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"The Hungry Get It" part 3 by Charles Simpson

5/26/2019

The Hungry Get It

APPETITE REVIVAL
We need a revival – an appetite revival. What can revive our hunger?
• Remembering our own need, and how God met us
• Seeing those around us who hunger
• Seeing the condition of our youth and our nation
• Realizing how hungry our adversaries are
• Understanding what is at stake during this strategic moment in history

On a positive note, I have seen and listened to many hungry youth. I believe that this young generation is looking for life’s answers. We cannot afford to leave them to the secularists, deceiving media, ungodly entertainers, scheming humanist “educators,” and any others who would fill them with empty words.

A few days ago, I had a meal with a group of young men who are hungry for God. We are preparing to launch a new phase in our Ministry Institute, and these young men will take part in the first class that I will teach, which is about our history. As we ate together, we reviewed some of the words that God gave to me and others which moved us forward in Him…words that God gave us in times when we were spiritually hungry. As this course proceeds, I will attempt to convey the importance of what Jesus said: “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God” (Matthew 4:4).

In the above reference, Jesus was quoting Moses who said the same to Israel (see Deuteronomy 8:3). Israel received bread in the wilderness, but they failed to hear the Word of God – so they perished. We must examine our appetite. What is it we truly hunger for? The odds are that whatever that is, we will get it.

Please keep us in your prayers as we give our bread to the hungry. Thanks for giving seed to the sower. If the Lord leads you to support us in a special way this month, we will deeply appreciate it. In addition to launching the Ministry Institute (which I will be telling you more about soon), we are focusing on a number of new ministry initiatives. All of these steps of faith present special financial challenges, but the cause is great. The hungry are out there; we must go to them.

May the Lord bless you and yours this month and always!
In Christ,
Charles Simpson

"The Hungry Get It" part 2 by Charles Simpson

5/25/2019

The Hungry Get It

WHAT CREATES HUNGER?
Hunger is an important issue to God – He responds to a hungry heart. How then is spiritual hunger created? The one word answer is: need. As a teenager, I worked several jobs that demanded heavy physical labor. Soon after dawn, I was in the potato fields. On another job, I was up very early every day to work construction. Some of you know what I mean. Labor creates a need for food. I ate a huge breakfast: three eggs, grits, biscuits, bacon, gravy, and everything I could hold. I knew it would all be burned up by mid-morning. In the evening, I ate a large dinner. Even with such eating, I often lost weight during the summers.

When I was 19, I began preaching. During one summer revival in a rural area, I stayed in the home of a couple who lived on a farm. Again, we ate a large breakfast. At noon, I was a guest in another home for lunch. And then, at supper before church, we ate again. Each host tried to top the previous one. At first it was great. I was 19 and still eating like I had when I was actually doing manual labor. But after a few days, I thought that I might die. I was eating way more than I needed. When one’s needs are met, it is hard to pretend to be hungry.

This raises a question: Is the Church hungry? Is it overfed and under worked? If it ceases to be hungry, will God bless it? And how can we regain our hunger?
I have observed that giving out to others keeps me in need and hungry. I need “bread” for others. I have also noticed that God gives me more when those to whom I minister are hungry. When people are not hungry, ministry is difficult.

CONSUMERS OR SUPPLIERS
Whenever we receive something from God, we immediately become stewards. We are required to give it to those who hunger (see First Corinthians 4:1-2). If we merely become consumers, we soon lose our appetite. We get full and lazy. We become “religious tasters,” and critics of even gourmet quality meals. The hungry are less “choosy”. The God we serve is not like Isaac; God is neither feeble nor is He blind. He cannot be fooled about our real hunger or lack thereof.
I remember a favorite church song from forty years ago, “Fill My Cup.” It was a prayer for more of God’s Spirit. But there was a line in it that I question: “Feed me ‘til I want no more.” Apparently, many got their desire, and now they want no more. “Make it short and sweet” they say and they look for entertainment instead of enrichment.

