Tribes Of Issar'el
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Tribes Of Issar'el
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[yeshua]
He that is greatest among you,
Let him be as the younger
He that is leading as a chief,
Let him be as that doth serve
For whether is greater,
He that meat or he that serveth?
But i am among you as
He that serveth
You are they which have continued
With me in my temptations
My father hath appointed
Unto me a kingdom
As my father
I appoint unto you a kingdom
And you shall eat and shall drink
At my table in my kingdom
And you shall sit on thrones
For to judge the twelve tribes of issar'el
Dragon wants to have you to sift you as wheat
But i fight for you and he shall cry
For it is the prophecy
And you shall eat and shall drink
At my table in my kingdom
And you shall sit on thrones
For to judge the twelve tribes of issar'el
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