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00:19 >>John Bradshaw: This is It Is Written. 00:22 I'm John Bradshaw. Thanks for joining me. 00:25 Although military combat has historically been 00:27 the domain of men, 00:29 many women have seen action on the front lines. 00:32 It's said that somewhere between 400 and 750 women 00:36 fought in the Civil War, 00:39 among them, Sarah Edmonds Seelye, 00:42 who was known as Franklin Flint Thompson 00:45 when she fought in the 2nd Michigan Infantry. 00:48 Albert Cashier was actually Jennie Hodgers and fought 00:52 in more than 40 engagements for the 95th Illinois Infantry. 00:57 Red Cross founder Clara Barton discovered a soldier 01:00 she was treating following the battle of Antietam 01:02 was, to her surprise, not a man but Mary Galloway. 01:08 Women served in the Resistance movement during World War II. 01:11 Some, like Dutch woman Hannie Schaft, were executed. 01:15 While they didn't serve in combat roles 01:17 during World War II, about 350,000 American women 01:21 served with the armed forces. 01:23 The Women's Air Force Service pilots piloted planes 01:26 to locations where they'd be needed. 01:28 More than 1,000 women flew U.S. military aircraft at home. 01:33 The Women's Auxiliary Army Corps was formed in 1942. 01:37 And there was the Marine Corps Women's Reserve 01:39 and other similar reserve groups. 01:42 And of course, women worked in factories 01:44 and in countless other ways in support of the war effort. 01:47 One of the most enduring images of World War II 01:49 was the famous poster of Rosie the Riveter, 01:53 a depiction of a female factory worker. 01:56 There's another famous woman of war-- 01:59 this one a mother 02:01 caught in the middle of a long, trying conflict. 02:05 This mother at war may be the best known of all women of war. 02:10 And we find her in the book of Revelation in chapter 12. 02:16 Revelation was written by the Apostle John 02:18 when he was under house arrest on the island of Patmos, 02:22 today a Greek island in the Aegean Sea. 02:24 It's not a large island. 02:26 It's just 1/34th the size of the island of O'ahu in Hawaii. 02:32 It was there that John wrote 02:33 what became the 22 chapters of Revelation. 02:37 And right about in the middle of that book 02:39 is the chapter that deals with a woman, a mother at war. 02:44 Revelation 12 begins with John saying, 02:47 "And there appeared a great wonder in heaven; 02:49 "a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, 02:53 and upon her head a crown of twelve stars." 02:57 A great sign in the heavens-- 03:01 so we need to ask ourselves whether what John saw 03:03 was something that we are to take literally, 03:07 or if he saw something that was symbolic of something else, 03:10 a representation. 03:12 You might expect this to be symbolic 03:14 seeing as Revelation is loaded with signs and symbols. 03:19 So how do you know if it's literal or symbolic? 03:22 Well, if the symbolism isn't obvious, 03:25 you let the context advise you. 03:27 This woman is clothed with the sun. 03:29 She has the moon under her feet. 03:31 She's wearing a crown, a crown of 12 stars. 03:36 So if this is a literal woman, 03:38 she'd have to be literally wearing the sun, 03:41 literally standing on the moon, and literally be wearing 03:43 a crown made out of 12 literal stars, 03:47 which doesn't make an awful lot of sense. 03:51 Well, why, then, is she presented this way? 03:53 You'll notice that she's pure; 03:55 she's wearing things of natural beauty. 03:58 Now, there's another woman, another mother in Revelation, 04:01 over in Revelation 17. She's the opposite: 04:05 colorfully attired, wearing jewels and holding a golden cup. 04:09 That woman is described as a harlot. 04:13 But our woman in Revelation 12 is described 04:15 as possessing purity, and that'll matter as we read on. 04:19 Revelation 12, verse 2: "And she being with child 04:23 cried, travailing in birth, and pained to be delivered." 04:28 She's close to delivering her Child, and she's going to do so 04:32 after going through some real difficulty. 04:34 She's experiencing birth pains. 04:36 And now we see a great contrast: 04:39 first, the pure woman adorned with only nature itself. 