Sermon
Outlines for
the book of Ezekiel
Rev.
David P. Horrocks, Th.M.,
Ezekiel-Selected (9/21/03)
Ezekiel 1:1-28 (9/28/03)
Ezekiel 2:1-3:15 (10/05/03)
Ezekiel 3:16-27 (10/12/03)
Ezekiel 4:1-5:17 (11/2/03)
Ezekiel 6:1-14 (11/16/03)
Ezekiel 8:1-18 (11/23/03)
Ezekiel 10:1-22, 11:22-23
(11/30/03)
Ezekiel 11:1-21 (12/7/03)
Ezekiel 12:1-28 (12/14/03)
Ezekiel 14:12-23 (2/1/04)
Ezekiel 15:1-8 (2/8/04)
Ezekiel 16:1-63 (2/15/04)
Ezekiel 18:1-32 (2/22/04)
Ezekiel 22:1-31 (2/29/04)
Ezekiel 24:1-27 (3/7/04)
Ezekiel 25:1-32:32 (3/14/04)
Ezekiel 34:1-31 (3/21/04)
Ezekiel 36:22-38 (3/28/04)
Ezekiel 37:1-28 (4/18/04)
Ezekiel 38:1-39:29 (4/25/04)
Ezekiel 40:1-43:12 (5/9/04)
Ezekiel 43:13-46:24 (5/16/04)
Ezekiel 47:1-48:35 (5/23/04)
Introduction: "Pre 9-11 or post 9-11"
The chronology in Ezekiel's life
622
BC: Ezekiel was born
605 BC: Babylon's first campaign (Daniel taken
captive)
597 BC: Babylon's second campaign (Ezekiel taken
captive)
592 BC: Ezekiel commissioned as a prophet
586 BC: Babylon's third campaign (Jerusalem
destroyed)
The character of Ezekiel
He
was a Priest by birth
He was a Prophet by calling
He was a Pastor by nature
The challenge Ezekiel faced
597
BC was the extent of God's judgment
597 BC was God's mistake
597 BC proved that God is weak
God had an obligation to
restore
The content of Ezekiel
God
is independent and holy
Israel is sinful
Individuals are responsible
God has a redemptive purpose
in judgment
God promises that Israel will
be restored
The conclusion of Ezekiel
He
has lived in all situations of judgment and blessings in life
The Lord is a great and
glorious God
MESSAGE:
"IN ALL OF HIS PLANS TO JUDGE US
AND ALL OF HIS PLANS TO SAVE US,
OUR LORD IS A GREAT AND GLORIOUS GOD."
Introduction: "Draw what you see"
Ezekiel's setting (1:1-3)
A captive
An exile
A displaced person
Ezekiel's sighting (1:4-28)
His revelation (4-28a)
The storm cloud
of God's judgment upon Jerusalem (4)
Four living beings
serving the Lord in His will (5-14)
The entire
universe is the stage for the Lord's work (15-21)
The chariot-throne
of the Lord as He governs the world (22-28a)
The
holiness of the Lord
The
power of the Lord
The
glory of the Lord
The
loyal-love of the Lord
His response (28b)
He submits on
the inside
He submits on the
outside
MESSAGE:
"THE
HOLINESS, POWER, GLORY, AND LOVE
OF THE ONE WHO RULES OVER THE WORLD
COMPELS US TO SEEK HIS WILL AND HIS WORK
FOR OUR LIVES IN THE WORLD."
Introduction: "I have found a WMD and an IGB"
Ezekiel's new setting (1:1-28)
A vision of the Lord
judging Jerusalem
A vision of the glory of the
Lord directing the flow of history
Ezekiel's new vocation (2:1-3:15)
Ezekiel's call to be the Lord's prophet (2:1-7)
The son of man
will become the servant of God
The son of man
will become the voice of God
The son of man
will become a witness for God
Ezekiel's consecration as the Lord's prophet (2:8-3:3)
Ezekiel must
receive God's Word
Ezekiel must obey
God's Word
Ezekiel must speak
God's Word
Ezekiel's commission as the Lord's prophet (3:4-9)
You will preach
to the House of Israel
You will preach to
people who will not listen
You will preach to
people who will not break
Ezekiel's commitment to being the Lord's prophet (3:10-11)
He was to serve
the Lord with all his heart
He was to serve
Israel with all his strength
Ezekiel's conduct as the Lord's prophet (3:12-15)
He is obedient
to the will of God
He is enabled by
the Spirit of God
He is zealous for
the glory of God
MESSAGE:
"WE
MUST OBEY THE LORD AND LIVE FOR HIS GLORY
IN ORDER TO OVERCOME THOSE WHO DISOBEY THE LORD
TO LIVE FOR THEIR OWN GLORY."
