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THE TRUTH ABOUT...JESUS OF NAZARETH (2)

by Jeff Schreve

Scripture: Mark 1:21-28


Title: The Truth About...Jesus of Nazareth (2)
Series: The Truth About...
Author: Jeff Schreve
Text: Mark 1:21-28

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As you all know, Queen Elizabeth II passed away in September of 2022. She was 96 years old, and she reigned on the throne of England for 50 years. Upon her death, her royal bodyguard, whose name was Dick Griffin, shared a story that was very amusing. He said that in the summertime Queen Elizabeth would go to their summer home in Scotland, called Balmoral, just her little getaway summer home. We have a picture of the little getaway summer home. There it is. And he said that he was with her there, and she would like to go out for picnics for lunch. And so, they went on a picnic for lunch, and then he and the queen were walking some of the trails there. And they ran across two American hikers. They were on vacation. And they struck up a conversation. They didn't recognize who she was. And so, they just struck up a conversation. They said, "Yeah, we're here from America, and we're visiting Great Britain and all the different things." And then they asked her, "Now, do you live here?" And she goes, "No, I live in London, but my family has a holiday house here." That giant mansion. She lives on that. "Just on the other side of the hill." And they said, "Oh, well, how long have you been coming up here to these Scottish hills?" And she said, "Oh, since I was a little girl, over 80 years." And they said, "Well, you must have met the queen." And she said, "No, I haven't, but Dick meets with her regularly." And they said to the bodyguard, Dick Griffin, "You meet with the queen?" "Yes." They said, "What is the queen like?" He said, "Well, she can be quite cantankerous, but she has a lovely sense of humor." And Dick said before he could realize what they were doing, they handed their camera to Queen Elizabeth, put their arm around Dick, and said, "Can you take a picture of us?" And ...

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