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After Tucker Carlson was fired from Fox News, he started Tucker on Twitter and began going viral over and over.

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Let's take a look at and comment on 5 viral Tucker Carlson moments, some good, some concerning, that have happened recently.

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Make sure you don't miss the last one. Number 5. Tucker Carlson interviewed Andrew Tate's brother

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Tristan Tate soon after he was released from house arrest in Romania. Tucker tweeted, The Tate brothers have just been released from house arrest in Romania, so it seemed like a good time to hear from Andrew Tate's brother,

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Tristan. So what you have to understand is this. They didn't want the case file, the evidence to be that I manipulated people by being nice to them to make

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TikTok videos. That's not what they wanted. They put me all over the news. They searched every house I own in the country with armed men.

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They were looking for victims of something. They were looking for scorned ex -girlfriends, any woman to come forward and say that she was hurt by me.

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They were looking for real evidence. The fact that the case file is so laughable now is just because real evidence doesn't exist.

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So when you have no real evidence, you go for junk evidence. We'll talk more about the accusations against Andrew and Tristan Tate a little later in the video, but for now,

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I just thought I'd say that it's pretty fascinating that Tucker got an interview with Tristan Tate almost immediately after he was released from house arrest.

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It seems that Tucker is very up to date with viral events that are happening and he is usually right there at the source of the viral news.

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Number 4. Tucker Carlson recently had an interview with Devin Archer, a former Hunter Biden associate who provided testimony that some say undermined the mainstream media narrative about Joe Biden's business dealings with his son.

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So you worked with Hunter Biden in a bunch of different businesses. What were the specific skills that he brought to clients?

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To be completely clear on the calls, I don't know if it was an orchestrated call in or not. It certainly was powerful though, because if you're sitting with a foreign business person and you hear the vice president's voice, that's surprise enough.

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That's pretty impactful stuff for anyone in the world. Dear Devin, I apologize for not getting a chance to talk to you at the luncheon yesterday.

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I was having trouble getting away from hosting President Hu running China at that point.

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I hope I get a chance to see you again soon with Hunter. I hope you enjoyed lunch. Thanks for coming.

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Sincerely, Joseph R. Biden Jr. P .S. Handwritten. Happy you guys are together.

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I don't know the full story about all that is going on regarding Joe Biden, Hunter Biden and foreign governments, but again,

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I do think it's pretty fascinating the kinds of people Tucker Carlson is interviewing. It seems that whenever a person goes viral in the news,

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Tucker is right there to interview that person. Number 3. While Andrew Tate was on house arrest in Romania, Tucker Carlson flew there to interview

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Andrew, and the interview that was posted on Twitter quickly became, according to some metrics, the most viewed interview of all time.

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Elon Musk commented on this interview saying, Interesting interview with Cobra Tate. The reactions to Tucker's interview with Andrew have been very mixed.

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Many praised Tucker for having this interview and indeed, many of the things they talked about were very good and true.

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Views like this are often called feminism or woke politics, but in fact, they amount to mass conversion therapy, an attempt to change the fundamental nature of people.

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Nothing like this has ever been attempted at scale. It's one of the most grotesque and destructive experiments in human history.

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Members of Parliament were standing up in Parliament saying, Andrew Tate is dangerous. He's encouraging young boys to have misogynistic views because I'm literally telling young men to go to the gym and to stand up for themselves and believe, believe in themselves and believe in something.

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What Tucker and Andrew said in this interview about masculinity as well as many other topics were quite true and I actually like a lot of what they said in this interview.

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Our system is designed to erase and eradicate every vestige of masculinity from our boys.

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Okay? Every vestige of masculinity from our boys. Our school system, our pedagogical methods, our entire school culture is designed for little girls to be successful and little boys to be frustrated and put on riddles, okay?

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So that they sit there docile like little girls, okay? Emasculate them.

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We make them compete with girls throughout their whole lives and not see them as the weaker sex to be protected, but just another dude with breasts.

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However, there are many who say that Andrew Tate lied to Tucker. There's a video that went viral after this video from Milk Bar TV that is a compilation that seeks to expose

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Andrew Tate's lies. I won't play the whole thing, but here's a sample. What are you charged with? That's a really good question.

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I'm charged with being the head of an organized criminal group, which is in charge of recruiting girls to make

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TikTok videos. They face charges which include human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women.

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OnlyFans is the best hustle in the world. I had these guys selling their houses, life savings, loans, all of it to me.

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Give me it all. I was all about trying to get paid. Like my whole, I used sex as a tool to make women love me so they'd obey me and live in my house and make me money.

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That's what I wanted. And here's what John McRae from What Do You Meme says about Andrew Tate. Now, I want to be clear.

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That doesn't mean that they're guilty of the crimes. It just means that they've been consistently lying about their crimes and the nature of their case.

