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“Remember Immanuel's Grace Has Truth! (R.I.G.H.T)”
Ramesh C. Reddy
SCRIPTURE: “We can always “prove” that we are right, but is
the Lord convinced?” (Proverbs 16:2, TLB) We can use the best
arguments to prove our case in an area of our lives that we want to
be right in and prove others wrong by carefully cross examining
their thinking to our thinking showing them like a lawyer how there
are holes in their argument using logic, proof, etc. from a human
perspective. Legalistically speaking we may even win the
argument and prove to others that we have been right all along
whether they are our family, friends, fellow workers, etc making
ourselves feel good that we won but at what expense? The answer is revealed in
Proverbs 16:2: ‘But is the Lord convinced?” The significance of
asking ‘But is the Lord convinced?’
puts a stake or dagger in all our
arguments that look to prove that we are right compared to someone
else. In other words, we can prove to ourselves and others how much
we know about what we are talking about, what we are doing, etc but
it means zilch when it comes to convincing the Lord. In other words, if the
Lord is not convinced in what we are doing is right then we have
actually joined the Pharisees camp vs. Jesus’ camp.
As
I thought about that, it occurred to me that the Pharisees were
always about trying to prove to others and Jesus how much they were
right using elegant law terminology but Jesus saw right through
their teachings and warned the disciples to
'Beware of the yeast of the Pharisees
(Matthew 16)'.
In
other words, Jesus was not convinced one bit that the Pharisees were
right in some of the things they were doing no matter what
Scriptures they quoted to justify themselves.
In essence what they were doing was
twisting Scripture to justify their actions. Hence in Matthew 16,
Jesus says to the disciples, ‘Beware
of the yeast of the Pharisees!’. It occurred to me that
the Pharisees did that out of pride because they wanted to be right
over Jesus. When we always try to "prove" that we are right whether
it is in marriage, parent-child relationship, boyfriend-girlfriend
relationship, employer-employee relationship, etc, let's watch our
motives. A lot of time it is because of prideful thinking which is
not the way of the Lord but it has a lot to do with law and
legalism. When law and legalism
permeate our thinking and actions we can become so law minded that
all we want to do is win, win, win using arguments that make us seem
like a lawyer winning cases. But at what expense? In the context of the
previous verse, the significance is in the fact that we need not
always prove that we are right and others are wrong putting them
down and exalting ourselves whether it be family, friends, fellow
workers, etc but leave it in the Lord’s hands whatever the situation
is. When we do that we are laying our work in the Helping Hands of
the Lord and it will succeed. In other words, the Lord will prove to
others that we are right if need be in His own way instead of us
making ourselves look good at the expense of others suffering or
belittling. When we belittle others,
we are actually exalting ourselves at their expense which is PRIDE.
Pride is not the way to go and the Lord reminds us of that in the
following verse which says, “Pride
disgusts the Lord. Take my word for it—proud men will be punished?”
(Proverbs 16:5, TLB). There are
consequences for having pride and usually the punishment comes in
the form of brokenness whether it is a broken relationship, broken
heart, etc. When that happens it is because of the iniquity of
pride. Thanks be to the Lord that there is a remedy for overcoming
the iniquity of pride. The answer is found in the following verse
for me that says, “Iniquity is atoned
for by mercy and truth; evil is avoided by reverence for God.”
(Proverbs 16:6, TLB) When I thought about
Proverbs 16:6, what came to my mind is Jesus Christ. The iniquity of
pride can only be atoned by mercy and truth which come from Jesus
Christ. It is He who by His grace can help us overcome pride when we
realize that we are saved by His grace and not of any works we do.
Understanding the magnitude of His grace in our lives which is a
free gift and unmerited favor by Him can only make us want to be
more like Jesus instead of the Pharisees who tried to quote Moses’
teachings to Jesus.
In essence, we would want
to be grace-minded more than law-minded towards those around us. It
is no surprise that John 1:17 says,
“For Moses gave us only the Law with its rigid demands and merciless
justice, while Jesus Christ brought us loving forgiveness as well!
(John 1:17, TLB) Wow!
