Sermon
073 You Must Be Reborn
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Do you know the Bible is God's Holy Word? Do you know it is
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inspired, in errant, and infallible. If so, like, share,
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subscribe and support this podcast. So we are Maranatha Ministries and now Redemption Draweth
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nine. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to the program. I am
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your host, Matthew. Tonight, I have a very important message for you.
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It's part two. The part one was you must be born again.
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Tonight we're going to tackle the second chapter in the New Testament that addresses this
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issue. However, here it is done differently, and to be honest with
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you, it's quite marvelously done. In this chapter, the first chapter of
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First Peter. Before we discussed how the Lord Jesus Christ said you must be
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born again, that was two separate words in Greek. Here in one Peter.
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This is post that message that Peter was an eyewitness to. Not only
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that First Peter is past and the cost now taken to consideration that this is
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why what the Greek says here, what Peter was inspired by the Holy Spirit
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to write was a singular Greek word and a ganajo. He took two words
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and made a compound word and a ganajo. This is just enough to blow
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your mind when you look at it. This is and please remember you must
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bring something to write with and something to write on if you are going to
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participate in Marianatha ministries. We do not have, nor do we desire bench
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warmers. We have no desire to have people just to come to our ministry
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and just have you set there like a bump on a log, just warming
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a pew, so to speak. You need to bring something to write with
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in something to write on. A ganao is G. Three point thirteen in
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your strongs concordance. If you do not have a strong concordance, please contact
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us at Marianath the Ministries and we will get you one. This ministry will
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purchase one and have it delivered to your house. If that's what it takes,
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that's what we'll do. So write that down Gen. Three thirteen anagainato.
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Now take note this puts you in a place because here different phraseology is
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used. Whenever the Bible, God's Holy Word uses this word. Here in
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the Greek it's set up differently because Jesus said you must be born again.
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This is in the past tense what God has written to us here via the
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Holy Spirit is that in order to put to participate into things that this chapter
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describes, you must be reborn. That's the only way to put it in
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our English finnacular is reborn. Because these two words from the Greek have been
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combined into one word. It's the only way to do it. The only
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English word we have for that is reborn. Now take note, and and
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and please write these down. The Lord Jesus Christ. Okay, he said
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born. That was G ten eighty, G one zero eight zero gana oh,
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okay born? What it means born? And again G five nine?
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I know thin it means again? More importantly, acts the Greek means above.
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It means above. Now, if you don't understand the intricacies of that,
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and you have not participated in that program, please do so post taste.
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You need to stop this program. Go to you must be born again
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and listen to that one. So no one understands this that the chapter we're
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covering tonight. This is what most people think that that this word and againahu
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it is a compound word of G three oh three and G ten eighty.
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Now I take umberage with that. Now G three oh three okay, uh,
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that's a nah. That's a in a in our tongue, and it
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means in the midst, in the middle, of, in the middle,
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or between. So I take umbrage with the strongs right here. I don't
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think that's the word used here. That is what your strong says, that
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this is a compound word of Anna three oh three and gen na hoo G
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ten eighty. But based off of the Lord Jesus Christ and John chapter three,
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I think it's a foregone conclusion that it's not G three oh three that's
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being referenced here. I don't think that at all. I don't think that
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at all. I think it is the two words that the Lord Jesus Christ
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used, and so I think it's G five O nine. Oh, I
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think it's a Ohan and Ganahu combined. If you look at the Greek text
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itself, I think you'll be able to realize that, Yeah, that's what
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is happening in the Bible, God's Holy Word here in First Peter chapter one.
