The Hour of Betrayal

The Bible is coming to Mark chapter 14 as we're going to continue with our series here through the book of Mark.

Mark 14 · chapter mention

If we've come closer and closer to the hour that Jesus would go to the cross to pay the price for our sin.

But here we find in Mark chapter 14, Jesus, where he had prayed not only for himself and to be strengthened by the Father,

Mark 14 · chapter mention

but for the eleven who slept behind him.

You know, it's when we see Jesus was concerned with them also and along with those that would one day follow him.

You know, it's something to be amazed at that Jesus in the garden, when you read through the gospel of John, he prayed for you and I.

He said prayed for those that would believe on his name in the future.

I mean, that's the reality that when Jesus, before he went to the cross, he prayed for you and I.

That's an amazing thought to consider that he went knowing why he was going, for what reason he was going.

But he went because he loved us.

And the love that he had given for us here is going to be displayed as he goes to the cross.

And he knew that even while he prayed there that day, that for strength, for the hour that had arrived, it was the hour of betrayal.

You know, oftentimes we don't really stop and consider what Jesus was facing.

As here's the beginning of the hour, the hour of betrayal, when Judas would come with the band of people, armed people to arrest him in the garden.

And we're going to look at that today because Jesus, having sought the Father three times regarding the hour that was upon him,

as Jesus, as he talks about as the hour that was there, and we see that his hour had now arrived, talking about that period of time,

not specifically of an hour like we would think about when we mentioned an hour.

We're talking about a section of time that is measured here.

And we see that his cup and Jesus stirs his disciples to action here because Judas was now at the garden,

and it was the day that stands really alone in history.

I mean, this is one of those unique days in history.

And before the end of the day, Jesus would be crucified and buried in a borrowed tomb.

I mean, this day was one that was different from others.

But let's take a look at it here this morning.

Mark chapter 14, if you found that in your Bible, let's stand together for the honor of reading of God's Word here this morning.

Mark 14 · chapter mention

And we'll pick up verse 43 here this morning.

And it says,

And immediately while he yet spake, cometh Judas, one of the twelve, and with him a great multitude,

with swords and staves from the chief priests and scribes and the elders.

And he that betrayed him had given them a token, saying,

Whomsoever I shall kiss, the same as he, take him and lead him away safely.

And as soon as he was come, he goeth straightway to him and saith, Master, Master.

And kissed him, and they laid their hands on him and took him.

And one of them that stood by drew a sword and smote a servant to the high priest and cut off his ear.

And Jesus answered and said unto them,

Are you come out as against a thief with swords and with staves to take me?

I was daily with you in the temple teaching, and he took me not, but the scriptures must be fulfilled.

And they all forsook him and fled.

And there followed him a certain young man having a linen cloth cast about his naked body,

and the young man laid hold on him.

And he left the linen cloth and fled from them naked.

Let's pray.

Heavenly Fathers, we come before you today, Lord.

We just thank you for your love for us.

Lord, we're thankful for your willingness to display your love

and to supply all that is needed for our salvation.

And Lord, we just pray you have your hand upon each heart, each life here today, Lord,

that we might remember this hour of betrayal,

the hours that we talk about in the coming weeks, Lord,

that we might always be mindful of the things that you faced on our behalf,

the things you took upon yourself on our behalf,

Lord, the love you showed on our behalf.

Lord, we pray this would work in a mighty way even here this morning.

Lord, you know the needs of each one, Lord,

that they would just, we might be filled with your presence

and your spirit might work mightily amongst your people.

And we just give you all the praise in Jesus' name.

Amen.

May we be seated.

You know, as we see here,

this day is a day that definitely stands out in history.

You know, when we think about days of history,

you know, we really have quite a few days that we can think about

when you think about a day that stands out.

You know, for Americans, we have days that stand out.

You know, like April 19th, 1775,

in those history buffs, we think, you know, what was that?

Well, that was the day we refer to as the shot heard around the world

at the Battle of Lexington.

That was a day that stood out in history for us as Americans.

Or July 4th, 1776,

when the Declaration of Independence was signed.

You know, also, you know,

there's other days that ought to stand out to us too.

Positive days that stand out to us ought to be the day,

hopefully you have a day when you know that stands out to you

when you accepted Christ as your Savior.

You know, everybody has a day and an hour

that they ought to be looking at.

