Bästa Jola Ajelabi podcaster (2024)

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God Uses Everything 10:24

24h ago10:24

10:24

In 2 Samuel 18:6-8, we witness a poignant example of how God can use even the most dire circumstances for His purpose: This passage illustrates a battlefield tragedy where many lives were lost, yet it also reflects a deeper truth about how God orchestrates events according to His plan. Despite the chaos and loss, God's sovereignty is evident. Here …

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God Fighting For Us 10:47

2d ago10:47

10:47

In 2 Samuel 18:6-8, the story recounts the battle between King David's forces and those of his rebellious son Absalom. Despite Absalom's betrayal and the ensuing conflict, the verse highlights a profound truth about God's role in our lives: This passage vividly illustrates how even in the midst of human conflict and adversity, God intervenes in une…

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Feeling Forgotten. 12:15

3d ago12:15

12:15

In 2 Samuel 17:27-29, the passage highlights a moment where David, during his exile from Jerusalem due to Absalom's rebellion, receives unexpected kindness from supporters in the wilderness. It reads: "When David came to Mahanaim, Shobi son of Nahash from Rabbah of the Ammonites, and Makir son of Ammiel from Lo Debar, and Barzillai the Gileadite fr…

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Rebellion 14:29

4d ago14:29

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In 2 Samuel 17:24-26, the narrative focuses on the aftermath of Absalom's rebellion against his father David. It's a tale of intrigue and betrayal within the royal family: This passage marks a critical point in the story of David and Absalom, where Absalom's rebellion against his father David reaches its peak. Here are key points to build upon rega…

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Wisdom Or Foolishness 8:47

7d ago8:47

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2 Samuel 17:23 tells the story of Ahithophel, a highly esteemed counselor whose advice was once likened to that of God (2 Samuel 16:23). However, when his counsel was rejected by Absalom in favor of Hushai’s advice, Ahithophel realized that his influence was lost, and he went home, set his affairs in order, and took his own life. This narrative ill…

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The Bahurim woman 10:20

8d ago10:20

10:20

In 2 Samuel 17:18-20, the Bahurim woman plays a crucial role in aiding David's escape from Absalom's rebellion. Here’s a brief expansion on her significance: The Bahurim woman, often referred to as a wise and resourceful individual, provided crucial assistance to David during a time of peril. When David's son Absalom sought to overthrow him, David …

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Brave Unamed Women 8:20

9d ago8:20

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In 2 Samuel 17:17, we encounter an intriguing story within the larger narrative of David's flight from Absalom. The verse mentions a brave and wise woman, who remains unnamed, as she plays a pivotal role in thwarting the plans of Absalom's men who were pursuing David. This woman bravely risks her own safety and goes beyond the expected norm to assi…

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A Name Is A Declaration. 9:24

10d ago9:24

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In 2 Samuel 17:23, the verse mentions Ahithophel, who, after giving counsel that was not followed, went home, set his house in order, and hanged himself. This event underscores the significance of names in biblical narratives as declarations of character, destiny, and sometimes even prophecy. In the context of names as declarations, Ahithophel's na…

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Feeling Low 13:21

11d ago13:21

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In 2 Samuel 17:1-2, the narrative captures a moment of intense emotional turmoil, where David, feeling deeply troubled and low, faces the threat of betrayal and violence from his own son, Absalom. The verses convey a sense of vulnerability and despair, illustrating David's anguish as he navigates through a tumultuous period of his life. The situati…

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Focus On God. In 2 Samuel 17:14 9:54

14d ago9:54

9:54

In 2 Samuel 17:14, the verse highlights the pivotal role of God's guidance and sovereignty in strategic decision-making, particularly in the context of counsel given to King David during a time of crisis. This verse underscores the belief that God intervenes in human affairs, overriding even the most strategic human plans. It reflects the biblical …

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Let God Fight For You II 9:06

15d ago9:06

9:06

In 2 Samuel 17:1-4, we see a story that highlights how God intervenes to protect His chosen ones, even when the odds seem stacked against them. Today, we'll dive deeper into this narrative and draw lessons on how we can allow God to fight our battles and what it means for our lives. In this passage, we see Ahithophel, a trusted advisor, plotting ag…

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Let God Fight For You 11:31

16d ago11:31

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In 2 Samuel 17:1-7, we see a strategic moment where Ahithophel advises Absalom on how to defeat David. Ahithophel's counsel was highly regarded, and in this passage, he suggests a swift attack to eliminate David while he's vulnerable. However, we can draw a deeper lesson from this narrative about trusting in God to fight our battles. In summary, 2 …

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Are Men Plotting Against You? 12:48