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So this is marvelously important that you know this that you need to be
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calibrated off of Isaiah chapter forty. If you're not calibrated off of that text,
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you will have no understanding of the message that is being relate to you
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by the Lord your God. You'll be completely disconnected from the reality of the
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message being presented to you here in First Peter chapter one. Now I say
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that based off the simple fact that's how this chapter ends. This chapter ends
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with the direct quote from Isaiah chapter forty. But you need to realize this
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is the eschatology mentioned in this chapter. If you are out of tune with
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Isaiah chapter forty, you do not know how to interpret First Peter chapter one,
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and not just any Isaiah chapter forty. You need to be plugged into
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the Bible source code. The Bible source code is binary. It is first
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and foremost the Hebrew, and secondly it is the Greek. You must utilize
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both things in this chapter because this chapter brings up great debate and consternation with
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theologiants. Why is that, well, these these theologists are just This chapter
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just creates a rage within them because it illicitly quotes from the Masoretic text and
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from the sept too. Agent When we get to those verses we will hammer
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that out. But this chapter does both, and you can prove this using
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the Hebraica that the verses quoted here is directly quoting the masoretic text Old Testament,
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and other verses are directly quoting the septu agent Old Testament, So you
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are forced to come to grips with these two things. The Bible, God's
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Holy Word is binary. Is the Hebrew and it is the Greek. And
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you must accept them both because that's what this chapter does. And if you've
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been brought up thinking that it's only the Hebrew Testament and only the Greek New
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Testament that comprises the Bible, you are grossly lacking in your edification as a
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Christian. You've not been properly taught, and your teachers would never have wanted
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you to know about First Peter Chapter one, because it quotes from both the
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Hebrew and the Greek, and there's no way around it. So with that
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in mind, you have the backdrop of the dire nature of this chapter.
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You need to know what is to come, and if you don't, you
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have no idea what's going on here, what's being alluded to, what you're
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supposed to know, what is going to happen to you? If you are
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one of those who are alive and remain the tech note, this chapter is
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replete with Bible prophecy, and when I say replete, that's what I mean.
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You know, let's talk about some eschatological terms here, because this is
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one of the things that will really get people's attention. Say Noe V.
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Six one apocalyop code. That is the verb form of apocalyopsis, what we
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call in our term apocalypse. You have the verb in this chapter twice and
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the noun in this chapter twice. This word is in this chapter four times.
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Let me say that again. It's twice in the verb four You need
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to write these downs of G six h one. It is also twice in
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this chapter in the noun form of G. Six two. If you thought
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this had nothing to do with the apocalypse of the Lord Jesus Christ, you
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are grossly mistaken. And not only does it have something to do with the
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apoxylypse of the Lord Jesus Christ. Here it mentions the last time in verse
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five, and verse five is loaded. Let me tell you that verse five
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is loaded. Here it mentions the last time. Now, the translation we're
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using for this Bible lesson is the revised Geneva translation. Here it states in
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verse five in the last time, in the last time. This is a
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direct quote from the Mazuretic text, not the Sebtuagin, and this exact quote
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is only in the Masoretic text in Daniel chapter eleven, verse forty. Now,
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if you don't know anything about eschatology and Daniel chapter eleven, oh my
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goodness, you need to get something to write with and something to write on,
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and you need to do so immediately, because I need to tell you
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about Daniel chapter eleven, verses thirty six through forty five. Let me say
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that against you can write it down Daniel chapter eleven, verses thirty six through
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forty five. Now take note. The most astonishing proof that the Book of
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Daniel is God's handiwork is Daniel chapter eleven, in which Daniel has a vision
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of the Syrian Wars. These wars were waged between the Hamonic Kingdom and the
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Seleuced Empires, so the Ptolemies and the Seleutions. These are two of the
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four factions of the Empire of Alexander the Great. The prophecy is very accurate.
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All major conflicts are mentioned, and the sixth Syrian War is even mentioned
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in great detail. However, after Daniel has given his description of the desecration
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of the Temple, the persecution of the Jews and the beginning of the mccabean
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rebolt. In one sixty six BC, his prophecy goes awry. He predicts
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a new war between the Ptolemies and the Seleucids. This never took place.