And to understand,

because there should be a day personally that stands out to you,

the day that you recognized your sin

that had separated you from God

and you called upon the Lord Jesus to save you,

recognizing He is the only one who could do it.

The only one who could overcome.

But, you know, there's also days in our life

as we look through history and our personal life,

you might say days of infamy.

You know, days that don't stand out positive,

they stand out very negative.

You know?

And there's days that you struggle with.

You know, you think about,

even within more modern history,

you know, you can think about days that people talk about,

you know, October 29th, 1929,

when the stock market crashed

and kicked off the Great Depression.

It's a day that is marked.

People still talk about it.

It's a day that people think about it.

You know, January 22nd, 1973,

when a court decision said

people could legally kill a child in the womb

without ramification.

It's a day that lives in infamy.

You know, in our modern history,

you know, September 11th is a day that lives in infamy.

A day that said,

that was a tragic, terrible day

of what took place there.

But I want you to think here

because this day that Jesus is entering to

will end glorious,

but really it was a day of great tragedy

when we look at what Jesus faced.

It was something He went through

as an hour that Judas betrayed Jesus.

You know?

When we think about it,

Judas, we talked about a little earlier,

if you think about Judas,

he was not just anybody.

You know?

When you consider,

one of the hardest things to face

is when you have somebody

that's close to you

betray you.

You know, somebody that's kind of

away from you that betrays,

it's kind of like,

yes, that hurt,

but it's not the same.

When you consider Judas

was one who betrayed Jesus,

he was in his inner circle.

He was there with him

in his teaching

and saw the miracles

and saw all those things.

And we don't have recorded for us

all the countless conversations

that would have taken place.

Judas wasn't a stranger.

And we're even going to look here today

as we see that Jesus

has recorded for us

that He refers to Judas

yet as a friend.

You know, what a day,

an hour that is going to live

in infamy as we look here

this morning

because this is an hour

of confrontation.

You know, just as Jesus

called His disciples

to rise up,

you know, we see Jesus

sleeping and Jesus comes

and He says,

Hey guys, get up.

Judas is here.

They're right outside the gate.

You know, they're right outside.

They're ready to come

and to arrest Jesus.

And we see here,

look at verse 43 of our text.

It says,

And immediately,

while He yet spake,

cometh Judas,

one of the twelve,

and with him a great multitude

with swords and staves

from the chief priests

and the scribes

and the elders.

You know, we see here

as Jesus calls His disciples

to rise up,

Judas and His cohorts

arrive at the garden.

The plan was to take Jesus

into custody

while the city slept.

They wanted to,

initially, if you remember,

they didn't want to take Jesus

during the feast days.

They wanted to wait

until after the feast

because they didn't want

to stir up a ruckus.

They didn't want to have

to deal with the people.

And we're going to see here

this morning

this confrontation

that takes place.

And we see that Judas,

though he had presented

the opportunity

to arrest Jesus

away from the temple

and where the multitude gathered,

he was leading them.

He sold Jesus

for 30 pieces of silver.

To those that wanted

to take him.

And they took the opportunity

and they arrived

just as the 11 disciples

are wiping the sleepies

back from their eyes.

I mean,

I was thinking a little bit

on the disciples here

how shocking

this must have been.

It had been a long day.

Been through a lot

during this day

of all the teaching

and all the things Jesus did.

It was late in the day.

For us,

it was the beginning

of their day.

I mean,

you always got to remember

that a Jewish day

starts at 6 p.m.,

you know.

But it was late.

It was time for them

to be sleeping.

They were tired

and they'd taken a nap.

And you know,

have you ever been startled

out of your nap?

You know?

I mean,

I think a 15,

30-minute nap

and somebody startles you

because you're really out,

you're just kind of droggy.

You know?

And I'm thinking

that's kind of where

the disciples were

at this point

trying to figure out,

whoa, hold on.

What's going on?

Judas is here.

What's going on?

Because when Jesus

said Judas was there,

that's not what

they were expecting.

They weren't expecting

armed people

coming to arrest Jesus.

Because remember,

Judas,

they considered what?

As a friend,

one of them.

They were caught off guard

by what was happening.

But I want you to understand

that as we look at this,

the disciples

may have been caught off guard,

but Jesus wasn't.

Our Savior knew exactly

what was going to take place.

And we're going to see

that play out

during this confrontation

of these things

that happened.

This confrontation

was one-sided, really,

as they come thinking

they're in control.