Pride is evil and to avoid
pride, the answer is in our reverence for God. When that happens,
amazing outcomes can be seen which is evident by the following verse
in Proverbs 16:7 which says, “When a
man is trying to please God, God makes even his worst enemies to be
at peace with him.” (Proverbs 16:7, TLB) If I want to please God,
I need to be more grace-minded than law-minded. Grace of the Lord
Jesus should permeate my life more than being law-minded so I don’t
let pride, critical attitude, and being judgmental rule me. For when
I become too law-minded instead of grace-minded, I will let it ruin
relationships especially my relationship with the Lord Jesus and
others because anytime I put myself first over the Lord Jesus and
others, I lose the joy the Lord He wants to give me. No wonder we
can find true JOY only when we put JESUS first, OTHERS second,
YOURSELF last. On a personal note, this
past week, I started to reflect on my own life when it comes to
being law-minded versus grace-minded especially after our
Transformers small group Bible study on
Ephesians 2:1-10
facilitated by Vicki and an incident that happened the following
day. From that,
I
realized how much law-minded I have been more than being
grace-minded. I thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, for not
leaving me to my law-mind but making me realize how much I need to
have a grace-mind like Christ. I can recall how much I
wanted to even go to law school that I took so many undergraduate
law classes through the Legal Studies department but instead I went
into ministry for more than 7 years.
I was telling my sweet wife Chandra
that I felt the Lord Jesus deliberately chose me to go into full
time ministry instead of law school to prune me to be the way He
wanted me to be. There is so much law in me that I have seen so many
things through the eyes of the law instead of through the eyes of
grace. The Lord Jesus in His mercy
has helped me to experience in ministry how grace-based living
should be like instead of law-based living. Law based living can
hold us captive and eventually destroy relationships when it is not
tempered with a lot of grace. I realized how much prideful I have
been, how much correct I thought I was, etc. So, yesterday I confessed
to Pastor Hugo, Heather, Chandra,
Somreeta, Vicki, Johannes, and Bobby in
prayer group of Transformers
how
much law-minded I have been compared to being grace-minded so I
needed their prayers so I can be more like Jesus than the Pharisees.
A similar prayer request I had shared with Cecilia too the previous
week. The law started answering that prayer last week alone the
following day and continues to answer that prayer. Today, the Lord
continued to work in my life by using Proverbs 16:1-7 and Matthew 16
which I read today of February 16. What I learned in those chapters, I felt like
the Lord Jesus was right there with me speaking to me about my
condition and what I was struggling with. I realized it is so much
better to be grace-minded than law-minded which is proven by
Scripture and how Jesus drew followers to Himself. When I think about people that have impacted my
life such as my loving wife Chandra, my
loving mommy, my mentors
Pastor Hugo &
Edwin, friends like Kristen,
Calvin, David, etc, who I have shared
different life struggles with involving ministry or relationships,
they all shared a common characteristic which had nothing to do with
being law-minded but everything to do with being grace-minded. I
could feel comfortable around them to share what I was going through
because they rarely ever judged me when I shared my shortcomings
with them. Instead in love they built me up encouraging me to see
the positives of my life and work to overcome the negatives with the
Lord’s help. As I think about my pastor Hugo, even when he
exhorts me and tells me I handled a situation the wrong way, I never
feel judged by him. That’s why I love to meet with him every week if
I could because I learn about my shortcomings without feeling
judged. That type of learning is based on conviction rather than
condemnation. Grace based living is all about being convicted by the
Lord to do right while law based living is all about being condemned
by the enemy because we have done wrong. I want to love with grace
than love with the law. Proverbs 16 and Matthew 16 convicted me so
much. Thank you Jesus! When I have felt judged
whether it is by family or friends, I like to put a wall up as a
defensive shield so I am not hurt or I go into law mode to prove
that I am right. I have realized both are not the way of the Master.
Instead I need to commit everything to the Lord and allow Him to
direct me by His grace.
It is makes no sense to be so
judgmental that we forfeit relationships in the process. I need to
be building people up instead of tearing them down. It is so appropriate to remind myself of the
verse, “What does it profit a man to gain the
whole world but lose His soul?” When I become so law-minded as opposed to
grace-minded, I am putting my soul in jeopardy too because it can be
so wounded by works, works, works, without grace, grace, grace.
Grace is what brings us home! Thank you Jesus! This is not to say
that we ignore God’s law for our living but we live by the grace of
the Lord Jesus Christ so our good works are a fruit of our gracious
living by the power of the Holy Spirit working in us and through us!
Thank you Jesus! What I have been doing recently is listening to
a Spiritual Warfare series preached by Pastor
Jim Cymbala of the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
So, I ask you now dear
friend, why should you always want to be R.I.G.H.T in life? Friend, if we want
to govern our own life, we want to always be right in life because
we will be governed by pride, critical attitude, and judgmental
thinking because we will always try to prove that we are right and
others are wrong. This becomes so law-based than grace-based.