04:43 While she embodies holiness, what comes next does not. 04:49 Revelation 12, verse 3: 04:51 "And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold 04:56 "a great red dragon, having seven heads and ten horns, 05:00 and seven crowns upon his heads." 05:04 We're going to find out that this dragon is Satan. 05:07 The Bible will tell us that just six verses later 05:09 in Revelation 12, verse 9: 05:11 "And the great dragon was cast out, 05:12 "that old serpent, called the devil, and Satan, 05:14 which deceiveth the whole world." 05:17 So the pure woman is confronted by Satan himself. 05:21 And that's indicative of life in this world. 05:24 The devil despises anything that represents Jesus. 05:27 He's been working on this planet for 6,000 years 05:31 to try to erase the image of God wherever it might be seen. 05:35 This is Satan, and the Bible is connecting Satan 05:37 to the great blaspheming power of earth's last days. 05:42 That phrase "seven heads and ten horns" appears four times 05:47 in the Bible, all in Revelation: 05:49 right here in Revelation 13 and twice in Revelation 17, 05:54 in Revelation 13 it's connected to the antichrist, 05:58 so you can know that this is Satan 06:00 at his most destructive and evil. 06:03 Now, I want you to notice something. 06:05 The book of Revelation isn't written in a linear fashion. 06:08 It's not like the alphabet going from A to Z. 06:11 It'll move forward, and then it'll double back. 06:14 And that's what we see here. 06:16 After introducing us to the woman about to give birth, 06:19 we're given a picture of Satan, and that picture takes us back 06:22 to heaven before the fall of Adam and Eve. 06:26 Revelation 12, verse 4: 06:29 "And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, 06:32 "and did cast them to the earth: 06:35 "and the dragon stood before the woman 06:37 "which was ready to be delivered, 06:39 for to devour her Child as soon as it was born." 06:43 Satan deceived a third of the angels in heaven. 06:47 When he was evicted from heaven, they came together to the earth. 06:52 And you'll notice that Satan was waiting 06:54 for the birth of the Child. 06:56 Knowing the prophecies about the coming Messiah, 06:59 he was anticipating the event. 07:02 He knew his own future and the future of the world, 07:05 of the universe, 07:06 depended on this mother and the Child that she would have. 07:10 Revelation 12, verse 5: 07:12 "And she brought forth a man Child, 07:15 "who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron: 07:19 and her Child was caught up unto God, and to His throne." 07:23 That's the same woman we were reading about just moments ago, 07:26 a woman who had a baby Boy, 07:27 "who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron." 07:30 This is Jesus, the One who was caught up to God 07:34 after His death on the cross. 07:37 Now, ruling with a rod of iron 07:40 shouldn't necessarily be thought of as severity. 07:44 Jesus was the embodiment of the love of God for this world. 07:48 If you said that your neighbor rules his or her family 07:50 with a rod of iron, 07:51 you might be suggesting that your neighbor is a tyrant. 07:54 Of course, Jesus is not a tyrant. 07:58 This reference is to strength and authority, 08:00 not to harshness and severity. 08:03 Jesus' scepter is a scepter of authority and justice. 08:07 And this reference points us to Jesus as the Messiah. 08:11 Recapping verses 4 and 5, we find that Satan deceived 08:15 a third of the angels in heaven and came to the earth 08:17 to destroy Jesus as soon as Jesus was born. 08:21 Satan's whole sordid existence has been dedicated to 08:25 preventing Jesus from carrying out His work of salvation. 08:30 Right after Jesus was born, Satan inspired Herod 08:34 to order the execution of not only Jesus, 08:37 but of all the infant boys in and near Bethlehem. 08:41 Satan hoped to kill Jesus 08:44 even before His ministry could get underway. 08:47 But Joseph was warned in a dream to take his family to Egypt, 08:50 where they stayed until after Herod was dead. 08:54 Clearly Satan wasn't successful in his objective. 08:59 The passage tells us Jesus 09:00 "was caught up unto God, and to His throne." 09:05 Five verses into this chapter 09:07 and you know that the plan of salvation was successful. 09:11 Jesus ascended to heaven after His death on the cross. 