And Jesus steps up

and greets them

as they enter.

You know,

as they're getting ready

to come into the garden,

Jesus seeks,

addresses them directly.

You know,

over in John 18,

and we'll talk about this

more in just a little bit,

but John 18,

we find here

that Jesus actually asked them,

who is it that you seek?

Who are you seeking?

Who are you after?

Who are you here for?

And the irony is

it was kind of

a rhetorical question

because Jesus already knew

who they were there for.

It wasn't a question

for his benefit,

it was a question for theirs.

You know,

as Judas walked over to,

had walked with Jesus

for three years,

and was a,

you know,

they trusted,

Judas so much

that they gave him

the bag

to hold the money.

You know,

I'll know about you,

but when you think about

that Judas was their treasure,

it tells you

the level of trust

that they had in him.

Because I don't know about you,

I just don't trust anybody

to hold the money bag.

You know,

it'd be like walking,

you don't go out here

on the street and say,

hey,

can I give you access

to my bank account

so you can take care

of that for me?

You know,

if you give access

to your money,

what do you do?

That's somebody you trust.

That's somebody

that you have,

you say is on your side

that we're looking out

for your interest.

That's how they saw Judas.

And now Judas is here

and had walked with Jesus.

You know,

I can't imagine

the number of times

that he must have heard

the gospel,

yet we find

that he rejected it.

He walked alongside

but rejected

the very thing

that Jesus said.

But one thing

we've learned about Judas,

he was a man

motivated by two things,

power and money.

He was greedy.

He was covetous.

You say,

well,

how did he get in the group?

You know what happens?

Sometimes people get on board

when things are happening,

when they see they might

get in and get advantage.

To take care of

and to gain

something for themselves

because he thought

Jesus would overthrow

the Roman oppressors

and establish

a new kingdom of Israel

and he said,

I want in

because if I get in

at the bottom,

I'm going to have

a lot of power

and authority.

We see that play out

in Judas' life

and it was a great opportunity

in his mind.

But you know,

I want you to understand

serving God

is a great opportunity

but not in the way

the world thinks

of opportunity.

It's not an opportunity

for power,

for greatness.

It's an opportunity

to serve the king of kings.

To serve the one

who loved you

beyond anything else.

But we find here

that there was

this idea

that he had a false service,

a false desire

to serve God.

He feigned

serving God.

You know,

the sad thing today

is we have many people

that will sometimes

do the same thing.

They'll feign serving God

because it serves benefit.

Let me point to

a little illustration

for even within

our own culture.

When I was a young man

growing up,

people went to church.

You know,

when people talk about

when Americans

went to church,

you know what a lot of

Americans went to church?

Because that's what

was expected of them

if they were going

to do anything.

You know what

the problem was?

There wasn't people

being saved.

There was people

feigning things

because it benefited them.

You know,

they talk about people

not attending church.

You know,

if you're here today,

I hope you're here

because you want to be here.

Not because you're

going to gain something

personally,

you might say,

of money or resources

or influence from it,

but because you have

a sincere desire

either to seek

what God would have

for you

or because you love

Him already.

You know,

when you realize

the importance,

it ought to be something

that doesn't matter

what somebody else

or what happens

or our expectations.

We come to worship God

because of who He is.

But Judas was there

for money.

He was there

for power.

He was a man

who was after

His own means

of what He could advance.

We see Him coming here

with an arm band

because the Jews

expected conflict,

a direct confrontation

with Jesus

and His followers.

But instead,

Jesus comes out

to greet them

revealing clearly

who He was.

You know,

take a look over

into John chapter 18

John 18 · chapter mention

for a moment

because we see here

this is a,

John records this

a little differently

because I think

John was standing

right there

beside Jesus,

you know.

I think he had

a personal upfront

seat to this

taking place

and he records for us

what takes place

with this

and it says

in verse 4,

notice this,

Jesus therefore

knowing all things

that would come upon Him

went forth

and saith unto them

whom seek ye?

And they answered Him

Jesus of Nazareth

and Jesus said unto them

I am He.

I want you to see

that dynamic.

Jesus said He already knew

what was going to happen

and they come and say

who's Jesus?

And Jesus says

I'm He.

He didn't say

oh, I'll know.

He told them guys

I know you're here for me.

It's now the hour.

We see that He's there

and we see down

in verse 6

it says I am He

and it says

they went backwards

and fell to the ground.