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Instead, the Seleucids had to fight in the East. It proves that after
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verse thirty five that which just prophesies concerns the future. So you need to
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know that that Daniel chapter eleven, verses one through thirty five perfectly predicted hundreds
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of years in advance the Syrian Wars. But starting in verse thirty six to
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verse forty five, those last ten verses are only regular foy who the future
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which has not happened yet. And you need to know and understand that first
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Peter chapter one, verse five directly quotes only the Master the red A text
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here. So you need to know all this up front by this point in
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time, because you're not with me in a classroom. Your head's probably spinning
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at this point. What I've said to you is Kadam gourically and undeniably the
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truth. So just the information I'm giving you so far, if you have
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not had something to write with and something to write on. You need to
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do so right now, because I haven't even begun yet. I haven't even
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started reading yet. And tonight's Bible lesson, once again, we are reading
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out of the revised Geneva Translation. Why am I using that? It is
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a new revision of the Geneva translation of the New Testament, which is based
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upon the Agnitko Regia manuscript. You need to know that it is the only
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English translation that is based off the correct Greek manuscript, not the Texas receptis
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that was corrupted after the Adito Regia. What is the Adita Regia manuscript.
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It's where you get the chapters and verses. This proves unequivocably that it is,
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and it alone was accepted by the entire accleasia vast at the time in
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fifteen fifty. This is certified by every preacher, every Christian attached to the
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Christian Church, whether no matter where they were going to church, everybody solidified
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that this is the New Testament manuscript. It's literally where you get your chapters
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and verses from. If you would like a copy of the revised Geneva translation,
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please contact me. I'm in correspondence with the person who put it together
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and I will get you a copy. You just need to let me know.
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The copies have already been purchased. I just need to put them in
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the mail to get them into your hands. That's what we're reading from tonight
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for this Bible lesson. It is the revised Geneva translation. When we get
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to the particulars of it, will be consulting, of course, the Addo
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Regia itself and the Plenica, which is the Hellenic is the Adito Regia coupled
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with the sept Kouagek manuscript. That's the Hellenica. When we talk about the
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Hebrew like I just did, this is coming from the Hebraica. What is
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that? It is the Delic New Testament, the Delics New Testament coupled with
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the Masoretical Testament. That's the Hebraica. So let us begin reading, and
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let's see how far we can get before I'm going to jump in here,
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because well, I'm going to have to jump into this text quite often because
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you need to know what is to come. And remember, if your Holy
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Spirit has a tuning fork, you need to set its tune too. Isaiah
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chapter forty, we're going to have to talk about that in short order.
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But let us begin first Peter Chapter one, Verse one, Peter and Acostal
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of Jesus Christ to the strangers who dwell here and there throughout Pontus, Cappadocia,
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Asia, and Bithya. Elect according to the fore knowledge of God the
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Father, for sanctification of the spirit, through obedience and the sprinkling of the
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blood of Jesus Christ. Grace and peace be multiplied in you. Blessed be
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God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to his abundant
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mercy, has begotten us again to a living hope by the resurrection from the
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death of Jesus Christ verse four, to an immortal and undefiled inheritance which does
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not wither, reserved in heaven for us who are kept for salvation through faith
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by the power of God, which is prepared to be revealed in the last
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time. Let's stop right there. Boy, that was a mouthful, and
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you probably gathered that. It's it's kind of different from me because I'm used
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to reading the New American Standard Bible. But this is very so. This
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is a very good exercise even for me. Let's take note that here it
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comes up this phraseology in verse three says his abundant mercy has begotten us again.
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This is G three point thirteen and a ganajo and a ganajo, So
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it's not saying that we must be born again. It's saying that this message
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is only for those who have been born again. Like I said, the
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very best way to put this in English, because these two words in Greek
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have been combined here by the Holy Spirit, is to save reborn. There
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are two versions that actually say this. This is the Amplified Bible and surprisingly
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enough, the Voice translation, which for all intents and purposes, the Voice
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translation is a garbage translation. I mean, in my personal opinion, it's
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full of new age phraseology. It's just new age garbage to me. But
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in this one instance it does use the word reborn. Let's try the Amplified
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Bible. It says blessed, gratefully praised, and a whorre be God and
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Father of our Lord Jesus Christ to according to His abundant and boundless mercy has
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caused us to be born again, that is, to be reborn from above,
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spiritually, trans form, renewed, and set apart for his purpose to
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an ever living, hope and confident insurance through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from
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the dead. You'll take note here it phrases it right. It says born
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from above. Hereby the amplified Bible is saying that this is not a compound
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word of the Greek word and no, it's saying here usually a phraseology that.
