His Blood Speaks

Good evening. Welcome to a voice in the wilderness. I'm Don Noble of

Pure Heart Ministries, and I welcome you today with exceedingly abundantly and overflowing joy.

Well, before I begin again, I want to remind you of a

Bible study I teach every Wednesday night, six pm, Top Hat Pools and

Stoves, twenty two fifty eight Main Street, Wheeling, West Virginia, and

I'll be announcing at some point, probably toward the end of summer, and

God willing, it could even be sooner than that. But I'm going to

start teaching a healing school, and I'm not sure what night that'll be.

It may be a Monday night, it may be a Friday night. But

anyway, if you live in the local area, I continue to encourage you,

please come sit under solid biblical teaching. Wednesday's six pm. So we'd

love to have you tonight. I want to talk to you about His Blood

speaks. Now, we are all familiar with the Genesis account of Adam and

Eve's sons, Cain and Abel. Cain murdered his brother Abel in the midst

of his jealous rage over his offering being rejected by God. Cain became exceedingly

angry and indignant and looked sad and depressed. Scripture says the Lord gave Cain

a warning that Sin was crouching at his door and that Sin's desire was working

on Cain, and the Lord even said to him, you must master it.

But Cain did not heed the word of the Lord and took his life

out in the field. When the Lord asked Cain where his brother was,

Cain gave a smart alec answer, am I my brother's keeper. Then the

Lord said, what have you done? The voice of your brother's blood cries

out to me from the ground. That's Genesis chapter four, verse ten.

God said he could hear Abel's blood crying. The Hebrew word cry means to

shriek, to proclaim, to call together. Abel's blood was shrieking and calling

out for vengeance, proclaiming before God and man that his life was poured out

into the ground by anger, wrath, and jealousy of his brother. It

was a loud voice seeking justice. Hebrews chapter eleven, verse four in the

Amplified Classic says this prompted actuated by faith able brought God a better and more

acceptable sacrifice than Cain, because of which it was testified of him that he

was righteous, that he was upright and in right standing with God, and

God bore witness by accepting and acknowledging his gifts. And though he died yet

through the incident, he is still speaking. Hebrews Chapter twelve, verse twenty

four says this, and to Jesus, the mediator of the new Covenant,

and to the sprinkled blood, which speaks of mercy, a better and nobler

and more gracious message than the blood of Abel, which cried out for vengeance.

Let me make it clear. Abel's blood cries out for vengeance. Jesus'

blood, which he presented as an atoning sacrifice for all mankind for all time,

cries out for mercy, for forgiveness, and for justice. Listen to

what Hebrews chapter nine, verses twenty three through twenty six say. By such

means, therefore, it was necessary for the earthly copies of the heavenly things

to be purified, But the actual heavenly things themselves required far better and nobler

sacrifices than these. For Christ, the Messiah, has not entered into a

sanctuary made with human hands, only a copy and pattern and type of the

true one. But he has entered into Heaven itself now to appear in the

very presence of God on our behalf. Nor did he enter into the heavenly

sanctuary to offer himself regularly again and again, as the High priest entered the

Holy of Holies every year with blood not of his own. For then would

he often have had to suffer meaning Christ over and over again since the foundation

of the world. But as it is now, he has once for all,

at the consummation and clothes of the ages, appeared to put away and

abolish sin by his sacrifice of himself. Now this is the cross and a

nutshell right here he has once for all, In other words, one time.

This is it for all, at the consummation and clothes of the ages,

appeared to put away and abolish sin by his sacrifice of him self.

So in the Old Testament it was the blood of bulls and goats that was

used in the Holy of Holies to make atonement. But it was just a

covering. That blood of bulls and goats had no power whatsoever to abolish sin.

Uh uh. The only one with the power to abolish sin was Jesus

and his blood. That blood abolished sin. So this set of scriptures that

I just read to you from Hebrews are very profound, and I would highly,

highly encourage you in this week before Resurrection Sunday to read those scriptures again

so that you have a very good, strong understanding of what they are saying

and what it means. Then you'll have a deeper appreciation for the Cross.

You see. Now, I know people avoid the Book of Hebrews for whatever

reason, But in the Book of Hebrews, I mean, you're talking the

meat of scripture. This is not the milk, This is not elementary things.

This is meat. This is stuff to chew on. This is stuff

to think about. And of course Holy Week is a wonderful time to be

thinking about the Cross. What Jesus did for you and I He abolished sin

with his blood, hallelujah. So it took the blood of bulls and goats

to purify the earthly vessels for the sanctuary. There were many vessels. There

were chalices, and there was the table of showbread, and there were the

lamp stands. Those had to be purified with blood. Well, the only

blood that could be used to purify it was the blood of bulls and goats.

