Introduction

Good day to all, I am here to share with you Chapter 1 of the Book of Exodus. The events narrated in Exodus are quite intriguing. If there were a contest for the most captivating book in the Bible, I believe Exodus would rank among the top. Why is Exodus so remarkable? Well, consider this: if the miracles and wonders in Exodus were to be filmed, it would be incredibly impactful and visually stunning.

However, upon reading Exodus, you may also find yourself filled with numerous perplexities, unsure of the significance of its content. Many things, when viewed through human eyes, can be perplexing; seen from a human perspective, a myriad of doubts arise. For instance, the crucifixion of Jesus by the Jews has already given rise to many questions.

Why do people find Exodus perplexing? Because the Israelites' arrival in Egypt was their own decision, so why the need for an Exodus? Joseph was the prime minister in Egypt, and the seventy-odd members of the Israelite family went down to Egypt, enjoying the best of everything. But why did the Israelites later become slaves? This also leads to a series of questions.

Recently, a sister sent me many questions, asking why this and why that... As we study Exodus, I will gradually address these questions. Because the essence of things differs in the eyes of man and in the eyes of God.

In Genesis Chapter 15, there is this passage: At that time, Chedorlaomer and the four kings had seized Abraham's nephew Lot and all his possessions. But Abraham, being powerful, led three hundred and eighteen servants and defeated the four kings. After the battle, Abraham began to fear retaliation from these kings. Hadn't Abraham stirred up a hornet's nest? What to do?

After this, the word of the Lord came to Abram in a vision: “Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your very great reward.” But Abram said, “Sovereign Lord, what can you give me since I remain childless? The one who will inherit my estate is Eliezer of Damascus.” And Abram said, “You have given me no children; so a servant in my household will be my heir.” Then the word of the Lord came to him: “This man will not be your heir, but a son who is your own flesh and blood will be your heir.” (Genesis 15:1-3)

He took him outside and said, “Look up at the sky and count the stars—if indeed you can count them.” Then he said to him, “So shall your offspring be.” Abram believed the Lord, and he credited it to him as righteousness. He also said to him, “I am the Lord, who brought you out of Ur of the Chaldeans to give you this land to take possession of it.” But Abram said, “Sovereign Lord, how can I know that I will gain possession of it?” So the Lord said to him, “Bring me a heifer, a goat and a ram, each three years old, along with a dove and a young pigeon.” Abram brought all these to him, cut them in two and arranged the halves opposite each other; the birds, however, he did not cut in half. Then birds of prey came down on the carcasses, but Abram drove them away. (Genesis 15:4-11)

As the sun was setting, Abram fell into a deep sleep, and a thick and dreadful darkness came over him. Then the Lord said to him, “Know for certain that for four hundred years your descendants will be strangers in a country not their own, and they will be enslaved and mistreated there. But I will punish the nation they serve as slaves, and afterward they will come out with great possessions. You, however, will go to your ancestors in peace and be buried at a good old age. In the fourth generation your descendants will come back here, for the sin of the Amorites has not yet reached its full measure.” (Genesis 15:12-16)

When the sun had set and darkness had fallen, a smoking firepot with a blazing torch appeared and passed between the pieces. On that day the Lord made a covenant with Abram and said, “To your descendants I give this land, from the Wadi of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates— the land of the Kenites, Kenizzites, Kadmonites, Hittites, Perizzites, Rephaites, Amorites, Canaanites, Girgashites and Jebusites.” (Genesis 15:17-21)

From the above scriptures, we can see that God made a covenant with Abraham. But we are puzzled, what kind of covenant is this? If one day, God tells you that He will make your descendants slaves in that land for four hundred years, what would you think? My introduction begins here: Over four hundred years ago, there was a man named Abraham, and God made a covenant with him, that his descendants would be slaves in Egypt for four hundred years. This is the background of the Book of Exodus.

This introduction brings us great confusion: If you were Abraham, what would be your feelings upon hearing God make such a covenant with you? You would surely wonder: Why would God do this? But Abraham did not, nor did he ask anything. I can tell you why, because without four hundred years of slavery in Egypt, there would be no Exodus, and there would be no army of God coming out of Egypt.

Therefore, from beginning to end, God is fulfilling His plan. Know that God's plan is not your plan, even if you plan, it is in vain. To explain God's actions, we introduce a plan of God, which is: God will bring His army out of Egypt.

