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{\doDropCap{{As} in essence the claims of the `74 theory' were being presented adamantly to us as a ``revelation'', as a prophecy from God, this applies ---}}
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{\doDropCap{{It} was found surprisingly, that there are competing so-called \/``Christian'' models of this kind of thing. ~ ~ And occult groups deeply immersed in parallel or identical processes.}}
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{\doDropCap{Characteristic of such things, when it was gently suggested it could all be wrong, the man utterly closed the discussion down.  Sadly leaving us no hope for future dialogue. ~ ~  ~ ~  ~ ~  ~ ~ He seemed very proud to think that God had given this important thing to him alone. ~ ~  ~ ~ As he has been ``in ministry'' for decades, including prophecy and healing, busy writing books, and beyond general ministry---also influences other preachers, leaders and missionaries, we have given it all a very thorough and serious treatment here.}}

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Timothy 5:19-21 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   Do not admit a charge against an elder except on the evidence of two or three witnesses.}
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{\doDropCap{People must know that they may --  and must, prayerfully research, and where necessary---challenge claimed revelations.}}
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{\doDropCap{A new friend recently suggested that there was some significance in a certain number, and how you could add up letters in words from the English language to equal it. He felt that God had shown him that this number was 74.}}

And that these words pointed to the gospel and Person of the Lord Jesus Christ.

\noindent As he wrote out certain words and gave them a numeric value, they added up by his numeric system to 74; it was fascinatingly like a card trick.

Now there was nothing exotic in how he demonstrated this,  (ignoring other symbols like: ' apostrophes) the letters of the English alphabet, all treated as the same case, were  simply assigned successive numbers, following this pattern --- starting with A/a = 1, \ B/b = 2, \ C/c = 3 \textellipsis and on to \textellipsis Y/y = 25, \ Z/z = 26.

\noindent So if you do this to the word gospel:--\\

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\noindent --it all adds up to 74! 


It works with words like: the word ``English'' --of course, ``cross'', ``Jesus'', ``Messiah'', and ``preacher'', among many others. Pretty well 99\% conclusive wouldn't you think?

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My new friend volunteered, that some might see a problem, in that \textit{``Lucifer''}\footnote{Lucifer (UK:  LOO-si-faer;  `light-bringer', corresponding to the Greek name \bothGreek{Ewsforoc}, `dawn-bringer', for the same planet) is a Latin name for the planet Venus in its morning appearances and is often used for mythological and religious figures associated with the planet. Due to the unique movements and discontinuous appearances of Venus in the sky, mythology surrounding these figures often involved a fall from the heavens to earth or the underworld. Interpretations of a similar term in the Hebrew Bible, translated in the King James Version as ``Lucifer'', led to a Christian tradition of applying the name Lucifer, and its associated stories of a fall from heaven, to Satan. Some modern scholarship regards these interpretations as questionable and translates the term in the relevant Bible passage (Isaiah 14:12) as ``morning star'' or ``shining one'' rather than as a proper name ``Lucifer'' \ \url{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucifer} \ \url{http://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt1014.htm}}
 which he hadn't listed when he gave the list to us, also added up to 74 by his method. He  mentioned some have said, that in the original language it might have pointed elsewhere in the Bible to Christ as  \textit{``light bearer''} (Solving it?---Nah\textbf{!}) \textellipsis

\noindent He implied, acceptably Here (??)---

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Revelations 22:16 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   ``I, Jesus, have sent My angel to testify to you these things in the churches. I am the Root and the Offspring of David, the Bright and Morning Star.''}}

But we saw \uline{utterly} not here---

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Isaiah 14:12 \ \ \ \ KJV}\ \   How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!}}


\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Isaiah 14:12 \ \ \ \ YLT}\ \   How hast thou fallen from the heavens, O shining one, son of the dawn! Thou hast been cut down to earth, O weakener of nations.}~\footnote{``O shining one'' -- c.f. ``angel of light'' \ 2 Corinthians 11:14  ESV \bibleFontText{And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light.}}}

\begin{center}\textbf{\color{Maroon}\large\lsstyle It all needed solid testing!}\end{center}

So I thought, well, if the Anglicised \textit{Latin} name \textit{Lucifer} was in the list, from the KJV (\textbf{K}ing \textbf{J}ames \textbf{V}ersion, a Bible first published 1611 in English), specifically referring to Satan -- what else would be in such a list?  Prompted by the Holy Spirit, I said that I would write an application/script set-up, that would test the biggest authoritative list of current usage English Dictionary words that I could find. 

Then we would be able to see what sort of significance, in the true order of things, these words like cross, Jesus, Messiah, and preacher --- actually have in adding up to \SFnumerals ?

Were there other words internally adding up to \SFnumerals, that would not be so palatable to Christian proofs of the gospel, I pondered? However my new friend said that God had sent me to him; he keen just for more proofs of his ``revelation'' perhaps, I, to discover the truth.

