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- business as an example of legal immigration and the American dream. The only unmistakably identifiable Scripture is Numbers 6:24, quoted in the closing blessingsmall businesstire shopnumbers 6:24hispanic votersillegal immigrationamerican dreamsmall businesstaxes
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- announces worship services and a livestream for those unable to gather. The message concludes with the blessing from Numbers 6:24–25: Yahweh’s blessing, protection, and shining face. No additional passages have been inferred from the discussion of constitutionalgovernment limitsunited states constitutionnumbers 29:1freedom of speechleviticus 23:23 - 25 - yom teruah as a sacred first day-of-the-seventh-month assembly / numbers 29:1 - the day of trumpet-blowing / numbers 6:24 - 25 - yahweh's blessing and favorbiblical calendarconstitution dayface shine upon you
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- describe satanic anger against the church, Matthew 5:44 to command prayer for enemies, and Numbers 6:24 in the closing blessing. Only those passages have been indexed because they are explicitly quoted or unmistakably identifiableviolencepraying for enemiesnumbers 6:24respect for ministryrevelation 12:12john 1:29john 3:30pray for enemies
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- faith, hard work, private property, and capitalism—and as an annual warning against socialism. The closing blessing reflects Numbers 6:24american foundingsocialismnumbers 6:24thanksgivingmayflowerpilgrimswheel within a wheelprivate property
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- repentance, forgiveness, and baptism. The program closes with language from Psalm 103:1 and the priestly blessing in Numbers 6:24
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