This is God's Plan

Can everyone understand? God has a great plan, which is that God will bring His army out of Egypt. Suppose everyone lived in the evil old society, where even the poor could enjoy the best of everything, wearing big shorts, slippers, fanning themselves with a palm leaf fan at the door, and drinking a little wine; those from better families could drink tea costing tens of thousands of dollars per pound, enjoying the best of everything all day long. I ask everyone, can people living such a life leave Egypt? Think again, if the Israelites were living luxuriously in Egypt, could Moses have brought them out? Here I also ask everyone, how did you come to believe in the Lord? Weren't you also once enslaved in Egypt? That is to say, you were originally living in the world, but were severely tormented by the evil one of this world, and only then did you turn back to seek God!

Perhaps you are not like this, but I am. I was not born seeking God; it was because I had eaten enough pig slop, suffered a lot, and only when I was at my wit's end did I know to look for a God. It can even be said that if you are enjoying the best of everything all day long, living well, and still idly find a God to worship, this approach would be very strange.

If I had not suffered enough, and you brought me to church for strict training, doing homework and learning a series of courses every day, I would definitely complain: Where would I find the time? Surely there would be no time, because my time would be spent enjoying the best of everything. I have hardly seen anyone who enjoys the best of everything every day and can still believe in the Lord well.

We must know that this is God's plan, that God wants to bring us out of this world, out of this house of slavery. Then you will ask, why does God want me to be enslaved in this world? There is no why, because this world is held in the hands of the evil one, making this world a house of slavery. People living in this world are born as slaves of the devil.

Why do people go into the world? Because people are looking for a good life, and in the process of searching, they naturally fall into it. For example, someone may suddenly encounter a good opportunity, feeling that they can finally make money, but the result is being deceived, losing millions or even tens of millions. We have sisters among us who have had this experience, owing millions, and even today her father is still paying off her debts.

Another key issue is that people are born wanting to pursue a good life in this world. What did the Israelites go to Egypt for? Weren't they also going to pursue a good life? Jacob was Abraham's grandson, and Joseph was Abraham's great-grandson. They all knew about the covenant God made with Abraham, but why did they still decide to go down to Egypt? Wasn't it because they thought at the time that this decision was particularly clever? Even Joseph thought: Since I am the prime minister here, you will definitely be able to enjoy life when you come.

All those who pursue a good life in this world chase and chase until they don't know where they are chasing, and finally find themselves falling into a house of slavery. There, eating pig slop, eating pig dung, tasting all kinds of hardships, is very hard. The Book of Exodus foreshadows such a thing: We Christians have all walked the road of Exodus. Why count God's grace? Because God used His mighty arm to bring you and me out of the house of slavery in Egypt. Everyone can think carefully about how many people God has released through my hands, those with this disease and that disease, urinating blood in the middle of the night, running high fevers, tormented by pain, and finally all healed through prayer.

Two days ago, a sister suddenly called and said: Quickly lead me in prayer for a few minutes! She was looking for me because she had just received her second dose of the COVID vaccine and was experiencing adverse reactions. She had no symptoms after the first dose, but after the second dose, she felt dizzy, lightheaded, and had a severe headache. She did not realize that she had a worldly logical system inside her, thinking that this was just a reaction to the vaccine. In fact, the worldly logical system is manifested in every aspect of our lives, in those things that we think are self-evident. At this time, she remembered me, and I led her in prayer, and she was healed.

So why do people seek God? Because we are often oppressed by the devils of this world in the land of Egypt. Once we are oppressed by ghosts, we want to come out of this house of slavery. How did this sister come to believe in the Lord? Because she owed a lot of money in pursuit of a good life, and she is still paying it off today. She is not young anymore, living a relatively hard life, and then she came to me to believe in the Lord well.

If she didn't owe money, and I asked her to believe in the Lord well with me and receive this training, would she be willing? In fact, our training is not even demonic training. We are sitting in air conditioning, enjoying the best of everything, and then doing some homework on Genesis and Exodus, and joining a few ministries. Is it that difficult? In my opinion, it's really not difficult.

