“Keep Running the Race” (Hebrews 12:1-2)
Summary In this passage of Hebrews, we are encouraged to persevere in the Christian race by understanding the three ways in which we are called to run. Outline
“Standing Firm on Grace” (1 Peter 5:12-14)
Summary Peter’s final appeal in his letter is an encouragement to Christians on how they can stand firm under trials: Outline
“Resisting the Devil” (1 Peter 5:8-11)
Summary This passage provides three assurances from God that helps us to endure suffering and to be vigilant in resisting the enemy. Outline 1. We Will Resist the Enemy (vv. 8-9) 2. We Will Be Strengthened (v. 10) 3. We Will Adore God (v. 11)
“Humble Yourself” (1 Peter 5:4-7)
Summary Peter instructs his readers to put on humility in the local church. This passage shows us three ways that humility can be promoted in the Christian life. Outline 1. Humility in the Future Reward (v. 4) 2. Humility toward Each Other (v. 5) 3. Humility Under a Caring God (vv. 6-7)
“The Portrait of Leadership” (1 Peter 5:1-3)
Summary Peter appeals to the church to consider the true picture of a Christian leader and his relationship with the church so that God’s people may align with His will. Outline
“Suffering with a Smile” (1 Peter 4:15-19)
Summary Christians can suffer joyfully for the Lord when they understand these four components to suffering given by Peter Outline 1. Suffer under the Name (vv. 15-16) 2. Suffer under Judgment (v. 17) 3. Suffer under Difficulty (v. 18) 4. Suffer under Commitment (v. 19)
“Checking Our Attitude” (1 Peter 4:12–14)
Summary Christians who understand these three attitudes in suffering will be able to persevere and suffer joyfully in the Lord. Outline
“How Can I Serve God?” (1 Peter 4:10-11)
Summary As Christians are called to show mutual love to one another, Peter is instructing believers about two basic methods of stewarding the grace that God has entrusted to them. Outline
“Living Like the End Is Near” (1 Peter 4:7-9)
Summary In the face of persecution, Peter encourages his readers to live with a present consciousness of future hope in the return of Christ. This future anticipation will impact their present living and duties in troubled times. This is how we as Christians live a godly life under the future hope of the return of […]
“Motivated by Judgment” (1 Peter 4:4-6)
Summary God’s judgment of the living and the dead motivates suffering Christians not to relapse into their old ways of living. Here are the two motivations for holiness that believers can take from God’s judgment: Outline
“A Willingness to Suffer” (1 Peter 2:21-25)
Summary In this passage, we learn of three reasons to accept suffering in order to avoid sinning. Outline 1. Armed with the Same Mind (v. 1) 2. Applying God’s Will (v. 2) 3. Accepting the Past as Past (v. 3)
“Assurance in Affliction” (1 Peter 3:21-22)
Summary For suffering Christians, we learn of two comforts that Christ brings to Christians in the Gospel. Outline
“Christian Confidence in Suffering” (1 Peter 3:18-20)
Summary We learn of three assertions of Gospel assurance that bring great confidence to the Christian in suffering. Outline
“Suffering for What Is Right” (1 Peter 3:16-17)
Summary Peter teaches us two practices for the Christian under unjust suffering that testify of Gospel hope to those around them. Outline
“The Right Response to Suffering” (1 Peter 3:13-15)
Summary This passage will encourage Christians to have the right response to undeserved suffering to show that they are blessed. These two descriptions of suffering give hope to Christians and show that they have nothing to fear. Outline
“Living Peacefully” (1 Peter 3:8-12)
Summary This passage of 1 Peter reveals two responses of the Christian that show how to live peacefully in a hostile world. Outline 1. Responding to Each Other (vv. 8) 2. Responding to Evil (vv. 9-12) a. The Response of Goodness (v. 9) b. The Response of Godliness (vv. 10-11) c. The Response of God […]
“Kingdom Character” (Philippians 2:14-18)
Summary Today we’ll learn three expressions of kingdom character that show both our salvation and God’s work within us. Outline
“The Unity of Kingdom People” (Ephesians 2:19-22)
“The Holy Household, Part 2” (1 Peter 3:7)
Summary After his instructions to wives, Peter instructs husbands to take up their God-given responsibilities in the home. Here are four principles that Christian husbands are to apply: Outline I. ConsiderationII. HonorIII. Prayer
“Sure Hope in this Short Life” (Psalm 39)
