31. Faith, Foolishness, or Presumption
September 21, 2021Initial Faith
(A measure of Faith)
Rom. 10: 5-17; Acts 13: 38-42; 15: 7-9; Eph. 2: 5,8-9; Hab. 2: 4; Rom, 1: 16-17;; Gal. 2: 16; 2: 20; 3: 11-12; Heb. 10: 38; 1st John 5: 10-12
Romans 12: 3 “For I say, through the grace given to me, to everyone who is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think soberly, as God has dealt to each one a measure of faith.”
Hebrews 1: 7 “And of the angels he saith, Who maketh his angels spirits, and his ministers a flame of fire. 8 But unto the Son he saith, Thy throne, O God, is forever and ever: a sceptre of righteousness is the sceptre of thy kingdom. 9 Thou hast loved righteousness, and hated iniquity; therefore God, even thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows. 10 And, Thou, Lord, in the beginning hast laid the foundation of the earth; and the heavens are the works of thine hands: 11 They shall perish; but thou remainest; and they all shall wax old as doth a garment; 12 And as a vesture shalt thou fold them up, and they shall be changed: but thou art the same, and thy years shall not fail.”
I have a good reason for using the above verses taken from the first chapter of Hebrews. We will be circling back around to those in time. For now, I want to continue with the topic of INITIAL FAITH. Biblically, faith is sometimes compared to a seed, and as we all know seeds must be planted in order to grow. Go back and read the parable of the sower; think in terms of the Word of God being the seed of faith (Rom. 10:8) which enters the heart by hearing. That tiny mustard seed of God’s Faith has within it God Himself. Any seed has the potential to grow into mighty trees. That’s why I believe every man is dealt “a measure of faith”. But just because I’ve been dealt this measure of faith, that doesn’t mean I will allow that seed to take root and grow. A seed of the faith of God is Divine and must be nurtured and treated as such; with the utmost respect.
We often complicate what
God has made so simple!
When combined with the knowledge of Ephesians 2:8-9; and the practice of Romans 10:9-10, we received the gift of Salvation known by many as the new birth (1st Pet. 1:23). Granted, mankind has come up with some incredible inventions, but no design can replace being born again (John 1:!3; 3:3-8). Nothing compares to the presence of the creative power of God’s Word working in your spirit (Col. 1:29). The Holy Spirit works from the inside out; man works and thinks from the outside in.
The world is somehow under the mistaken impression that if we save the planet, we save ourselves (rude awakening). God has a perfect plan for the universe, let alone this planet. Christ is the apple of His eye. However, protecting this earth and preserving it to its most pristine condition (which only Christ can do) won’t work out our own Salvation with fear and trembling. We make a well-meaning attempt at being good as a people, but that won’t cut the mustard either. Mankind’s standard for being good, nice, or friendly is not the standard laid out by The LORD Jesus Christ. We can’t convert the glory of God into something lowly as man’s idea of what is right or wrong.
You’d be surprised at how many of our accomplishments I am so proud of and wholeheartedly support. However, science tends to leave God out of the equation. Interesting fact, many scientists over the past couple of centuries have begun to open up to Creationism. They have come to understand that God and our relationship with Him work hand-in-hand with all types of sciences. As long as we don’t put science first I believe we’re golden. But some scientists have put the cart before the horse for far too long. Subsequently, because of this the world has suffered incredible loss throughout the centuries. We’re presently in the midst of a 100-year pandemic with no absolute solutions in sight.
For the Church, the Holy Spirit must be our teacher, leader, and comforter. He prompts and carries us on through the gift of Salvation offered to us in Christ Jesus our LORD. At this point in the Christian life, our human spirit has been reborn. On the other hand, that cannot happen without a measure of faith. The act of receiving the gift of Salvation is not difficult. At least, no more than we make it of course. First of all, a person must acknowledge his need for deliverance. One must experience remorse because of a life lived in opposition too the will of God (Isa. 53).
Matt. 6: 13 “Give us this day our daily bread. 12 And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. 13 And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.”