We'll talk about that

a little later.

But I want you to understand

Jesus wasn't hiding

because as we're going

to look here

He understood

what was ahead of Him.

You know,

think about Isaiah 53.

Isaiah 53 in verse 7

the Bible clearly declares

He says

He was oppressed

and He was afflicted

yet He opened not His mouth

and He was brought as a lamb

to the slaughter

and as sheep before

her shears is dumb

so He openeth not

His mouth.

Here Jesus

is going to go

willingly to them.

What it's talking about here

Jesus didn't try

to counteract

what was happening.

He didn't try

to hold off

what was happening.

When they came

He said

I know what's going

to happen

and guys

I'm the one

you're looking for.

And we see this play out

because not only

was it an hour

of confrontation

I believe it was

an hour of great courage.

When you see

Jesus display

for us

what courage

looks like

standing

responsibly

in the moment

even though you know

that the outcome

is not going to be

very beneficial

for yourself.

To take a stand

for what you need

what needs to happen

in the way

Jesus does not wait

but approaches

the multitude

as they arrive.

I mean think about that

Jesus

the multitude

starts gathering

you could hear

the weapons

you could hear

the swords

and the

staves

and them coming

they were not quiet

and Jesus

steps out

in front of

his disciples

and says

hey

who are you

looking for?

He stepped out

there with courage

knowing

all things

that should come

upon him

as we read

earlier

and whom

seek ye?