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``Proofs of the gospel''---as my new friend said he was using this method to try and prove something special to intellectually inclined people, and others, so that they might believe in the Lord Jesus. (I thought, that means -- surrendering their life and will to Him--based~on this stuff! And Michael felt alarmed inside.)
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\noindent I believed the Lord took me in my heart to---

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Corinthians 2:1-5 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   And I, when I came to you, brothers, did not come proclaiming to you the testimony of God with lofty speech or wisdom.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{2}  For I decided to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{3}  And I was with you in weakness and in fear and much trembling,}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{4}  and my speech and my message were not in plausible words of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power,}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{5}  \textbf{that your faith might not rest in the wisdom of men but in the power of God.}}}

I shared the essence of this, and reminded him that he had said he'd powerfully seen God do healings to prove the gospel in the past, and that he should stick to that, because the \textit{\SFletters} thing all looks like the intellectual \textbf{wisdom of man}---the person he had so \textit{``led''} to Christ, themselves later, or someone else might come along, and be able to show them, that the \SFnumerals \ thing proves something else--which opposes or pollutes the gospel message -- disillusioning or misinforming them about God! 
 --- Yet setting up inside them a weakness to be influenced by symbols, numbers, devilish synchronicity, NewAge serendipity, \textit{Cabala}, occult etc, which use such fleshly and demonic approaches---all which God condemns!

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An ever present danger in things that are not actually born of God\\
 We are to \uline{rely} on His Holy Spirit!}}
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\noindent He stated that absolutely God had given the \textit{\SFletters} thing to \uline{him}, and he was going to keep using it -- quoting this Scripture (the bit in bold below) ---

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Corinthians 9:22 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \ \textellipsis  to the weak I became as weak, that I might win the weak. I have become all things to all men, \textbf{that I might by \uline{all means} save some}.}}

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Adamantly reaffirming he saw his \SFnumerals \ thing as part of \textit{all means}, that God had given to him for leading people to Christ, which he'd keep using, he started preparing to leave---\uline{shutting the discussion down} \ {\footnotesize (\textit{see} \bibleNumeralColour{Matthew 10:14} Pg \pageref{Matthew 10:14}).}

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{\doDropCap{Prayerfully locate a public licensed authoritative word-processor list of words in current use in the English language, that is as comprehensive as possible -- so that nothing was likely to be left out. }}

This must include all English from all sources as is in contemporary usage; from making a shopping list, to historical papers on more esoteric topics --- less critics accuse the project of avoiding some words validly considered English--no matter how narrow the field of usage. Cherry picking not allowed :-)

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\centreHeadToc{13}{15}{\bfseries Either `The Theory of 74' Works\\Overall or Not at All!}{2}

As brothers prayed about all this, it became clear that it would be helpful to also process a dictionary of KJV words (\textit{Lucifer} had already been mentioned to us from the KJV), and as some have ascribed special properties to that edition of the Bible, it would be wise to cover all bases and make sure that words found in it, like Proper Nouns which may not be in the general English dictionary any longer, were also checked out for relevance to the \SFtheory\hspace*{-1.4mm}.

Finding a KJV word list of certitude, proved more difficult than anticipated. 
This significantly impacted the whole project, and along with other commitments, caused it to progress more slowly than intended.

In the end an SQLite3 database of the whole KJV from the Cambridge edition was located (see Appendices C \& D) and the full text directly extracted,  and using a utility written for the purpose in Lazarus Freepascal 2.0.8 (source code and exe is available) a full list of all unique words found in the whole KJV was produced. 

This list turned out to be in the range of figures quoted for full lists, and due to the process used, I have some confidence that it is pretty accurate --- though due to the complexities of the issues surrounding KJV matters, it is unwise to make any direct public claims about any data concerning  the KJV where there may be other speculations and needless controversies.

English places an apostrophe: ' where a letter is missing, and in words like \textit{Bill's} this normally represents a missing ``e'' --- indicating the genitive  -- or case of possession -- ownership if you like,  in English grammar, as in \textit{Bill's house} (perhaps previously in history written as \textit{Bill\uline{e}s house} -- underlin\uline{e} added here for clarity).

But the \SFtheory\hspace*{-1.4mm}, as stated, does not give any value to an apostrophe:  \ ' \  or other symbols.

\noindent \textcolor{standupGreen}{\bf\itshape So as it is given no value, we elected after prayer to drop the: \textbf{'} in the text, but still show the `s' in the the \uline{KJV} word listings.}

\noindent --- So no one could accuse us of leaving out any of their favourite words, or forms of words, again avoiding unnecessary controversies.

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\textbf{\scshape So then}  --- write a \TeX works\footnote{\TeX works: \url{https://www.tug.org/texworks/} TwScripting:  \url{http://twscript.paulanorman.com/docs/index.html}} ECMA script that would surface out the words that internally added up to \textit{\SFletters} as outlined above, and write out the consequent \LaTeX \ for pdf production.

Identify words that may help the theory, and those that are quite neutral---and so do not support, and in effect actually \uline{disprove the theory}, and those which even show spiritualit-ies which oppose a true knowledge of God.

In essence as the claims of \SFwords were being presented adamantly to us as a ``revelation'', that is as a prophecy from God, this Scripture then applies---


\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Thessalonians 5:19-22 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   Do not quench the Spirit.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{20}  Do not despise prophecies,}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{21}  \uline{but test everything}; hold fast what is good.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{22}  Abstain from every form of evil.}}

\uline{And thus this review} of whether the \textit{theory of \SFletters} is true, and spiritually safe, for using to catch people's attention -- to lead them into (and effectively be part of) the gospel message, and so to Christ Himself. 

