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Welcome to day three of how to build a godly and manly foxhole.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson of Undaunted Life.
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Let's get into it.
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All right, guys, we're going to recap days one and two of this devotional.
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We spent some time diving into two very big questions and the first one was what makes
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a godly man and the second was what makes a manly man.
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So in day one, we talked about what makes a godly man and we talked about the truce that
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exists outside of yourself.
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This is the narrative of humanity that doesn't matter if you believe it or not.
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That's the narrative that you're living in the second.
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We talked about truce displayed publicly and that really answered the question what makes
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a godly man and then we listed 10 characteristics of a godly man.
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Then in day two, we looked at what makes a manly man and we talked about how here at
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undaunted life, we have a definition of what a man is and that's this a man is a male that
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cultivates spiritual, mental and physical resilience daily.
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We also talked about Adam Brown, the now deceased Navy seal team member of seal team six and
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also what Paul did in his second letter to Timothy.
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So guys, if you have not caught days one in day two, you need to go back and listen to
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those before you listen to today's lesson.
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So for today, we bring both of those questions together to form a new question.
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And that's this, can you be both godly and manly?
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So can you be both godly and manly?
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I guess the quick answer is, well, yes, of course, of course you can be both of those
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things at the same time.
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But that answer requires a bit more digging because you may not believe that because of
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what the modern church and also what modern culture has taught you.
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And so to kind of go back a little bit for me, I did not grow up in church personally.
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So I lived in the, you know, south central or southwestern Oklahoma and it was just kind
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of one of those things where it's kind of like I mentioned in the last episode, I grew
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up in Oklahoma.
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So I grew up believing in God because that was a cultural thing, right?
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That was essentially whatever it was.
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I started going to church on my own in junior high school and I basically went because that's
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where all the pretty girls went.
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So I'm just going to be honest with you, my buddies are like, Hey, you got to come check
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this out.
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And so I did.
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But then as a 10th grader, I accepted Jesus into my heart.
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And this was on a Sunday night.
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It was a hellfire and brimstone preacher that came in and it was, it was an amazing thing
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and I was truly moved by it.
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And I truly accepted Jesus into my heart.
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But then I started kind of looking around because at this time, I'm in 10th grade, right?
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So I'm still trying to figure out what a man is like, how do I become a man?
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And now I'm going to church and I'm seeing these kinds of men.
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So, you know, they got their shirts tucked in and they're their pants are pressed and
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Hey, I'll pray for your brother and their patty on the back and I was like, Oh, okay.
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All right.
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I would have never considered these people to be manly, but I'm like, okay, I guess this
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is what a godly man is.
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But all the manly men that I knew in terms of what my paradigm of manliness was at the
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time as a kid, basically, you know, 15, 16 year old was not that.
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It was things that existed outside the church.
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I didn't see those guys inside the church.
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So I kind of developed this dichotomy in my head of manliness and godliness.
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Now obviously, as we're going to really prove with this lesson, that that is not the right
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mindset to have, but that was a mindset that I had and I would be honest that a lot of
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guys, even today, regardless of their age, feel the same way.
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They feel like there is a dichotomy between manliness and guileiness and those two things
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can't be combined.
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And I think part of the reason is because of there's an over focus on the lamb of God
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inside churches and relatively zero focus on the lion of Judah.
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And I don't say that to say that you shouldn't talk about the lamb of God.
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Obviously you should, but that's only part of who Jesus Christ was.
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That's only part of who he is.
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He is fully 100% lamb and fully 100% lion.
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But we don't really talk about that.
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The lamb is so easy to understand and he's he's cute and cuddly and we can just, you
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know, curl him up and put him in our shirt pocket and move on with our day.
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The lion of Judah, you know, Jesus coming back, you know, pulling a sword out of his
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mouth with a tattoo on his leg, like, and his robe dipped in blood.
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Ah, that's scary.
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Right.
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It's super scary.
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That's part of the reason why the church doesn't really talk about that.
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But then also just to kind of take the church off the hook a little bit, culture is telling
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us that masculinity in and of itself is toxic.
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You've heard this talk before, right?
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So and if you're godly, you certainly don't want to be toxic at the same time.
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What I do want to kind of pull this idea out that a lot of people have basically talked
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about is that just because things are dangerous doesn't mean you should eradicate them.
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It doesn't mean you should get rid of them because masculinity certainly can be dangerous.
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But so can weapons.