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No, it's a combination of the Greek word anathol and ganaho. That's
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what it's saying. Now. The voice translation breathes as following, Blessed is
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God, the Father of our Lord Jesus the Anointed One. Because he has
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raised Jesus the Anointed from death through his great mercies, we have been reborn
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into a living hope. This is stating it correctly. This is the correct
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word to use for this translation is reborn. That's what should be used here.
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But take note and using two words this way born again, it is
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letting you at least find it in the English that this is what's being talked
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about. So it is good for English translations to at least you'll be able
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to do searches and find this word combination. Of course in John chapter three.
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So up to this point, very very important that this message is being
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relayed, that there is no doubt about this. This message can only be
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understood by the one who has been reborn, and if you've been reborn,
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you will be attuned to this message straight from Isaiah chapter forty. Straight from
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Isaiah chapter forty. Now take note here here in verse here, in verse
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five, I've already stated that before that here you have revealed, which is
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G sixh one Apocalyopko. And then this this direct quote in the Hebraica,
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which is H seventy ninety three. Write this down, okay, and H
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sixty two fifty six gets an eighth. Last time, this is only directly
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quoting the Masoretic text because when you switch over to the Delitch New Testament,
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here is this exist back phrase staring you in the face. Because of the
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sentence structure here, there's a prefix volve on time, but it's this exact
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phrase outside of that. And only because of six sentence structure did that volve
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have to be included. So knowing that really will rattle your cage, really
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will rattle your cage. Now, something else that we need to point out
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here is that the word here you see, which is G thirty seven eight.
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You need to know about this word in the Greek. It's important this
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being able to see this coming events, this apocalyopto. It's important that you
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realize that this idea is coming from Isaiah chapter forty, and we will get
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to that here in a minute. But let's pick it up in verse six
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and in which you rejoice though now for a season, if need be,
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you are in heaviness through various trials, so that the trial of your faith,
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being much more precious than gold, which perishes though it be tried with
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fire, might be found to your praise, honor, and glory at the
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bearing. There it is. Here is the noun form G six zero two
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Apocalyopsis of Jesus Christ. Now you'll take notes. This is coming right out
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and telling you if you are alive and remain at the coming of the Lord
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Jesus Christ, you are going to do so through trials. That's what this
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just plainly come out and said that your faith is going to be tried,
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even like gold is refined with fire. That's what this is saying. So
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it is telling you emphatically there is no pre tribulation event. The only pre
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tribulation event you might obtain is moving on to Paradise and entering your rest,
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but we who are alive and remain Your faith is to be tested before the
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apocolyopsis of the Lord Jesus Christ. That's what this just said. So just
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take notes. You're not going to be able to go any further in this
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text past verse seven if you reject the Bible, God's Holy Word, because
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if you are clinging to the doctrines of demons, and one of them absolutely
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being a pre tribulational event, you just need to close the Bible right now,
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take the notes that you've already written, thrown them away, and go
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be something else because you have not been born again. Because if you've been
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born again, the Lord Jesus Christ absolutely declares in the Book of John that
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the spirit of truth will come to you and will teach you what is to
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come. Now many of you right now are shocked because I said that,
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But you need to know so that have you've been being tutored by clergy and
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what they're saying does it ring true? And you know it's not true,
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And they tell you to study the Bible, and you study the Bible and
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what they're saying doesn't make sense because it never alludes to a pre tribulation event.