Why are so many ministers trapped in this environment? Church leaders use a lot of time, energy and resources “stuffing” people who really have little or no appetite, who “sit at the table” just because it is Sunday morning. The reason is that the Church too often sees itself as a consumer and not a supplier. The needs are outside. There are millions of people whose physical appetite has led them astray and they hunger for real food. They are our mar

"The Hungry Get It" part 1 by Charles Simpson

5/24/2019

The Hungry Get It

Dear Friend in Christ:
I pray that this letter is about a vital issue that will affect our future – yours and mine. In order to define this issue, I will review the story of Esau and Jacob. Abraham’s son, Isaac, had two sons, Esau and Jacob. Esau was the older of the two and was therefore eligible, under family tradition, to receive the “birthright.” This meant that he would receive twice as much as his younger brother, upon his father’s death. He would also become the spiritual leader.

There was a problem, however. Esau was careless about his place. One day, he returned from the field famished from hunger. He asked his brother, Jacob, for some food – a favorite meal which we will call a “red stew” (see Genesis 25:29-34 NKJ). Jacob offered a deal to Esau: “I’ll give you some of my red stew in exchange for your birthright.” Esau accepted with this foolish comment, “What is this birthright to me?” His physical appetite exceeded his spiritual hunger.
Sometime later, as father Isaac was blind, feeble, and near death, he asked Esau to go hunting, kill some wild game, and prepare Isaac’s favorite meal. Afterward, Isaac would pass on the blessing to Esau – the family birthright.
While Esau was hunting for game, Rebekah, Isaac’s wife, conspired with Jacob to deceive Isaac into believing that Jacob was really Esau. They prepared a meal, and Jacob took it into blind and feeble Isaac, and received the solemn blessing.

Later, Esau returned with his meal and only then did both he and Isaac realize what had occurred. But it was irrevocable; Jacob got the blessing.
In our culture, such an act is inconceivable; blessings obtained under false pretense would be revoked. But this was not our culture. The fact is that God allowed Jacob to get the blessing and God Himself blessed deceitful Jacob. Why? Jacob hungered for God even in his deceit. Esau was not hungry for God; only for stew.

BLESSED ARE THE HUNGRY
There are many historical and contemporary examples of those who are “hungry” getting rewards that “more able” people failed to get. In sports, even the “best” teams can lose for lack of hunger. The seemingly most qualified don’t always advance, if they have lost their hunger.

Jesus’ life and ministry give us numerous examples. Lazarus got it; the rich man did not. The publican (a sinner) got it; the Pharisees did not. The sick and oppressed got it; the well and prosperous did not. The Galilean disciples got it; the Judean religious leaders did not. It was not wealth and health that stopped the blessing – those are blessings! But it was the loss of appetite which prevented the flow of grace.

Luke chapter 1:46-55 records Mary, mother of Jesus, praising God that He had chosen her. She was a young girl, a virgin and an unknown person from Nazareth, a town of bad reputation. Here is what she said to God: “My soul magnifies the Lord for He has regarded the lowly state of His maidservant. He has scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts. He has put down the mighty from their thrones, and exalted the lowly. He has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich He has sent away empty.” Mary “got it”.

Some thirty years later, Jesus began His ministry with these words: “Blessed are the poor in spirit; blessed are those who mourn; blessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness.” Those who hungered for what was right and realized their own spiritual need would get the blessing and the Kingdom. The least qualified got blessed because they understood their plight.

Jesus’ message was a fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy in Isaiah, chapter 61. The Messiah would bring Good News of deliverance to the poor and oppressed. Was Jesus partial to the poor? Did He ignore the wealthy because of their wealth? No – wealth and health are blessings – as long as they do not destroy our appetite for righteousness. Moses had warned Israel of this danger (see Deuteronomy 6:10-12).

Isaiah had also said that God would bless those who shared their bread with the hungry (see Isaiah 58:7), so a wealthy person like Abraham or David could continue to be blessed if they continued to be compassionate and gracious to the poor and hungry. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture is consistent on this vital point. A hungry heart, or the gracious response to a hungry heart, will obtain favor from God.

It is not how much we have that matters; it is how much we give. When we forget how hungry we once were, we forget those that still are hungry.
Records from the infamous Nazi prisons in Germany indicate that food was so meager that many thousands died of starvation. Nevertheless, prisoners who were willing to share their meager supply with others in greater need, lived longer and healthier lives.