Friend, from experience I can tell you that it will cost you a lot
more than be a gain to you. I have lost a lot in ministry because of
my judgmental attitude and there have been relationships too that
had been affected very badly all for the sake of being right and
law-minded at the expense of being grace-minded. That is not the Way
of the Master. Jesus loves you and me
so much that He wants grace to permeate our lives because it is by
His grace He saves us. When we think of grace we can think of it as
God’s Redemption At Christ’s Expense! God used His own son Jesus
Christ to show a fallen world, what it means to live by grace. Grace
is an unexpected gift or unmerited favor that we don’t deserve and
yet we receive because of the love of Christ. When we reflect on what
Jesus Christ has done for us, how can we still hold on to a law
mindset of trying to win every talk in our life?
It does not have to be
that way. We can turn everything over to Jesus Christ and lay it at
His feet and allow Him to take care of us. Jesus showed us love and
grace so we can imitate that in other people’s lives.
If we know how it is to be judged wrong, then
why do we insist on judging others in condemnation and make
ourselves feel good? We do that because of
pride and exalted thinking. Jesus wants to take us away from that
evil mindset and set our focus on Him so we can have the mind of
Christ. Yes, friend the Bible asks us to seek the mind of Christ in
our living and be an example in word and deed. This happens only by
the grace of the Lord. Thank you Jesus! Help us Jesus!
So, you don’t have to
always want to be right but let Christ be right. You know when Jesus
was being accused of things He never did so they could crucify Him,
Jesus did not prove how right He was but remained silent leaving
everything to the Father. We too should know when to be silent and
when to talk even if we are right. There is a time and place for
things. Whatever you are going through, leave it in the
Lord’s hands. If you want to be right all the time, you do it at the
expense of relationships and your relationship with the Lord. It is
not worth it! What will eventually happen is you will start becoming
a loner because slowly you will pull people away from you
emotionally. Please don’t go that path for I have been there. If you
want to be right, let it be on the side of grace than the law. For
grace of the Lord Jesus will help you follow God’s Word rather than
the law helping to follow God’s Word! May we rest in the Lord’s grace to change us to
live with a mindset of Christ that we may build and edify others
knowing only grace is the right way to go! Amen! “Remember Immanuel’s Grace Has Truth!”
(R.I.G.H.T)/”Why should you always want to be R.I.G.H.T in life?” Prayer:
Lord Jesus, You are my all in all. You are my Prince of Peace,
Rock, Savior, and Friend. You are my Holy Father guiding me through to live a
life of righteousness, holy righteousness. Oh God, I need you more than ever. I
need to feel your hands around me holding me tight. I need your love to surround
me so that you can glow in my life. Help me please Jesus. I desire in your
presence. Thank you for guiding me to live a life of righteousness. Oh God you
love me more than ever. You hear my voice when I cry out to you. When I seek
your face, you fill me up. You are my all in all. Thank you Jesus so much for
your help no matter what I face, your grace is available and you take my case.
Thank you for hearing us and answering us. In Your Name I Pray Jesus! AMEN!
(Most of the prayer is from a vineyard song called “All in All”)
No matter who you are, it is not ever too
late to join a Bible-believing church or a college fellowship. I highly
encourage each of you to come to Transformers Small Group on Friday
nights at 7:00 p.m. and Oakland International Fellowship on Sunday
mornings at 9:30 a.m. for prayer, 11:30 a.m. for worship, 10:30 a.m. for
Sunday School, and 12:30 p.m. for fellowship lunch.