When Christ was asked by the disciples to “ teach us to pray”, it was a teaching moment. A teaching moment is not giving a person the answer to the question on the test. But teaching moments will lead the individual to find the answers on their own. For example, Christ’s model prayer says, “Give us this day our daily bread.” As you grow in this Grace, you will learn to look to the Father as your source. Bread was a significant staple in Christ’s day. So what is Christ’s saying? As we move through the process of discipleship, from day one, we are to look to God the Father as the source of whatever we need for this journey into His (Christ) faith. Remember, this is not your faith; it is the “measure of faith” that has been dealt (given) to you. To be continued…
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30. Faith, Foolishness, or Presumption
May 3, 2021Please read the following verses using The King James Bible?
Rom. 10: 5-17; Acts 13: 38-42; 15: 7-9; Eph. 2: 5,8-9; Hab. 2: 4; Rom, 1: 16-17;; Gal. 2: 16; 2: 20; 3: 11-12; Heb. 10: 38; 1st John 5: 10-12
This brings us to Romans 10: 16 “But they have not all obeyed the gospel. For Esaias saith, Lord, who hath believed our report? 17 So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.”
Verse 16 Of Romans 10 is a prophetic word taken from Isaiah chapter 53. It’s one of the most beautiful chapters in the Bible. It gives us insight into the prophet Isaiah’s faithfulness to his calling. Isaiah’s covenant name means “Jehovah is Salvation.” And yes covenant names are a thing, In chapter six he had a vision of The Throne-Room of God. Isaiah call into the ministry was “In the year that king Uzziah died” (Isa 6:1). So if you had access to the correct extra-biblical resources, you could find the year King Uzziah died. By doing so it would be easier to pinpoint the time in which Isaiah began his ministry in Judah. You’ll find as you study that book that it’s not all in chronological order. But he was exactly where God needed him at the correct time in history. Isaiah chapter six should be the first chapter of the book chronologically speaking. You should know that Orthodox Jews do not acknowledge Isaiah chapter 53. If you read it to them, They will acknowledge in most cases that it speaks of Christianity’s Jesus. Yet, He’s not their Messiah.
Through Isaiah’s writings, we see a beautiful tapestry of the life of God reflected in him. As it should be through the Body of Christ. Remember, at the beginning of the Gospel of John. Christ came to his own people, but they did not receive Him. But for those who did receive Him, He gave them power (exousia) to become Sons (and Daughters) of God” (John 1:1-14). As we come to the close of Roman 10 it says not everyone obeyed the message they heard. Christ came to His the Jewish people approximately 2000 years ago. The majority of His people rejected Him. They did not want to hear His Words, and when they did listen take the time to listen, they were trying to trip him up. Faith always comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. like to think of it as coming on the wings of the spoken Word of God (rhema). If preached with the correct motive or not, the burden of belief lies on the hearer. In other words, no one’s preaching can make you believe in Christ. We are responsible for our believing after having heard. The Apostle Paul wrote to the church in Philippi these words:
Php. 1: 15 “Some indeed preach Christ even from envy and strife, and some also from goodwill: 16 The former preach Christ from selfish ambition, not sincerely, supposing to add affliction to my chains; 17 but the latter out of love, knowing that I am appointed for the defense of the gospel. 18 What then? Only that in every way, whether in pretense or in truth, Christ is preached; and in this I rejoice, yes, and will rejoice.”(NKJV)
So by rejecting the Word of Faith, we buy ourselves a one-way ticket to the Lake of Fire. I’m not a Hellfire and brimstone preacher, but I would be remiss in my duty as a minister if I didn’t share with you the facts.
In Romans 10: 16-17, we see how faith and belief are opposite sides of the same coin. On the one hand God has provided us with His faith through our Lord Jesus Christ. And with his faith you can’t go wrong. But this religious thing we call faith we’ve conjured up will not cut the mustard. When presented with the message of the Cross we become the master of our fate. We must choose to believe in the finished work of The Lord Jesus Christ or not. Like I said, faith comes on the wings of God’s Word. Jesus is The word of God (John 1:1), Jesus is the bread of a Life (John 6:35), and he is the messenger of the Covenant (Mal 3:1). To be continued…
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105. Reach A Hand Children’s Ministry and Orphanage Center
April 27, 2021Written by Pastor Henry Lubega
When you do someone a favor, do you expect them to reciprocate? Or do you give freely, without expecting something in return?