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If that's happening to you, you need to get out from underneath that
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clergy, and you just need to get yourself a copy of the Bible,
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God's Holy Word and a strong concordance, something to write with, something to
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write on, and you need to dig to God's word. You need to
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make it a lamp in to your feet until the point that you are so
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familiar with it that you can direct it out into your future and make it
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lightened to your path. Because the Lord Jesus Christ promised you that the spirit
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of truth would come to you once you had been born again and show you
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what is to come. Look up the verses yourself to right there in the
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Book of Joan. Now moving into the next verse, be prepared for God
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to use a Greek word to point you to what it is you're going to
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be seeing or looking at. This is important that you know this verse eight,
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whom you have not seen and yet loved, and who now though you
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do not see him, you still believe and rejoice with unspeakable and glorious joy,
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receiving the purpose of your faith, the salvation of your souls. Ladies
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and gentlemen, you know you need to know how important this chapter is.
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Just from the verse which is read, you know that's a very famous hymn,
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a joy unspeakable and full of glory. It's a joy unspeakable and full
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of glory, full of glory, full of glory. Did you know?
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That's how important this chapter is. And it's not the only chim from this
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chapter. But anyway, I digress here in verse eight, you see whom
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you have not seen and yet love. You need to know that the Greek
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word in use here is G thirty seven eight, G thirty seven eight,
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And this is of hair amount importance because this word in the Septulogen is used
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twice in Isaiah chapter forty, verse five in the Septuigen. Now, I
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need to tell you something about the Greek right now, because if you're going
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to look at it, you need to know ahead of time what's going on
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here translation. I just read verse six or verse eight. Sorry, there
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is a phrase here that's in parentheses in the revised Geneva translation, because it's
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not present in the Greek. The verb that I just gave you to see,
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that's only in this verse once. But the Greek is written in such
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a way that that's why the included this parentheses though you do not see him.
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So though you don't presently see him, this clause is added. In
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the original Greek, it's not there, so if you're going to dig into
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the Greek, you need to know that up front or you'll get infused.
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But anyway, there's two different forms of this word used in Isaiah chapter forty,
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verse five in the setulogen. You're supposed to know this. If you
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don't know this is what he's alluding to, you have no idea. So
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take note. It probably would have been better for me to do an entire
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episode on Isaiah chapter forty first, because if you do not have your spirit
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booned through the Holy Spirit's message in Isaiah chapter forty, you're going to be
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completely oblivious. Through the message, the Holy Spirit is given to you,
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fulfilling the promise of the Lord Jesus Christ by showing you what is to come.
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Because guess what, in Isaiah chapter forty, there is no pre tribulational
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event. This is why verse eight has been put here. This is why
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already in this chapter we have had the word for apocalypse, not only the
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word, both the noun and the verb. I already said this once.
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The verb is in verse five, the noun is in verse seven. If
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you didn't know this was about the apocalypse, I don't know what to tell
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you. He is prefacing telling you you are going to see some things before
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the apocalypse of the Lord Jesus Christ. So we need to stop what we're
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doing right now and head over to Isaiah chapter forty and read. We cannot
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read the whole thing, There's just no way I can do that. But
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I've got to give you the context that's being relayed here. Picking up in
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verse five of Isaiah chapter forty, the glory of the Lord shall be revealed.
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All flesh shall see it together, For the mouth of the Lord has
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spoken. The voice said cry out, and he said, shall I cry?
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All flesh is grass, and its loveliness like the flower of the field.
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The grass withers, the flower fades, because the breath of the Lord
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blows upon it. Surely the people are grass. The grass withers, the
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flower fades, But the word of our God stands forever. This is the
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direct quote that this chapter finishes with. What you need to know what he's
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talking about that you're going to see now. If you've never heard Isaiah chapter
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forty. According to end time Bible prophecy, I really don't know what to
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say, especially to you, a Bible prophecy buffs out there that's been studying
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Bible prophecy for forty years. Because this chapter details Operation Eagles Winks. Matter
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of fact, you could say that it deeds, it tails just about everything
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that could happen outside of the perusia of the Lord Jesus Christ. I mean,
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it gives you, Wow, it gives you all kinds of technical data.
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But like I said, most notably, it gives you great details of
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Operation Eagles Winks verse thirty one. Okay, the final verse here says,
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yet those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength. They will mount
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up with wings like eagles. They will run and not get tired. They
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will walk and not become weary. You need to put that in your back
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pocket, because that's how you're going to get who the perusia of the Lord
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Jesus Christ. Ladies and gentlemen, that's how you're going to do it.