But the key issue is that this is not as important as making money, nor as important as pursuing a good ideal. As a result, this pursuit leads to bondage, falling into the house of slavery in Egypt as a slave. Those who have been released through my hands are those who have been enslaved in the house of slavery in Egypt before they are willing to believe in the Lord. If I were to tell these stories, there would be too many!

There are also many people who have just barely woken up, but accidentally go back again. You have been slaves in the house of slavery in Egypt, oppressed very badly, but without any complaints. But on the road of believing in the Lord, on the road of being blessed and receiving grace, you suffer a little grievance, and the complaints are huge. Isn't this strange?

I think, if God did not let the Israelites be slaves, without suffering this sin, would they choose to come out of Egypt to be the army of the Lord God? No one wants to wander in the wilderness. God led them to the wilderness to serve God, to be free, and to enter the promised land. But even though the Israelites lived like that in the house of slavery in Egypt, as soon as God trained them a little, they began to complain again, and then wanted to go back to Egypt. There are also some among us who always want to go back to Egypt. These people are born to be slaves.

My heart can be said to be extremely sorrowful, because these people always want to run back. I said in my heart, God! Have mercy on me, may you remember me and be gracious to me. There is a deep hope in me, which is to hope that everyone will stop loving the world, stop going back to Egypt to be slaves! That place is not fun! It is no exaggeration to say that sometimes I am so anxious that tears stream down my face. I rarely cry for myself, but when I see brothers and sisters going back, always being deceived by the old horse, I am extremely painful. Although sometimes I appear to be extremely strong on the surface, my heart is extremely stuffed, and the only way is to call on God.

My point is to tell everyone that God has a great plan, which is to let us see through these things in the world. If you can't see through being a slave, then what can you see through when you are enjoying the best of everything? Don't even mention you, even I, if I hadn't suffered in this world, I might have just strolled around, ate, drank, played, bought, sold, married, gave birth, and finally gone to destruction.

Let's look at God's great plan again. This plan is really well-intentioned! Brothers and sisters must wake up and stop going back to Egypt! Egypt is really not a fun place. God's great plan is to raise you up, for the sake of bringing you out of the land of Egypt, and then training you into a mighty warrior, to enter and inherit the land.

How can I know if I have inherited the land? Entering the promised land is a difficult battle. Only those who come out of the house of slavery can inherit the land! It is impossible for those who have not come out of the house of slavery to enter the promised land. In this difficult battle, there are giants three meters tall and weighing more than two hundred kilograms. You are not even in the same order of magnitude as them. You can't hit them, your legs are not as long as their arms, and you can't even hit their heads when you jump! How to fight! This is impossible to play. To enter the promised land, you have to defeat the old horse, but can you get the place where the old horse is standing?

I testify to everyone with a loud voice, you have seen many miracles, and experienced many graces through my hands; I am concerned about God's church and God's people, and I feel uncomfortable when I see defeat. But every time I thank God, because victory comes faster than I imagined. Sometimes I am very emotional, because just when I am sad, God miraculously turns things around.

Last night I talked to the old horse again, which was very interesting. As soon as I mentioned that it had been defeated by me, it said: Don't mention it. Haha, the old horse was embarrassed, because it lost to me again, and our sister was released again! I said in my heart: God! May we always remember the suffering we have suffered in the house of slavery in Egypt. The old horse said that it lost, that it was my defeated general. But it is not necessarily so in front of you. I can say that the vast majority of us cannot beat the old horse! But because you are under my cover, it is a bit difficult for the devil to move you! The old horse said to me: I dare not come again, I have to go. But I don't quite believe what it says, it is not so easy to leave.

This is the second point I am talking about - this is God's plan. Through these things manifested in you and me, God's plan is far beyond our imagination, and we are really grateful. Now do you understand why the Israelites were sent to the house of slavery? Because if they are not in the house of slavery, people cannot get out of the world! Many people, even if they have come out of the house of slavery, sometimes want to go back! Even if they have eaten enough pig slop and pig dung, sometimes they still want to go back and continue eating!

This is God's great plan, and we must keep God's great plan in our hearts. God wants to bring his army out of Egypt, which is to bring out a group of people who are slaves in the house of slavery in Egypt. The Israelites were slaves for four hundred years! As these four hundred years passed, one generation died, and another generation came. If you were Abraham, you might wonder why God had to make the Israelites slaves for four hundred years. You might want to say that I would have turned to ashes four hundred years later, and it would not matter to me what the Israelites were like. But Abraham lives in eternity. Until today, Abraham looks down from heaven, watching us as if watching a play. I believe that Abraham will definitely applaud and cheer for me in heaven.