Some people expect to benefit every time they do something. It doesn’t matter whether they go out of their way for a friend, perform a chore at home, put in extra hours at the office, bend over backward for a customer, or console a neighbor in a time of need. And even though they might not express their expectation right away, you know it’s coming. That’s because they’re keeping a mental tally — and they have VERY good memories.
Not just that, some folks manipulate others by using The Law of Reciprocity. This powerful psychological principle states that if you give someone something, the recipient will feel compelled to return the favor. It doesn’t matter if you give someone a gift, a kind gesture, or a material possession. The result is the same — they’ll feel that they owe you! If you think this type of giving is disingenuous, it is. When you give something with strings attached, your focus is on how you’ll benefit personally. On the other hand, when you give of yourself without expecting something in return, your entire focus is on pleasing the recipient.
You’re not really giving if you expect something in return. If you think people benefit from a selfish mindset, you’ve got it all wrong. Giving shouldn’t come with demands, conditions, a hidden agenda, or a scorecard. When you give of yourself and expect something in return, it’s a transaction not a kind gesture. You have one eye on your actions and the other on what you’ll get in return. That not only takes you away from the moment, but you can’t do your best or be your best when you have a hidden agenda.
You might not always benefit from giving of yourself. But you can take great pride in knowing that you’re making a positive difference in the world. While takers may accumulate a lot of things in life, they’ll never experience the joy of being a giver.
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29. Faith, Foolishness, or Presumption
April 26, 2021Rom. 10: 5-17; Acts 13: 39; 15: 7-9; Eph. 2: 5,8-9; Hab. 2: 4; Rom, 1: 16-17;; Gal. 2: 16; 2: 20; 3: 11-12; Heb. 10: 38; 1st John 5: 10-12

I do like people, I do. I have never in my life got up one morning and thought to myself…who can I piss off today? In fact, my thoughts were and still are the exact opposite, I was what you’d call a people pleaser. Being a people-pleaser led me to smoking cigarettes, which also then led to marijuana. And of course came the hard stuff. To name a few, cocaine, heroin, acid, and mescaline. And I topped it all off with booze; any flavor. With that said, this post may ruffle some feathers. I would apologize in advance for it, at least that’s what the people pleaser in me wants me to do. But the Christ in me, who is my hope of Glory says there’s no such need (Col. 1:23-29). I’m His minister, so I don’t need to apologize for what he’s given me to teach about this life. Of course, all Christians should know that this new life (zōē) is part of the lives (psuchē) we’ve shared on this earth BC and AD. That’s the way God planned it,ieve that’s the way he meant it to be. If we had no stench from the ragged clothes of our past sins, then we wouldn’t have much of a testimony would we (Rev. 12:11)? Of course there are those of us who believe we can win people over with a smile and a coke, or a well-placed antidote. Unfortunately, I don’t have that gift, and I’m not opposed to them . Actually, I don’t remember them. They go in one ear and right out the other. So you anecdotal preachers, please don’t take offense? I have nothing against your stories, I’m admitting that I am not that good with them. Me, The Spirit has groomed in such a way that I have to cut to the chase. If I should use them the Holy Spirit will lead me to an online bookstore and learn a few. Now, let me get to the point.