THREE CATEGORIES OF MANKIND by Gene Norman

5/23/2019

THREE CATEGORIES OF MANKIND

1 Corinthians 3:1-4 Paul said, I could not speak to you ...as people of the spirit...
but as carnal people of the world system (the cosmos) .,,
or as (immature) babes in Christ....I fed you with milk
(2 Peter 2:2-3, as newborn babes, desire the pure/sincere milk of the word) Studying and reading the word is partaking of milk or nourishment...
(John 4:32-34...my meat is to DO the will of Him who sent me,
and to finish His work)

HERE ARE THE THREE CATEGORIES;

PSUCHIKOS (su ki kos)
as Adam: natural, unregenerated,
neither good nor bad / a spirit being in an earthly body
verse 14, the natural man does not receive the things of God

SARKIKOS (sar ki kos)
renewed, regenerated,
but still walking in the flesh – carnal
Romans 8:7-8, the carnal mind is emnity against God,
those who are in the flesh cannot please God

PNEUMATIKOS (new mat ti kos)
renewed, regenerated, spiritually born again
walking in full communion with God
verse 15, he who is spiritual judges all things, he has the mind of Christ
Romans 8:6, to be spiritually minded is life and peace

THE SEVEN SPIRITS OF GOD by Gene Norman

5/21/2019

THE SEVEN SPIRITS OF GOD

This phrase is found in several scriptures but it is not saying that there are seven actual spirits but is identifying the various character traits, types and purposes of His will.
Revelation 4:5 And from the throne proceeded lightnings, thundering, and voices. Seven lamps of fire were burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God.
The lampstand was of pure gold with seven branches,
each holding an oil lamp with a wick to produce light.
Isaiah 11:1-2 There shall come forth a Rod from the stem of Jesse, And a Branch shall grow out of his roots. The Spirit of the LORD shall rest upon Him, The Spirit of wisdom and the Spirit of understanding, The Spirit of counsel and the Spirit of might,
The Spirit of knowledge and the Spirit of the fear of the LORD.
(Scripture Refs: John 1:1; Pro.18:4; 16:22; Isaiah 12:3; Pro.20:5; 10:11; John 4:8)
The Spirit of the Lord is the center lamp. It speaks of Christ Jesus as the Word of God, by which comes Salvation being the sacrifice, bringing judgment on the sin nature.
The second lamp is the Spirit of Knowledge, the Truth both Logos and Rhema of God.
The third lamp is the Spirit of Wisdom, walking in His Will continually.
The fourth lamp is the Spirit of Understanding the Purposes and why of His will.
The fifth lamp is the Spirit of Counsel whereby we are inspired by His Guidance.
The sixth lamp is the Spirit of Might, authority and power by His Righteousness.
The seventh lamp is the Spirit of the Fear of the Lord, His Nature and Character.
Revelation 4:6-7.... And in the midst of the throne, and around the throne, were four living creatures full of eyes in front and in back. The first living creature was like a lion, the second living creature like a calf, the third living creature had a face like a man, and the fourth living creature was like a flying eagle.
Revelation 5:6, the seven eyes = the sevenfold passion of God listed above
Connecting the four to the ministry functions in Ephesians 4:11;
The Apostle / Gospel of Matthew= Lion;
The Evangelist / Gospel of Mark = Ox/Calf;
The Prophet / Gospel of John = Flying Eagle;
The Pastor/Teacher / Gospel of Luke = Man
Paul said the following of himself =
2Timothy 1:11... I was appointed a preacher, an apostle, and a teacher of the Gentiles.
(Ez. 1:5-10; Rev. 1:20; 5:6; Isa. 11:1-2; Ep. 4:11; 2 Sam. 6:13; Jos. 3:3; Rev. 1:20)
The stem of Jesse produced David the root which produced Jesus the rod, vine, trunk which brought about the church the limbs or branches.
So the seven spirits are:
Salvation; Logos/Rhema; Wisdom; Understanding; Counsel; Authority, Power; Agape'
one two three four five six seven

"Subtle Seduction" part 3 by Charles Simpson

5/20/2019

Subtle Seduction

Escaping Illusion and Delusion
Many years ago, my wife, Carolyn, and I had a house that was elevated above the street, so our driveway went uphill. It was paved and appeared solid, but one day I noticed some erosion on the edge of our driveway. So, I called a company that built driveways and they sent workers out to our home to inspect our driveway. They discovered that the erosion extended far under the concrete. The driveway was, in fact, dangerous!