Abraham is the one I emulate. In eternity, he saw a glorious destiny, saw God's great plan, that He would bring us out of the house of slavery in Egypt, bring us into eternity, bring us into God's promise, bring us into God's prosperity. It is because he was afraid that the Israelites would not be able to endure any hardship as soon as they came out, and then wanted to go back, that God let them eat pig slop for four hundred years in Egypt, but they still did not eat enough. I feel quite shocked by this.

I want to tell everyone that we should be strong and tidy up the faith inside us. Can we have a glorious destiny in eternity? Can our eyes see that God has a great plan for us? Can we see that God has a good purpose for us? These are not in this life, but in eternity. That promised land is not today's Canaan, nor today's land of Israel, but in eternity, God will give us the new Jerusalem. A new Jerusalem holy city will descend from heaven, and God will be with us forever!

There is no need for electricity in the city, the city is full of God's glory. This is God's plan, so God's army came out of Egypt. That's why I rarely see people who enjoy the best of everything suddenly decide to believe in the Lord well. What I often see are people who are half-dead, with a lot of problems on their bodies, a lot of problems in their lives that cannot be solved, and who are living very hard, who will come to church to receive training.

The theme of Exodus Chapter 1 is: Only with slavery in Egypt, there is God's army. Everyone has to make a choice, do you want to continue to be a slave under the old horse, or do you want to tidy up again, come out of the land of Egypt, out of the old horse's territory, enter God's promised land, and begin to be under God's management, to be trained by God? Although the training is difficult and hard, it doesn't matter, you won't die! It's better than dying in the house of slavery in Egypt in the end!

The Descendants of Abraham Should Not Think That They Can Make a Name for Themselves in This World

In fact, in the spiritual realm, the old horse knows which people in this world belong to God and which belong to it. The old horse often says to me: This person has too good a relationship with you, I can't deceive him. Recently, the old horse also said to me: You manage so strictly, you love him so much, I can only deceive him occasionally. That's probably the case. Brothers and sisters should also know that as descendants of Abraham, you will definitely be persecuted in this world. This is because you have God's clear election on you. This clear election is known to God and to ghosts, but you may not know it yourself.

This matter is very wonderful, so wonderful that we should not think that we can live a meaningful life in this world. When the devil sees people who belong to God, it wants to persecute them and kill them. Because people who belong to God have God's election in the dark, they are persecuted by the devil, and they begin to seek God! In fact, this just shows that the devil is very stupid, so stupid that it actively helps God to do the work of election.

Among us, there are not many who are smart, not many who are wise, and not many who are noble, but it doesn't matter! Everyone is persecuted by the devil and driven into the church by the devil. In the Bible, the name Egypt symbolizes the world. It is strange that people who belong to God do not want to enter the church by themselves, but because of the persecution of the devil, they are forced into a bad situation, and then they walk into the church.

I walked into the church myself. I think these old horses and other evil spirits are regretful, tangled, and uncomfortable to death. They will say: If I hadn't messed with him at that time, he wouldn't have built a victorious church! Wouldn't he have had this? Isn't it good for us to give him the best of everything? In fact, the devil is very stupid. Because of their persecution, I was unlucky, and I couldn't do anything well. As a result, I came to seek God, and I was able to build God's victorious church, specializing in doing the work of fighting ghosts. Recently, the old horse also told me its heart: You brought me here and you still beat me! Look, the old horse is still very regretful.

The land of Egypt is the place where the evil spirits of this world persecute and control the Israelites. The evil spirits strictly make them do hard labor, which is very hard! Although they do hard labor, the Israelites have no complaints, which is too evil! Being deceived again and again, being persecuted by the old horse and evil spirits of this world, but without complaints, and never blaming the old horse, is too incredible!

When my mother was still alive, she had a very good relationship with the old horse. She always brought the old horse, and as a result, the old horse killed her! Since the old horse killed her, why did she still have to pull and pull with the old horse? Sometimes she said to me that the old horse was actually not bad! I said, stop it, you almost killed yourself! I think people are very strange.