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So if you didn't understand what's going on here, you need to consult first
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Thessalonians chapter five, because it lays out the timeline for you. The first
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event, the event that begins the tribulation, is the Great day of the
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Lord. That's what happens. And God is going to do something to you
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physically. These dates and the Old Testament that you will be given heine's feet,
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and these hinds feet will make you be able to walk in high places.
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Now take note, that's what's being described in the verse before verse thirty
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one. Now take note. In order to g this whole thing in the
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context, we're going to go back up to verse twenty nine of Isaiah chapter
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forty. I'm going to read the whole eagles wings event. Okay, this
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is what God's going to do to you. It says he gives strength to
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the weary, and to him who lacks mighty increases power. Those youths grow
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weary and tired, and vigorous young men stumble badly. Yet those wait for
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the Lord will gain new strength. They will mount up with wings like eagles.
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They will run and not get tired. They will walk and not become
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weary. This is what is being talked about. This is the event wherein
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you receive your hind's feet and you walk in high places. This is how
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your anatomy is going to make it to the Perugia of Christ. He just
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told you. Not only that, he's emphatically telling you of Operation Eagles Wings
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from Revelation chapter twelve. This is where the idea comes from. He's going
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to do something to you physically. He is going to give you the strength,
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just like in the Old Testament Exodus. This is a true statement.
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Their clothes did not wear out. This is a true statement. Their sandals
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did not wear out after forty years of use. Ladies and gentlemen, The
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most disparaging thing that I go through is that in this day and age God's
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chosen people just flat don't believe in miracles anymore. They don't They don't believe
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in miracles anymore. Even though the times time and a halftime is loudly declared
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in the New Testament to be the days of Elijah, which were exactly now.
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A New Testament says this twice, that the days of Elijah was exactly
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three years and six months. They completely refused to believe that the miracle of
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the flower could happen today, because remember that's that's how Elijah and the Zara
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path widow and her son got through the three years and six months. The
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flower just propagated itself. You know, nowadays you hear all kinds of people
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say, well, you know, we prayed for the surgery, and the
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surgery was a success, and that was an answer to prayer. No,
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it's not. When God heals you before you ever get to the operating table,
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that's a miracle. A successful surgery is a machination of men. It
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is not the work of God's hands. Now, if you fully recover from
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going under the knife of a man and God completely heals you from that operation,
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yeah, that's the work. That's God's handy work. It's God's handy
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work. That he allowed your body to heal itself. And you didn't die
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because you didn't have enough faith that God would heal you. You didn't have
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that faith, so you decided to go have an operation, and God just
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didn't let you die. He lets your body heal itself. But ladies and
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gentlemen, a successful surgery is a machination of men. It is not the
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work of God's hands. God is emphatically telling you that, and this is
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exactly what his message does. In one Thesalonians, chapter five, verse twenty
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three, the Lord God of Host comes right out and tells you that it
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is he that sustains your body, mind and spirit. The Hebrew is so
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psyche numah your body mind and spirit. It's God that does this, God
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the Father, the God of Peace. It comes right out and says it's
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the God of Peace. Yes, and relationship to this time where they cry
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out peace and safety. The God of Peace, God the Father gets you
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to the perusia of the Lord Jesus Christ. He protects your so mi psyche
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numah Man. I have only thirteen minutes left and I'm not even started in
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this chapter yet. Very disparaging for me. All right, let's see here.
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Let's just start in verse eight, and I'd better read it the rest
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of the way through whom you have not seen, and yet love, in
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whom now though you do not see him, you still believe and rejoice with
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unspeakable and glorious joy, receiving the purpose of your faith, the salvation of
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your souls. Of such salvation, the prophets have inquired and searched, prophesying
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of the grace that would come to you, searching when or at what time
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the Spirit of Christ who testifies before was in them, declaring the sufferings that
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would come to Christ and the glory that would follow who them was revealed once
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again. Right there's the verb G. Sixh one apocalypto, that not to
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themselves, but to us should minister the things which were shown to you by
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those who have preached the gospel by the Holy Ghost sent down from heaven.