It was resolved to produce an Acrobat Reader (pdf), presenting words found,  internally adding up to \SFnumerals, showing the letter values for quick and easy visual verification.
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{\doDropCap{After prayer, the Ispell word listings were found to meet our criteria.}}

\noindent Combining several other lists, the release chosen provides some 675,168 words known to be currently in use in English electronic word-processing and used in spell checkers. Appendices C and D provide more information.

\TeX works was chosen to prepare and process the word list. \TeX works works with the \TeX\ family of typesetting macros originally envisaged and designed by -- Professor Donald Knuth.\footnote{\url{https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/}} pdf\/\LaTeX \footnote{\LaTeX\ a series of Macros built upon \TeX\ by Leslie Lamport \url{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Lamport}}  and associated macros would process an output generated by TwScript an ECMA-262 JavaScript like scripting language (part of the Qt engine) available within the \TeX works visual editor.

Details and scripts used are found in the Appendices---\\*[0.5pt]


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\centreHeadToc{13}{15}{Brief List of Some \SFnumerals \ Words Found}{1}

The following word list (page \pageref{brief sample}), is only a subset of the 675,168 words tested, which added up internally to \SFnumerals. There were in total 4,408 words in English that were found to internally add up to \SFnumerals, with some crossover-- only 172 from the 13,647 KJV Unique Words polled, all shown in Appendices A and B. 

The small handful of gospel related words found in the following pages are themselves only a tiny fraction of that vast number. 

It might also be pointed out that of those words, some like ``messiah'' or as it is used religiously ``cross'' etc, might be considered by some as predominantly ``in-group'' Christian words, much as some of the other words presented in the general ``74'' list, are also specific to certain fields and usages of English also. The question is begged---why apply \SFnumerals \ to the English language -- why not do it to other tongues? We got no \textbf{coherent} answer from the man. 
There is \uline{nothing} inherently divine about English! Or is there more being made out here?

So here following (page \pageref{brief sample}), is a \textbf{non-exhaustive} index of words that Michael To'o and this writer found poignant to the \textit{idea} that there was any spiritual significance to any word's letters adding up to 74. 

%Michael To'o and I spot checked some of the words that we found unfamiliar to us in Appendices C and D later, and found indeed that comprehensive online dictionaries do represent them as English words of our day. They're all being used enough somewhere, to potentially make it into full on word processor and publishing spell checkers.
While KJV words were assumed to stand as correct, Michael To’o and I spot checked some of the other words that we found unfamiliar in Appendix A later, and indeed comprehensive online dictionaries do treat them as valid English. They are used enough somewhere, to make it into full-on word processor and publishing spell checkers.


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As you will see, from the KJV \textit{``Lucifer'' Pg \pageref{\labelDict Lucifer}} turned out to be not the only problematic word that adds up to \SFnumerals. \textit{Masonic  Pgs \pageref{\labelDict Masonic}, \pageref{\labelDict masonic}}  made it in as well, along with \textit{Tarot  Pg \pageref{\labelDict Tarot}} and \textit{occult Pg \pageref{\labelDict occult}} and \textit{Nazified  Pg \pageref{\labelDict Nazified}}. Let alone to mention the English possessive (genitive): \textit{Satans Pg \pageref{\labelKJV Satans}}.

As you may see in the full list later, Islam was well represented, and perhaps the one spirituality that comes out on top  individually would be Hinduism along with its older antecedent Vedic and Brahmic spiritualities.

On a consideration of words with a spiritual connotation adding up to   \SFnumerals, the winner would then appear to be some sense of ``\uline{World Religion}'' with occultic witchy overtones --- 


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--- This \uline{is} to be expected to be the case \uline{in sampling any normal distribution} of the \textbf{worldly} English language. As this uniform ``blind'' selection method (just testing for 74), may well (albeit it perhaps with a minor skew) represent a ``normalised'' sampling technique, producing a result set of 4,408 words, effectively almost randomly, from a pool of nearly several hundred thousand polled words (plus the KJV contributions as well). 
Comparatively even much smaller samples, are widely considered accurate, within reasonable confidence boundaries, for millions of things!

As you will easily see, \textit{``The Theory of 74''} has self-evidently no origin from the \lordsc*, as is to be expected, it roughly follows a normal distribution pattern as would any type of arbitrary/pseudo random sampling. % 
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And as other spiritualities well outnumber the Christian faith in modern English, it is \uline{to be expected} that they will be better represented in a sub-sampling of the English language---as simply asking only for words that add up to this or that number, like \SFnumerals, achieves (we tried).


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Of great concern was finding that internet searches revealed occultic groups have ascribed meaning to such processes--giving numeric values to the spelling of English words, some using \SFnumerals \ as their target number. \textbf{Please be very prayerful if you are going to construct such web searches yourself} there is obviously some unclean spirit at work with such occultic groups. We give no air-play to any of it here ---

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Corinthians 14:20 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  Brothers, do not be children in your thinking. Be infants in evil, but in your thinking be mature.}}  

--- not even to this:-- there are \textit{competing} so-called ``\textit{Christian}'' models of this kind of thing!  

\textbf{\scshape So Over All}---Just \ \uline{\scshape general English} \ was the predominant winner, as words with any kind of spiritual overtones are so much in the minority that it is not even worth doing comprehensive \textit{stats}---as even a cursory glance of the list of all 4,408 that follows from here later on in Appendix A starting on page \pageref{appendixA}, and 172 from the KJV in Appendix B starting on page \pageref{appendixB}, will show. 