Introduction: "Position available"
Context (1:1-3:27)
Displaced as a priest
(1:1-28)
Called as a prophet (2:1-3:15)
Appointed as a watchman
(3:16-27)
The obligations of the Lord's watchman (3:16-27)
The work of the watchman is to watch
He watches a
specific people
He watches for a
specific purpose
The worth of a watchman is to warn
He warns the
wicked to repent
He warns the
righteous to return
The way of the watchman is to reflect Christ
He faithfully
guards and warns his charge
He willingly goes
where he is sent and does what he is told
He willingly
accepts hardships
He speaks at the
right time and he is silent at the right time
He trusts in the
Lord for the results
He does what he
does for the glory of God
MESSAGE:
"THE
LORD WORKS THROUGH GODLY PEOPLE
WHO IN THEIR SPIRITUAL SERVICE TO OTHERS
BECOME REFLECTIONS OF CHRIST IN THE WORLD."
Introduction: "The
Prophecies of judgment in picture (4:1-5:4)
The coming of judgment
(4:1-3)
The cause of judgment (4:4-8)
The conditions during the
judgment (4:4-8)
The consequences of the
judgment (5:1-4)
Prophecies of judgment in preaching (5:5-17)
Blessed Jerusalem will be
judged (5:5)
Jerusalem rejected the Lord by
rejecting His will (5:6)
The Lord is now against Jerusalem
(5:7-8)
Jerusalem will be unmercifully
judged (5:9-12)
Judging Jerusalem will appease
God's wrath (5:13)
Judging Jerusalem will be
God's warning (5:14-15)
Judging Jerusalem will be
God's witness (5:16-17)
Prophecies of judgment in principle
God's judgments come when
grace is received but godliness
is not expressed
God's judgments come when
grace is received but grace
is not shown
God's judgments come when
grace is received but pride is
the result
MESSAGE:
"WHEN
GOD'S GRACE IS MET WITH OUR DISGRACE,
THEN GOD'S BLESSINGS WILL GIVE WAY TO GOD'S JUDGMENTS."
Introduction: "Oh, how much we need to know the Lord!"
The Lord's wrath is upon those who betray Him (6:1-7)
The Lord hates idolatry in
the covenant community
Those seeking life through
idols will find death
Altars, idols, idolaters, and
idolatry in Israel will be shattered
Israel will know the Lord
The Lord's love is upon those who turn to Him (6:8-10)
A remnant will be spared
A remnant will be saved
In their exile
they will remember the Lord
In their exile
they will understand their sin
In their exile
they will repent of their sin
A remnant will know the Lord
The Lord's joy is expressed when righteousness rules (6:11-14)
Shout "hooray"
for the rule of righteousness!
Judgment has its message
Israel will know the Lord
MESSAGE:
"THROUGH HIS WRATH OR THROUGH HIS LOVE,
WE WILL KNOW THAT THE RIGHTEOUS LORD IS LORD."
Introduction: "How do I love you?..."
The context of Ezekiel 8 - Israel's sin of idolatry
The content of Ezekiel 8 - Idolatry and the Temple in
The setting (8:1-4)
The sins - Israel dishonored
the Lord (8:5-)
Idolatry near
the Temple courtyard (5-6)
Idolatry in the
Temple buildings (7-15)
70
elders in hiding (7-13)
Weeping
women mourning (14-15)
Idolatry at the Temple altar (16-17)
The sentence - The Lord will dishonor Israel (8:18)
The solutions
Treasure your
relationship with the Lord
Simplify and
prioritize your life
Sacrifice your
life to that which is eternal
Think Biblically
Think obediently
MESSAGE:
"ISRAEL DISHONORED THE LORD
IN SEEKING HER HAPPINESS;
THE LORD WILL DISHONOR ISRAEL
IN SHOWING HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS."