Today's church is like the Israelites when they left Egypt. These Israelites think they are very capable, and they often complain about Moses. In fact, Moses never bullied them, nor did he take advantage of them. But these Israelites were harmed in the land of Egypt without any complaints. This thing is called servility. The descendants of Abraham must be persecuted in this world. These people cannot do well in this world, because you are God's people. You are chosen by God, and there will be a mark on you, so it is normal to suffer a little.

In fact, what God wants to do first to bring us out of Egypt is to deal with the servile nature

The nature of slaves is very interesting. Don't think that you are chosen by God, but after mixing in this world for a long time, and being oppressed and enslaved for a long time, you will not be able to be a free man. When God brings you out of the land of Egypt, you will see that God has a great plan for you: First bring you to the wilderness, and in the wilderness begin to promulgate laws. After the promulgation of laws, you have to do this and that. The purpose is to deal with the slavishness in us.

The slavishness in us is very heavy! Sometimes I think I am a slave. In fact, if we really think that we are useless servants, these are what we should do, then it is okay to be willing to be servants of God. But today's Christians are willing to be servants of the world, but unwilling to be servants of God; willing to follow the flesh, but unwilling to follow the Holy Spirit.

Is this phenomenon very common? You have the ability to discern good and evil with those who love you, but you don't dare to compete with the whips of the Egyptians! This is called servility, that is, only the whip works, and you will not be a free man. Not being a free man means that if you are given freedom, you don't know what to do; if you are given some freedom and respect, people will be presumptuous, like to be oppressed by this world, and like to live like this.

I can give many examples, such as: a person has received many benefits from God, and as a result, what he thinks in his head is: to work hard, to have money to spend, to have money to spend, to work hard, to work hard, to please the boss, then listen to what the boss says, and the result is that the boss treats you as a slave, and you have no complaints, because you feel that you cannot twist your arm more than your thigh. If I treat you like your boss, then it's over, you would have discerned good and evil with me long ago, and even before I took the whip, people couldn't stand it.

When Japan invaded China in the past, some Chinese people worked as traitors under the Japanese devils. Those days were not easy, like second-class citizens, slaves. But people felt that in order to live, they had to live like this, and the result was a very hard life. Traitors would not be free men, but they were good at being slaves, isn't it very interesting? Even in modern times, in front of the world powers, the servility of the Chinese people is vividly displayed. In our era, many people sharpened their heads to go to the United States, even if they became second-class citizens in the United States, they didn't care.

Some sisters like to marry foreigners very much. I have a classmate who married a foreigner. They always feel that it is good to marry foreigners, and white people have superior conditions. Some time ago, I really ministered to a foreigner. This foreigner's wife is one of our sisters. She went to that country and married a local white man. Later, our sisters brought her husband, because her husband didn't work all day, and his wife had to support him. But this foreigner still thinks he is a first-class citizen and is proud of himself. This situation is quite common. In fact, this kind of servility is not only reflected in the worship of foreigners, but there is also a chain of contempt within the Chinese people. For example, we Northeasterners, no matter whether we go to Beijing or Shanghai, as long as we speak, people will look down on us.

This inexplicable thing in people is called servility. What God wants to deal with thoroughly in us is not to be whipped by the Egyptians, but to bring us out, give us a set of laws, and let us keep and follow them, because we still don't know how to be free men. We are like children. If we don't discipline them and give them all the freedom, they will not grow up. If you want to grow up, you have to be disciplined! Because people are born with servility, and servility comes from the nature of belonging to the flesh.

It is willing to be whipped a few times by the Japanese, and it is okay to be trained and scolded by the boss. But if you really give freedom, people will not be free people. God is going to deal with the slavish nature of people, which is part of God's plan. If you are not enslaved in the land of Egypt, you cannot come out to be God's army; if you are enslaved in the land of Egypt, you will develop a body of servility. If God wants to bring you out, he must repair this servility.