In the past four years I’ve become conscience of how the political machine in this country works. What I mean is this, I’ve learned about the Christian who support certain politicians. And also the ones they think are of the devil. The ones that they think are of God are usually fat and wealthy. I’ve also picked up on the difference between Conservative and voting Progressive Christians. To be conservative means you want things to remain the way they are. Tradition, don’t change anything, and no change means no growth. you know that old acronym, (KISS) keep it simple stupid. Unfortunately, the Christian life is not simple. Agape love is anything but simple, it’s hard (Rom. 12:9-10; 13:8-10; 14:1-23; 1st Cor. 13:1-). You must fight to keep it, faith works by love (Gal. 5:6; 1st Tim. 6:12). The no changes meaning no growth concept I learned many years ago. I hadn’t a clue about how it applied to politics. So naive and unassuming. In a nutshell, being progressive eans you seek change and growth, not bound by traditions. Old time religion is not good enough for them, and I do mean religion.
For over 400 years in this country there hasn’t been very much change, especially for people of color. Some Churches make it worse. Martin Luther King once said “Sunday morning is the most segregated day of the week”. Christians off to their respective churches; Baptist Methodist, Lutheran, ect., ect. If we would all open our hearts like a little child, the first thing we would see is the hypocrisy of it all. But we don’t see what is, we see what we want. Jesus saw things exactly as they were, and called them exactly as they were. The problem is not pro-choice or the LGBTQ community. The problem is hating on things that we don’t understand. You know, Christians…some things aren’t any of your business. But most of us are too proud and stuck-up to get that through our heads. If anyone is going to straighten out someone’s life, let it be the One who straightened out your life. If it is indeed straighten out. The truth is, I’m up to my eyeballs with my own crap, and so are you. How in the world can I see clearly enough the pluck splinters out of someone else’s eyes. I have a housing project in mine, and so do you. God has not called us to deprogram people, focus on what He’s doing in your life. Listen to His voice in The Word about you and your own.. This is His message to me, so I’m commissioned to pass it on to you. If the shoe doesn’t fit don’t wear it. But if you know in your heart of hearts that your foot slipped right into that Reebok or Nike, then it’s for you. I have been in relationships with church folk where it felt forced, or it seemed more like work. Have any of you ever experienced that? I’ve also had relationships that grew organically. We never worked hard to have a healthy relationship. It happened because of mutual respect. These relationships that grew organically have taught me something, kindness leads (Rom. 2:1-4). I hate being misunderstood so let me explain. I don’t have any one person in mind nor am I passing judgment on Reebok and Nike wearers, not my job. These are only my observations. Things I’ve learned from being around Christian for over 40 years.
With that said, words have power. Some have written books that say, “Words are the most powerful thing in the universe.” I have no doubt in my mind about this. Our Lord Jesus once said of the religious leaders of his day, the people should do as they say, but not as they do (Matt. 23: 1-16). I have sat under some of the some of the most influential teachers in this country. This is only a statement of fact, nothing to boast about. I speak this to my shame, because I held them in such high esteem. This is also the problem in the church, placing men on pedestals. But it wasn’t until the year 2020, that I began to understand the politics of it all. Conservative worshipers thought the previous administration was God-sent. Not all of them mind you, only a select few with dollar signs in their eyes. I had come to trust and respect them. Hey, if I’m honest with myself I wanted to be them. I guess ignorance is bliss. Then I found out that they wanted for another 4 years, jaw-drop. My heart shattered into a million pieces. I felt betrayed by those whom I thought were my Christian brothers/leaders. I thought if anyone could spot a wolf in sheep’s clothing they could, but it’s not a matter of could they, it’s would they? It was all about the Benjamins. Feigned disgust over pro-choice, and the LGBTQ communities, even Satan is becomes. No one knows what these politicians are doing behind closed doors. Now that the elections are over certain things seem to be boiling up to the surface royalty. These two policies were their focal point. No one cared what he did or whose life he put on the line, as long as it wasn’t his.
The behavior of Christian leaders doesn’t change what the Word of Faith says. Said Word will change the lifes of Christins who would dare apply it. I would not be writing and you would not be reading this post had it not been for the Word of Faith. As I said before, the Word of faith and the Gospel of our LORD Jesus Christ are one in the same. And it needs to be in our hearts, and spoken from our lips.