Introduction: "Your house is being left to you desolate"
The meaning of the glory of the Lord
The glory of the Lord is
His eternal importance
The glory of the Lord is His
perfect moral nature
The glory of the Lord is His
great and mighty works
The glory of the Lord is His
personal presence
The manifestation of the glory of the Lord
Old Testament
New Testament
Present age
Future age
The departure of the glory of the Lord
Within the most holy place
in the Temple (II Chronicles 7:1)
Upon the doorway of the Temple
(Ezekiel 10:4)
Upon the throne-chariot near
the altar of the Temple (Ezekiel 10:18)
Above the eastern gate
(Ezekiel 10:19)
In the midst of the city
(Ezekiel 11:23a)
On the Mount of Olives
(Ezekiel 11:23b)
MESSAGE:
"WHEN THE LORD IS DENIED HIS GLORY IN A HOUSE,
THEN THE LORD WITHDRAWS HIS BLESSINGS
FROM THAT HOME."
Introduction: "Reasonable decisions that are wrong"
Surveying Jerusalem (8:1-10:22)
Idolatry is in the Temple
(8)
Jerusalem is on fire (9)
The glory of the Lord departs
(10)
Jerusalem's evil
leaders [False Israel] (11:1-13)
They thought they were approved
They opposed the Word of the
Lord
The Lord is opposed to them
They have
caused death
They will know
death
They will know the
Lord as their judge
They will taste
their future before it happens
A remnant will be saved from the exiles [True Israel] (11:14-21)
They thought they were
excluded
The exiles are the house of
Israel under construction
Some will be saved
Hope
of physical restoration
Hope
of spiritual reformation
Hope
of personal regeneration
Hope
of covenant renewal
Hope
of national re-adoption
The rest will
be judged
MESSAGE:
"THROUGH BLESSINGS AND JUDGMENTS,
THROUGH TRIALS AND HOPES,
THE LORD IS FORMING A HOLY PEOPLE FOR HIMSELF."
Introduction: "Caution bridge out"
The context - God's word is ignored
The Lord has a plan
Israel does not believe the
plan
The content of Ezekiel 12 - God's Word is declared
Prophesy against the false prophets of deliverance (12:1-20)
Show them again that more exiles are coming (1-7)
Drama
of packed luggage described
Drama
of packed luggage accomplished
Tell them again that more exiles are coming (8-16)
Jerusalem's
prince will go into exile
Jerusalem's
people will go into exile
Show them and tell them again that Jerusalem will fall (17-20)
Drama
of anxious eating described
Drama
of anxious eating explained
Prophesy against the false proverbs of hope (12:21-28)
Tell them that Jerusalem's fall is certain (21-25)
The
proverb - the routine rules
The
promise - the routine will soon end with judgment
Tell them that Jerusalem's fall is near (26-28)
The
exiles said - the far distant future
The
Lord says - the very near future
MESSAGE:
"CAUTION, THE LORD WILL THOROUGHLY
JUDGE THE SINS OF HIS PEOPLE."
Introduction: The godly can only deliver themselves from judgment.
There is no escape from God's judgment (Ezekiel 14:12-21)
Hope #5 - The prayers of
the righteous will protect us
Response #5 - Not this time
Who are the righteous? (14, 16, 18, 20)
They
were established in faith
They
lived by faith
They
were approved through faith
Who are the wicked? (13)
They
refused the relationship of faith
They
talk faith, but live unbelief
They
do the works of unbelief
What are the judgments? (21)
Promised
and present
Public
and inclusive
Divine
and severe
There is no mistake in God's justice (Ezekiel 14:22-23)
A remnant of the wicked
will be delivered
The sinfulness of the wicked
will be revealed
The justice of God's judgment
will be known
"THERE
IS NO ESCAPE FROM GOD'S JUDGEMENT,
AND THERE IS NO MISTAKE IN GOD'S JUSTICE."
Conclusions:
Each of us must prepare to be judged by God.
In the judgment there will be no such things as borrowed faith.
The Lord will judge both the wicked and the righteous justly.
The Lord would not be the Lord if He did not judge the wicked.
Today is the day of salvation.