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\centreHeadToc{13}{15}{Nonetheless: Some Very Cursory Stats}{2}

The total number of said to be gospel related words handed to us adding up to \SFnumerals \ was eight. Our research found over 4,408 words in the spell checkers lists alone that add up to \SFnumerals.

This means that the eight, or the few more like them that might be that add up to \SFnumerals, represent only a tiny number of Appendix A's 4,408 --- that is only about 0.2\% of all of the \textit{``74''s} found, or just under 0.0012 \% of the total 675,168 words checked from spell checker master lists. %
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\textbf{Unless you only \textnormal{\itshape cherry-pick} the words you want to see}, and ignore Hinduism, Brahmanism, Vedicism, the occult, Islam, and many other neutral, and outright obnoxious, vile or evil things, you can not \uline{in God's wisdom}  righteously conclude that \SFnumerals \ is a useful genuine tool in confirming the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, as it is long-term outright misleading and capable of spiritually harming those upon whom it is used.

The bottom line is that \SFwords is resoundingly not a confirming sign of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ}, and ends up more than equally, and over all, confusingly pointing people to the \textit{Lucifer} of Isaiah 14:12 KJV, and the KJV's \textit{Satan's} of Revelation 2:13, and various Eastern and occultic religions, among many other things. \textbf{In the Name of the Lord Jesus---Don't use \SFnumerals \ or anything as spurious as it is, for God's work!}

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That sort of peculiar approach is not the direct approach of Paul, Peter and the other apostles evidenced to us in the New Testament Scripture---where they teach us to rely on the outward manifestations of the power of God through such gifts of the Holy Spirit as miracles and healings accompanying the direct message of the cross of Jesus Christ and His Divinity, bodily resurrection and gospel of salvation.%
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Not a gnostic-leaning riddle that needs a master of ``knowledge'' to fathom it for potential initiates---\textbf{leading into mystifying, misapplying, twisting,  Scripture, with strange \textnormal{\itshape hidden} meanings, displacing Truth?}

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\label{back Job 19:25-27}
A straight forward gospel message with accompanying miracles, given directly from Heaven showing God's great Father hearted love, that they may believe Jesus Christ is His Son and Lord of all---paying for and forgiving them their sins, raised from the dead, rescuing them from God's Judgement, promising bodily resurrection from death to their glorified bodies at His Return {\footnotesize (\bibleNumeralColour{Job~19:25-27 ESV} Pg  \pageref{Job 19:25-27 ESV})}, to inherit Eternal life and reign with Him, as sons of God---and He promises \textit{oh} \uline{so much more}!
 
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As you look through all the following material, you will see that if \SFtheory were correct, then among a great many other things,  we would also need to reverence as of divine significance: (with page numbers) ---\\

\noindent\hspace*{1.3cm}\begin{minipage}{0.8\columnwidth}
\\ \textit{jangling \pageref{\labelDict jangling}, greeny \pageref{\labelDict greeny}, hippy \pageref{\labelDict hippy}, 
zambuk \pageref{\labelDict zambuk}, gungy \pageref{\labelDict gungy}, eggnogs \pageref{\labelDict eggnogs},\\
tweedle \pageref{\labelDict tweedle}, peekabos \pageref{\labelDict peekabos}, doodles \pageref{\labelDict doodles}, 
pedagogs \pageref{\labelDict pedagogs}, kakapos \pageref{\labelDict kakapos},}\\*[5pt]\hspace*{-9mm}and to top it all off, a ---\\
\textit{homicidal \pageref{\labelDict homicidal}, Aussie \pageref{\labelDict Aussie}, wombat~\pageref{\labelDict wombat}}~\textbf{!!}
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If you have become embroiled in \uline{any form} of such thinking -- bring it all to the Lord Jesus in repentance, and strive to recognise the manner in which these thoughts were pushed upon you (notice the difference from the other joyful and light ways that the Holy Spirit normally deals with you--bringing God's true revelation to you) ---and resolve to never come under that methodology of Satan ever again.---Seeking deliverance from, and prayer for any interfering spirit(s) involved. 

View it all in the light of the kind of treatment the Holy Spirit gave Paul to give to a wide range of matters in Colossians chapter two (\textit{Pg} \pageref{Col chapt.s 2 + 3}), and get back on track, right back truly under your Head---the Lord Jesus Christ! 

These superstitious types of things replace the genuine works and gifts of the Holy Spirit, and are often demonic in origin. Get around people you have influenced with \uline{any kind} of  \textbf{\uwave{sentimental, superstitious}, allegorical, types of nonsense} (\uline{anything} like this e.g. overemphasis about birth names, \uline{words}, and etc), humbly, also asking their forgiveness, and pointing them to God's Truth in \uline{Christ's great love}, and the genuine gifts and confirmations of His gospel of salvation to mankind!


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{\doDropCap{We realised looking back on the initial conversation, the growing change in our new friend's demeanour, when he started pushing his theory on us. }}

\noindent When the possibility of it being wrong was gently raised, a type of \textit{un-submissive}  fleshly  \textit{pastorial-absolutism} abruptly was enforce.