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But maybe the most disturbing thing about all of this is the fact that can this help Tate mislead people on what he's actually being charged with, making it sound as if he's only being charged with being nice to women.

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Personally, the primary issue for me isn't whether Andrew Tate is innocent or guilty of the charges against him. Even if Andrew is completely innocent of these charges, and no matter how much of what he says is actually quite good,

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I still think it's an enormous problem that Andrew doesn't feel a need to apologize for or even address sexual immorality in his past, which suggests that he still approves of that kind of behavior.

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I'm not the kind of person who's going to sit and apologize for his past. I believe all's well that ends well. I believe we're humans and we grow and we learn.

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I'd be a fool and I'd be disingenuous to sit here and pretend I was sorry for something I did in the past. And I'm not going to do that.

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I'm going to be very honest to everyone at home. I've talked at length for a very long time about my history and the fact I used to run a webcam business and I don't feel guilty for that.

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I know that's maybe what they want from me. I don't feel sorry for that. The question that I'm asking is, no matter how many good things

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Andrew Tate says, should we be elevating as a role model for young men, someone who is completely unapologetic of running an extremely immoral webcam business?

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Because sexual immorality is what is destroying countless young men far more than many other sins.

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We live in a pornographic culture. And that's one of the things that makes it very difficult to deal with pornography. We've been so inundated with pornography that we're desensitized to pornography.

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And that line at which we will say that's pornographic has been drawn so far out into the realm of the inappropriate that we have people who dress pornographically and they're not bothered by it and we're not bothered by it anymore.

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Number two. The weekend before Tucker Carlson was fired from Fox News, Tucker gave a speech at the

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Heritage Foundation, where he said some things that many found extremely insightful. Here was some of his speech to Heritage Foundation.

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I know somebody who was in the room during the speech said it was one of the best after dinner speeches they'd ever seen. Listen to Tucker accurately identify true evil that is occurring in our culture and society today.

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So when I started at Heritage, the presumption was, and this is a very Anglo -American assumption that the debates we're having are kind of rational debates about the way to get to mutually agreed upon outcomes.

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If you have people who are saying, I have an idea, let's castrate the next generation. Let's sexually mutilate children. I'm sorry. That's not a political debate.

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What? It has nothing to do with politics. What's the outcome we're desiring here? If you say, well, you know, I think abortion is always bad.

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Well, I think sometimes it's necessary. That's a debate I'm familiar with. But if you're telling me that abortion is a positive good, what are you saying?

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Well, you're arguing for child sacrifice, obviously. When people or crowds of people or the largest crowd of people at all, which is the federal government, the largest human organization in human history, decide that the goal is to destroy things, destruction for its own sake.

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Hey, let's tear it down. What you're watching is not a political movement. It's evil. Our culture today, including the federal government, is not just tolerant towards behavior that would have been absolutely unacceptable even just a short period of time ago, but is now actively celebrating and promoting this behavior.

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Our government is the source of lies and the protector of liars and the enemy of those who speak the truth.

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It praises the evil and persecutes the good. So God's design for government has been entirely corrupted.

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Later in his speech, Tucker makes an interesting observation about spiritual realities happening underneath and behind political debates.

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I'm just noting what's super obvious. Like those of us who were in our mid -50s are caught in the past in the way that we think about this.

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One side's like, no, no, no. You know, I've got this idea and we've got this idea and let's have a debate about our ideas. They don't want a debate.

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Those ideas won't produce outcomes that any rational person would want under any circumstances.

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Those are manifestations of some larger force acting upon us. It's just so obvious.

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It's completely obvious. And I think two things. One, we should say that and stop engaging in these totally fraudulent debates where we are using the terms that we used in 1991 when

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I started at Heritage as if maybe, you know, I could just win the debate if I marshaled more facts. I've tried that. Doesn't work.

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And two, maybe we should all take just like 10 minutes a day to say a prayer about it. I'm serious.

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Like, why not? Tucker is correct that there are much larger spiritual forces happening in our culture today and that it is important to pray because we know that only

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God can change the hearts of a culture that is bent upon sin and rebellion against God. Number 1.

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Tucker Carlson recently hosted a 2024 presidential forum at the Family Leadership Summit and before he interviewed several

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Republican presidential candidates, Ron DeSantis, Mike Pence, Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, and Asa Hutchinson, he sat down and had a conversation with Bob Fander where he said some very shocking things.

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Colin Miller from Fight for Truth said this about Tucker's interview. You see, most people know him as merely a conservative

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TV host who has a tendency of being controversial. But in this video, I'm going to show you that Tucker Carlson is changing.

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Something's going on here and we need to find out what it is. So what exactly did Tucker Carlson say in this interview?

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Let's take a look. Well, I'm clinging to the hope that elections still matter. I really want to believe that because I'm American in a very fundamental way.