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Weapons are dangerous, but that doesn't mean you get rid of them.
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Medicine is dangerous.
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That doesn't mean you get rid of it.
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The same could be said about education or food or businesses, whatever you want to say.
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What you want to do is not eradicate those things.
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You want to make sure you put them in the hands of people that are smart enough, trained
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enough and good enough to use those things properly.
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And I would even say to take it one step further to use it for the glory of God.
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And so yesterday we talked about Adam Brown.
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Obviously, I don't think I'm really going out on a limb here to say that that guy was
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godly and manly and just about every sense of the word.
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And again, if you don't believe me, just read that book fearless.
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But this was all kind of twirling around in my head and it reminded me of a story of
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a guy who is also very godly and manly, one of my favorite people from all of scripture.
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And that's Nehemiah.
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So the story of Nehemiah, you know, what's described in the book of Nehemiah occurs in
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the mid 400s B.C.
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So likely between the years 445 and 432 B.C.
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And this occurred in the Persian Empire in the near East.
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So I'm going to kind of give you a rundown very quickly of the first three chapters of
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Nehemiah, and then we're going to spend a lot of time in Nehemiah for, because I could talk
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a lot about Nehemiah.
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There's a lot that could be said about Nehemiah, but this is a highlight of his life that
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I feel like is the most pertinent for our discussion today.
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So here's Nehemiah one, Nehemiah basically inquired as to the state and status of the
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Jews in Jerusalem.
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Now at this point, we don't have any evidence that Nehemiah had ever seen Jerusalem.
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But those were his people that was technically his homeland.
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So he was told that the people were not doing well at all.
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And that the walls and gates of the city of Jerusalem had been destroyed.
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And so Nehemiah, when he learned this, he was incredibly distressed by that news.
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He immediately began fasting and praying to God.
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And we're going to talk a lot about that here in a second.
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And he was asking for mercy and direction in that moment.
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So he was doing this while being cut bare to King Artaxerxes at the time.
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So he was a high ranking official charged with serving the king.
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That was his job.
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So the job of the cup bear was generally to serve wine to the royalty.
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So they would even go so far as to guard the king's cup, right, that whatever the juice
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or or wine would be put in and they would taste the king's wine and the other royalties
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wine to ensure that the wine hadn't been poisoned because that was apparently something that
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happened a lot during that time.
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So that's Nehemiah one.
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Then we get into Nehemiah two.
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So Nehemiah is doing his whole, you know, cup bear thing, his duties for King Artaxerxes.
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But the king notices that Nehemiah is looking pretty sad.
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So he asks, which is kind of weird that the king would even care.
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But he asks Nehemiah, you know, Hey, what's going on now?
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This is a bit of a predicament for Nehemiah and we don't really see this in the scripture,
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but it's definitely a predicament because he is truly distraught.
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Like he can't hide his emotions.
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But in this time period, servants to royalty didn't really share their personal anguish
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with the people that they were serving, right?
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Because a lot of this royalty, they, they couldn't even fathom because a lot of them saw themselves
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as gods.
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They couldn't even fathom that something could potentially be going wrong.
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So so as to it be in their presence wouldn't cause these people to be super excited.
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It could even cost them their lives if they showed this amount of personal anguish.
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So he literally couldn't help looking to straw because he was so convicted by what
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had happened and by the kind of the state of what was going on in Jerusalem, but Nehemiah
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was apparently so distraught that he didn't care about the risk.
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And he told King Artaxerxes that he was sad because Jerusalem and its people were
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in shambles.
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Okay.
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So King Artaxerxes asked Nehemiah what he wanted to do about it.
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And in that moment, Nehemiah prayed and then he asked the king to allow him to go back
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to his homeland to the, to the land of his forefathers and rebuild the city walls.
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And somewhat miraculously, King Artaxerxes agreed to this.
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Yeah, sure, you can have a leave of absence from your very, very important job to go do
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something that you want to do personally, right?
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So then Nehemiah kept it going.
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He asked the king for letters to be written that would allow him safe passage to his final
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destination and for access to wood from the king's personal force to aid in the rebuilding
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project.
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So, so now you got to think he's pushing, right?
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So he really wants to do this thing, but he is pushing the king and even more miraculously
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King Artaxerxes agreed to all of that as well.
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So Nehemiah made his way to Jerusalem.
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He had safe passage there.
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And when he got there, he did something really, really interesting.
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He didn't immediately tell anyone what his intentions were.