Introduction: "The useless use of a vineyard"
Israel was to be the Lord's vineyard in a world of trees
Israel wanted to be a tree (like the nations)
Israel was never designed
to be a tree
Israel failed at becoming a
tree
In trying to be a tree Israel
failed at being a vineyard
Israel acted
unfaithfully
Israel was judged
by the Lord
Israel will yet be
judged by the Lord
In judgment Israel will learn - she should have been a vineyard
Are there other failures to follow the Lord's design?
Is my life the light the
Lord planned for it to be?
Is my home the family the Lord
planned for it to be?
Is my church the lampstand the
Lord planned for it to be?
Is my nation the good
influence the Lord planned for it to be?
MESSAGE:
"PERSONAL FAITH IN THE LORD AND COMPLETE OBEDIENCE
TO HIS PLAN IS THE ONLY PATH TO A BLESSED AND USEFUL
LIFE IN THE WORLD."
Introduction: "
Israel in an historic parable (16:1-34)
Israel exists only by God's will (1-7)
Born out of sin
Born without love
Born without hope
Israel was exalted only by God's choice (8-14)
The Lord choose
her as His wife
The Lord cleansed
and clothed her
The Lord crowned
her as His queen
Israel followed the path of spiritual adultery on her own (15-34)
Israel desired
other nations and their gods
Israel violated
her relationship with the Lord
Israel became
consumed by her sin
Israel in a futuristic prophecy (16:35-63)
Israel will be judged as the foremost sinner (35-52)
Political
alliances will turn against her
She will be judged
as a harlot is judged
The Lord's
righteous demands will be satisfied
Israel will be
judged as the worst sinner of them all
Israel will be restored as the foremost saint (53-63)
She will be
restored in humility
She will be
restored as a witness
She will be
restored to her memory
She will be
restored to a better covenant
MESSAGE:
"WHEN THOSE CHOSEN BY GOD CONTINUE TO CHOOSE SIN,
THE LORD SENDS JUDGMENTS TO CAUSE US TO REPENT."
Introduction: "We are so good at denial!"
The charge of inherited judgment or individual accountability (1-20)
The righteous person will live (5-9)
Ethical purity
Religious purity
Personal moral
purity
Ritual purity
Legal purity (Love
for the Lord)
Public moral
purity (Love for a neighbor)
The unrighteous son of the
righteous person will die (10-13, 18)
The righteous son of an
unrighteous person will live (14-17)
The Lord judges by the law of
individual accountability (19-20)
The charge of inherited guilt or individual responsibility (21-29)
The wicked person who
repents will live (21-23, 27-28)
The righteous person who turns
wicked will die (24, 26)
The Lord judges by the law of
individual responsibility (25, 29)
The Lord's heart seen in His law of personal repentance (30-32)
Repent on the outside
Repent on the inside
Repent and live now and
forever
MESSAGE:
"I
AM ACCOUNTABLE FOR MY SIN,
I AM RESPONSIBLE FOR MY GUILT,
AND THE LORD'S WILL IS THAT I SHOULD REPENT."
Introduction: "…All for the want of a nail."
Ezekiel declares the judgment of exile on the city (1-16)
Jerusalem's sin is her violence
She is violent
against people
She is violent
against precepts
Jerusalem's sin is her
idolatry
Jerusalem's punishment will be
her exile
Exile will cost
Jerusalem her glory
Exile will teach
Jerusalem about the Lord's justice
Ezekiel declares the judgment of fire upon the nation (17-22)
Israel has become the dross
of the earth
Israel will be gathered to the
Jerusalem furnace
The furnace will teach Israel
about the Lord's wrath
Ezekiel declares the sins of the people upon the people (23-31)
The nobles are ignoble
The priests are profane
The princes were for profit
The prophets were for no
profit
The people were perverse
The righteous were in retreat
MESSAGE:
"FOR
THE WANT OF ONE RIGHTEOUS PERSON, THE CITY WAS LOST;
FOR THE WANT OF THE CITY THE NATION WAS LOST -
ALL FOR THE WANT OF ONE RIGHTEOUS PERSON."
Introduction: "I don't test well"
The day of judgment has come (24:1-14)
The announcement (1-2)
The announcement by means of a
parable (3-14)
A kitchen poem
(3-5)
Jerusalem, the
sinful city, is a rusty pot (6-8)
The people and the
city will perish by fire (9-13)
This is the will
and the work of the Lord (14)
It is a day of great sorrow (24:15-27)
The announcement (15-17)
Ezekiel's great sorrow (18)
The question (19)
The explanation (20-27)
Israel's great
sorrow (20-21)
Israel's great
choice (22-24)
Israel's great
hope (25-27)
MESSAGE:
"THROUGH
DAYS OF GREAT JUDGMENT
AND DAYS OF GREAT SORROW,
THE LORD WILL JUDGE THE WICKED
AND BLESS THE RIGHTEOUS."
