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Episodio 82 - Amigos todo terreno · El Mural del Alma

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  So much, family friends welcome to one more episode of the soul mural.
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  Thank you for being there from the moment one and those who are new to
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  the tune of this podcast, I want to tell you that this is a
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  matter of teaching God, of love, of life, of values, of
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  reflecting on everything a little bit, but with a different style, as very
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  colloquial, very like speaking without protocols, without literary compositions or things like that,
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  but to the language of the average, but with a continuance to the
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  moment of carrying a message that, at least outgoing to the change of the
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  world. Suddenly it is a granite, very small of sand to achieve change
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  in the world. But that' s the purpose of this podcast that I,
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  David Fernando, hosted, I want to introduce to you and I say
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  thank you all for the concerns, opinions, suggestions within respect and all this
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  been built with these advices and reflections in his own style. On all podcast
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  mural of the soul. Welcome to other episodes of the soul mural. I
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  told them about friendship and today I continue with that topic, but with another
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  reflection, another story and other circumstances. The friendship that linked the two Greek
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  warriors, pelopids and epiminondas, is famous. I don' t know what
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  to say. That' s the last name you' ll be apologizing to
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  me. If I said it badly, so much was that in the battle
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  of mantinea they united their shields to be able to fight together and help each
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  other. They fought like this for some time and were defeating their enemies until
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  Pelopidos fell wounded and shed a lot of blood from the wounds, he was
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  about to die. Epaminondas then decided to continue fighting next to Pelopidas' body,
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  even if he himself had to die with his friend, whom he thought
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  he would die in that place. Epaminondas was also seriously injured. He remained
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  fighting there until other compatriots arrived and rescued the two dying friends. From that
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  day on, that friendship became proverbial. Then they went to be generals of
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  the Teban army with equal authority and there was never any rivalry or envy,
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  among them pelopid and epiminondas, two Greek warriors not so well known, at
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  least on our plane of history or at least that they have taught us at
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  school or suddenly, perhaps if in other times and circumstances. But they lead
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  me to talk about friendship. And one of the facets of friendship is that
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  the true Sunday, the true friend, does not abandon. There are friends
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  out of interest, they' re only with you because you have resources,
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  money, position. Go back to that old friend, tell me how much
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  you got, how much you' re worth. That' s not friendship,
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  it' s a false friendship, it' s not friendship. To
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  tell you the truth, the true friend is at all times, even in
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  difficult times. It' s there, it doesn' t leave, it
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  always stays. He' s there. God is like this with us,
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  God will always be there, in good times and in bad times. Let
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  us understand this when you and I put ourselves to God, when you and
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  I decide to constitute God as the partner, the parter, the corduroy,
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  the friend, the best friend, He promises to be with us, though
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  in a context of evangelism I kill chapter twenty- eight verse twenty. Jesus
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  tells his disciples before he is promoted by saying so I will always be with
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  you, even to the end of the world. I want to take that
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  verse as being of God' s unconditional friendship and love for us. He
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  promised to be with us forever. In isaiah as ntrainta and one ten,
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  God says or through the prophet, say fear not, for I am with
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  you, do not faint, for I am your God who exerts you,
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  I will always help you, I will always sustain you with the right hand
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  of my righteousness. So the guarantee of a divine friendship is latent, permanent,
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  hard, lasting forever. Eh because when we are wrong you and we
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  have a friend to go to at all times, if we muddy and sin
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  and fail, you cool quiet is not license to sin, of course.
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  But I mean we can always find that there is a God who forgives us,
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  because he knows that we are dust, we are fallible, we are
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  prone to fail, and it is the key to recognize that we fail,
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  and he extends his hand of forgiveness and mercy. But he is there at
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  all times, at all times, the Lord is there to lift us up,
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  to comfort us. It is bowing knee, the distance from the knees
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  to the ground, in the distance between God and us. And say God,
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  I feel that way and aza. Help me, get me out of
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  this comfort strengthen me, Help me, you be the one who is there
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  with me at all times, in all distress, in all need. That
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  on the spiritual plane, but now on the physical plane, ask yourself if
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  the friends who are next to you are like that relationship between Pelopias Ymimn and
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  Epaminondas, that relationship of two warriors, of two friends who were still together
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  until the end of the end Epaminondas fighting next to the corpse of his friend
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  Pelopias, who was riddled by the enemy army and he said I will not
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  leave my friend yes, at this moment is a dead body all his blood
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  is spilled on the ground. That land turned red because of my friend'
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  s blood, but I' m not leaving it. He' s dead,
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  yes, he' s lifeless. There' s no air in his
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  lungs, no breath, but I' m not leaving my friend. If
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  I have to die, I will die by his side, but I will
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  not leave my friend, because he is my friend. You know, the
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  Bible tells a very nice friendship relationship. David and Jonathan, Jonathan the son
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  of King Saul, the same King Saul who sought to kill David and seek
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  a way to kill BB because because of the expression and perception of Fernando Higuera,
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  Saul saw that the people hailed David more than him and bothered him terribly
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  and he looked for a way to kill him and killed him and wanted and
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  wanted and had that benevolence, that envy, envy, envy. But,
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  well, that' s another subject that one day I' ll have to
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  delve into the mural of the soul. But that one touches me with tweezers
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  like the surgeon. But, well, let us return here in spite of
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  that, for Saul had a son, Jonathan. And this is particularly so
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  because David and Jonathan met and their friendship relationship was very beautiful. They were
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  the pana the parceros for all time and all time and shared together. I
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  imagine they played together, laughed together, enjoyed their friendship and relationship in a
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  Bacane way and swore to each other that whoever was then, David was not
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  king, but whoever was king, would show mercy to each other, even
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  to his offspring. A simple and simple day Saul and his son, Jonathan
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  and all the army Israel were in the fight. Unfortunately, Jonathan dies in
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  the midst of battle, leaving a woman and her son a widow. And
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  so was the riot of war, the situation so tremendous and so difficult that
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  Jonathan' s maid and wife took the baby and went and ran. Run
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  that runs you like someone who follows a lot, you have to make film
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  summaries look for it, he sums it up more, he runs you and
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  he falls. I mean, I don' t know if it' s
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  the tower that weighs or what happened, but she' s raised, she
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  falls down and imagine the scene, the tumult of people, because the enemies
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  of Israel were destroying right and left, destroying and this woman carrying Jonathan'
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  s son. It falls off, it goes differently, as they say in
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  my colloquially country, it goes against the planet. He falls and the baby
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  comes out in his arms. The baby' s flying in the air and
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  not and he didn' t take Red Bull because he didn' t have
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  bad jokes. I know. The baby falls and I don' t know
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  how he fell Suddenly he fell on his feet and then he stepped to the
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  ground. The fact is that the damage to the lower extremities of that baby
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  was such that he was crippled for life. Practically the years have passed.
