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Four Days Late - Song

FHMI-1142Shane Vaughn2023-09-04Song

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purposestill on timeseeds in youseeds of destiny and purposeout of that gravenone — worship song with a spoken exhortation; its theme is god's timing, that even when he is four days late he is still on time, and that a seed yahweh placed in a person is not deadcoming out of the gravereason for livingfour days latewater your seedgod's timingdestinycome forth lazarusbreath in my body

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Shane & Karen Vaughn singing LIVE "Four Days Late" Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International 1 no matter how dead something looks in your life if you start to water that seed it's going to come back forth out of the ground and it's going to be bigger than ever bigger than ever water your seed water your seed don't let it die and if you think it's died I promise you if Yahweh place that seed in you it's not dead if you're still alive and you have breath in your body that seed is still in you and it's still ready to come up out of that ground get up out of that grave today get up out of that grave today come forth Lazarus come forth Lazarus there's somebody out there online right now and 2 you are thinking of committing suicide and he says oh no that is not me speaking to you that is the evil one I've placed seeds in you that you have a destiny that you don't even realize how big it is but if you allow me to do in you what I want to do and by purpose in you you will come out of that grave right this second he says raise your hand that one that is thinking that raise your hand and say I am coming out of this grave I have a reason for living and it is you Yahweh I have a reason I have a purpose I have a Destiny and I'm not done with because there's breath in my body still and 3 until he takes that breath I can go forth and I can grow and I can flourish on this Earth thank you Father when he's four days late I'm all hope is gone [Applause] [Music] Lord we go understand why you've waited so long but your ways are not God's way his way it's not yours and mine but isn't it great if he's four days late he's still on time when his four days late four days later we say Lord we don't understand why you've waited so long why sir God's way his ways of God's ways not yours if he's four days late he is for days and you say Lord I don't understand why you've waited so long but 4 God's way s his way [Music] they're not yours even if he's four days late he's still a long time oh isn't it great the peace four days late he's right on time

Summary

A short clip in which a spoken exhortation leads into Shane and Karen Vaughn singing "Four Days Late." The exhortation says that a seed Yahweh placed in a person is not dead while that person still has breath, calls listeners to water their seed and to come out of the grave like Lazarus, and speaks directly to someone online who is thinking of suicide, telling them they have a destiny, a purpose and a reason for living. The song says that even when He is four days late, He is still on time.

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None — Worship song with a spoken exhortation; its theme is God's timing, that even when He is four days late He is still on time, and that a seed Yahweh placed in a person is not dead

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