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He kind of kept it low key.
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He didn't really tell anybody.
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He spent several days inspecting the walls and kind of surveying the damage and kind of
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getting the lay of the land a little bit.
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Then after he had done that, he went to the people of Jerusalem to implore them to rebuild
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the wall.
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So he kind of put on his salesman hat and for the most part, the people were behind him.
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And that was with the exception listed here in scripture for people like Sam ballot, Tobias
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and Geshem, who really mocked him and taunted Nehemiah for his goal.
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And, you know, just those types of people that no matter what you want to do, they want to
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be the people to bring you back down.
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Let me go into Nehemiah 3.
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So in Nehemiah 3, this chapter goes into pretty good detail actually about how and who rebuilt
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which parts of the city walls and the gates.
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And so it's kind of interesting if you're kind of like a, maybe a numbers person or maybe
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even just like a, I don't know how you would say, but someone who's like really into the
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process of something like you're actually seeing these people listed.
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And it's like, no, no, this family like took care of that part and this family took care
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of this other part over here.
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So some people kind of skip over Nehemiah 3, but I found it to be pretty interesting.
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So then we get to Nehemiah 4 and this is where we really, really start to see opposition
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to the project.
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Okay.
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So I'm going to go ahead and read the entire chapter to you here.
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This is Nehemiah 4 versus 1 through 23.
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Now when Sam ballot heard that they were building the wall, he was angry and greatly enraged
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and he jeered at the Jews and he said in the presence of his brothers and of the army of
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Samaria, what are these feeble Jews doing?
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Will they restore it for themselves?
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Will they sacrifice?
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Will they finish up in a day?
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Will they revive the stones out of the heaps of rubbish and burn ones at that?
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Tobiah the Ammonite was beside him and he said, yes, what they are building if a fox
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goes up on it, he will break down their stone wall hero God for we are despised.
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Turn back their taunt on their own heads and give them up to be plundered in the land where
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they are captives.
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Do not cover their guilt and let not their sin be blotted out from your sight for they
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have provoked you to anger in the presence of the builders.
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So we built the wall and all the wall was joined together to half its height for the
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people had a mind to work.
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But when Sam ballot and Tobiah and the Arabs and the Ammonites and the Ashtidites heard
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that the repairing of the walls of Jerusalem was going forward and that the breaches were
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beginning to be closed, they were very angry and they all plotted together to come and fight
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against Jerusalem and to cause confusion in it.
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And we prayed to our God and set a guard as protection against them day and night.
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In Judah, it was said the strength of those who bear the burdens is failing.
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There is too much rubble by ourselves.
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We will not be able to rebuild the wall and our enemy said they will not know or see till
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we come among them and kill them and stop the work at that time.
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The Jews who live near them came from all directions and said to us 10 times, you must
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return to us.
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So in the lowest parts of the space behind the wall in open places, I stationed the people
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by their clans with their swords, their spears and their bows.
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And I looked in a rose and said to the nobles and to the officials and to the rest of the
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people, do not be afraid of them.
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Remember the Lord who is great and awesome and fight for your brothers, your sons, your
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daughters, your wives and your homes.
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And then starting in verse 15, we see the work resuming.
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When our enemies heard that it was known to us and that God had frustrated their plan,
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we all returned to the wall, each to his work.
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From that day on, half of my servants worked on construction and half held the spears,
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shields, bows and coats of mail.
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And the leaders stood behind the whole house of Judah who were building the wall.
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Those who carried burdens were loaded in such a way that each labored on the work with one
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hand and held his weapon with the other.
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And each of the builders had his swords strapped at his side while he built.
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The man who sounded the trumpet was beside me and I said to the nobles and to the officials
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and to the rest of the people, the work is great and widely spread and we are separated
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on the wall, far from one another.
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In the place where you hear the sound of the trumpet rally to us there, our God will fight
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for us.
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So we labored at the work and half of them held the spears from the break of dawn until
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the stars came out.
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I also said to the people at that time, let every man and his servant pass the night within
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Jerusalem that they may guard for us by night and may labor by day.
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So neither I nor my brothers nor my servants nor the men of the guard who followed me, none
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of us took off our clothes, each kept his weapon at his right hand.
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Okay, so how is Nehemiah both Godly and manly and we're going to look at Nehemiah through
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the prism, I guess, or the filter of the first two days of this emotional.
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So day one, we talked about what makes a godly man and we listed 10 characteristics.