Summary David writes this psalm as an acknowledgement to the struggles of the shortness of life. In this acknowledgment, we learn that the only hope for deliverance is from God. Here are three descriptions of life that lead us to hoping in God through Jesus Christ. Outline
“The Holy Household, Part 1” (1 Peter 3:1-6)
Summary After addressing the example of Christ, Peter describes the duties of the household. He specifically applies holiness in the area of wives and husbands. Here are four descriptions of the example of godliness that wives can apply to their Christian life, so that Christians can encourage godliness in their community. Outline A. The Submissive […]
“The Enduring Example of Easter” (1 Peter 2:21-25)
Summary Christ left an example of suffering so that believers would endure tthrough their suffering. His suffering and His work on the cross is the reason why Christians are saved and can follow Him. Here are three benefits that the cross provides to believers: Outline
“Enduring Harsh Treatment” (1 Peter 2:18-20)
Summary Peter encourages his Christian readers to submit under the harsh treatment of their earthly masters as a way of honoring God. Here are two considerations when submitting to unfair earthly masters. Outline
“What It Means to Be Free” (1 Peter 2:16-17)
Summary Peter defines for his readers what it means to live as Christians who are free under the Gospel of Christ. Here are two expressions of this freedom that Christians must display. Outline
“Should I Submit to Government?” (1 Peter 2:13-15)
Summary As Peter exhorts suffering Christians to holy living and excellent behavior in the world, he calls them to holiness in the area of government submission. Christians can learn of two righteous actions related to government that honors the Lord. Outline 1. Submit to Government for God’s Sake (vv. 13-14) a. Submit to All Government […]
“When Death Brings Freedom” (Romans 6:5-7)
Summary The Gospel bestows upon Christians three shared privileges that come from a union with Christ in His death and resurrection. Outline
“How a Holy Life Changes the World” (1 Peter 2:11–12)
Summary Peter explains to his persecuted readers that personal holiness directly affects social relationships and can even influence the unbelieving to believe in Christ. Here are two questions that give Christians the motivation to abstain from sin in order to influence others and glorify God. Outline 1. How Do We Abstain from Sin? A. Abstain […]
“Being the People of God” (1 Peter 2:9-10)
Summary In contrast to unbelievers, Peter refocuses His attention to his Christians readers and gives an exhortation for them to practice holiness. Here are three reasons for us to live holy as transformed people of God. Outline
“Christ Doesn’t Disappoint” (1 Peter 2:4-8)
Summary Peter describes the believer’s faith in Christ as the cornerstone and calls them to give spiritual sacrifices to God in holy living. Here are three responses that express their identity as a holy community. Outline 1. Accept the Precious Living Stone (v. 4) 2. Offer Acceptable Sacrifices as Living Stones (v. 5) 3. Accept […]
“Stay Hungry: How Christians Grow” (1 Peter 2:1-3)
Summary Peter gives the natural consequence of new birth which is the growth of the Christian. These three actions encourage personal growth in the life of the believer. Outline 1. Let Go of the Impediments to Growth 2. Long for the Pure Word 3. Look Back to the Kindness of God
“Born for Love, Born by the Word” (1 Peter 1:22-25)
Summary Peter’s encouragement to suffering Christians gives three implications of being born again by the Word of God. Outline
“What It Cost to Save You” (1 Peter 1:17-21)
Summary Peter explains to these suffering Christians the high cost of their salvation. This cost calls for believers to live in reverence to God through holy living and hope. Outline
“Hope and Holiness” (1 Peter 1:13-16)
Summary Peter gives practical instruction to suffering believers and exhorts them to appropriate a hope in the coming Lord that produces a life conformed to His holy nature. Outline
“The Marvels of Salvation” (1 Peter 1:10–12)
Summary Peter seeks to encourage suffering believers by marveling at the greatness of their salvation. Here are three salvation marvels where Christians can draw encouragement. Outline
“Using Joy to Persevere” (1 Peter 1:6–9)
Summary Peter encourages believers with two joy-filled encouragements that help sustain the Christian’s joy through life’s trials. Outline 1. The Joyful Testing of a Genuine Faith (vv. 6-7) 2. The Joyful Goal of a Loving Faith (vv. 8-9)