But there was a far better and nobler sacrifice than bulls and goats,

and that was the blood of Jesus. And the sanctuary that Jesus entered,

that heavenly sanctuary. It was not made with human hands like the sanctuary that

was made during Moses' time. No, no, no, Jesus entered into

the very presence of God. He became the mercy seat. And that mercy

continues to cry out two thousand years later. Yes, that blood of Jesus,

scripture says, speaks better things. Oh you bet, it speaks better

things. It speaks excellent and superior things about you and to you. That

voice of Jesus blood is proclaiming mercy, mercy, more mercy, above and

beyond what you could think or ask. As Jesus hung on the cross,

massive visualize this in your mind. Visualize him hanging on the cross. Massive

amounts of blood had dripped from his head, his face, his back,

his wrists, his feet, and when the Roman soldier pierced the side of

Jesus with his sword, more blood and water fell onto the ground. The

earth was saturated with the blood of Jesus. And let me tell you,

just one drop, one drop, one tiny drop of jesus blood would have

been enough to abolish all the sins of the world, let alone the massive

amounts of blood that Jesus lost that day, And the voice of his blood

was resounding throughout heaven, throughout earth and hell. Make no mistake, the

veil in the temple tore into and his blood cried with justice. Now,

now we had been given access to the throne, Imagine, imagine coming to

the throne of grace. It reminds me of the parable of the persistent widow

and the unjust judge. She kept hounding him until he finally gave in to

her request. This judge was refusing to provide justice because he was an uncaring,

unfit, and ungodly judge. Now, aren't you thankful that because of

Jesus' blood that cries out for mercy, forgiveness and justice, we receive the

whole package, not because we deserve it, not because we've earned it,

just because God loves us. So, jesus blood is crying out for those

who are far away, hidden in the darkness of addiction, those who are

ravaged by sexual assault, those who have lost their way into New age satanic

or witchcraft, lifestyles, those who have no belief that God exists, and

those who have given themselves over to the LGBTQ movement. Mercy awaits them,

forgiveness awaits them. Justice is waiting this holy season. I'm sure you know

of folks, family and friends who need the loving arms of the Savior.

Would you pray and invite them to church for Easter. It's they say that

people if they were just invited to eat church on Easter, they would come.

So I encourage you to do that. Jesus uttered these powerful words as

he was about to take his last breath. He said, Father, forgive

them, for they know not what they're doing. See, they just didn't

know. But boy, oh boy, his whole visage on that cross cried

out mercy, mercy, mercy instead of vengeance. Jesus Blood speaks of life

and freedom. So many people are tied up in so much bondage. Even

many Christians are tied up in a lot of bondage. But Jesus Blood gave

us life, not death. There's such a strong spirit of death that has

overwhelmed the people of our nation and of course the whole world. So many

young people contemplating suicide look at what Hebrews chapter nine, verse twelve says.

It says he Jesus went once for all into the Holy of holies of Heaven,

not by virtue of the blood of goats and calves, by which to

make reconciliation between man and God, but by his own blood, having found

and secured a complete redemption, an everlasting release for us. Verse fourteen,

same chapter Hebrews nine says this, how much more surely shall the blood of

Christ, who, by virtue of his eternal spirit, his own pre existent

divine personality, has offered himself as an unblemished sacrifice to God, purify our

consciences from dead works and lifeless observance observances to serve the ever living God.

Well, you see that blood of Jesus made reconciliation between man and God,

and those who receive Christ receive that peace, and they are no longer enemies

of the Cross, enemies of Jesus. And not only that his blood purifies

our conscience from dead works and lifeless observances to serve the living God. So

the whole point is to give us eternal life with Him. I want to

conclude sharing scriptures from Romans, the book of Romans, Chapter five, verses

eight through twenty one, and this is from the amplified Classic. But God

shows clearly. But God shows and clearly proves his own love for us by

the fact that we were still sinners, Christ the Messiah, while we were

still sinners, that anointed one died for us. Therefore, since we are

now justified, which means acquitted, made righteous, and brought into right relationship

with God by Christ's blood, how much more certain is it that we shall

be saved by Him from the indignation and wrath of God. For if while

we were enemies we were reconciled to God through the death of his son,

it is much more certain now that we are reconciled that we shall be saved

daily delivered from Sin's dominion through His resurrection life. Not only so, but

we all also rejoice and exultingly glory in God, in his love and his

perfection, through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom we have now received and

enjoy our reconciliation. Therefore, as sin came into the world through one man,

Adam, and death as the result of sin, so death spread to

all men, no one being able to stop it or escape its power because

all men sinned. To be sure, sin was in the world before ever

the law was given. But sin is not charged to men's account where there

is no law to transgress. Yet death held sway from Adam to Moses,

the lawgiver, even over those who did not themselves transgress a positive command as

Adam did. Adam was a type, a prefigure of the one who was

to come in reverse, the former destructive, the latter saving. But God's

free gift is not at all to be compared to the trespass. His grace

is out of all proportion to the fallen man. For if many died through

one man's falling away, his lapse, his offense, much more profusely did

God's grace and the free gift that comes through the the undeserved favor of the

one man Jesus Christ, abound and overflow two and for the benefit of many.