Introduction: "The most crooked lying group…"
The character of the nation's life (25:1-32:32)
Ammon is unfaithful
(25:1-7)
Moab is unholy (25:8-11)
Edom is unforgiving (25:12-14)
Philistia is hateful
(25:15-17)
Tyre and Sidon are filled with
self-pride (26:1-28:19)
Egypt is ungodly (29:1-32:32)
The power ruling the nation's heart (28:1-19)
The ruler of Tyre is unholy (1-10)
He is motivated
by pride (2)
He claimed to be
divine (2,6)
He claimed to sit
on a throne of almighty power (2)
He claimed to have
divine wisdom (3,6)
He was proud of
wealth (5)
He was proud of
power (5)
He was condemned
to a violent death (6-10)
The ruler of the ruler of Tyre is unholy (11-19)
He was created
in perfection, wisdom, and beauty (12)
He was in the
Garden of Eden (13)
He was created
with glory (13)
He was the angel
who guarded God's holiness (14)
He was welcome in
God's presence (14)
He was created in
innocence, but chase to sin (15)
He was cast out of
God's presence (16)
He was cast down
to the earth (17)
He spread his
unholiness on the earth (18)
He will suffer
God's judgment in the world (19)
MESSAGE:
"THE POWER THAT IS RULING IN A NATION'S HEART
IS REFLECTED IN THE CHARACTER OF THAT NATION'S LIFE."
Introduction: "
The Lord will shepherd His people in love (1-24)
The Lord will remove the
evil shepherds (1-10)
The Lord Himself will become
the True Shepherd (11-22)
The Lord will raise up a New
Shepherd (23-24)
The Lord will govern His people in peace (25-31)
The character of God's rule
(25-31)
The application of God's rule
Literal conditional promise to Israel on the
earth
Literal unconditional promise to Israel on the
earth
Spiritual unconditional promise to the
godly on the earth
Spiritual unconditional promise to the
godly in heaven
MESSAGE:
"THE LORD WILL SHEPHERD HIS PEOPLE IN LOVE,
AND THE LORD WILL GOVERN HIS PEOPLE IN PEACE."
Introduction: "…one nation UNDER GOD…"
Israel knew the Lord in her laws but not in her life
Israel profaned His land by
her sins (36:17)
Israel profaned His name by
her sins (36:21)
Israel and the nations will know the Lord (22-38)
This will be the Lord's
doing (22)
This will be for the Lord's
great purpose (23)
This will follow the Lord's
great plan (24-38)
Israel will be saved
Israel will be blessed by the Lord's salvation
Sinners
are called by the Lord (24)
Sinners
are cleansed by the Lord (25)
Sinners
are converted by the Lord (26)
Sinners
are regenerated by the Lord (27)
Sinners
are adopted by the Lord (28)
Sinners
are sanctified by the Lord (29)
Sinners
are glorified by the Lord (30, 33-35, 37-38)
Israel
will be humbled by the Lord's glory (31)
Israel
will be sobered by the Lord's grace (32)
The Lord will be known among the nations (36)
His
presence is over them
His
power is over them
His
wisdom is over them
MESSAGE:
"THE
LORD REVEALS HIS GLORY AND HIS GRACE
TO THOSE WHO NEED SALVATION
THROUGH THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED SALVATION."
Introduction: "August 586 BC"
The nation of Israel is dead
The nation of Israel will live
A vision of the re-gathering of Israel to the land
Preaching to the dead (1-8)
The
vision
The
question
The
sermon prepared
The
sermon delivered
The
sermon results
Praying to the
Spirit (9-10)
Promising a
national resurrection (11-14)
A sign-sermon of the re-unification of Israel in the land
The sign
(15-17)
The sermon (18-22)
A picture of the restoration of Israel's purpose on the land
A look at
sanctification (23)
A look at
glorification (24-28)
MESSAGE:
"THE LORD WHO RULES THE WORLD
GIVES TESTIMONY OF HIMSELF TO THE WORLD
THROUGH HIS HOLY PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE WORLD."