It seemed that we were to accept almost blindly that God had spoken, this was to be seen as the end of the matter -- no further discussion was left open. This was very surprising to us, and a complete change in character, and spiritual atmosphere, from the nature of the conversation, when other things directly identifiable as being from the Holy Spirit, were being shared in the wonder and beauty of God's Presence.

\noindent\textellipsis With this other approach, also contrasting strongly, with the following Scripture---

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{James 3:16-18 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   For where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there will be disorder and every vile practice.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{17}  But the wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable, \uline{gentle}, \uline{open to reason}, full of mercy and good fruits, \uline{impartial and sincere}.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{18}  And a harvest of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace.}}

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We might be encouraged in the Book of Revelation, to calculate the number of the name of a certain man --- the anti--Christ!\\\textbf{But} when it comes to Christ Himself\textellipsis

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Matthew 16:15-17 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   He said to them, ``But who do you say that I am?''}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{16}  Simon Peter replied, ``You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.''}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{17}  And Jesus answered him, ``Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jonah! For \textbf{flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father Who is in heaven.}}}

Beyond Scripture, we might never use the mere mind of our flesh to identify Messiah---for even so He is revealed to us by the Lord Jesus Christ's Father Who is in Heaven, a Divine revelation by the Spirit of God to each individually--even miraculously--the whole basis of personal faith---\uline{directly from God}!

\textbf{To have a clear picture of the truth of it all now, and come out of the troubling it all caused, to restored peace of mind and heart---we truly thank God our Heavenly Father in Christ!}

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \ \uline{\textellipsis  but test everything}; hold fast what is good.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{22}  \textbf{Abstain from every form of evil}.}}
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{\doDropCap{We praise God for His leading in the whole thing, and for the means of extensively testing it all.}}
Previously, to be able to exhaustively check such a claimed revelation, \textit{exhaustively} --- as is necessary in this case to square it all off properly--so that no more excuses could be made up (as this man already had done for his inconvenient word \textit{``Lucifer''}) -- would have been very hard.\\— The man-hours required---prohibitive.

Even so, the use of technology has to be kept strictly under the leading of the Holy Spirit, as just another tool to be used by faith alone---when the Lord Jesus Himself calls for it.

How far the man concerned here can personally be reached, is in God's Hands\textellipsis As said already, he'd already excused the word \textit{``Lucifer''}. Hence the need for this extensive attempt to test it all — if you can justify letting the devil get past, in something like this --\\---  \textbf{\scshape Whoa!}

Even in our making the gentlest suggestions that there could be results that would show his \textit{theory} could be wrong, the man concerned, rigidly closed us off, dismissing it all, in what seemed to be a form of \textit{un-submissive}, arrogant, hierarchical, \textit{`pastorial-absolutism'}, closing out any further discussion of it being possibly wrong.\\And he has never tried to get back to us.

As he \textbf{highly prized} the idea that God had given it to \uline{him}, the man might be caught up in pride---and he had apparently shared it with missionaries, and other preachers/leaders  for the purposes of convincing them to use it. May be God has powerfully used him in revelation at times, and he had entered into pride about it, and so laid him self open to Satan using this on him? \textbf{Strenuously} avoid all things like that!

%Again it must be emphasised that he was extremely spiritually terse with us over the possibility of it being wrong, adamantly saying he was continuing with it as God had given it to him, no opening for discussion left at all. All an enormous deception \textellipsis

Even though the Scripture says to first hear even the words of \uline{full on} prophets---in the mouths of two or three prophets, and provides for \uline{\textbf{plural} local leadership} through elder--overseer\uline{s} doing the shepherding {\footnotesize (\bibleNumeral{1~Peter 5:1-4} Pg \pageref{elders})}, somehow the Roman--style \textit{pastor system} wrongly claims a \uline{worldly} authority to bring solitary binding words in only one mouth, and yet the gist of shepherding (`pastoring' from \textit{ Roman Catholic Latin}) is ranked at the bottom of {\footnotesize\bibleNumeral{Ephesians 4:11} Pg \pageref{Ephesians 4:11-12}}, and doesn't even get a direct ranking(!) in {\footnotesize\bibleNumeral{1~Corinthians 12:28} Pg \pageref{1 Corinthians 12:28}} other than perhaps as teacher\uline{s}, at number three, or as in some outfits as administrator\uline{s}---even lower down \textit{just} before the gift of tongues(!)
\phantomsection
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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Corinthians 14:29 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   Let two or three prophets speak, and let the others [NT Greek: of same kind] weigh what is said.}}

And even when two or three prophets have spoken in the church, it is necessary for men of the same gifting to judge the words spoken first--- no Jone's Towns, all the way through--not just one man---allowing for Christ's apostle\uline{s}.

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\centreHeadToc{13}{15}{Not Trying to Single Out One Man}{2}

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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Titus 1:11 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  \textbf{They} must be silenced, since \textbf{they} are upsetting whole families by teaching for shameful gain what \textbf{they} ought not to teach.}}

\textbf{``\/They''} -- Paul sometimes depersonalised situations to draw out a wider problem.
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We believed to write this as a completely depersonalised \textit{``case study''} for broader application, as there is a whole class of things like this, appearing to go unchecked in the Body of Christ, with such people as this kind, wrongly pushing their ``personal'' revelation claims, over people, groups, whole churches, and church groupings, \textbf{often behind the scenes}, in just the dictatorial fashion that we felt that this man bulldozed his ``revelation'' over us at the end. You are left later, feeling as if unspecified punishment awaits you if you step out of such a line of revelation, and their control of issue(s).

