Transcript
Kenneth Copeland (0:02)
I move by what I feel.
Greg Stephens (0:07)
I don't live by what I see. Because my God has made a way for me. Hello, everybody. Welcome to Wednesday's edition of the Believer's Voice of Victory broadcast. Kenneth Copeland. This is Professor Greg Stephens, and we're pushing Kenneth Copeland to Bible College today. Amen. Victory in that college. Praise God. So anyway, we're talking about our covenant with God. And we have to remind ourselves continually and keep in the forefront that the Bible is a book of blood covenants. That's what it's about. It is, in my opinion, tragic that it's called the Old Testament. And there are. This is the reason why the classic amplified is so important. And one place where Jesus said, this is my blood of the New Testament. No, it doesn't say that. It said, this is my blood of the new covenant because this one is in his blood, which is perfect blood. Amen. Now, I want to go back here. Excuse me, to the book of Genesis. And I want to tell you in the radio and television audience that the Lord just dropped this in my heart. I mean, just as we sat down here.
Kenneth Copeland (1:59)
The moment you sat in that chair.
Greg Stephens (2:00)
Yes.
Kenneth Copeland (2:01)
Saw it happen.
Greg Stephens (2:02)
Just the second I sat down here, it kind of stunned me for a moment. So let's go back there to the 17th chapter of Genesis where this happened. Go to the seventh verse. I will establish my covenant between me and thee. No, wait, back up. Neither shall your name be called Abram, but thy name shall be called Abraham. For a father of many nations have I made of thee. Many nations. Many. Not one. Not the State of Israel. Many nations, many nations. For a father of many nations and the United States of America have I made of thee. Dear God, Almighty God, we make our earnest prayer that thou wilt keep the United States in Thy holy protection. Thou wilt incline the hearts of the citizens to cultivate a spirit of subordination and obedience to government and entertain a brotherly affection and love for one another. Fellow citizens of the United States at large, particularly for the brethren who've served in the field. They just finished the Revolutionary War. Britain sent a sniper, the best shot, the most covert man that they had to kill. General Washington. He had him point blank, more than once, and he fired on him. He came back and said, I'm not firing at this holy man anymore. Don't ask me to do it. And General Washington got back and there were holes in his jacket. He's the one praying this prayer. Grant our supplication, we beseech thee, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen and now, Almighty Father, if it's our holy will that we attain a place and a name among the nations of the earth, grant that we may be enabled to show our gratitude for thy goodness by our endeavors. Fear and obey Thee. Bless us with thy wisdom in our counsels, success in battle. Let our victories be tempered with humanity. Endow us also our enemies with enlightened minds that they may come sensible of their injustice and willing to restore our liberty and peace. Grant the petition of thy servant, for the sake of whom thou hast called thy beloved Son. Nevertheless, not my will, but Thine be done. George Washington. Washington. These prayers that we. It's a matter of record now, but not all of them were prayed after that. Now St. Paul's Chapel in New York City is the chapel that survived 9, 11 and became a haven for the wounded and the sick. That happened this terrible attack by another group of people, but it survived. Things crashed all the way around it and didn't touch it. I'd like to meet the angels one day that stood there and kept that from happening. And then there are men like Dan Stratton who didn't run away from it, who ran to it. Most of the firemen and most of the policemen in New York City are Catholic and outstanding people. Well, they all know him. He pastors right there in New York City. But he'd been teaching his people how to hear the voice of God. About 85% of his people worked right there in the World Trade Center. But he's teaching them how to hear the God of Israel, the God of this nation.