In Rom 10:9 it says “that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; 10 for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation. 11 For the Scripture says, “WHOEVER BELIEVES IN HIM WILL NOT BE PUT TO SHAME.12 For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek; for the same Lord is Lord of all, abounding in riches for all who call on Him; 13 for “EVERYONE WHO CALLS ON THE NAME OF THE LORD WILL BE SAVED.” (NASB)
Words are powerful indeed. They can change the course of history;, and they can change the coures of your life. The very ground you stand on came into being by the Word of God (John 1:1-3). The breath you breathe is there only because He breathed life into the face of Adam. Every man, woman, boy and girl that has ever walked on the face of this planet are products of the union of Adam and Eve. That is what the Bible teaches. This truth has nothing to do with politics one way or another. Somehow, someway, the political machine wormed its way into the heart of Christianity. Or is it the other way around, has the church wormed its way into politics? It doesn’t matter. What were “you know whose” famous words? it is what it is!
Let’s get back to the importance of the power of words. Our LORD Jesus also said if you confess me before men I will confess you before My Father (Matt.10:32). Our confession of words determines the fate of all mankind. Biblical Covenants are not only cut with blood, but with words. If there are no words spoken then there are no promises to keep or oaths to swear by (Heb. 6:11-17) To be continued…
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28. Faith, Foolishness, or Presumption
April 19, 2021“PLEASE REFRAIN FROM RELIGIOSITY”
I needed to get that off of my chest. Millions of church-goers don’t know the difference between Christianity and religion. Any post that I write will not be coming from a religious perspective. So please try understanding. If you don;t understand what a religious person looks like, study the four gospels. Observe how the Pharisees, Sadducees, and scribes (the mocked Jesus. Since Christ said these words. “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me “(Matt. 25;40). Give a considerable amount of time with those words. Must every Christian you meet think like you, and talk like you? Whatever the case might be. If you turn up your nose at Believers when they don’t mimic your style of worship, you might just be RELIGIOUS.
Before I get started, let me preface this post by saying this, some of you will take offence. Please, don’t misunderstand me. It is not my intention to offend anyone. But I’ve been around religious people long enough to know that they have raw nerve endings. Particularly if I don’t take part in their denominations creeds and practices. You might not believe this, but it actually breaks my heart to observe this. What can you say to people who think like Pharisees, Sadducees and Scribes, and they can’t or won’t see it More’s the pity…
About faith, here’s an example from at least two verses of scriptures. Faith and belief are inseparable; better still, one hand washes the other. We actively believe into our faith by using our hearts and mouths (Rom.10:8-10). First, look at the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church at Rome. Then we’ll compare it with another passage from the letter to the Ephesians. We will use a lot of scripture during this course of study, so hope you brought your appetites. There is a very good reason for using a KJV Bible for this study. It’s one of the few translation that use the term “the faith of God.” Also, this post won’t be as long as it would be had I pasted verses all myself. I will extract the words we should focus on using less scripture. While you follow along using your Bible, making sure that I remain contextual. The only one I’m concerned about offending is the Holy Spirit. Remember, we can either grieve Him (Eph. 4:30), or quench Him (1st. Thess.5:19). I’d rather not do either.
In The Book of Romans chapter 10: 5-17, the Apostle Paul shared a letter addressing a specific problem. The righteousness provided in the Law of Moses was inadequate. It couldn’t bring about the New Birth (change the inner-man), or fellowship with the human spirit. It never had and never will. not until Christ death, burial, resurrection and ascension (John 7: 37-39). The Law provided righteousness based on works. Which is the exact opposite of the doctrine of Christ grace (unmerited favor). Nor did the Old Covenant infrastructure bring deliverance from sin. It only exposed the problem, which was the deadness of man’s heart. Christ tried explaining this to the religious leaders of His day (John 3: 1-7), but it got him nailed to a cross.