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{\doDropCap{Then --- you realise that you feel like that because there is a ``Colossians 2'' type spirit behind the whole matter.}} And with the Lord Jesus Christ's help you can see where it is all going, away from under His Headship. Meanwhile others are being spiritually injured--- \textbf{People must know that they \textit{may} -- and \uline{must} -- prayerfully research, and then where necessary---challenge these or any kinds of ``revelation". Take it to God!}

It's \uline{bigger than} just the \uline{one man's feelings} on things, especially where others feel obliged to him (or her), or trust towards him (for whatever reasons). People can be left intellectually and spiritually — malformed, and more vulnerable to the Evil One, to future even worse deceptions -- by such similar or more advanced processes.

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The process that is employed in this case, moves the mind away from the true criteria for evaluating spiritual matters, to what is actually a mind game, \textit{a puzzle wonder}, even to the man.

\textbf{An intellectual basis – of not a belief in Christ as such, and trust in God's Word, but in the cleverness of the number system used, and the practitioner who is using it.}

Imprinting the target person then with a pattern of behaviour and experience – that will mislead them in future spiritual issues that need evaluation. And when that fraught method is the one by which they are \textbf{first} supposedly being brought to Christ Himself, \uline{how deep and diabolical} it all is!

By major wrong example---it unintentionally spiritually grooms them, placing a hidden ripcord within the person, of a wrong criteria for making major spiritual and life decisions, that the Evil One can then pull on again later!


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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Timothy 5:19-20 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   Do not admit a charge against an elder except on the evidence of two or three witnesses.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{20}  As for those who \uline{persist} in sin, rebuke them in the presence of all, so that the rest may stand in fear.}}

While we might have {\footnotesize\bibleNumeral{1 Timothy 5:19-20}}, don't jump the gun there, notice first the word \textbf{persist}--if you believe that they are a genuine believer (but perhaps being a bit \textit{stubborn}). 

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Or if an \textit{un-submissive} wolf---\uline{pray carefully} through -- {\footnotesize\bibleNumeral{Matthew 13:24-30} Pg \pageref{Matthew 13:24-30}} first before acting---seek for a plan full of God's wisdom! 

\noindent \textbf{\uline{Observe also}} ---

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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Timothy 4:15--5:2 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  Practice these things, devote yourself to them, so that all may see your progress.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{16} Keep a close watch on yourself and on the teaching. \uline{Persist} in this, for \textbf{by so doing you will save both yourself and your hearers}.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{5:1} \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   \uline{Do not rebuke an older man but encourage him as you would a father}. Treat younger men like brothers,}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{2}  older women like mothers, younger women like sisters---in all purity.}}

\noindent Yet note that the Lord Jesus addresses this next man as ``friend'',  then look at what happens \textellipsis

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Matthew 22:11-14 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   ``But when the King came in to look at the guests, He saw there a man who had no wedding garment.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{12}  And He said to him,`Friend, how did you get in here without a wedding garment?' And he was speechless.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{13}  Then the King said to the attendants,`Bind him hand and foot and cast him into the outer darkness. In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.'}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{14}  For many are called, but few are chosen.''}}

And the Lord Jesus to Peter, who was charged with caring for the other apostles---

\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Mark 8:32-33 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   And he said this plainly. And Peter took Him aside and began to rebuke him.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{33}  But \textbf{turning and seeing His disciples}, He rebuked Peter and said, ``Get behind me, Satan! For \uline{you are not setting your mind on the things of God}, \uline{but on the things of man}.''}}

When the other disciples are involved (as in our case here), the Lord Jesus is very direct over important things, as He was to the Pharisees when others were present, but when Nicodemus came privately at night, the Lord Jesus gave him one of the most fantastic teachings there is!


\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{John 3:5-8 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   Jesus answered, ``Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{6}  ``\uline{That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.}}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{7}  ``Do not marvel that I said to you,`You must be born again.'}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{8}  ``The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit.''}}