You know

when we understand

that Jesus

courageously

confronts the group

coming out

against him

in the garden

but instead

of teaching

instead of them

arresting him

as he was

teaching in the

temple

the three days

previous

they come out

where it's

quiet in a way

but you know

Jesus knew

what was happening

because it had

been foretold

you had to remember

Jesus wasn't

caught off guard

Jesus knew

exactly what was

going to take

place

you know

look back

at our text

for a moment

look there

in verse 49

in our text

it says

and daily

with you

in the temple

teaching

and ye

took me not

but the scripture

must be fulfilled

now you think

about just

earlier

in the garden

as we spoke

last week

Jesus was there

and he said

Lord let this

if it be possible

for this cup

to pass from me

not my will

but thy will

be done

Jesus here

is displaying

the fact

he says

it's been

determined

what was going

to happen

and he says

not my will

but thy will

be done

let the scripture

be fulfilled

Jesus points

us to the

scripture

all the time

the scripture

is what reveals

to us

who God is

what God

has done

how to get

right with God

it reveals

everything we

need to know

and Jesus

says hey

the scripture

is the key

to stand

with the scripture

he knew

that all the

things that

were going

to happen

the events

unfolding

didn't take

him by surprise

he already

knew Judas

was going

to betray

him

he knew

that his

fellow

kinsmen

the children

of Israel

were going

to reject

him

he knew

all those

things

he knew

the violence

he knew

that he

would suffer

he knew

the beating

and the

mockings

he knew

he was

going to

soon

walk up

a hill

to be

crucified

between

two thieves

when he

stepped out

he already

knew

what was

going

to take

place

he understood

why did

Jesus

do this

because he

came to

do and

fulfill

the father's

will

John 4

John 4:34

verse 34

says

Jesus said

in them

my meat

is to do

the will

of him

that sent

me

and to

finish

his

work

we'll find

later

that's one

of the

statements

you'll see

of Jesus

on the

cross

he says

it is

finished

he said

I completed

everything

that was

needed

why did

he do

it

well very

simply

this

it was

the father's

will

but he

did it

because he

loved you

God

set forth

this plan

this course

of action

not for his

benefit

but for ours

because you know

what love is

love is saying

I want the

benefit of

somebody else

greater

than myself

that's the

display of

love

when God

put forth

you know

think about

Romans chapter

Romans 5 · chapter mention

5

and verse

8

and it says

but God

commendeth his

love toward

us

in that

why we

were yet

sinners

notice

Christ

died

for us

he went

and he

says

I'm going

to endure

this

because

it's

what's

required

for the

benefit

of others

that's

love

he didn't

come to

say

I'm going

to suffer

all this

so they

can stay

where they

are

he wanted

to rescue

us

he wanted

to redeem

us

he did

it because

it was

the only

hope

we had

to be

redeemed

there's

nothing

we could

do

of

ourselves

there's

no

nothing

you could

obey

there's

no ritual

you could

perform

there's

nothing

you can

look to

other than

Jesus

Christ

and

understanding

what took

place

you know

Hebrews

9 says

and almost

all things

are by law

purged with

blood

and without

the shedding

of blood

is no

remission

you know

what

the wages

of sin

is death

when we

realize

the necessity

of the shed

blood of

Jesus

in regard

to our

salvation

1 Peter 1

tells us

this

for as much

as you know

that you were

not redeemed

with corruptible

things as silver

and gold

and from

our

vain

conversations

received

from the

tradition

of our

fathers

but you're

redeemed

with what

but with

the precious

blood of

Christ

as a

lamb

without

blemish

and without

spot

it's only

through

Christ

Jesus

knew

why he

came

he courageously

stepped out

that day

for our

benefit

not for

his

in light

of this

Jesus

stood

courageously

before those

that came

to put him

to death

but I want

you to see

it was also

an hour

of compromise

the hour

that Jesus

was arrested

his disciples

all fled

all those

that had

come with

him

into the

garden

one of the

twelve

led the

betrayers

the other

eleven

jumped ship

you know

it was just

an hour

earlier

that each

had made

a commitment

to the

Lord

that they

would never

forsake

him

I mean

think about

that

when Jesus

called up

told Peter

Peter you're

going to

deny me

and Peter

not me

Lord

the others

might

fail

but I'm

all in

there are

nothing

I'm

unmovable

you know

we talked

about that

the fact

Peter

was

problem

was

he's

relying

on

himself

and not

on the

Lord

you know

we can

get in

trouble

when we

rely on

ourselves

we can

say we

can do

a lot

of things

and yeah

we can

overcome

a lot

of things

in the

flesh

but you

know

what

you reach

a

limitation

you're

going to

find

limitations

in life

things

when you

need

the

Lord

because

God

doesn't

give us

more

than

we

can

handle

yeah

he

does

you know

the last

few

weeks

have been

an example

of that

it's way

more

sometimes

than you

can

handle

but we

serve

a Savior

who's

sufficient

to fill

what we

lack

we need

to keep

our eyes

upon

him

you know

they were

convinced

they would

stand with

Jesus

even die

with him

or for

him

you know

we find

out

you know

it talks

about

one of

the disciples

lopping the

ear off

of the

servant

of the

high

priest

you know

that was

Peter

yeah

I can

just

imagine

Peter

here

still

with

sleepies

in his

eyes

maybe

that's

the reason

he missed

I don't

know

you know

you wake

up

you're still

kind of

blurry

I imagine

aim for

the big

object

but Peter

in his

flesh

just a few

moments

was ready

to even

die

but when

they came

and arrested

Jesus

and Jesus

didn't put

up any

resistance

Peter

fled

Peter

just like

the rest

took off

Jesus

didn't resist

and his

disciples

ran away

you know

verse 50

says