“An Inheritance Reserved for You” (1 Peter 1:3-5)
Summary Peter opens his letter with praise to God for the assured hope of a future inheritance awaiting Christians. He highlights three key certainties from which this hope is drawn. Outline
“Hope During Hostility” (1 Peter 1:1–2)
Summary Peter writes to Christians facing persecution, urging them to stand firm in the grace of Jesus Christ so they may live holy lives in light of their heavenly hope. Outline 1. The Author (1:1) 2. The Recipients (1:1-2) a. Scattered Aliens (v. 1) b. Chosen People (vv. 1-2) i. The Father’s Foreknowledge ii. The […]
“A Peacemaking Community” (Selected Scriptures)
Summary Since God has established peace with His people, the Bible calls Christians to be people characterized by the peace of Christ. Today, we will learn helpful principles that promote a culture of peace in the local church. Outline 1. The Definitions of Peacemaking 2. The Need for Peacemaking: Conflict Exists 3. The Pursuit of […]
“Valuing Vulnerability” (Selected Scriptures)
Summary For the Gospel revealing community, humility in discipleship brings health to the whole church. We live in unity when we humbly confess our sins and humbly open ourselves to one another as Christians in godly vulnerability. Outline
“A Gospel-Revealing Community” (Selected Scriptures)
Summary God cares about how His people relate to one another in the community of faith. So, what does a Gospel-revealing community look like in a local church? Outline
“Friendship According to Christ” (Selected Scriptures)
Summary Friendship is a significant theme found throughout Scripture. The Bible offers much insight into our relationships with others, the opportunities they provide to share the Gospel, and how we honor God through them. Outline 1. The Bible on Friendship 2. The Barriers to Friendship 3. The Building of Friendship
“Praising, Restoring, Preserving” (Psalm 138)
Summary David writes a psalm of praise to God during a time in his life where he needed strength and restoration. God emboldens him and revives his heart and promises to protect his people faithfully. Outline
“You Follow Me!” (John 21:18-25)
Summary The conclusion of the book of John presents three applications that encourage belief in the message of the Gospel and following Christ in life and ministry. Outline
“Do You Love Me?” (John 21:15-17)
Summary Jesus in His restoration of Peter calls him to reaffirm his love for Christ. This love for Christ necessitates a tender care toward God’s people in which all Christians must participate. Outline
“Faith Strengthened at Breakfast” (John 21:1–14)
Summary The beginning of the epilogue shows Jesus miraculously ministering His disciples. He does this to remind them that He is with them as the Resurrected Lord and removes their doubt as they continue in their mission bringing the Gospel to the world. Outline 1. Lessons While Fishing (vv. 1-6) 2. Lessons From a Miracle […]
“The Purpose of Faith” (John 20:30–31)
Summary John states the purpose of writing this Gospel account. He desires his readers to hear of the signs of Jesus and respond in belief that He is the Messiah and God Himself. This faith leads to abundant life for the believer that can only come from Christ. Outline I. The Signs of the Gospel […]
“When Peace Appears” (John 20:19-29)
Summary The appearance of Christ to the disciples is intended to dispel fearand doubt in the hearts of the disciples reminding them of theirmission and what His sacrificial death and resurrection hasaccomplished. Outline
“The King and the Empty Tomb” (John 20:1-18)
Summary John gives the account of Jesus’ first post resurrection appearance.He does this to prove the validity of the resurrection, to inform hisreaders of its saving power, and to encourage the proclamation ofthe resurrection to the world. Outline
The King Buried in a Tomb (John 19:31-42)
Summary John recounts the death of Christ and His burial. We learn of God’s plan for salvation, Scripture’s fulfillment, and even disciples who committed themselves to Christ even in the most difficult of times. Outline 1. The Piercing of the Savior (vv. 31-37) 2. The Disciples of the Savior (vv. 38-39) 3. The Burial of […]
“The King Rejected” (John 19:1-15)
Summary This passage describes the final portions of Jesus’ trial before Pilate and His rejection by His people leading to His crucifixion. Readers can learn of King Jesus who was rejected as a sacrifice for those who accept Him as King. Outline