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  Then David became the King of Israel and, in the midst of his journey
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  as king in a moment I imagine it is not written in the Bible,
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  but I imagine that David, in the midst of his opulence, crowned the
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  luxuries and prestige that the king of Israel had had a small lapse and began
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  to think of Jonathan, his friend, a man who died in the war.
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  His relationship was wonderful. More than friends. They were brothers. They
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  were practically not of the same lineage, but they were like brothers and I
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  thought about games, I thought about pilatunas. But in a moment, David
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  would come to think of the oath that was taken with his fellow Jonathan.
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  Hey, it' s true. I imagine David started to think. This
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  king of Israel calls one of his servants, one of his created ones.
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  That man was called Siva and he says listen SibA Mira. I' m
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  going to tell you something assiduous. It turns out that if you remember Jonathan,
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  Saul' s son, yes, sir, I remember Jonathan. Yeah,
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  he went to war that he was a friend of yours. Yes,
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  I think I know and I think my lord was a friend of yours,
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  but he died. He died in battle when his father Saul was King of
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  Israel. Why, sir, what is it that you know that if I
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  went I swore an oath to my friend and I told him to be either
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  of the two on the throne, I would extend mercy to him and his
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  generations. I want you to tell me if my friend Jonathan left offspring,
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  because I don' t think he had full knowledge. There' s someone
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  from my friend Jonathan' s lineage I can use for mercy. Please find
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  out good and if you' re going to find out in the correcor.
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  I do not know how I would do the matter, but at a short
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  time or after time if David is to be introduced and tells my lord His
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  Majesty, according to the records there is a descendant of Jonathan. So where
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  is it, who is it tell me, right now, Your Majesty lives
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  in a place called Bar Lo Bar. I think it translates place of pain.
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  But there is a question with this man, my lord, that this
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  man is crippled by his feet. He can' t walk hard, half,
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  crawls, oh, no matter how, what' s his name and
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  answer Siva, it' s called mefibo seth His Majesty see if he goes
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  look for it, so be it under the stones and bring me that boy.
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  I want to do him justice, because it is a promise that I
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  tell my friend Jonathan to make them the tale less long than it is bring
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  to this man called mephibo thirst and words more words less. David extends his
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  mercy to him, puts him in the same position as the king, et
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  cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Here I go with this that a
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  real friend is the one who' s there at all times. Cover your
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  back, protect and surround you, and that friendship transcends and God does that
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  to us. He knows what material we are made of, God values us
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  very much, he knows how much we are worth, and he will be
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  with us in the beautiful moments, when we write victories, but he will
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  also be with us in the hard, difficult, distressing moments, even in
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  the wakes, perhaps of death and anguish. He' ll be there forever,
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  as long as you don' t let yourself be fooled. Otherwise,
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  know it, but what I have to do, Fernando, because what I
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  have told you in many episodes of mural of the Soul do, friend of
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  God. I repeat, become a friend of God. I do not sell
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  you religion, I say it again for the same time I offer you a
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  relationship with him above, a relationship that is not based on religion or such
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  very much on chairs, ceremonies, or so much liturgy, but a relationship
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  of friends, as Jesus came to teach you when you were here on earth,
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  to your people, to whom you heard it. I do not come
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  to seek servants, Jesus said to his disciples, because the servant has no
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  idea what His lord does, but I call them my friends, because I
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  have made known to them the things of my father, then more than his
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  disciples and he was the rabbi the teacher Jesus had those twelve as his friends.
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  Jesus, those are my dear ones. He is the best friend and
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  as I told him in another episode of the mural of the Soul, on
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  the poster that I saw a few years ago, which Jesus, the friend
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  who never fails, said. I will repeat it and with this I close
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  Jesus, the friend that never, but never will fail us. Give it
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  my name, David Fernandriguera. This reflection of today ends. Thanks for joining
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  me. I invite you to the next one to write together here on the
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  mural of the soul Chao