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And so I believe in the actual mechanics of democracy, like the people should rule, you know? So, but leaving aside even elections,

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I think it's clearly a pivot point in history and I don't think the issues that we debate and really are in some ways distractions are the core issues at all.

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I mean, it really, there are forces, unseen forces acting on people. So Tucker says that many of the issues we're debating are in some ways distractions to the core issues and that there are unseen forces acting on people.

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And he is absolutely correct. It's certainly very important to be debating some of the issues we're debating in our culture today.

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But if we forget about biblical truth and the gospel, none of these debates will ultimately matter. The great sin here is not what you think.

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It is not what men do to themselves or what men do to men. The great sin here is although they knew

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God, they did not want him. You need to understand something. There is nothing, no one more precious to God than is his son.

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Everything God has ever done, he has done it for his son. Your salvation was done for his son.

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He's gathering a people for his son. In the mind of God, everything has to do with his son.

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So the great sin of America, the great sin of Europe, centuries of gospel preaching, rejection after rejection, after rejection, after rejection of the one who is most precious in the eyes of God, his son.

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And that is why any attempt to make this country conservative again or great again or anything else will fail because God is concerned about one thing and it's not a thing, it's a person, it's his son.

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Tucker Carlson has said that he regularly attends an Episcopalian church. And even though everyone understands the immense theological problems with the

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Episcopalian church, it's still pretty shocking to hear what Tucker says next about reading the Bible it seems for the first time.

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And I thought, well, I'm just going to read the Bible and no, I'm not going to do a Bible study. I'm a Protestant. So I feel like I have a right to kind of read it myself and no,

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I'm sorry, I feel that way. And so I've been reading it since February and I'm like about halfway done and I haven't talked to anyone about it and I haven't been,

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I've just been myself reading it and I've all got, it's like the most interesting thing I think I've ever done actually. It's unbelievable.

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The amount of drama in those books that has been hidden for me as a regular church goer in the

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Episcopal church. It's like, wait, why didn't you ever mention this? This is like unbelievable. What? It's very encouraging to hear someone as influential as Tucker encountering powerful truths in scripture.

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And my prayer is that God will continue working in his heart to bring him to a full understanding of sin and the true gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Now watch as Tucker continues sharing about what he's been learning about and reading from the Bible. But the two things

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I have come away with after reading the entire New Testament and I'm up to Deuteronomy and the Old Testament, it's like maybe the point is that God takes people who are not perfect people, not only not perfect people, like they're so imperfect again,

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I don't think I can have dinner with them and uses them for these grander purposes. That's the first thing I noticed. The second thing

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I noticed is that people, while they have free will, of course, and they can make decisions and they live with the consequences of those decisions.

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They're not really in charge of the arc of history at all. They are being acted upon a lot. And I never really appreciated that because I'm American.

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And so I grew up with this feeling that we're the sum total of our choices. That's not what I'm reading at all. People's choices matter.

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You need to do certain things and not do other things. On the other hand, you are not in charge. You are being acted upon by a world you can't see.

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And that, by the way, is consistent with my life experience. So Tucker is learning about the depth of human sin as well as about God's sovereignty over the universe.

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Again, what Tucker said is very true and encouraging to hear, especially from someone as influential as Tucker is.

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Let's pray that Tucker continues reading the Bible and that God will open his eyes to come to an accurate understanding of sin, his need for a savior, and the salvation that comes only through faith in Jesus Christ.

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Let's pray that God will give Tucker a new heart and bring him to a church that actually preaches the Bible and the true gospel of Jesus Christ.

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I feel like it's really important to approach politics with that in mind. Like a lot of these issues are symbols of this much larger battle.

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So what's the endgame here? Again, Tucker is recognizing the spiritual nature of politics, and there is a much larger battle going on.

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As Christians, we recognize that this much larger battle revolves around Jesus Christ and the gospel. But it seems that for Tucker, it's currently more just a general battle between good and evil, between God and the forces of evil against God.

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I would suggest keep reading the Bible, and I want to finish here. I can't wait to find out how it ends. I'll tell you how it ends.

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I know. We win! We win! I really hope that as Tucker continues reading the Bible, especially the

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New Testament, that he would be humbled and amazed by the true gospel of Jesus Christ and that God would transform the direction of his life to also proclaim the true, saving gospel of Jesus Christ.

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And so, back to our question. Are you a Christian? Yes, I'm a Christian. Why? Why? How can we ever answer with, because I did this, because I don't do that?

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How can we ever answer with anything other than, because God, in His grace, has included me in the greatest love story ever known.

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And in love, the Father gave me to the Son. In love, the Son died to redeem me. In love, the

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Spirit applied that redemption to me and opened my eyes so that I could love the

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One who first loved me. So that I could love God more than I loved my sin.

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So that I could love Christ and His redeeming work. So that I could be folded in to this beautiful, all -encompassing, eternal reality that is the love of God, to the glory of God, through the salvation of the elect.

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