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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Colossians 2:13-23 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   And you, who were dead in your trespasses and the uncircumcision of your flesh, God made alive together with Him, having forgiven us all our trespasses, \bibleNumeral{14}  by cancelling the record of debt that stood against us with its legal demands. This He set aside, nailing it to the cross. \bibleNumeral{15}  He disarmed the rulers and authorities and put them to open shame, by triumphing over them in him.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{16} \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   Therefore let no one pass judgment on you in questions of food and drink, or with regard to a festival or a new moon or a Sabbath.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{17}  These are a shadow of the things to come, but the substance belongs to Christ.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{18}  Let no one disqualify you, insisting on asceticism and worship of angels, going on in detail about visions, puffed up without reason by his sensuous mind, \bibleNumeral{19}  and not holding fast to the Head, from whom the whole body, nourished and knit together through its joints and ligaments, grows with a growth that is from God.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{20}  If with Christ you died to the elemental spirits of the world, why, as if you were still alive in the world, do you submit to regulations— \bibleNumeral{21}  ``Do not handle, Do not taste, Do not touch'' \bibleNumeral{22}  (referring to things that all perish as they are used)—according to human precepts and teachings?}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{23}  These have indeed an appearance of wisdom in promoting self-made religion and asceticism and severity to the body, but they are of no value in stopping the indulgence of the flesh.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{3:1} \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{2}  Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{3}  For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{4}  When Christ who is your life appears, then you also will appear with him in glory.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{5} \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   Put to death therefore what is earthly in you: sexual immorality, impurity, passion, evil desire, and covetousness, which is idolatry.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{6}  On account of these the wrath of God is coming.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{7}  In these you too once walked, when you were living in them.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{8} \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   But now you must put them all away: anger, wrath, malice, slander, and obscene talk from your mouth.}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{9}  Do not lie to one another, seeing that you have put off the old self with its practices}
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{10}  and have put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge after the image of its creator.}
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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Peter 5:1-4 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \  So I exhort the \textbf{elder\uuline{s}} \uline{among} you, as a \textbf{fellow elder} and a witness of the sufferings of Christ, as well as a partaker in the glory that is going to be revealed: }
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{2} \textbf{shepherd} [GK: \textit{\poimaino} = pastor, care for] the \textbf{flock} of God that is \uline{among} you, \textbf{exercising oversight}, not under compulsion, but willingly, as God would have you; \uline{not for shameful gain} [\textit{eg modern: compulsory tithing etc}], but eagerly;}~\footnote{NT GK `flock' \& `shepherd/pastor' are all very close -- you get a real sense of God's heart intention. See Strong's, Thayer's 4165 (poimaino), 4166 (poimen), 4168 (poimnion) \textellipsis Eph 4:11 `\uline{\textit{the}} shepherds \uline{and} teachers' \textbf{$\uparrow$} see \textbf{elders}.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{3} \uline{not domineering over those in your charge}, but being examples to the \textbf{flock}.}~\footnote{See Strongs, W.E. Vine's, Thayer's for 3982, Hebrews 13:17---Obey: \textit{``move[d] or induce[d] by persuasion''} Pg \pageref{Hebrews 13:17}}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{4} And when the Chief \textbf{Shepherd} appears, you will receive the unfading crown of glory. }
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{5} \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \  Likewise, you who are younger, be subject to the elders. Clothe yourselves, all of you, with humility toward one another, for ``God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.'' }
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{6} Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you, }
%\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{7} casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you.}
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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Titus 1:5-9 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   This is why I left you in Crete, so that you might put what remained into order, and \textbf{appoint elder\uline{s} in every town} as I \uline{directed} \textit{[--Paul an apostle of Christ]} you—}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{6} \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   if anyone is above reproach, the husband of one wife, and \uline{his} children are believers and not open to the charge of debauchery or insubordination.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{7}  \textbf{For an overseer, as God's steward}, must be above reproach. He must not be arrogant or quick-tempered or a drunkard or violent or greedy for gain, \bibleNumeral{8}  but hospitable, a lover of good, self-controlled, upright, holy, and disciplined.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{9}  He must hold firm to the trustworthy word \textbf{as taught}, so that he may be able to \textbf{give instruction in sound doctrine and also to rebuke those who contradict it}.}}

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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Acts 20:17-18, 28-31 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  Now from Miletus he sent to Ephesus and called the \uline{elder}\uuline{s} of \uwave{\textbf{\textls{\itshape the}} church} to come to him. }
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{18} And when \uline{they} came to him, he said to \uline{them}: ``You yourselve\uline{s} know how I lived among you the whole time from the first day that I set foot in Asia, \textellipsis}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{28} ``Pay careful attention to yourselve\uline{s} and to all the \uline{flock}, in which the Holy Spirit has made you \uline{overseer\uuline{s}}, to care [Gk: \textit{\poimaino} = \uline{shepherd/pastor}] for the church of God, which He obtained with His own Blood.  \bibleNumeral{29} I know that after my departure fierce wolves will come in among you, not sparing the \textbf{flock}; }
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{30} \bfseries and from among your own selve\uline{s} will arise men \textbf{speaking twisted things}, to draw away the disciples \uline{after them}. }
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{31} Therefore be alert, remembering that for \textbf{three years} I did not cease night or day to admonish every one \textbf{with tears}\textellipsis''}} 

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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{3 John 1:9-11 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  ``I have written something to the church, but Diotrephes, \textbf{who likes to put himself first, does not acknowledge our authority}. [John is an apostle of Christ]}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{10} ``So if I come, I will bring up what he is doing, talking wicked nonsense against us. And not content with that, he refuses to welcome the brothers, and also stops those who want to and puts them out of the church. }
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{11} ``Beloved, do not imitate evil but imitate good. Whoever does good is from God; whoever does evil has not seen God.''}}
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{\doDropCap{{As} at the end of the day, the results show the qualifying words' letters}} 
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with their digits directly underneath each---for instant confirmation, that almost makes reviewing the application/scripting etc redundant, as the eye can immediately easily check whether any and all of the words in the Index and Appendices A and B, add up to ``74'' or not.

