we have
confidence to
draw near to
him
the kingdom is
about a
relationship a
right relationship
between God
and his people
God's agenda
from the start
has been that
he could dwell
with us
that he could
live with us
without barrier
and in Jesus
that reality
has begun
we look forward
to when it will
be an even
greater experience
of that reality
when God will
finally remove
all sin
all opposition
to him
but even
now
God is
indwelling
those who
bear his
name
by his
Holy Spirit
right now
in Jesus
we have
confidence
to draw
near to
the God
that struck
fear into
the hearts
of Israel
God's deep
desire has
always been
to dwell
with his
people
and now
he does
leave us
with one
last question
knowing that
God himself
dwells in
us
how should
that shape
the way
that we
live
knowing that
it's not
about when
we come to
this building
that we
meet with
God
we do
meet with
God
here as
we open
his word
but
hearing
scripture
say that
God
himself
is
indwelling
us
by the
Holy Spirit
how should
that shape
the people
that we
are
how should
that shape
the relationships
that we
have
I want to
suggest three
things
firstly
it should
lead to
some form
of reverence
and awe
in the way
that we
use our
lives
in the way
that we
use the
breath
and strength
that God
has provided
we have
something to
learn from
Israel
here
Israel
at least
understood
that approaching
God was
something
significant
they at
least understood
that there
was a
cleansing
that had
to happen
and yet
for so
many of
us
we take
Jesus
as an
excuse
to treat
God
like he's
not that
impressive
anymore
maybe you
come to
church and
think it's
time to
be serious
it's time
to be
good
it's time
to dress
a certain
way
it's time
to act
a certain
way
but God
is dwelling
in you
every minute
of every
day
so at
very least
there should
be some
consistency
a couple
of years
a couple
of years
Barack
Obama
became
potentially
the most
powerful
man
in the
world
his
government
hasn't done
him any
favours in
the last
little while
and he
might have
dropped a
couple of
pegs
but at
some
point
he was
probably
the most
powerful
man
in the
world
at this
particular
point in
time
and I
remember
watching
not long
after he'd
been
officially
appointed
and his
daughters
would still
play with
him in
camera
I'm sure
that it
was all
set up
and it
was part
of making
us understand
that he's
a family
man
but it
was interesting
to watch
the freedom
they had
to hug
their dad
the freedom
they had
to muck
around with
him
to poke
him
to call
him dad
but can
you imagine
if one
of his
cabinets
started
treating
him the
same
way
it would
be
inappropriate
wouldn't
it
God's
presence
with us
the barrier
that has
been removed
by Jesus
the confidence
we have
to draw
near the
freedom
and forgiveness
that we
know
doesn't
change
who God
is
it
doesn't
change
that he
spoke
the earth
into
motion
it
doesn't
change
that all
creation
is accountable
to him
for the
life
that it
lives
it
doesn't
change
that he
has promised
that he
will not
let the
guilty
go unpunished
and we
would do
well to
refocus our
eyes on
the God
who dwells
in us
every minute
of every
day
how might
that shape
the way
we treat
one another
how conscious
might that
make us
to obey
God
not just
for an
hour a
week
not just
for a
few minutes
a day
but in
every minute
of every
second
surely
God's
presence
in our
lives
demands
reverence
it
doesn't
deny
joy
it
doesn't
deny
the
confidence
we
have
but it
does
demand
reverence
secondly
surely
it demands
thankfulness
that the
God of
the universe
has given
us the
best gift
he could
possibly
give
surely
drives us
to thank
him
not just
in the
form of
a song
that we
sing at
church
on Sunday
but every
morning
to wake
up and
think
God
gave me
the best
thing
he had
to give
he gave
me
himself
surely
that
drives
us
to
fall
on
our
knees
daily
almost
speechless
at the
incredible
love
and
generosity
and
mercy
of
God
lastly
surely
God's
presence
in us
among
us
demands
that we
treasure
Jesus
above all
else
we
have
the
most
valuable
thing
there
is
nothing
better
there
is
nothing
worth
holding
on
to
more
there
is
nothing
worth
desiring
more
surely
God
dwelling
in us
by his
Holy
Spirit
demands
that we
value
him
above
all
else
now
I
know
I
can't
just
tell
you
that
he's
the
most
valuable
thing
and
then
you
just
decide
to
value
him
that's
not
how
it
works
I
know
I
can't
even
convince
you
that
he's
the
most
valuable
thing
it's
a
fact
I'm
not
apologizing
for it
it's
a
fact
but
there
is a
change
in our
heart
that
has
to
happen
if
we're
going
to
grab
hold
of
the
best
gift
that
God
has
offered
us
one
of
my
favorite
verses
in
all
of
scripture
is
Psalm
34
8
taste
and
see
that
the
Lord
is
good
if
you
don't
know
the
goodness
of
a
relationship
with
the
God
who
made
you
if
you
don't
know
the
unmatchable
joy
and
contentment
that
comes
with
that
alone
please
just
taste
and
see
ask
God
to
remove
the
barrier
ask
God
to
give
you
a
chance
to
experience
his
love
and
forgiveness
to
experience
what
it
is
to
have
a
relationship
with
him
and
I
guarantee
if
you
taste
you
will
see
if
you
don't
know
Jesus
yet
it
doesn't
matter
how
many
other
things
you
have
you're
missing
out
and
if
you
do
know
Jesus
what
it
looks
like
to
treasure
him
is
to
joyfully
and
willingly
deny
everything
else
to
joyfully
and
willingly
exclaim
Jesus
is
more
than
enough
to
joyfully
and
willingly
put
everything
else
aside
that
you
may
seek
and
serve
and
love
Jesus
with
everything
that
you've
got
let's
pray
father
god
we
want
to
acknowledge
that
so
often
we
get
distracted
by
the
things
that
you
have
given
us
out
of
your
incredible
goodness
and
generosity
that
so
often
we
hear
the
stuff
that
we
want
to
hear
and
we
forget
that
the
big
issue
is
sin
we
forget
that
you
paid
the
ultimate
price
so
that
we
could
know
you
we
forget
that
your
agenda
is
you
want
to
dwell
with
your
people
you
want
people
to
know
you
to
come
into
a
relationship
with
you
lord
we
forget
the
privilege
that
you
have
called
us
even
though
we
are
unworthy
to
have
a
relationship
where
we
call
you
father
where
we
call
you
savior
god
thank
you
for
giving
us
jesus
even
though
we
don't
deserve
it
thank
you
that
in
him
we
have
confidence
that
you
are
good
father
change
our
hearts
that
we
might
know
and
desire
your
goodness
above
all
else
that
they
may
taste
and
see
that
you
are
good
amen
so
ten
fall
some
onde
fell
season
some
love
our
jumped
in
as
instead