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The Lord is There
This sermon builds on the concept of the unity of the Spirit. The message of unanimity delivered by the prophets – Ezekiel in particular – is mirrored in the spiritual nature of the Church as described in the New Testament. Ezekiel’s theme of “Then they shall know that I am the LORD” is woven into the spiritual nature of unity that the Church must represent. A called out people to “Proclaim the praises of Him Who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light.”