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These things the angels desire to behold. Verse thirteen. Therefore, gird up
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the loins of your mind, be sober, and trust completely in the grace
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which is but you by the revelation of Jesus Christ, as obedient children,
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do not conform yourselves to the former lust of your ignorance. But as he
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who has called you is holy, So you be holy in all manner of
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conversation, because it is written, be holy, for I am Holy.
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Stop the bus right here, Ladies and gentlemen. Surely you understand this man
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message is only for those that have been reborn. If you've only been saved
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and baptized and you are still continuing to sin as you did in your former
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lust. Verse fourteen says this message isn't for you. It's just going to
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confuse you. You must be reborn in orcher to receive this message. Take
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note, ladies and gentlemen, if you have read First Peter chapter one before
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now, and you were not born again by the dwelling of the Holy Spirit,
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this might as well have been written in Russian. You couldn't have understand
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it. You could have read it, but you wouldn't have been able to
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receive the message. You wouldn't have understood it. You could have looked at
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it, you could have written it down, you could have even put it
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to music and saying it, and it would have done you no good.
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That's what these verses just said. Now you need to know an very important
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part about verse sixteen, be holy, for I am holy. It is
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forcing you to accept the Hebraica, because this is directly quoting from the masoretic
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text in Leviticus chapter eleven, verse forty four. It's a direct quote that
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Hebrew is word for word, it is not the Greek. The Greek does
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not even come close to what the Septuagin has in Leviticus chapter eleven, verse
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forty four. And you need to know what that chapter is all about.
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That chapter is solely comprised for you to be able to distinguish between what is
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holy and what is not holy. You need to go get Leviticus chapter eleven
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and read the whole thing and digest it. You need to be able to
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distinguish what is holy and what is not. Now, there's several other chapters
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that it could have been quoting from. Take note Leviticus chapter nineteen, verse
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two comes close, and Leviticus chapter twenty, verse seven comes close. It
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comes close, but it is not a direct quote from those neither in the
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Secuagion or the Hybraica. This is only quoting the Hebraica. You need to
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know that it's forcing you to accept that a Bible God's holy word is both
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Hebrew and Greek. It's a binary code. If you didn't know that before
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tonight, oh my goodness, do you have a whole lot of exciting information
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that you could digest from this point forward. And that is a fact.
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Continuing on with verse seventeen. And if you call him Father, who judges
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according to the work of each without respective persons, as the time of your
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dwelling here in fear, knowing that you were not redeemed with corruptible things like
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silver and gold from your ineffective lifestyle received by the tradition of fathers, but
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with the precious blood of Christ as of a lamb undefiled and without spots.
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He was ordained before the foundation of the world, but was revealed in the
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last times for your sakes. You through him believe in God who raised him
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from the dead and gave him glory, so that your faith and hope might
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be in God. Since you have purified your souls in obeying the truth through
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the spirit, toward brotherly love without hypocrisy, love one another fervently with a
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pure heart, being born anew here it is G. Three thirteen and a
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Ganahu, not of mortal seed, but of immortal by the word of God
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who lives and endures forever. Take note, ladies and gentlemen. This is
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coming right out and telling you that if you only believe and have not been
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born again, you better do so before the great day of the Lord,
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because you can have all kinds of debates and new fanciful ideas before that day.
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But once God himself picks off the tribulation, you've done run out of
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time. And you need to know. This chapter is screaming at you that
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if you are continuing in your sins, you have not been reborn and a
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ganajo, and you need to be born again, or you will not participate
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in Operation eagles wings. You will not get your hinds feet, you will
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not walk in your high places. You need to be born again before this
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event. Verse twenty four. For all flesh is of grass, and all
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the glory of man is as the fly of grass to grass withers and the
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flower falls away. But the word of the Lord endures forever. And this
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is the word which was preached among you. Take note. This is a
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direct quote from the step Tu agent, and this entire message comes from Isaiah
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chapter forty. It comes from Isaiah chapter forty. That's what these two final
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verses tell you. But you need to know this up front. This cannot
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be a quote from the Masoretic text because the Masoretic text adds verse seven.