09:18 But who is this woman? This mother at war? 09:23 We'll find out in just a moment. 09:26 ♪[music swells and ends]♪♪ 09:35 >>Announcer 1: Discover God's plan to end the battle 09:38 between good and evil. 09:39 The return of Jesus is fast approaching. 09:42 Get today's free offer, "The Great Reset," 09:44 a DVD presentation from "The Great Reset" series 09:47 by Pastor John Bradshaw. 09:49 Call 800-253-3000 09:52 or visit us online at iiwoffer.com. 09:55 Learn how to be ready for history's greatest event, 09:58 the return of Jesus. 10:00 Call 800-253-3000 10:02 or visit iiwoffer.com. 10:06 >>John Bradshaw: Thanks for joining me on It Is Written. 10:09 The book of Revelation contains some fascinating symbols: 10:13 a beast that rises up out of the sea, 10:16 Jesus returning to the earth 10:17 wearing a robe that had been dipped in blood 10:20 with a name written on His robe and on His thigh, 10:23 angels flying in the midst of heaven with messages 10:26 for the entire world to hear, 10:28 and a new mother who goes to war with the devil 10:31 the moment she gives birth. 10:34 In fact, the devil is depicted as waiting for her 10:37 to give birth so he can destroy her newborn. 10:41 That's a graphic picture. 10:43 Revelation 12 is unique in the book of Revelation. 10:46 It doesn't portray a single scene or a snapshot in time. 10:51 Instead, it spans all of human history, 10:54 from Satan's rebellion in heaven 10:56 right down through history to the time of the return of Jesus. 11:00 Notice: "And there was war in heaven.... 11:04 And the great dragon was cast out." And then, 11:08 "The dragon...[made] war with the remnant of her seed," 11:11 the last of her offspring. 11:13 He expands his war. 11:16 When Satan couldn't destroy the Child, he moved in spite 11:20 and hate to destroy anyone associated with Him. 11:25 Thousands of years covered in one chapter of the Bible, 11:28 and that's because God is wanting to show us 11:30 the development of evil, the character of Satan, 11:33 who relentlessly pursues evil, 11:36 and the history of the woman and her offspring. 11:40 Let's go to verse 6. 11:41 It says the mother at war "fled into the wilderness, 11:46 "where she hath a place prepared of God, 11:48 "that they should feed her there 11:50 a thousand two hundred and threescore days." 11:54 This starts hinting at the identity of this woman. 11:59 Remember, Revelation is filled with signs and symbols. 12:04 That beast that rises up out of the sea in chapter 13? 12:07 it isn't really a dinosaur of some kind 12:09 emerging from the ocean. 12:11 That's a symbol representing something else. 12:14 Three angels in chapter 14 with messages 12:16 heard by the whole world, 12:18 those angels represent messengers taking the gospel 12:22 to the entire planet. 12:24 Revelation 20, Satan bound with a literal chain? 12:29 God doesn't restrain Satan with an actual chain 12:33 for a millennium. Symbols. 12:36 John saw what he saw, but those things represent 12:40 other spiritual realities in many cases. 12:44 Here, a woman, the mother of a baby Boy. 12:48 Satan tries to destroy her Child. 12:51 That sounds like the experience of Mary, and it is. 12:54 But the Bible writer is painting with broader strokes. 12:59 You have the symbolic nature of her clothing: 13:01 the sun, the moon, 12 stars. 13:02 Then she's confronted by not just Satan, 13:05 but by a dragon with seven heads and ten horns. 13:08 In Daniel 7, Daniel speaks of a creature, 13:11 a beast with ten horns. 13:14 It's one of several kingdoms that are mentioned. 13:16 In Daniel 7 we're given the interpretation right there 13:19 in that same passage: 13:21 "The fourth beast shall be the fourth kingdom upon earth." 13:25 That's Daniel 7 in verse 23. 13:28 The symbolism in Revelation shows us 13:29 that the devil is working through a kingdom. 13:33 The kingdom in power when Jesus was born was the Roman Empire. 13:38 The dragon represents Satan working through the might 13:42 of a kingdom. 13:43 And we just read that the woman fled into the wilderness. 13:47 While Mary and Joseph fled to Egypt with baby Jesus, 13:50 keep in mind that we're clearly looking at the big picture here, 13:54 with the war in heaven, the casting down of Satan, 13:56 and at the end of the chapter, 13:57 it references "the remnant of her seed." 14:01 Twice in the chapter it says that the woman went 14:03 into the wilderness for 1,260 days. 14:08 That time period is repeated a little later in the chapter 14:11 but expressed as 42 months. 