17d ago12:48

12:48

In 2 Samuel 17:1-4, the passage describes the tense political situation where Ahithophel advises Absalom to swiftly pursue and attack David while he's still vulnerable. In today's world, the echoes of Ahithophel's counsel to Absalom in 2 Samuel resonate in various forms. Imagine a scenario where ambitious colleagues or competitors conspire behind c…

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What Are You Using Your Wisdom For? 15:28

18d ago15:28

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In 2 Samuel 17:1-4, we see a striking example of wisdom being used with malicious intent. Ahithophel, a trusted advisor to King David, devises a cunning plan to destroy David by taking advantage of his vulnerable state. Ahithophel suggests that he pursue David immediately, catch him while he is weary, and strike him down. This advice was given with…

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The Way Of A Fool Seems Right To Him 14:17

22d ago14:17

14:17

Proverbs 21:2 states, "Every way of a man is right in his own eyes, but the Lord weighs the hearts." This verse highlights a profound truth about human nature: we often justify our actions based on our own perspectives and beliefs, even when they may not align with truth or wisdom. The phrase "The way of a fool seems right to him" underscores the f…

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Betraying The Hands Of The One Who Blessed You. 13:35

23d ago13:35

13:35

In 2 Samuel 16:15-22, we see the poignant narrative of betrayal within the royal court of David. As David flees from his rebellious son Absalom, he encounters Shimei, who curses and throws stones at him. Amidst this turmoil, David’s loyal servant, Abishai, offers to strike down Shimei for his insolence, but David refuses, recognizing that perhaps t…

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Don't Leave Your Assignment. 12:03

24d ago12:03

12:03

In 2 Samuel 16:20-23, the passage recounts the intrigue and power struggle within King David's court, particularly involving his counselor Ahithophel and his son Absalom. Ahithophel had defected to Absalom's side, seeking to undermine David's reign. Amidst this turmoil, one key lesson emerges: the importance of staying committed to one's responsibi…

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Who God Has Sent Us To 10:42

25d ago10:42

10:42

In 2 Samuel 16:20-23, the passage recounts Absalom's rebellion against his father David. Specifically, it details the advice of Ahithophel, David's trusted counselor who defected to Absalom's side. Ahithophel's counsel was seen as wise and almost prophetic, prompting Absalom to follow it rather than seek further advice. In a broader theological sen…

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God Sending Helpers 9:52

28d ago9:52

9:52

In 2 Samuel 15:19-21, we see David preparing to flee from his son Absalom, who had rebelled against him. The passage highlights the loyalty and support David receives from unexpected sources, notably Ittai the Gittite, who insists on following David despite not being an Israelite by birth. This act of loyalty echoes God's provision of helpers in ti…

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David Had One Focus; God 11:25

29d ago11:25

11:25

In 2 Samuel 15:24-29, David's unwavering focus on God is highlighted amidst turmoil and betrayal: In these verses, despite his son Absalom's rebellion and the betrayal of others, David's primary concern is not his own safety or status but the presence and favor of God. He entrusts the outcome to God's will, demonstrating his deep faith and reliance…

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God Can Use Anybody. 11:48

1M ago11:48

11:48

In 2 Samuel 16:5-14, we see a powerful example of how God can use unexpected people and situations to fulfill His purposes. Here, David is fleeing from his own son Absalom, who has turned against him and seeks to take the throne. As David and his followers pass through Bahurim, a man named Shimei, from the family of Saul, comes out and curses David…

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Letting Fear In 14:34

1M ago14:34

14:34

In 2 Samuel 15:13-16, we find King David in a moment of crisis as he learns that Absalom, his son, has turned the hearts of the people of Israel against him, leading a rebellion. This passage serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of fear on our lives, our decisions, and those we lead. It challenges us to recognize when fear is taking hold and…

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Overcoming Betrayals. 13:26

1M ago13:26

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In 2 Samuel 15:10-12, we see Absalom's betrayal of his father, King David. Absalom conspires against David, sending secret messengers throughout the tribes of Israel to declare him as king. He manipulates the situation by winning over the hearts of the people and even David's trusted advisor, Ahithophel, joins Absalom's rebellion. This passage refl…

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Don't Follow The Crowd!! 10:56

1M ago10:56

10:56

In 2 Samuel 15:10-12, we read about Absalom's rebellion against his father, King David. Absalom positioned himself at the city gate and won the hearts of the people, undermining David's authority. Despite being the king's son, Absalom sought to sway public opinion and gather support for his own agenda. This narrative illustrates the danger of follo…

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The Wrong Path To The Throne II 13:50

1M ago13:50

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In 2 Samuel 15:1-9, we see the story of Absalom's cunning strategy to usurp his father David's throne. Absalom gradually won the hearts of the people by positioning himself at the city gate, where he could intercept those seeking justice from his father, King David. He used his charm and empathy to win their favor, offering them solutions to their …