“The King of Truth” (John 18:28-40)
Summary This passage covers Jesus’ unjust trial before Pilate and rejection from His people. Though innocent, Christ is treated as guilty, but His condemnation is under the sovereign plan of God to pay for the sins of His people. Outline 1. What Is the Accusation? (28-32) 2. Who Is this King? (29-36) 3. What Is […]
“Trial and Denial” (John 18:12-27)
Summary This passage covers Jesus’ arrest, initial questioning, and Peter’s denial. Here are four scenes from this account that teach us more about God’s sovereign control and Jesus’ sacrifice for salvation. Outline
“When Christ Drinks a Cup for Us” (John 18:1-11)
Summary The betrayal of Jesus sets in motion a series of events that would eventually lead Him to the crucifixion. His submission to the Father and sovereign control are in full display. This account teaches Christians four truths about Christ that would lead to the cross and the glory of salvation for His people. Outline
“When Jesus Prays for You, Part 3” (John 17:20-26)
Summary In this final portion of the prayer, Jesus prays for all future disciples to be united under the name of God for the purpose of mission and love. Here are three aspects of prayer that He prays for: Outline I. Uniting with All for the Mission (vv. 20-23) II. Reaching Our Destined Glory (v. […]
“When Jesus Prays for You, Part 2” (John 17:9-19)
Summary: This passage shows three securities that come from the prayers of Jesus for His disciples that we as Christians can find comfort in today. Outline: I. Kept by the Father (17:9-12)II. Kept from the Enemy (17:13-16)III. Kept by the Truth (17:17-19)
“Recognizing His Name” (Philippians 2:9-11)
Summary: Christ’s humble sacrifice lead to His exaltation by God and Hisname will be recognized by all of creation. Here are two truthsabout the name of our resurrected Lord. Outline: I. The Name Above All Names (v. 9) II. The Name Recognized by All (vv. 10-11)
“When Jesus Prays for You, Part 1” (John 17:1-8)
Summary This passage shows Jesus praying for His glory and for His disciples so that His people would remain steadfast in the work of the Gospel for the glory of God. Outline I. The Son Prays for His Glory (1-5) 1. His Supreme Authority (1-2) 2. His Work for Eternal Life (3-4) 3. His Special […]
“The Showing of the Spirit” (John 16:1-11)
Summary As Jesus continues to invest in His disciples, He speaks about the coming persecution and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Disciples of Christ are able to learn about power of the Spirit and the conviction He can bring to the hearts of man. Outline I. The Warning (vv. 1-4)A. A Warning about Stumbling […]
“Redeeming a Painful Past in a New Year” (Selected Scriptures)
Summary: We will be studying how the Gospel can help address our painful past so that we can respond with a heart filled with peace and joy in Christ for the future. I. Defining the Painful PastA. What is a Painful Past?B. How Does Scripture Address a Painful Past?C. How Do I Organize the Painful […]
“Christmas Praise and Prophecy, Part 2” (Luke 1: 67-80)
Summary: Zacharias’ prophecy teaches us many truths about God, His salvation, and the Messiah that He sent in order to deliver His people. Outline:
“Christmas Praise and Prophecy, Part 1” (Luke 1:67–80)
Summary Zecharias’ prophecy teaches us many truths about God, His salvation, and the Messiah that He sent in order to deliver His people. Outline 1. Praising God for His Salvation (67-75) a. His Praise Deserved (67-69) b. His Prophesied Deliverance (70-71) c. His Promise Distributed (72-73) d. His People’s Duty (74-75) 2. Preparing for God […]
“Hated by the World” (John 15:18-27)
Summary: Jesus’ instructions to His disciples are a reminder that hatred and persecution will come for those who testify about and follow Jesus Christ. Outline: 1. The Reason for Hatred (18-21) a. You Are Different (18-19) b. You Are a Disciple (20-21) 2. The Result of Hatred (22-25) a. Guilty Haters (22) b. God Haters […]
“A Generous Thanksgiving” (2 Corinthians 9:12)
Summary Paul explains how Christian generosity to one another is an expression of thankful worship to God. Here are two Christian applications for generosity and thanksgiving Outline 1. Generously Meeting Needs (v. 12a) 2. Generously Thanking God (v. 12b)
“Chosen to Love” (John 15:12-17)
Title: Chosen to LoveText: John 15:12-17Jesus gives instructions to His disciples on why and how they are to love one another.