14:14 Then you've got the serpent sending a flood 14:16 to carry the woman away 14:18 and the earth opening its mouth to help the woman. 14:23 It's clear that this mother we're looking at 14:25 isn't restricted to a single person. 14:28 Here's why. Those days, more than 1,000 days, 14:32 during which the woman was in the wilderness, 14:35 they're symbolic, too. 14:36 There are numerous places in Scripture 14:38 where a day is used to represent a year. 14:42 Look at Numbers 14:34 where God said to Israel 14:46 that each day the spies searched the Promised Land 14:50 would stand against them as a year. 14:52 Forty days of searching, a day for a year, 14:55 meant that they would spend 40 years in the wilderness. 15:00 In Ezekiel 4, verse 6, God tells Ezekiel that each day 15:03 in his certain situation would represent a year. 15:07 In Daniel 9, the days of the prophecy each represent a year. 15:11 That's how you get from seven days to seven years 15:15 in Daniel 9:27. 15:17 The 1,260 days mentioned in both Daniel and Revelation 15:21 apply to a longer period of time 15:24 during which the church was in the wilderness. 15:29 And look at what Jeremiah wrote: 15:31 "I have likened the daughter of Zion 15:34 to a comely and delicate woman." 15:37 That's Jeremiah 6, verse 2. 15:40 Isaiah says clearly that Zion is God's people. 15:45 In fact, several times Isaiah and Jeremiah 15:49 use the symbol of a woman when speaking of Israel. 15:52 In prophecy, a woman is a symbol used to represent God's people. 15:58 In the New Testament, Paul uses the same symbol 16:02 to represent the church when he says, 16:04 "I have espoused you to one husband, 16:07 that I may present you as a chaste virgin to Christ." 16:10 That's 2 Corinthians 11 in verse 2. 16:13 So when you're looking at this woman in prophecy, 16:16 the symbol is used to represent God's people down through time. 16:21 This side of the cross, the symbol represents the church. 16:26 And with the woman being pure, 16:28 you're looking at God's faithful people down through the ages. 16:33 Now, a word of caution with symbols: 16:36 It doesn't mean that every time in the Bible 16:37 that you read "day" or "woman" 16:40 that it represents a year or God's people. 16:43 The days of Creation were, were days, not years. 16:46 Jesus was not in the tomb for three years. 16:50 The woman who touched the hem of Jesus' garment? A woman. 16:54 It's in descriptive symbolic prophecy 16:57 that these terms are symbols. 17:00 So, in Revelation 12, Mary gives birth to Jesus. 17:05 But then the woman is in the wilderness-- 17:09 God's people, the church, in the wilderness. 17:14 We'll look at that in just a moment. 17:17 ♪[music swells and ends]♪♪ 17:26 >>John: Thank you for remembering that It Is Written 17:28 exists because of the kindness of people just like you. 17:31 To support this international life-changing ministry, 17:34 please call us now at 800-253-3000. 17:39 You can send your tax-deductible gift 17:40 to the address on your screen, 17:41 or you can visit us online at itiswritten.com. 17:45 Thank you for your prayers and for your financial support. 17:48 Our number again is 800-253-3000, 17:52 or you can visit us online at itiswritten.com. 17:56 >>John: There's something placed by God inside the human heart: 18:01 a yearning to be free. 18:02 ♪[soft orchestral music]♪ [sound of writing] 18:04 And the actions of some went beyond the page 18:07 and the lecture hall 18:09 to the tracks of something that became known as 18:12 the Underground Railroad. 18:15 [America Wilson singing] ♪ Steal away, ♪ 18:19 [creak of opening door] ♪ steal away, ♪ 18:23 ♪ steal away to Jesus. ♪ 18:30 ♪ Steal away, ♪ 18:34 ♪ steal away home. ♪ 18:39 ♪ I ain't got long to stay here. ♪♪ 18:48 >>Announcer 2: Watch "Midnight to Dawn" 18:50 on itiswritten.tv. 18:57 >>John Bradshaw: Mothers feature prominently in the Bible-- 18:59 Eve, Sarah, Rebekah, Jochebed, 19:02 Naomi, Elizabeth, Mary, 19:04 all hugely significant. 