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The Wrong Path To The Throne. 11:48

1M ago11:48

11:48

In 2 Samuel 15:1-5, we see Absalom, King David's son, plotting to usurp the throne. He cunningly positioned himself at the city gate to intercept people seeking justice from the king, winning their favor by offering sympathetic judgments. This deceptive strategy allowed Absalom to undermine his father's authority gradually and gain support for his …

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Looks Can Be Deceiving. 9:29

1M ago9:29

9:29

In 2 Samuel 14:25-26, the passage describes Absalom, who is known for his remarkable appearance: "Now in all Israel there was no one who was praised as much as Absalom for his good looks; from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head there was no blemish in him. And when he cut the hair of his head—at the end of every year he cut it because it…

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The Father Heart Of God. 8:17

1M ago8:17

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In 2 Samuel 14:13-14, there's a profound reflection of the fatherly heart of God through the words of a wise woman from Tekoa, urging King David to reconcile with his estranged son Absalom: "The king will surely listen to deliver his servant from the hand of the man who would destroy me and my son together from the inheritance of God.’ And your ser…

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Revenge A Tool Of The Enemy. 11:21

1M ago11:21

11:21

In 2 Samuel 14:13, there's a poignant reflection on the nature of human existence and the consequences of actions, rather than revenge as a tool for an enemy. The verse says, "And the woman said, 'Why then have you planned such a thing against the people of God? For in giving this decision the king convicts himself, inasmuch as the king does not br…

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When To Seek Help For Others. 9:06

1M ago9:06

9:06

In 2 Samuel 14:1-4, we see Joab, the commander of King David's army, seeking a way to reconcile King David with his estranged son Absalom. The actions of Joab and the wise woman from Tekoa serve as a model for us in seeking help for others. It’s about recognizing the need, strategically planning the intervention, and acting with courage and wisdom.…

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Wisdom Is Key. 8:53

1M ago8:53

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In 2 Samuel 14:1-5, we see a story where a woman from Tekoa approaches King David with a carefully crafted plea for justice, disguised as a fictional narrative. This passage emphasizes the strategic use of wisdom to achieve a desired outcome. The woman from Tekoa demonstrates wisdom by understanding the complexities of human nature and using a para…

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Presentation Is Important. 6:40

2M ago6:40

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In 2 Samuel 14:5-11, the story of the wise woman of Tekoa presents a compelling narrative about the importance of presentation. This passage showcases the wise woman's skillful presentation before King David, where she uses a fictitious scenario to appeal to his sense of justice and empathy. Her persuasive presentation effectively convinces the kin…

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Be Good To Yourself Like You Do Others. 12:45

2M ago12:45

12:45

In 2 Samuel 14:5-14, we find a powerful message conveyed through the story of the wise woman of Tekoa, who persuades King David to reconcile with his estranged son Absalom. The essence of her message can be distilled into the principle of treating oneself with the same kindness and compassion that one extends to others. The woman of Tekoa appeals t…

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How To Help Someone Hurt. 9:57

2M ago9:57

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2 Samuel 13:28-29 describes a tragic and violent event in the Bible. This passage recounts the moment when Absalom, seeking revenge for the rape of his sister Tamar by their half-brother Amnon, instructs his servants to kill Amnon. The context of this story is one of deep pain and betrayal within a family, leading to further violence and tragedy. H…

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Unfriendly Friends. 10:33

2M ago10:33

10:33

In 2 Samuel 13:32-35, we see a story involving Amnon and Jonadab, which touches on the theme of unfriendly friends. Jonadab initially offers what seems like friendly advice to Amnon, but it ultimately leads to tragedy. Amnon trusts Jonadab, who suggests a deceitful plan that results in Amnon's downfall. This narrative underscores the danger of so-c…

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Breeding Hurt II 9:48

2M ago9:48

9:48

In 2 Samuel 13:29-35, the narrative continues with Absalom's response to the murder of his brother Amnon. Absalom, filled with anger and grief over Amnon's violation of their sister Tamar, waits for the opportune moment to exact revenge. Here’s how the passage unfolds and the theme of festering hurt can be expanded upon: Absalom’s seething resentme…

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Breeding Hurt. 10:42

2M ago10:42

10:42

In 2 Samuel 13:23-29, the passage recounts a tragic event within King David's family. Amnon, David's son, lusts after his half-sister Tamar, leading to him deceiving and ultimately raping her. The aftermath is fraught with pain and consequences, illustrating the deep wounds caused by betrayal and abuse within families. The narrative underscores the…

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Discernment. 2 samuel 13:6-13 13:32

2M ago13:32

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In 2 Samuel 13:6-13, the story of Amnon and Tamar unfolds, highlighting the consequences of poor discernment and unchecked desires. Amnon, driven by his intense desire for his half-sister Tamar, allows his passion to override his judgment, leading him to devise a deceitful plan to be alone with her. This lack of discernment blinds him to the ethica…