Introduction: "A battle plan"
Four competing world powers on the battlefields in the last days
A Mediterranean Federation
of ten nations (Daniel 2, 7)
A Northern Alliance of nations
(Ezekiel 38-39)
The Kings of the East
(Revelation 16)
The King of the South (Daniel
11)
The Lord's battle plan for defeating the Northern Alliance and for saving
the nation of
NA will be brought against
Israel (38:1-9)
NA will choose to go against
Israel (38:10-13)
NA will invade Israel for
God's purpose (38:14-16)
NA will encounter God's wrath
(38:17-23)
NA will suffer great carnage
(39:1-16)
NA will be a sacrifice to the
Lord (39:17-24)
NA will be defeated for
Israel's salvation (39:25-29)
My battle plans for holiness
I will trust in the Lord
who alone is God
I will resist greed at any
cost
I will do good and not evil
I will escape God's wrath
through obedience to God's Son
I will live for God's glory
and not die in God's anger
I will sacrifice for the Lord
rather than be sacrificed by the Lord
I will learn from the
discipline of the Lord
MESSAGE:
"THE LORD HAS A PLAN:
A BATTLE PLAN TO DEFEAT THE WICKED
AND A SALVATION PLAN TO GATHER THE RIGHTEOUS."
Introduction: "The perfectly planned city."
Touring the Temple of the Lord (40:1-42:20)
Filling the Temple by the Lord (43:1-12)
The glory of the Lord
returns (1-5)
The holiness of the Lord
reviewed (6-9)
The unholiness of the people
removed (10-12)
Conviction of
sin (10)
Salvation from sin
(11)
Sanctification out
of sin (12)
Building the Temple from the Lord
Literal prophetic near
view: Post-exilic Temple
Symbolic spiritual view: Church
Symbolic ideal view: Worship
Literal prophetic far
view: Millennial Temple
MESSAGE:
"ONLY WHEN WE RESPECT THE HOLINESS OF THE LORD,
CAN WE SHARE IN THE GLORY OF THE LORD."
Introduction: "No loss of time"
A New Temple of the Lord (40:1-43:12)
A New worship for the Lord (43:13-46:24)
The altar (43:27)
The priesthood (44:15)
The prince (45:16-17)
A physical temple with
sacrifices will:
Convey symbolic
and spiritual messages
Look back on the
work of Christ
Teach the nations
about the Lord
Fulfill Israel's
priestly purpose
Eight temples of the Lord
The Tabernacle
of Moses (1400 to 1000 BC)
The Temple of
Solomon (1000 to 586 BC)
The Temple of
Zerubbabel (516 BC to AD 70)
(Herod rebuilt this Temple - John 2:20)
The Temple of the
Body of Christ (John 2:21)
The Spiritual
Temple of the Church
The
individual Christian (I Corinthians 6:19)
The
local Church (I Corinthians 3:16, 17)
The
whole Church (Ephesians 2:19-22)
The Temple of the
Tribulation (Revelation 11:1, 2)
The Temple of the
Kingdom Age (Ezekiel 40-48)
The Temple of New
Jerusalem (Revelation 21:3, 22)
MESSAGE:
"THE MESSAGE OF GOD'S
THE MESSAGE OF OUR LIVES."
Introduction: "Summers in
Context
A redesigned
A redefined worship
A redistributed land
Content: Ezekiel's paradise (47:1-48:35)
The power of the Lord quickens creation (47:1-12)
The river of
life heals land and sea
The restored earth
feeds and heals the people
The promises of the Lord are inherited (47:13-48:29)
Historical
boundaries reviewed (47:13-20)
Residents
of faith (47:21-23)
Distribution
of tribes - North (48:1-7)
The
Lord's allotment (48:8-20)
The
Prince's allotment (48:21-22)
Distribution
to the tribes - South (48:23-29)
The Church is established in heaven
The presence of the Lord is realized (48:30-35)
MESSAGE:
"IF THE POWER OF THE LORD HAS CHANGED YOU,
IF THE PROMISES OF THE LORD DIRECT YOU,
IF THE PRESENCE OF THE LORD DELIGHTS YOU,
THEN YOU ARE PREPARED TO LIVE IN
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