The price to repair the driveway was expensive, but less expensive than our car falling through the driveway that appeared good, but was not. I watched as they pumped hundreds of gallons of cement under the driveway. A lot of ideas look good but underneath they are very dangerous.

The Apostle Paul was once a zealous Pharisee named Saul. His illusion was that his goodness would save him. He was so radical in his illusion that he would persecute and imprison those who disagreed with his idea. He even assented to the stoning of Stephen. His illusion became a delusion and that is indicated by how he treated others. Deluded people are dangerous!

Saul was narcissistic, full of self-love. He knew about Jesus, His teaching, and His works, yet stubbornly clung to his illusion. No argument could sway Saul. Then one day on the road to Damascus, he met Jesus personally and was dramatically changed…even his name!

It is my belief that you can debate an illusion but not a delusion. Only God can deliver one under delusion. We can and should pray for those who are imprisoned by a lie, but only an encounter with God will deliver them.
The First Commandment is to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength—to love Him in every way possible. The Second Commandment is to love our neighbors as ourselves—to treat them as we want to be treated, even those who disagree. Rejecting the First Commandment often leads to misinterpreting the second. “Love your neighbor as yourself’ is now commonly interpreted to “therefore love yourself.” Self-esteem is a cardinal doctrine of modern culture and narcissism or self-love is the result.

Jesus makes it clear by teaching and demonstration that we cannot be His disciple and love ourselves (see Matthew 16:24-25). When our life versus His will becomes the priority, we lose our lives. In order to avoid illusions and delusions, we must love God, each other, and love the truth above ourselves. That position protects us against flattery and seduction. I would add another protection: Find and fellowship with those who love and seek the truth—even the uncomfortable truth.

One of my best friends was John Duke, who went to be with the Lord a few years back. John was a “truth teller.” Like my parents, John would look me in the eye and tell me what he thought. Right or wrong, John would be honest with me regardless of consequence. We remained close friends from 1966 until he passed away in 2015. We all need friends like that. We spent a lot of time together in the presence of God.

Finally, we need to bathe ourselves daily in the Word of God (see Ephesians 5:26). The Bible will adjust our perspective as we study it. The Lord of Truth will speak to us if we humble ourselves before Him and repent of false notions and wrong actions.

Seek the Lord
We are all vulnerable to the subtleties of Satan if we are not properly armed (see Ephesians 6:10-20). I wrote this letter out of love for the Church, that we may all hear the truth. Also, when I think of the United States, I am deeply concerned about how secularism has gained control of our institutions and many people have become deluded. We need a visitation from God, a restored foundation, and clarity in the ways of God. Let’s join together to “seek the Lord while He may be found.”

Please pray for us as we continue our mission, reaching many nations with the Gospel. If the Lord leads you, would you consider a special financial gift this month to support the work of the ministry? Please visit us at csmpublishing.org. Thanks so much for your friendship!

In Him,

CS

"Subtle Seduction" part 2 by Charles Simpson

5/19/2019

Subtle Seduction

From Illusion to Delusion
An illusion is an erroneous perception of reality. A delusion is a stubborn clinging to unreality in the face of obvious evidence to the contrary. We have illusions, but delusions have us. We have all had some illusions but hopefully lived through them and moved on to seek the truth. Illusions come from our ignorance, naïveté, or fantasies. Time and seeking truth will disabuse us of illusions if we love truth.

But if we prefer an appealing lie and stubbornly cling to it, God will give us what we prefer. When He has confronted us and we rejected Him and His Word, He will send us a delusion and enable us to continue in the lie (see 2 Thessalonians 2:11).

Seduction is not limited to sex or theology; it happens on a massive political scale with deadly results. A case in point is socialism which promises “free stuff” and equality for all. Socialism was born among secularist God-deniers. It has not worked in Russia, China, Cuba, Venezuela, and other nations. Yet people continue to embrace it and socialism’s sister, communism. This embracing continues even among the “educated elites.” How does it continue to be embraced? Simply put, it comes from appealing false promises.

Placing personal responsibility on someone or something else, be it government, ideology, bureaucracy, or even church is a huge mistake. Adam said it was Eve’s fault, Eve said it was the serpent’s fault, but each bore their own responsibility.