Read Heb. 10:1-23, and you will see how Christ laid down his life once and for all, never having to make that sacrifice ever again. Now when we say something is once and for all, our take away is usually more shallow. We never do a particular thing again. And that can is in this verse. But in this context the writer of the book of Hebrews is also saying, this sacrifice was ONCE for of all mankind. This means not only for you and me, but for every person that has ever, and will ever walk upon the face of this planet. Now whether a person accepts that sacrifice is solely on then. It’s in the context of “Whomsoever shall believe”. Christ’s sacrifice was much more far-reaching than the Old Covenant Day of Atonement. Remember, those worshippers could only atone once a year. At the end of that year, they would make that same trek from all four corners of the earth. And with each of them, a brand-new sacrifice. This was for the least to the greatest of them.
In Romans 10:6 you will note the use of the phrase “the righteousness which is of faith speaketh”. What stands out most to me in that verse is not only that we lay hold of righteousnes through faith. but both righteousness and faith have voices. Hang on to that thought.
In verse eight of that same chapter, the Apostle Paul writes theses words. “The word is nigh thee, even in thy mouth, and in thy heart: that is, the word of faith, which we preach.” The gospel should be in our mouths and in our hearts. This “word of faith” is synonymous to the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Now for all you religious folk out there who have a problem with the so-called Word of Faith movement. The “word of faith” movement started 2000 years ago. You unwittingly are having a problem with the preaching of the Gospel. Or is it that people don’t study the Bible in the same manner as the Bereans in Acts 17. Satan is out to decieve us all, let’s not make it any easier for him by decieving ourselves? An Apostle by the name of Paul wrote this letter, not me or any other preacher we’ve known in our lifetime.
At this point, you should study the entire chapter of Romans 10 on your own. Rom. 10: 9 “That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.”
Let’s make some comparisons between the words belief and faith. I’m looking at Eph. 2: 8 “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.”
Remember in a previous post I mentioned going “through faith” is like going through a channel. Think of it like a stream leading into a river of grace. As we pass through that channel we gain access to God’s to Throne of Grace (Heb. 4:16). How did I come to that conclusion?
In Ephesians 2: 8, the word dia is translated into our English word ‘through’. Phonetically is sounds like
dee-ah’ In Ephesians 2: 8, the Greek word ‘through’, from the Strong’s Dictionary is it is a primary preposition denoting the channel of an act; through (in very wide applications, local, causal or occasional). In composition it retains the same general import: – after, always, among, at, to avoid, because of (that), briefly, by, for (cause) . . . fore, from, in, by occasion of, of, by reason of, for sake, that, thereby, therefore, X though, through (-out), to, wherefore, with (-in). In composition it retains the same general import.
This channel of an act takes us back to Romans 10: 8-10. The confession of our Mouths and the believing with our heart creates that channel. by doing so we receive this grace. For by Grace we’re saved through faith. The coming up are links to W.E. Vine’s Expository Dictionary of the New Testament words. Take the time to look up each verse on your own. Make sure that the context is correct and the words belief and faith are properly used. Be fully persuaded in your own mind. Not because I said so or Vine printed it. But because you’re listening to the Holy Spirit as He reveals truth. Arm youselves with the weapons of our Warfare, which is The Word of God. For the sake of time and word count do follow the link below. Get more clarity on the words belief, believe, and believers. and guess what? As you navigate those links, you’find it to be a useful resours. God bless you all.
https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/ved/b/belief-believe-believers.html
https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/ved/f/faith.html
This final link will give you access the complete Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament words.
https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/ved/f.html
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To be continued…
104. Reach A Hand Children’s Ministry And Orphanage Center
April 17, 2021By Pastor Henry Lubega
Kindness is the greatest principle of life, yes some people abuse our kindness but it’s still our duty to extend our kindness when we can. We don’t have to know who we help, we don’t need to extend our help to only those that are close to us or family members and relative, but to whoever needs to recieve our kindness. What people pay back to us is not a purpose, in fact we must help without expecting anything in return from the people we help.
So my brothers and sisters, if entrance to the kingdom of God was based on how many acts of kindness you did, how many of you would enter the kingdom of God, let us not lose the kingdom of God while we let earthly life eat us. Earthly life is sweet but it’s just for a very short time. Kindness is a principle that surpasses all other principles of life. Let us work for the kingdom of God where we shall spend most of our life.