19:07 And down in the book of Revelation, 19:09 a woman clothed in white who gives birth to a Son 19:12 whose life is immediately threatened 19:14 and is saved only by a miracle of God. 19:18 Of course, Mary gave birth to that Son, 19:20 but the woman in Revelation 12 19:21 represents the history of God's people down through the ages, 19:26 culminating in a picture of the church in earth's last days. 19:30 In verse 13 we read that "the dragon"--Satan-- 19:34 "persecuted the woman which brought forth the man Child." 19:37 Verse 14 says, 19:39 "And to the woman were given two wings 19:42 "of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, 19:46 "into her place, where she is nourished 19:49 "for a time, ...times, and half a time, 19:53 from the face of the serpent." 19:55 Throughout history the persecution against God's people 19:59 has been relentless. 20:01 It was only a few hundred years ago that it was against the law 20:04 to own a Bible or to even possess a fragment of Scripture. 20:09 The Bible-believing church was ruthlessly persecuted. 20:12 During the Dark Ages, the Huguenots of France, 20:15 the Waldenses of northern Italy, 20:17 and many others were slaughtered in great numbers. 20:23 The Bible translator William Tyndale was burned at the stake 20:26 not because he was a criminal of any kind 20:29 but because he translated the Bible. That was his crime. 20:33 John Hus was burned at the stake, 20:35 again, simply because of his Bible-based teachings; 20:40 in England, Latimer and Ridley and countless others. 20:44 Martin Luther wasn't executed, 20:47 but it wasn't for the want of trying. 20:49 The church, God's people, was persecuted. 20:54 The church was in the wilderness. 20:55 Many Christian believers fled to remote locations. 20:58 People like the Waldenses worshiped in caves at times 21:02 in order to avoid capture by a medieval church 21:05 that was bent on their destruction. 21:08 This is why John wrote that "the earth helped the woman"-- 21:11 God's people--and "opened her mouth, and swallowed up 21:15 the flood which the dragon cast out of his mouth." 21:18 Revelation 12:16. 21:20 But I want you to notice that this chapter ends in victory 21:24 for Christ and His people. 21:26 It says in verse 17, 21:28 "And the dragon"--Satan-- "was wroth"--angry-- 21:31 "with the woman"--the church-- "and went to make war 21:35 with the remnant of her seed"-- the church of earth's last days, 21:40 the remnant of those that remain at the end, 21:43 like remnants of fabric left over 21:45 after the majority of the cloth has been sold, 21:48 a remnant, those remaining, those remaining faithful. 21:52 The devil will make war with the church of the end times. 21:58 Can you imagine that happening? 21:59 Of course you can, because in some parts of the world 22:02 the church is being persecuted right now, 22:04 and it's extraordinarily difficult 22:06 to be a believer in Jesus. 22:08 In some countries, believers cross the border 22:11 into other countries to be baptized 22:12 because being baptized is illegal where they live. 22:16 But even where there's no persecution, 22:20 we can see that the devil is at war with the church. 22:24 Look at the way he's attacked the church: 22:26 the assault on biblical teaching, 22:29 the decreasing respect for the Bible 22:31 as the inspired Word of God. 22:35 More and more Christians say they don't believe 22:38 in the virgin birth or a global flood in Noah's day, 22:41 and that they do believe in evolution. 22:45 Discounting the virgin birth, 22:46 discrediting the Flood in Noah's day, 22:48 and claiming evolution is in any way 22:51 consistent with Scripture might even do more damage 22:54 to the church than persecution. 22:56 Making the Bible just another book, 22:59 rationalizing away the Flood, denigrating the event 23:02 responsible for the creation of the world, 23:04 God Himself intentionally intervening 23:07 to bring this world into existence, 23:09 promoting the idea that God is not the Creator of the world, 23:13 this shows how for centuries 23:15 the devil has been warring with the church, 23:17 gradually undermining God's authority 23:20 and the authority of Scripture and eroding faith in God. 23:25 But look how it ends: 23:27 God's people faithful in the end of time. 23:30 They "keep the commandments of God, 23:33 and have the testimony of Jesus Christ." 23:36 That's Revelation 12:17. 