Machiavelli (1469-1527) was an Italian diplomat, politician, and philosopher. He believed that the ends justified the means. In other words, there were no moral limits to achieving goals. He is often called the “father of modern political science.” He would say whatever people wanted to hear in order to get whatever he wanted. Lenin, Hitler, Castro, and numerous others gained power by the same means; they promised whatever people wanted. The result was not prosperity or equality; it was poverty, tyranny, and prison camps. North Korea is a prime example, yet people continue to be seduced by political promises. Why? Because they have left God, discernment, and enduring truth out of the equation.
What tastes good, sounds good, or feels good is not always good or good for us. Living by our senses can be an illusion of goodness. In contrast, Jesus told Lucifer that we live by every Word that proceeds from the mouth of God (see Luke 4:4). When we reject the Word of God, we are left to our own naïveté. And that usually leads to a rejection of God’s Word, human history, and its vital lessons.

I have recently read two books. One is The Right Side of History by Ben Shapiro. He is an Orthodox Jew who is politically, philosophically, and historically astute. This book brings us on the historical journey to where we are now and the philosophies that got us here. It is not an easy read, especially for those unacquainted with philosophy, but it is vital material. The second book is The Hidden Messages of the Great Seal. (The Great Seal is the official U.S. Government seal.) This book was written by Michael Kanis. Michael has done thousands of hours of research digging out the messages of the Great Seal, and they are biblical messages that reveal our Founders’ faith.

Both books point out how the revolution in the United States differed from other revolutions, especially the French Revolution. They also explain why we have prospered and how much we have lost our history. When we lose our history, we are in danger of losing our future. We cannot afford to miss the signs of erosion

"Subtle Seduction" Part 1 by Charles Simpson

5/18/2019

Subtle Seduction

Dear Friend in Christ:
My purpose in this letter is to strengthen us against deception. In the story of Creation and the Garden of Eden, Genesis 3:1 tells us, “Now the serpent was more subtle.” The serpent was the embodiment of Lucifer, God’s arch-enemy and ours, who was beguiling Adam and Eve. And how did the serpent do that? First, he gave a false description of what God had said. Then he gave a false promise of what disobedience would do for them. And finally, he appealed to their taste and ego. The fruit was pleasant to their senses, but the result was death.

The enemy’s plan has not changed very much since the Garden of Eden. He still distorts or ignores the Word of God. He still makes false promises. He still appeals to our egos and senses, but the end is still destruction and death.
Proverbs 7:21-23 talks about the issue of seduction, “With flattering (persuasive) words she led him astray; she seduced him with her smooth talk. All at once he followed her like an ox going to the slaughter, like a deer stepping into a noose till an arrow pierces his liver, like a bird darting into a snare, little knowing it will cost him his life.” Regardless of who is doing the seducing, the process is always the same.

What They Loved Most
I was recently reading through the Gospel of John 12:42-43, which tell us that many rulers among the Jews believed in Jesus but would not confess it because they loved the praise of men more than the praise of God. Their issue was not praise of men, good reputation, or honor; their issue was that they LOVED it more than the praise of God. The enemy knows what we love more than God’s favor and that is what he will use to seduce us.

Physical seduction is a metaphor for spiritual seduction. They both work the same way – flattery, ego, self-fulfillment. Jesus warned to watch out when all men speak well of you because false prophets were lauded in history while true prophets were often killed (see Luke 6:26). The problem with false prophets in many cases was that even if they knew the truth, they loved the praise of men. The people wanted “smooth sayings” so they gave them nice words (see Isaiah 30:9-14) False assurance, when repentance is needed, is from one who has been seduced to those being seduced.
My mother was from the bayous of South Louisiana and came from a family of 12 children. Her father was a land-grant sugar cane grower and maker of syrup. She grew up cutting sugar cane and working hard. Her small community did not have a high school so she later got her high school diploma by mail

Mom was not “well-educated” in the academic sense but she was very difficult to fool, as I discovered. One day a young man was saying some very nice things to her about her, when she interrupted him, “You are a flatterer!” Years later, that young man was in prison.