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I'm going to look at a few of them right now in terms of what Nehemiah was.
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So one of the things we looked at was that a godly man is repentant.
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That's one of the things that we said on day one, right?
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And so in Nehemiah one versus four through 11, we see him kind of go through this because
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he immediately begins to confess the sins of himself and his people.
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He's not just talking about what he's doing or what he's going through and all that.
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He's he's talking about his entire people.
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This was his first thought to do whenever he heard about what was going on in Jerusalem
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was to repent.
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That's what a godly man does.
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The second thing that we we talked about or one of the other things we talked about on
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day one is that a godly man does not rely on his own strength alone.
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So let's look at Nehemiah two four.
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So Nehemiah is about to ask the king for permission and help, right?
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This is a dire situation potentially, but before he does it, the scripture tells us,
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so I prayed to the god of heaven.
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So he could have literally went in there and been like, Hey man, I've been serving you
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for a long time.
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I've been drinking your potentially poison juice like let's talk about this.
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Let me do this.
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Come on.
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I deserve it.
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I need a vacation.
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That's not what he did.
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He didn't just lean on the fact that he had been a good cup bearer to King Artaxerxes.
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He leaned on the god of heaven.
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The god of all creation, the god who essentially allowed someone like King Artaxerxes to have
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power, right?
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They only had power because God allowed the free will to even get him in that position.
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But he doesn't rely on his own strength.
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He says, God, I need you here.
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Hook me up.
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And another thing that we see a godly man loves God and his neighbor.
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So we see Nehemiah's love for God throughout the book of Nehemiah and certainly the love
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for his neighbor, but I specifically want to look at Nehemiah 2 verses 17 and 18.
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I'll go and read it here, then I said to them, you see the trouble we are in, how Jerusalem
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lies and ruins with its gates burned.
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Come let us build the wall of Jerusalem that we may no longer suffer derision.
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And I told them of the hand of my god that had been upon me for good and also of the words
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that the king had spoken to me.
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And they said, let us rise up and build so they strengthen their hands for the good work.
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So in this situation, Nehemiah was imploring these people, the people of Jerusalem, the
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Jews of Jerusalem, to get up and help themselves.
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We kind of live in a culture now where it's okay to be a victim and you want, you want
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as much victim status as possible.
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So people will look on you with pity and then help you.
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No, no, no, no.
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Nehemiah went to these people that had been basically doing that.
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They'd been naval gazing and you know, Oh man, I don't really know what I'm going to do.
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And look at the walls and we're in such big trouble and we're in dire straits.
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Nehemiah came in and said, no, we're going to fix this.
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Like he loved his neighbor so much that he didn't just solve the problem for the neighbor.
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He implored them to solve it themselves.
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Like, Hey, let's all get together.
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Let's let's use our own strength and also rely on the strength of God to make this project
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happen.
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An awesome, awesome thing.
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But then when we looked at day two of this devotional, when we talked about what makes
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a manly man, we think a manly man is spiritually mentally and physically resilient.
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So let's look at the spiritual resilience of someone like Nehemiah.
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After Nehemiah told the Jews what he planned to do in Jerusalem.
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We see this happen.
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So this was a Nehemiah two versus 19 and 20.
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But when Sam ballot the horonite and to buy the Ammonite servant and guess him, the Arab
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heard of it, they jeered at us and despised us and said, what is this thing you are doing?
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Are you rebelling against the king?
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Then I replied to them, the God of heaven will make us prosper and we his servants will arise
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and build, but you have no portion or right or claim in Jerusalem.
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So you want to talk about spiritual resilience at this point, Nehemiah is basically telling
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these people, look, I don't care about what you're saying, like, like you guys are just
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kind of going out there, trying to destroy what we're trying to do.
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But we're not just doing this for ourselves.
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We're relying on God's strength and provision and we're going to make this thing happen.
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And there's essentially nothing that you can do about it.
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And then we get into the mental resilience of someone like Nehemiah.
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So at the beginning of Nehemiah for Sam ballot and his cronies, we're jeering at the Jews
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and making fun of them and their project and all that kind of stuff.
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And this is how Nehemiah responds.
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This is great.
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Nehemiah four versus four through six here.
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Oh, our God, for we are despised, turn back their taunt on their own heads and give them
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up to be plundered in a land where they are captives.
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Do not cover their guilt and let not their sin be blotted out from your sight for they
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have provoked you to anger in the presence of the builders.