and they

all forsook

him

and fled

it means

they abandoned

him for a

place of

safety

vanishing

from sight

you know

these men

basically

they ran

away

into the

night

convinced

in one

moment

that they

would stand

for Jesus

but failed

the test

in that

hour

disappearing

leaving

Jesus

alone

with his

enemies

you know

this morning

you need

to be

careful

we don't

because

sometimes

have you

ever read

the Bible

and you

look

well look

at those

bums

that wouldn't

be me

you know

what

there's only

one choice

sometimes

between you

and being

just like

him

matter of

fact

we're

probably

more like

the disciples

than we

realize

because the

hour that

we ought

to be

staying

close to

Jesus

is the

very hour

we head

the other

direction

we don't

know how

we would

respond

when we

were faced

with trials

of life

you know

the trials

of life

really bring

forth

what are you

really trusting

in

you know

it's easy

to say

I trust

God

when everything's

good

praise God

everything's

you know

what

I was just

thinking here

this past

weeks

and I was

reading there

in 1 Samuel

about David

and you know

what

when David

lost his

child

the one

thing that

stood out

to me

was this

it's like

the servants

were so

worried

because David

was weeping

and crying

beforehand

and afterwards

it says

David stood

up

and he went

into the

house of

God

he cleaned

himself up

and he went

to worship

his God

I was just

thinking

you know

the reality

you know

what everybody

said

you know

David really

believes this

he doesn't

trust God

because of

just the good

things God

does

he trusts

God

even in

the difficult

things

that he

stood up

and he

went to

the house

of God

to praise

God

and all

the servants

when you read

that passage

it's amazing

because my

context is this

this is the

Smith version

okay

it's not the

divinely inspired

version

but I can just

imagine his

servants talking

to themselves

saying

wow

what David's

been talking

about

what he's

been saying

really matches

up

this guy's

serious

how did

that determine

in the

moments of

difficulty

of whom

do we

trust

so we

don't need

to be too

harsh upon

the disciples

because we

find later

that they

came back

and you know

each of them

faced extreme

challenges

and remained

faithful

but I think

they learned

a lesson

sometimes we

have to learn

a lesson

the hard way

but we

serve a God

that can

redeem

if you remember

last week

Jesus told

him he says

hey you

guys are

going to

deny me

but after

I resurrect

meet me

in Galilee

that's another

great hope

you can let

Jesus down

and Jesus

says hey

come on

back

he's a God

that restores

it was an

hour that

challenged

their lives

it was an

hour of

compromise

but it was

also an

hour of

compassion

you know

even in the

midst of

Judas's

betrayal

and the

disciples

desertion

Jesus

didn't get

angry

bitter

or upset

Jesus

still

acted

compassionately

towards the

people around

him

you know

it's amazing

the compassion

that Jesus

displayed

Jesus

displayed

compassion

to Judas

Iscariot

you say

well how

did he do

that

think about

it

here's a

traitor

he knew

he was a

traitor

he knew

he was

selling

him out

for the

price

of a

slave

just

30

pieces

of

silver

he

leads

the

mob

to

arrest

him

and betray

him

with a

kiss

the kiss

of a

friend

it wasn't

and when you

understand the

culture and what it's

talking about

it wasn't just

anything

it was a

kiss that they

would do

upon the cheek

of an

individual

that they

had a

relationship

with

that they

were friends

with

they were

tight

with

Jesus

met

Judas

not reacting

him with

bitterness

or anger

I mean

have you ever

stop for a moment

and put yourself

in Jesus

shoes

somebody

coming to

betray you

you know

they're

betraying you

how would

you respond

the flesh

says strike

out with

bitterness

or anger

but in

Matthew's

gospel

Matthew

says this

in chapter

26

verse 50

Jesus

said this

friend

wherefore

art thou

come

you know

that's

compassion

because Jesus

says hey

I still

care

you're

not

faithful

you're

not

loyal

but I

still

care

about

you

that's

real

compassion

that's

real

concern

because it

wasn't just

about him

it was

about

Judas

he displayed

that to

him

he knew

what Judas

intended

he had

rejected

the Lord

he had

rejected

the gospel

we find

that Jesus

reached out

to Judas

many times

only to be

rejected

you know

he knew

Judas

would betray

him

but in

an attempt

to reach

him

he handed

him

the sop

at the

meal

in an

attempt

to reach

him

each time

you'll

find

that

Jesus

reached

out

to

Judas

he told

him

hey

go do

what

you're

going

to do

Judas

knew

that

Jesus

knew

what

was

going

to

happen

but

Judas

refused

and the

Lord

does

the

same

for

you

and

I

the

very

fact

that

you

are

alive

and not

in

hell

today

is

proof

of

God's

compassion

upon

you

saying

there's

an

opportunity

God

is

reaching

out

to

you

he

does

it

because

he

does

not

want

you

to

go

to

hell

he

does

it

so

you

will

come

to

him

for

salvation

he

does

it

because

he

loves

you

you

know

the

sad

thing

is

is

Judas

wasted

a lot

of

opportunities

but

you

don't

have

to

because

I

want

you

to

understand

one

day

time

runs

out

God's

gracious

and

gives

many

opportunities

but

the

reality

is

sometimes

in

life

opportunities

are

going

to

run

out

Isaiah

55

says

this

it

says

seek

ye

the

Lord

while

he

may

be

found

call

up

him

while

he

is

near

will

abundantly

pardon

you

know

Genesis

Genesis 6 · chapter mention

chapter

6

talks

about

God

says

I

will

not

always

strive

with

man

and

he

limits

our

days

he

says

120

years

there

in

Genesis

Genesis 6 · chapter mention

chapter

6

you

know

what

God

said

he

says

I'm

not

going

to

there's

a

point

reached

where

they've

made

a

decision

you

know

in

this

life

you

have

a

decision

to

make

what