“Abiding In the Vine, Part 2” (John 15:6-11)
Summary Jesus illustrates Himself as the true Vine so that His disciples would understand their union with Him and understand how their dependence upon Him produces godly fruit in their lives. Outline 1. The Consequence of Not Abiding (6) 2. The Blessing of Abiding (7-8) a. A Disciple’s Answered Prayers (7) b. A Disciple’s Fruit-Bearing […]
“Abiding in the Vine Part 1” (John 15:1-5)
Summary: Jesus illustrates Himself as the true Vine so that His discipleswould understand their union with Him and understand how theirdependence upon Him produces godly fruit in their lives. Outline:
“When Jesus Sends Help, Part 3” (John 14:25-31)
Summary Jesus comforts His disciples prior to His departure by teaching them about loving obedience and the sending of the Holy Spirit to help them. Outline 1. The Helper (vv. 25-26) a. The Identity of the Helper b. The Actions of the Helper 2. The Peace (vv. 27-28) a. Peace Out of this World b. […]
“When Jesus Sends Help, Part 2” (John 14: 21-24)
Summary Jesus comforts His disciples prior to His departure by teaching them about loving obedience and the sending of the Holy Spirit to help them. Outline 1. Love and Relationship (v. 21) 2. Love and Presence (vv. 22-23) 3. Love and the Father (v. 24)
“When Jesus Sends Help, Part 1” (John 14:15-20)
Summary Jesus comforts His disciples prior to His departure by teaching them about loving obedience and the sending of the Holy Spirit to help them. Outline 1. A Loving Obedience (15) 2. A Loving Helper (16-17) 3. A Loving Presence (18-20)
“See Jesus, See God” (John 14:8-14)
Summary Jesus continues to bring comfort to His distressed disciples by clarifying their confusion about His unity with God the Father. Jesus explains to His disciples that He displays the Father to them in three ways. Outline I. Jesus Shows the Father by His Character (8-10) a. Clarity (8-9) b. Unity (10) II. Jesus Shows […]
“Knowing the Way Home” (John 14:1-7)
Summary: Jesus gives 3 forms of a comfort to His disciples that give reassurance to a troubled heart. Outline: 1. Comfort in a Time of Trouble (v. 1) a. The Trouble (1a) b. The Trust (1b) 2. Comfort in the Father’s House (vv. 2-3) a. The Readying (2) b. The Reunion (3) 3. Comfort in […]
Godly Sorrow vs. Worldly Sorrow(2 Corinthians 7:10)
Godly Sorrow vs. Worldly Sorrow(2 Corinthians 7:10) Summary: Paul is encouraged to hear the good reports about the Corinthian church from Titus, but encourages them to continue on in faith and repentance. He instructs them on the differences between the sorrow that comes from God and the sorrow that comes from the world. Outline:
When Jesus is Betrayed (John 13:21-30)
Summary: The betrayal of Jesus by Judas is described in this passage of John. It shows Christ not only predicting His betrayal but being in full control of it to bring about His purposes. This account serves both as a comfort and warning to those who read this passage. Outline: I. Betrayal Predicted (v. 21) […]
“Washing Feet, Part 2” (John 13:12-20)
“Washing Feet, Part 2” (John 13:12-20) Summary: Jesus washed His disciple’s feet as a way of pointing to the cross and as an example for them to serve others. For Christians, this encourages us to be of service to others with the same humble attitude that Christ had. Here are the reasons why we serve: […]
Washing Feet, Part 1 (John 13:1-11)
Washing Feet, Part 1 (John 13:1-11) Outline: John records Jesus washing the disciples feet as a picture of humble service that brings cleansing to God’s people. It symbolizes that only those who are cleansed by Jesus’ atoning death can have fellowship with Him. Summary:
How to Encourage and Edify Others 1 Thessalonians 5:11
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Going Public as a Christian (John 12:37–50)
Going Public as a Christian (John 12:37–50) Summary: Our passage today gives us three don’ts to avoid when testing the genuine nature of our faith in Christ and living publicly for Him. Outline:
The Hour of Power (John 12:27-36)
The Hour of Power (John 12:27-36) Summary Jesus addresses the crowd by explaining the purpose of the hour of His crucifixion. He describes the glory of God, the power of salvation, and men becoming Sons of Light. Outline