May the Lord's presence and peace fill you
with His love now and forever! Amen! Feel free to email me at reddy4hisglory2004@yahoo.com if you want to meet to study the Bible, pray with, talk about Spiritual issues or whatever is on your mind! My number is 412-641-9426 "This is my work and I can do it only because Christ's mighty energy is at work within me." (Colossians 1:29, TLB)
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2013 DEVOTIONALS: "Why bother with the L.I.F.E of Jesus Christ?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Jan 02, 13, 10:17 a.m.) Isaiah 43:16,18-19, Mark 1:40-42: "Where will your I.D.E.N.T.I.T.Y be found in 2013?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Jan 01, 13, 12:26 p.m.) ADVENT 2012 DEVOTIONALS: Luke 2:8-14: "How do you relate to the shepherds this C.H.R.I.S.T.M.A.S season?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Dec 25, 12, 07:31 p.m.) Luke 1:34-38: "What does God do with your D.O.U.B.T.S in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Dec 24, 12, 10:41 p.m.) Luke 1:31-33: "What K.I.N.G.D.O.M will you be part of in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Dec 22, 12, 05:43 p.m.) Matthew 1:29-30: "What do you G.R.E.E.T.I.N.G.S do in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Dec 21, 12, 11:04 a.m.) Matthew 1:29-30: "When have you experienced the F.A.V.O.R of the Lord?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Dec 20, 12, 12:36 p.m.) Matthew 1:24: "In what outcome will you give C.R.E.D.I.T to the Lord?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Dec 19, 12, 09:09 a.m.) Matthew 1:24: "Whose C.O.M.M.A.N.D.S do you obey in life?" 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Reddy (Sept 01, 12, 10:10 a.m.) Mark 1:1-4: "How seriously do you T.E.S.T.I.F.Y about prophecy?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Aug 29, 12, 09:57 a.m.) Mark 1:1: "Why bother with the G.O.S.P.E.L when you see yourself as a good person anyway?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Aug 28, 12, 09:00 a.m.) Mark 1:40-42: "How do you deal with the L.E.P.R.O.S.Y of sin?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Aug 07, 12, 11:21 p.m.) Mark 10:10-12: "When have you become an A.D.U.L.T.E.R.E.R in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Aug 02, 12, 12:54 p.m.) Mark 10:6-9: "What should your take be for M.A.R.R.I.A.G.E in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Aug 02, 12, 12:54 p.m.) John 6: "What kind of B.R.E.A.D do you eat to live forever?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Aug 02, 12, 12:48 p.m.) John 10:9: "What D.O.O.R is the only Door that will save you?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 31, 12, 09:08 a.m.) John 8:12: "How can the L.I.G.H.T impact your life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 30 12, 08:28 a.m.) Matthew 25:14-30: "What are you doing with the T.A.L.E.N.T the Lord Jesus has given you?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 28, 12, 10:38 a.m.) Matthew 22:36-40: "How are the dimensions of L.O.V.E in your life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 27, 12, 09:13 a.m.) Matthew 18:12-14: "What hope is there for the L.O.S.T in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 26, 12, 09:50 a.m.) Mark 4:22-23: "What happens to a sin you C.O.N.C.E.A.L in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 25, 12, 07:23 a.m.) John 15:18-21: 'Is it better for you to experience H.A.T.E or love, why or why not?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 24, 12, 01:01 p.m.) John 10:14-16: "Who will you make your S.H.E.P.H.E.R.D in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 19, 12, 06:03 a.m.) John 15:10-14: "What does it mean to remain in the V.I.N.E always?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 18, 12, 10:13 a.m.) Matthew 18:21-22: "What stipulation do you put to F.O.R.G.I.V.E. someone?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 17, 12, 09:17 a.m.) Philippians 4:20-23: "How do you see F.A.T.H.E.R in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 13, 12, 07:39 a.m.) Philippians 4:19: "What are your N.E.E.D.S in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 12, 12, 08:51 a.m.) Philippians 4:15-18: "Who will you F.I.N.A.N.C.E in ministry?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 11, 12, 05:42 a.m.) Philippians 4:14: "How do you S.H.A.R.E in others troubles?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 10, 12, 08:30 a.m.) Philippians 4:12-13: "Where do you need S.T.R.E.N.G.T.H in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 09, 12, 08:59 a.m.) Mark 5:24b-29: "Where do you need F.R.E.E.D.O.M to move on?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 07, 12, 10:43 a.m.) Philippians 4:10: "Why show C.O.N.C.E.R.N for others in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 03, 12, 09:18 a.m.) Philippians 4:9b: "How do you know your P.E.A.C.E is real?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (July 02, 12, 08:33 a.m.) Philippians 4:9a: "What kind of S.O.L.D.I.E.R will you be?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 30, 12, 09:58 a.m.) Philippians 4:8: What is your T.H.I.N.K.I.N.G based on?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 30, 12, 09:56 a.m.) Philippians 4:6-7: "How do you handle A.N.X.I.E.T.Y in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 28, 12, 08:05 a.m.) Philippians 4:5: "What measure of G.E.N.T.L.E.N.E.S.S do you have?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 27, 12, 08:57 a.m.) Philippians 4:4: "When do you R.E.J.O.I.C.E in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 26, 12, 09:26 a.m.) Philippians 4:3: "How have you C.A.M.P.A.I.G.N.E.D for Jesus in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 25, 12, 08:58 a.m.) Philippians 4:2: "How do you respond to a P.L.E.A.D in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 23, 12, 10:45 a.m.) Philippians 4:1: "Where do you S.T.A.N.D on love in your life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 23, 12, 10:40 a.m.) Philippians 3:20-21: "What C.I.T.I.Z.E.N.S.H.I.P should you desire the most?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 21, 12, 07:28 a.m.)