The Importance of Praise part 5 by Gene Norman

5/12/2019

THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAISE

From Psalms 146 to 150, we are commanded to praise the Lord. Psalm 149 says that praise is like a two-edged sword in our hand to execute vengeance on our enemies, and to bind their kings with chains....to execute on them the written judgments – this honor has all His saints (that would be you and me) as we praise the Lord.
The writer of the Book of Hebrews exhorts us to continually offer the sacrifice of praise, that is, the fruit of our lips, giving thanks to His name (13:8). Why does He call it a sacrifice? I would suggest that it is because we do not, in our fleshly or carnal state, want to praise God.

David helps us with this attitude in his writing of Psalm 103. He said, “Bless the Lord O my soul.” He commanded his soul, from his spirit man, to bless or praise the Lord. The soul of man (his mind, will, emotions and intellect) does not of itself desire to praise God, so, it must be induced to bless the Lord.

Our flesh or mortal body is simply a vessel or house that we live in to exist on this earth. Therefore, the fruit of our lips is what comes out of our heart. If there is love of God and praise in our heart, it will come forth out of our mouth and become the fruit of our lips.

The Apostle Peter writing in 1 Peter 1:9, unveils the purpose of God in His people. He said we are a chosen generation...chosen and called by the Lord to be His Royal Priesthood and to minister before Him as well as to Him. We are a Holy Nation that He would rule and reign over. We are His own Special People unlike any other.
All of this is that we might proclaim the PRAISES OF HIM who called us out of darkness into His marvelous Light. We are to proclaim those praises to a world in darkness that they too, may come to His wonderful Light.
According to the Revelation of Jesus Christ, recorded by John, there will be a great multitude in heaven, along with us, who with a voice of the sound of many waters and mighty thundering will be crying out, “Alleluia! For the Lord Our God omnipotent reigns.” This will happen along with the Four Living Creatures and the Twenty-four Elders.
We are to enter into His gates with thanksgiving according to Psalm 100:4-5, and then as we pass through His courts praising Him, we are given access into His presence.
This is a picture of the Old Testament Tabernacle which contains the Outer Court, the Holy Place and the Holy of Holies.

We are exhorted to praise our Lord from the rising of the sun to it's going down, according to Psalm 113:3-4. All the hours that we are awake. And, the Lord proclaims, "Whoever offers praise glorifies Me; and to him who orders his lifestyle aright, I will show the salvation of God.”

Let such as love your salvation say continually, “The Lord be magnified.”
David said, “I waited patiently for the Lord, and He inclined to me and heard my cry...He has put a new song in my mouth, praise to our God.”

Out of the mouths of babes...you have ordained strength = perfected praise, Psalm 8:2.
I will praise the Lord according to His righteousness and I will sing praises to the Name of the Lord Most High. Psalm 7:17.

"The Importance of Praise" part 4 by Gene Norman

5/11/2019

THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAISE

The Psalmist in chapter 22:3, said,” But you O Lord, are Holy, enthroned (inhabiting and showing up) in the praises of (your people) Israel. This tells me that the Lord will come into the place where He is truly praised.
All through the Psalms we are admonished and encouraged to praise the Lord. We can do this in many different ways like singing unto Him, clapping our hands in applause, dancing and leaping before Him, playing on instruments with strings, keyboards, as well as those played with wind and on drums of all sorts. The methods of praise are endless. Jesus said if we don't praise the Lord, the stones would cry out unto Him (in our stead).

In reality, that is what has happened. During the early part of the 1900's, a young boy in Israel found a cave. Not knowing what was in it and being a bit afraid, he picked up some stones and began to throw them into the cave. After several throws he heard something break. He ran to tell his dad what had happened and upon a search of the cave some ancient clay jars were found. In them were discovered the original manuscripts of the Old Testament.
What about the stone that was standing beside the opening to the tomb where Jesus was laid? Did it and does it not still cry out the truth of the resurrection giving praise to God?

Archaeologist are continually unearthing stones which testify of the truth of the Bible, thus giving praise to our God.
For years, the history books had no record of the existence of Assyria. The historians denied that it ever existed. They claimed the Bible was in error because of references to this nation which never was. Then just in the last several years archaeologist uncovered a brick with the name of King Sargon impressed in it. The brick was sent to European experts who examined it and decided it was a hoax. Not long afterward the same archaeologist unearthed the whole city, finding many more bricks with the same impression. So, again the stones have cried out in praise to God and His word.

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