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What Are You Focusing On? 12:07

2M ago12:07

12:07

In 2 Samuel 13:1-4, 12-15, the focus is on the tragic story of Amnon and Tamar, highlighting themes of abuse of power, betrayal, and the consequences of unchecked desire. Amnon, driven by his lust for his half-sister Tamar, manipulates the situation to fulfill his desires, ultimately leading to Tamar's devastation and Amnon's downfall. The passage …

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Guilt, Shame And Pain. 12:47

2M ago12:47

12:47

In 2 Samuel 13:15-20, the passage recounts the tragic story of Amnon and Tamar, siblings whose lives were shattered by betrayal and violence. Amnon's lust for Tamar led to him raping her, an act filled with selfish desire and disregard for her well-being. Afterward, Amnon's feelings of guilt and shame are palpable. He realizes the gravity of his ac…

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Train A Child In The Way Of The Lord. 9:54

2M ago9:54

9:54

In 2 Samuel 13:14-21, the passage revolves around the tragic events in King David's family, particularly the aftermath of Amnon's assault on his half-sister Tamar. The story underscores the consequences of unchecked desires and the lack of moral guidance within a family. However, in the broader context of raising children in the way of the Lord, we…

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What Example Are You Potraying As A Leader? 12:08

2M ago12:08

12:08

In 2 Samuel 11:4-5, we see King David's actions with Bathsheba, where he abuses his power and influence as a leader. Instead of leading with integrity and responsibility, David's example here portrays a leader who succumbs to personal desires without considering the consequences or the well-being of others. As a leader, this example highlights the …

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Who Are Your Friends? 12:58

2M ago12:58

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In 2 Samuel 13:1-6, the story of Amnon and Tamar unfolds, highlighting a tragic betrayal within the family. Amnon, driven by lust, conspires with his friend Jonadab to devise a plan to seduce Tamar, his own half-sister. These narrative prompts reflection on the nature of friendship and its influence on our actions. Who are your friends? They are mo…

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Been Careful On What We Focus On 11:56

2M ago11:56

11:56

In 2 Samuel 12:1-10, the prophet Nathan confronts King David after he had committed adultery with Bathsheba and arranged for her husband Uriah's death. Nathan tells David a parable about a rich man who unjustly takes a poor man's only beloved lamb instead of using one of his own many lambs. David, outraged by the story, declares that the rich man d…

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Restoration III 9:44

2M ago9:44

9:44

In 2 Samuel 12:26-31, the passage recounts David's conquest of Rabbah and the Ammonites, which is a pivotal moment in his reign marked by restoration and divine intervention. After David's grievous sins—committing adultery with Bathsheba and orchestrating the death of her husband Uriah—Nathan the prophet confronts him, leading to repentance and for…

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Restoration II 10:13

2M ago10:13

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In 2 Samuel 12:26-31, the focus on restoration can be seen through David's actions after experiencing the consequences of his sin with Bathsheba and Uriah. Despite the turmoil and loss he faced, David demonstrates a path towards restoration through several key actions: Acknowledgment of Sin: David accepts Nathan's rebuke and acknowledges his wrongd…

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Restoration 11:49

2M ago11:49

11:49

In 2 Samuel 12:20-25, the passage revolves around King David's reaction after the death of his son conceived with Bathsheba. Here's a reflection on restoration based on this passage: After David learned of his son's death, he showed a remarkable shift in demeanor. While grieving deeply at first, he eventually rose, cleansed himself, and worshipped …

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How To React At The Lowest Point! 13:17

2M ago13:17

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In 2 Samuel 12:15-23, we see David's reaction after the death of his son as a moment of profound emotional turmoil and spiritual struggle. Here's how we can reflect on how to react at our lowest moments: Seek Solace in Prayer: David fasted and prayed earnestly for his son's life while he was ill. When facing our lowest points, turning to prayer can…

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Whatever You Do Onto You Do To Me. 7:48

2M ago7:48

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In 2 Samuel 12:7-10, the prophet Nathan confronts King David for his grave sins, particularly his adultery with Bathsheba and the murder of her husband Uriah. Nathan delivers a poignant message from God, emphasizing the consequences of David's actions and how they have offended God Himself. This passage underscores a profound moral principle: "What…

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Sin Has Conquences. 9:49

2M ago9:49

9:49

In 2 Samuel 12:11-14, the consequences of King David's sin after his affair with Bathsheba are made clear This passage underscores the profound consequences of David's sin. Despite his repentance, he faced severe repercussions, including turmoil within his own family and the loss of his child. It serves as a powerful reminder that sin not only affe…

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