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So we built the wall and all the wall was joined together to have its height for the people
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had a mind to work.
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So again, similar to the first situation, they're getting jeered at, they're getting
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messed with.
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And Nehemiah is like, look, I don't have time for you jokers, but God, I want you to remember
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what's happening here.
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I want you to see what's happening here, but we're going to get back to work.
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But I just want you to think about the times in your life, whether you experience bullying
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directly or something like that when people were telling you what you were doing was dumb
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or what you're doing was silly or you really shouldn't waste your time with that.
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That's got a lot of impact on you mentally.
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It really kind of wears you down and kind of, you know, it's an anchor to you.
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And it just won't let you kind of break free and go and do the things that you want to
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do.
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It's just holding you back.
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I know for me at different points in my life, I've had to deal with that to where it's like,
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man, I'm getting a lot of resistance here from people that I feel like should be on
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my team.
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They're just not on my team.
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What's the deal?
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It requires a lot of middle resilience to just ignore those people and say, I'm not going
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to listen to that.
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We got work to do.
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And then the last thing here is physical resilience, Neil.
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I was very physically resilient.
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So a couple of different scriptures will be going through here.
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Nehemiah 4 will look at 16 and 17 and then we'll go into verses 21 through 23.
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So here is Nehemiah 4, 16, 17 from that day on, half of my servants worked on construction
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and half held spears, shields, bows and coats of mail.
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And the leaders stood behind the whole house of Judah who were building on the wall.
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Those who carried burdens were loaded in such a way that each labored on the work with one
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hand and held his weapon with the other.
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Now let's look at Nehemiah 4 21 through 23.
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So we labored at the work and half of them held the spears from the break of dawn until
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the stars came out.
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I also said to the people at the time, let every man and his servant pass the night within
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Jerusalem that they may be a guard for us by night and may labor by day.
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So neither I nor my brothers nor my servants nor the men of the guard who followed me.
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None of us took off our clothes.
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Each kept his weapon at his right hand.
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So in this situation, these guys are ready.
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These guys are ready for war.
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And I want to just be honest with you about something.
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I feel like kind of the war mentality, right?
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It's kind of the warfare, words and that kind of thing.
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It's overused, especially in Christian men's circles, especially from people that have
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never been to war, like me personally, I've never been to war.
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So, but these people were ready for it because let's just be honest, you had to be physically
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resilient if you're going to be building a wall.
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That's hard work.
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I mean, these guys are having to move these stones or have to move this wood.
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They're having to do a lot of different things, the ability to be able to come back day after
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day and work on this.
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You had to be physically resilient, but also they were ready to fight.
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I love how he talks about how you've got, you know, you're, you're working tool in one
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hand and you're defensive and offensive tool in the other, your, your tool of warfare in
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the other.
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Like we're going to keep this project going forward, but we're going to be ready just
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in case somebody comes at us.
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There's a physical resilience there that is hard for many of us to understand because
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again, most of us live these kind of cushy lives in these Western countries and you may
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live the suburban life where you're not worried about the people in the next town over the
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hill coming over the hill and trying to take all your stuff and all your people, right?
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You're not worried about that.
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You're not worried about them taking your wife or your children and your dog.
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Like you're, you're not worried about that.
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We don't have to worry about that, but Nehemiah and his men, they had to worry about that.
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And so they had to prepare themselves to do what they needed to do in case things went
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poorly.
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So Nehemiah was a man for so many reasons, but probably the biggest reason for me is
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he was so spiritually mentally and physically resilient.
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So can you be godly and manly?
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Yes, absolutely.
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Adam Brown is a great example of that.
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And certainly Nehemiah is a great example of that as well.
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But guys, before you go on to the next thing, here are a few questions to ask yourself.
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Number one, am I a good example of someone that is both godly and manly?
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And this is kind of the question where the rubber meets the road guys like, are you godly
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and manly?
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Are you doing that at the same time?
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Make sure you answer that question honestly.
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Then we have the second question here.
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Do I have a lot of men in my life that are both godly and manly?
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Again, this is going to be a through point for this entire devotional.
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Are you surrounded by men that are cultivating this godliness and manliness on a daily basis?
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And then the last question here, can a man excel just being one or the other or neither?
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So basically, can a man excel just being godly?
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Can they excel just being manly?
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Can a man excel if they're not godly or manly?
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That's a very important question for you to ask yourself.
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All right, guys.
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