23:38 They're faithful to God. 23:40 Their lives are characterized by obedience to His Word. 23:43 They're living by faith in His Word, 23:46 and they're making Christ and the cross 23:48 preeminent in their lives. They're fully surrendered. 23:51 They've prayed the prayer that says, "Not my will, 23:54 but Yours, be done." 23:56 And they have the testimony of Jesus, 23:58 the teachings of Scripture, of Christ and all of His prophets. 24:02 It's a triumphant end for Jesus and His people. 24:07 We know there's pressure on mothers today. 24:09 It seems that's always been the case. 24:12 This mother, the woman of Revelation 12, 24:16 she's been at war since before her Child was born. 24:20 And that war against evil continues until Jesus returns. 24:25 ♪[soft music]♪ 24:26 It might be that there's a war raging inside you, 24:29 personal battles, spiritual battles, 24:33 a war with sin that threatens to overwhelm you. 24:36 It might be doubt. 24:38 Maybe you can relate to the father in Mark 9 24:40 who cried out to Jesus with tears and said, 24:42 "Lord, I believe; help Thou mine unbelief." 24:48 God is there for you. 24:50 He's been with His people down through time. 24:53 When Satan attacked in the Garden of Eden, 24:55 God promised a way of escape. 24:58 His people were enslaved in Egypt, and by His mighty hand 25:01 God led them out of Egypt in the most spectacular of ways. 25:06 They wandered for 40 years in the wilderness, 25:08 and God fed them with manna and brought water out of a rock. 25:11 That same God is with you now. 25:13 The history of God's dealings with His people 25:15 testifies to that. You're fighting personal battles? 25:18 God says, "I will never leave you nor forsake you." 25:22 You're dealing with spiritual battles? 25:23 God says, "Be still, and know that I am God." 25:27 Sin threatens you? 25:29 God says that where sin abounds, "grace [does] much more abound." 25:33 You have moments of doubt? 25:35 And the wise man says, 25:36 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart." 25:40 We're thankful for our mothers. 25:42 And here in Revelation 12 is a mother whose very existence 25:47 speaks to the love of our heavenly Father, 25:50 who longs to spend eternity with you. 25:53 Do you want to go? 25:55 Do you want to claim your place in eternity? 25:57 You can. You can claim it now. 25:59 Receive Jesus as your Savior right now. 26:02 Or recommit yourself to Him--right now. 26:05 And know that the peace of Christ, 26:07 know that acceptance and forgiveness 26:10 and the gift of everlasting life are yours. 26:13 Pray with me now. 26:15 Our Father in heaven, we come to You in Jesus' name, 26:17 and we are thankful that the Bible makes clear 26:20 Christ and His people triumph at last. 26:25 Between now and then, it's evident that we are at war. 26:28 We read the dragon was angry with the woman 26:31 and went to make war with God's people down to the end of time. 26:35 And, Lord, that would be us. 26:37 Thank You that You are our defense and our strength. 26:40 We want to confess faith in Jesus today as Lord and Savior. 26:43 Friend, is that your desire? 26:44 Would you say, "Yes, Jesus, save me. Jesus, be my Lord. 26:48 Heavenly Father, be my Father"? 26:51 We thank You for the promise of Jesus' soon return, 26:54 that great day when we will be gathered together 26:57 to be with You forever. 26:59 Let that day come soon, we pray. 27:02 And we thank You in Jesus' name. Amen. 27:07 ♪[music ends]♪♪ 27:09 >>Announcer 1: Discover God's plan to end the battle 27:12 between good and evil. 27:13 The return of Jesus is fast approaching. 27:16 Get today's free offer, "The Great Reset," 27:18 a DVD presentation from "The Great Reset" series 27:21 by Pastor John Bradshaw. 27:23 Call 800-253-3000 27:26 or visit us online at iiwoffer.com. 27:29 Learn how to be ready for history's greatest event, 27:32 the return of Jesus. 27:34 Call 800-253-3000 27:37 or visit iiwoffer.com. 27:40 >>John: Thanks so much for joining me. 27:42 Looking forward to seeing you again next time. 27:44 Until then, remember: 27:46 "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, 27:51 but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.'" 27:56 ♪[dramatic theme music]♪ 28:25 ♪[music ends]♪♪ |
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