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Did I take you by surprise? Flip open your bible right now to Isaiah
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chapter forty. Go to verse seven. This is what the Masoretic Text reads
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from the New American Standard Bible ninety five. The grass withers, the foul
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flame fades when the breath of the Lord blows upon it. Surely the people
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are grassed. This is not in the Septuagent. This verse is stuck in
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between. It would be in between one Peter chapter twenty four or one Peter
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chapter one, verse twenty four and verse twenty five. Isaiah chapter forty,
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verse seven is stuck in the middle in the Masoretic text. So you need
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to know that there is no denying that these verses are directly quoting the Septuagint.
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That's what it's doing. Let me read it to you from the translation
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that this ministry uses. It's the new English translation of the subtu Agin.
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I'll read it here, a voice of one saying, cry out, And
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I said, what shall I cry? All flesh is grass. All the
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glory of man is like the flower of grass. The grass is withered,
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the fower has fallen. But the word of our God remains forever. Go
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up on a high mountain, you who bring good tidings Tosion, lift up
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your voice with strength, You who bring good tidings to Jerusalem, lift it
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up. Do not bear say to the cities of Judah see your God.
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Now, I added. The rest of that stands in there. But you
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need to know. You need to know, beyond any shadow of a doubt,
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the Adiddo Regia manuscript for one Peter chapter one. These two verses are
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taken from the sep Coulagant, not from the masoretic text. That's why the
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clergy just fights tooth and nail over this chapter. You can prove beyond any
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shadow of a doubt with this chapter that it's the Gabraka that's true and the
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Hellenica that's true. One more time, what's the Hebraica. It's the dell
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Its New Testament coupled with the masotic Old Testament. This gives you a complete
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Hebrew Bible. It's used here in One Peter. The Hellenica of the complete
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Greek Bible is the Seguagent coupled with Yadida Regia. It is used here as
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well. Both are used First Peter Chapter one proves not only that you must
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be reborn in order to undergo Operation Eagles Wings, it proves that the Bible,
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God's Holy Word is a binary source code. I wish I could have
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spent more time talking about where this message comes from, because, as you
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you could tell from the final two verses, this entire chapter is designed off
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of the fulfillment of End Times Bible prophecy straight from Isaiah chapter forty. You
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need to know these things. They are detrimentally important to your loved ones.
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Ladies and gentlemen, you must begin to teach your children and your grandchildren that
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you must be born again. You need to make sure that you teach these
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two chapters to your children, to your grandchildren, to your nieces, to
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your nephews, to your brothers, to your sisters, to your parents.
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You must be born again. You must be born again. I understand that
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Antinomian free grace has overrun the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, but I'm
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dead bang here to tell you you must be born again, and you better
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seek for the dwelling of the Holy Spirit before the Great Day of the Lord,
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because I'm telling you true. The six Seal event is going to happen,
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and it's not the Perusia of Christ. It is the Great Day of
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the Lord, as highly detailed in the Old Testament text. If you need
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resources, if you need a strong concordance, if you would like a revised
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Geneva translation of the New Testament, if you would like a lexim English septuagint,
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or if you would like a new English translation of the Septuagin, get
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a hold of Maranatha Ministries. We will get you these resources for free because
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you better. You better pull up your bootstraps. I'm telling you that night,
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everything that God said was going to happen is a promise. You can
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take it to the bank. Until next time, Ladies and gentlemen, God
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bless, God speed. Thank you for listening to Maranatha Ministries with Matthew Miller.
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I appreciate you tuning in. For more information, stop by and visit
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Bible believing, Gospel preaching Christian, please repeat after me. I pledgere
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leag the Bible, God's holy Word. I will make it a lamp unto
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my feet and a light and to my path. It's yours, while I
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hide in my heart that I might not sin against God