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\hspace*{4mm} The overwhelming presence of ``offensive'' and ``opposing'' words also equalling \SFnumerals, renders the whole theory false, and fake.%\\*[0.6mm]  

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 \includegraphics[width=7mm]{images/fileExtensionPdf.png} \includegraphics[width=7mm]{images/compress.png}  A compressed archive of the whole project's files, is found online in a 7z zip file. \textit{(\uline{You will need to know generally how to programme---do application development.})}

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\noindent \textit{When you have extracted the .7z to its own directory 
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\noindent\textbf{Ispell Large English Dictionary:}
  
  \textsf{./SCOWL-90/SCOWL 90 words.txt}
  
\noindent\textbf{KJV words from sqlite3 dump:} 
 
 \textsf{./bible-kjv/kjv-pce-db-api/kjv-pce-v2.db}
 
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[] and ' apostrophes removed, new line marker, but no carriage return):
 
   \textsf{./bible-kjv/bible-kjv.txt}

\noindent\textbf{KJV Unique:}
  
  \textsf{./bible-kjv/lazarus\_produced\_KJV\_unique\_words.txt}
  
  
\noindent\textbf{TeXworks TwScript (ECMA)} test word lists for \SFnumerals 
 \ (place/adjust relevant to needed file paths in your TeXworks' set-up first):
 
  \textsf{./TeXworks Script/seventyFour.js} 
  
  
\noindent\textbf{Cross Compilable} (Win Mac Linux etc) project 
  for extraction of KJV unique words:
  
 \textsf{ ./bible-kjv/Lazarus/JVwords.lpi }
  
  
\noindent\textbf{Main logic for extraction of KJV unique words \textellipsis}
  
   \textsf{./bible-kjv.Lazarus/main.pas} 

  
\noindent\textbf{ Compiled Windows-64 Binary} for extraction of KJV unique words 
  (Could be used on any plain text document to extract a
   list of unique words, and can be recompiled under Lazarus for 32bit or other OS):
  
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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Matthew 13:24-30 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \  \textcolor{bibleParaMark}{\P} \   He put another parable before them, saying, ``The kingdom of heaven may be compared to a man who sowed good seed in his field,}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{25}  but while his men were sleeping, his enemy came and sowed weeds among the wheat and went away.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{26}  So when the plants came up and bore grain, then the weeds appeared also.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{27}  And the servants of the master of the house came and said to him,`Master, did you not sow good seed in your field? How then does it have weeds?'}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{28}  He said to them,`An enemy has done this.' So the servants said to him,`Then do you want us to go and gather them?'}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{29}  But he said,`No, lest in gathering the weeds you root up the wheat along with them.}}

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\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{30}  Let both grow together until the harvest, and at harvest time I will tell the reapers, Gather the weeds first and bind them in bundles to be burned, but gather the wheat into my barn.'''\begin{footnotesize}\\(Pg \pageref{back Matthew 13:24-30})\end{footnotesize}}

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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Matthew 10:14 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   And if anyone will not receive you or listen to your words, shake off the dust from your feet when you leave that house or town. \begin{footnotesize}(Pg \pageref{back Matthew 10:14})\end{footnotesize}}}

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\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Job 19:25-27 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   For I know that my Redeemer lives,\\and at the last he will stand upon the earth.}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{26}  And after my skin has been thus destroyed,\\yet in my flesh I shall see God,}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{27}  whom I shall see for myself,\\and my eyes shall behold, and not another. My heart faints within me!\begin{footnotesize} (Pg \pageref{back Job 19:25-27})\end{footnotesize}}}

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\label{Ephesians 4:11-12}
\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Ephesians 4:11-12 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   And he gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers,}
\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{12}  to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ\textellipsis \begin{footnotesize}(Pg \pageref{back Ephesians 4:11-12})\end{footnotesize}}}

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\label{1 Corinthians 12:28}
\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{1 Corinthians 12:28 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   And God has appointed in the church first apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then miracles, then gifts of healing, helping, administrating, and various kinds of tongues.\\\begin{footnotesize}(Pg \pageref{back 1 Corinthians 12:28})\end{footnotesize}}}

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\label{Hebrews 13:17}
\indentAlone{\indentBible*{\bibleNumeral{Hebrews 13:17 \ \ \ \ ESV}\ \   Obey [\textit{be persuasible to}] your leaders and submit to them, for they are keeping watch over your souls, as those who will have to give an account. Let them do this with joy and not with groaning, for that would be of no advantage to you. {\footnotesize (Pg \pageref{elders})} }~\footnote{See Strongs, Thayer's for 3982, Hebrews 13:17---Obey: \textit{``move[d] or induce[d] by persuasion''}\\ W.E. Vine \begin{scriptsize}(ISBN-10: 0785250530 ISBN-13: 978-0785250531)\end{scriptsize} ``Obedience, Obedient, Obey: "to persuade, to win over," in the Passive and Middle Voices, "to be persuaded, to listen to, to obey," is so used with this meaning, in the Middle Voice, e.g., in Act 5:36-37 (in Act 5:40, Passive Voice, "they agreed"); Rom 2:8; Gal 5:7; \textbf{\color{standupGreen}Heb 13:17}; Jam 3:3. \textbf{\color{standupGreen}The "obedience" suggested is not by submission to authority, but resulting from persuasion.} "Peitho and pisteuo" 'to trust,' are closely related etymologically; the difference in meaning is that the former implies the obedience that is produced by the latter, Of course it is persuasion of the truth that results in faith (\textbf{we believe because we are persuaded that the thing is true}, \uline{\textbf{\color{standupGreen} a thing does not become true because it is believed}}), but peitho, in NT suggests an actual and outward result of the inward persuasion and consequent faith." (Pg \pageref{elders})}}
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