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Tongues & Interpretation April 19 2026 | A Message From God To The Church

EPISODE · Apr 19, 2026 · 2 MIN

Tongues & Interpretation April 19 2026 | A Message From God To The Church

from Harvest Church of God Podcast · host Harvest Church of God Anniston Alabama USA

Holy Spirit spoken word, tongues and interpretation, to Harvest Church of God, "Come now let us reason together. Though your sins be as scarlet they shall be white as snow, though they're red like crimson they shall be as wool, for behold I put before you both death and life, and it is your decision to make. I call you because yes I am a God of love, grace, and mercy, but I am also holy, and I'm calling you from an unholy world, an unholy life, to make you like Me that you might live holy and righteously in an evil world. Today I am the Lord and I am the only One that can clean you up and give you a brand new day. Come says the Lord, and I will meet you and rescue you." "Behold I say to you time is running out and the hour grows late, do not push away My hand of mercy and grace, but come, and make right with Me that which is wrong, bring your sins and I will bring cleansing, I will wash you I will cleanse you I will give you freedom says the Lord if you will trust in Me. " "

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