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Because we want to be the righteous in this, we don't want to be the wicked and yet we look around our lives and we see the storms and we think, or the wicked. Therefore it was called Babel because they're the Lord confused the language of all the earth and from there the Lord scattered them abroad over the face of all the earth. And when we take matters into our own hands, when we try to build the tower of our lives, making a name for ourselves to trust in ourselves, to glorify ourselves, we find that we are in that struggle, that struggle against the will of God perhaps. Surrendering his life, surrendering his righteousness so that he could take the wrath of God, the punishment for your sin, for my sin, the punishment for every time that we try to take matters into our own hands and he took matters of our sin into his hands. But as we go through the storms, we walk with peace because we walk with Christ and he has already had victory over every storm. That life of peace has been paid for, that life of peace has been sealed for you in the Holy Spirit, that life of peace is delivered to you as you hold out your hands to receive the body and blood of our Lord and Savior.

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