“Losing the Life You Love” (John 12:20-26)
“Losing the Life You Love” (John 12:20-26) Summary Jesus speaks of the necessary hour of His death followed by His Resurrection. The way of fruitfulness is through death alone. In this lesson, He teaches His followers that they too must die to their old life in order to receive what is true life. Outline
“When the King Enters In” (John 12:12-19)
“When the King Enters In” (John 12:12-19) Summary The entry of Jesus into Jerusalem teaches us much about who King Jesus is, what He came to do, and how people should respond to the King. Outline
Living for Others (Romans 15:1-3)
Living for Others (Romans 15:1-3) Summary: Paul calls for all Christians to carry each other’s weaknesses as Christ sets the example of self-sacrifice in the interest of sinners who are saved by grace. Outline:
Praising Our Trustworthy God (Psalm 146)
Praising Our Trustworthy God (Psalm 146) Summary: Four commitments for the Christian to praise God today and forever. Outline:
True Devotion
True Devotion (John 12:1-11) Summary: Mary’s anointing of Jesus paints a picture about true devotion and the worship of Christ and what it looks like for the Christian. Outline:
“Better for One to Die” (John 11:47-57)
Summary The resurrection of Lazarus drew out the hearts of the people in belief or unbelief. The reaction of the Jewish people calls us to avoid this type of unbelief in our lives. Outline 1. The Hostile Reaction (47-48) 2. The Unlikely Prophesy (49-53) 3. The Strategic Withdrawal (54-57)
“Resurrection Confidence” (1 Peter 1:21)
Summary The resurrection of Jesus Christ produces three accomplishments for the Christian that gives them confidence in God. Outline 1. Resurrection Produces Faith 2. Resurrection Produces Glory 3. Resurrection Produces Hope
“When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 3” (John 11:28-46)
Summary The raising of Lazarus from the dead is intended to encourage readers to believe in Jesus the Son of God and trust that He will display God’s glory in raising His people from the dead. Outline 1. The Real Sorrow (vv. 30-37) 2. The Reliance Upon God (vv. 38-40) 3. The Raising of the […]
When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 2 (John 11:17-27)
When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 2 (John 11:17-27) Summary: Jesus’ interaction with Martha gives us three instructions for putting all our hope in Christ who is the resurrection and life for all believers. Outline:
When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 1 (John 11:1-16)
When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 1 (John 11:1-16) Summary: The news of Lazarus brings about an opportunity for Christ to reveal God’s glory and it teaches Christians four lessons about who Christ is and what He does. Outline:
Blasphemy or Belief (John 10:31-42)
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“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 3” (John 10:19-30)
Summary Jesus makes it evident that He is the Good Shepherd and calls people to respond rightly to His unity with the Father. Here are three actions of the Good Shepherd that encourage us to follow His and appreciate His salvation and grace. Outline 1. The Shepherd Divides the People (vv.19-21) 2. The Shepherd Demands […]
PBT Ep. 4: “Reading” with Alex Hong
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PBT Ep. 2: “Singleness” with John Lee
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PBT Ep. 1: “Parenting” with Rod Santiago
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“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 2″ (John 10:11-18)
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“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 1″ (John 10:1-10)
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When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 3 (John 9:35-41)
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“When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 2” (John 9:13-34)
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