Philippians 3:18-19:
"Why shed T.E.A.R.S for others in
life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(June 20, 12, 08:37 a.m.)
Philippians 3:15-17:
"Who or what are you willing to P.A.T.T.E.R.N your life after?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(June 19, 12, 07:30 a.m.)
Philippians 3:12-14:
"How can you deal with the P.A.S.T in your life?" By
Ramesh C. Reddy
(June 18, 12, 11:43 a.m.)
Philippians 3:1-11:
"Why for R.E.F.O.R.M.A.T.I.O.N do you need the transaction of the
cross?" Philippians 2:25-30: "When will your H.O.M.E.C.O.M.I.N.G begin?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 15, 12, 6:43 a.m.) Philippians 2:19-24: "How can you Q.U.A.L.I.F.Y well in other people's lives?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 14, 12, 8:18 a.m.)
Philippians 2:17-18:
"How do you live out your F.A.I.T.H in life?" By
Ramesh C. Reddy
(June 13, 12, 6:58 a.m.) Philippians 2:13: "How do you W.O.R.K out your Salvation?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 11, 12, 8:36 a.m.) Philippians 2:12-13:"What path have you taken for S.A.L.V.A.T.I.O.N in your life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 09, 7:50 a.m.) Philippians 2:12-13: "What is the point of O.B.E.D.I.E.N.C.E in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 08, 7:51 a.m.) Philippians 2:9-11:"How do you handle the N.A.M.E of Jesus in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 08, 7:47 a.m.) Philippians 2:8: "Why should you make a C.R.O.S.S transaction in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 06, 7:26 a.m.) Philiippians 2:5-7: "How do match Jesus' A.T.T.I.T.U.D.E in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 05, 9:09 a.m.) Philippians 2:3-4: "How do you respond to C.O.M.M.A.N.D.S in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 03, 6:19 a.m.) Philippians 2:1-2: "What C.O.N.D.I.T.I.O.N are you in?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (June 02, 6:52 a.m.) Philippians 1:29-30: "How do you handle S.U.F.F.E.R.I.N.G in life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (June, 01, 6:52 a.m.) Philippians 1:27-28:"How do you C.O.N.D.U.C.T yourself in life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 31, 12, 7:32 a.m.) Philippians 1:22-26: What are your C.H.O.I.C.E.S based on?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 30, 12, 6:27 a.m.) Philippians 1:21: "Why D.I.E for Christ?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 29, 12, 4:59 a.m.) Philippians 1:20: "Where do you need to have C.O.U.R.A.G.E in life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 25, 12, 8:08 a.m.) Philippians 1:19:"Who do you C.A.L.L often in life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 24, 12, 8:32 a.m.) Philippians 1:19: "What reason do you have to R.E.J.O.I.C.E in life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 22, 12, 8:21 a.m.) Philippians 1:15-18: "How are your M.O.T.I.V.E.S in life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 22, 12, 8:21 a.m.) Philippians 1:13-14:"What have your C.H.A.I.N.S done to others in your life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 21, 12, 9:04 a.m.) Philippians 1:12: "How can you feel so S.P.E.C.I.A.L when things are going so wrong in your life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 18, 12, 8:20 a.m.) Philippians 1:9-11: "What is your L.O.V.I.N.G response in life based on?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 18, 12, 8:20 a.m.) Philippians 1:8: "How can your A.F.F.E.C.T.I.O.N grow towards others in life?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 17, 12, 6:32 a.m.) Philippians 1:7: "Why cannot you be saved by G.R.A.C.E. alone?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 16, 12, 9:55 a.m.) Philippians 1:6: "Where are you C.O.N.F.I.D.E.N.T in?"By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 15, 12, 10:54 a.m.) Philippians 1:3-6: "How can you attain a P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S.H.I.P in the Gospel?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (May 14, 12, 08:38 a.m.) Philippians 1:3: "How will others R.E.A.C.T towards God when they remember you?" (May 11, 12, 09:53 a.m.) By Ramesh C. Reddy Philippians 1:1-2: "When do you B.L.E.S.S others in life?" (May 09, 12, 7:30 a.m.) By Ramesh C. Reddy Philippians 1:1: "Why bother to let others T.R.A.I.N you when you are already a leader?" (May 10, 12, 9:01 a.m.) By Ramesh C. Reddy Philippians 1:1: "Why should you believe you are H.O.L.Y instead of being a sinner?" (May 08, 12, 8:05 a.m.) By Ramesh C. Reddy Philippians 1:1: Who will you be a S.L.A.V.E to in life? (May 07, 12, 7:06 a.m.) By Ramesh C. Reddy
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