Whether in the Land of Slavery or in the Promised Land, Fearing God is Always a Smart Choice

But the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied and spread; so the Egyptians were filled with dread because of the Israelites. (Exodus 1:12)

The king of Egypt said to the Hebrew midwives, whose names were Shiphrah and Puah, “When you are helping the Hebrew women during childbirth on the delivery stool, if you see that the baby is a boy, kill him; but if it is a girl, let her live.” But the midwives feared God and did not do what the king of Egypt had told them to do; they let the boys live. Then the king of Egypt summoned the midwives and asked them, “Why have you done this? Why have you let the boys live?” (Exodus 1:15-18)

The midwives answered Pharaoh, “Hebrew women are not like Egyptian women; they are vigorous and give birth before the midwives arrive.” So God was kind to the midwives and the people increased and became even more numerous. And because the midwives feared God, he gave them families of their own. Then Pharaoh gave this order to all his people: “Every Hebrew boy that is born you must throw into the Nile, but let every girl live.” (Exodus 1:19-22)

From the above scriptures, we can draw a conclusion: Fearing God is very important! Midwives are like obstetricians and gynecologists today, but in the matter of giving birth, the Israelites believed that it was unclean. So being a midwife is not a very glorious and decent profession. The Egyptian Pharaoh wanted the midwives to strangle the boys who were born, and the girls could survive, but because the midwives feared God, they did not do so. But isn't it courting death to disobey the Pharaoh's order? The Egyptian Pharaoh questioned them, and they prevaricated the Pharaoh, and as a result, many boys survived.

Although the profession they are engaged in is considered unclean in the eyes of God, because they fear God, God gave them families of their own. It's amazing! Originally, Pharaoh wanted to kill many people, but because the midwives feared God, they saved many people. Although many people died later, including the people of Moses' generation, Moses survived. Pharaoh treated the Israelites in this way, causing many Israelites to die. Looking at it from the human logic system, we cannot see God's grace and mercy. But I tell you, even in Egypt, in the place ruled by Pharaoh, if you are a person who fears God, what is clean or unclean, what profession you are engaged in does not matter! Nothing can replace fearing God!

I mentioned in my previous sermons that God will punish those who hate God, from father to son, to the third and fourth generations; but God will keep his covenant and show mercy to those who love God to a thousand generations. If we love God and fear God, we will immediately solve the problems of ancestral curses, uncleanness, and attracting ghosts! When have you ever seen Abraham attracting ghosts? There was no blood of Jesus at that time, why didn't Abraham attract ghosts? Because what he had in his heart was the fear and love of God, and many things became completely unimportant.

At that time, no one was willing to marry a midwife, but someone happened to fall in love with them, and maybe the husband they married in the end was not bad. Why? Because they fear God! Even if you are in a slave family in Egypt, if you have a heart that fears God, God will still protect you. Even though many Israelite children were killed, Moses was protected by God.

Brothers and sisters must know, can't God control people's lives? It is difficult for people with destiny to die! People with destiny, with a heart that loves God, fears God, and lives for God, whether in the house of slavery or in the promised land, God will surely be able to protect you! For example, the reason the midwives told Pharaoh was actually quite absurd, but how could Pharaoh be so easily fooled? How could he be prevaricated by such a sentence? There is no such simple thing! But because God is in power, Pharaoh thinks it makes sense! So don't be afraid of the boss, Pharaoh or Lao Ma, as long as you learn to fear God, even if you are in a slave family in Egypt, fearing God is still the smartest and best choice.

The theme of this chapter is "With Slavery in Egypt, There is God's Army Coming Out of Egypt". Brothers and sisters must begin to thoroughly deal with the nature of the flesh in us; thoroughly deal with the bad habits we have acquired in Egypt; thoroughly clear out the inherent and deep-rooted worldly logic system in us. We see that there are oppressors and oppressed in the world, but the Bible says this: Those who fear God will come out of these two.

It is good to grasp the one and not let go of the other. Whoever fears God will avoid all extremes. (Ecclesiastes 7:18)

Finally, let's review this chapter: The first point is the introduction, starting from the covenant between Abraham and God more than 400 years ago. Because Abraham has a glorious hope in eternity, God said to him: Your descendants will be slaves in Egypt for 400 years, and your descendants will inherit this land. That is to say, if you want to inherit the land, you must come out of the land of slavery in Egypt and be God's army. Since you can be whipped in Egypt, you can certainly be trained in God's army. It is normal to be wronged, aggrieved, and scolded, because training on the playground is better than being whipped in Egypt.

In the middle, we talked about God's plan, that is, as the descendants of Abraham, it is impossible not to be persecuted in this world; then we talked about dealing with our servility; and finally, we must have a heart that fears God. We will share here, may God bless everyone!