Nor is the free gift at all to be compared to the effect of

that one man's sin. For the sentence following the trespass of one man brought

condemnation, whereas the free gift following many transgressions brings justification, an act of

righteousness. For if because of one man's trespass, lapse, and offense,

death reigned through that one. Much more surely will those who receive God's overflowing

grace, unmerited favor, and the free gift of righteousness, putting them into

right standing with Christ, reign as kings in life through the one Man,

Jesus Christ, the Messiah, the Mashiak, the anointed One. Well,

then, as one man's trespass, one man's false step and falling away led

to condemnation for all men, so one man's active righteousness leads to acquittal and

right standing with God and life for all men. For just as by one

man's disobedience, failing to hear heedlessness carelessness, the many were constitututed sinners,

so by one man's obedience, the many will be constituted righteous, made acceptable

to God, and brought into right standing with him. But then law came

in, only to expand and increase the trespass, making it more apparent and

exciting opposition. But where sin increased and abounded, grace, God's unmerited favor

has surpassed it and increased the more and super abounded, so that just as

sin has reigned in death, so grace his unearned and undeserved favor might reign

also through righteousness right standing with God, which issues in eternal life through Jesus

Christ, the Messiah, the Anointed wan our Lord, who I'm telling you

those scriptures Romans eight, excuse me, Romans five, eight through twenty one.

That's enough to just give a shout of hallelujah. Two. And you

see what Paul did. Because Paul was like a lawyer, he made the

comparison. He was always comparing in these scriptures Adam sin, Christ's redemption,

Adam's falling, Jesus giving us undeserved favor. I love this. I'm gonna

read this again. I love this verse fifteen. But God's free gifts.

See, salvation is a free gift. You can't earn it, you can't

deserve it, there's nothing, there's nothing you can do. It's a free

gift. And the scripture says it is not at all to be compared to

the trespass or sin, because his grace is completely out of proportion to the

fall of man. See, the sin of Adam was great, absolutely great,

changed everything. But God's grace is so much more greater than that that

Paul saying here that you can't even compare the two, because grace is way,

way, way, way way out of proportion to the fall of man.

In other words, it's just greater. So the free gift of salvation,

that grace is so profound. It goes on to say, it says,

for if many died through one man's falling away, referring to Adam,

Adam had a lapse, he had an offense, he sinned. And it

says, for if many died through one man's falling away, much more profusely

did God's grace and the free gift that comes through the undeserved favor of the

one man Jesus Christ abound and overflow to for the benefit of many. And

so when I'm talking about all of these unsaved people, and you you know

many of them, and many of them fall under the categories that I share

tonight, look at look at this God's grace and free gift it comes.

You can't deserve it. It's undeserved favor that Jesus gives. And I love

this. It says, it's abounding, it's overflowing to that individual, and

it's for the benefit of the many. And nor is the free gift at

all to be compared to the effect of that one man's sins. See,

there's no comparison. Paul's telling you you can't compare them. It's it's so

beyond actually, so beyond our comprehension. Amen for the sentence following the trespass,

the sin of one man Adam brought condemnation, whereas the free gift that

followed from Christ many transgressions or sins brought justification, an active righteousness. That's

what Jesus Blood did for us. It made us righteous. It gave us

an opportunity to do something we could never have dreamed of. We could never

have figured it out in a million gazillion years. That's why I say,

if you take the time to meditate on these scriptures, boy oh boy,

you're gonna get excited about being a Christian. Hallelujah. So Jesus Blood is

speaking to you today. It surely is speaking to you today. And if

you don't know Jesus, he wants to give you the gift of eternal life.

Just believe in him. Just believe in him. If you confess with

your mouth that Jesus is Lord and Savior, and you believe in your heart,

God raised him from the dead. You shall be saved. Wow.

Wow, isn't that exciting. I'll close with this, I am wishing each

and every one of you listening the most joyous and blessed resurrection Sunday ever,

ever, ever, And just enjoy the mere fact of what his blood is

speaking to you, your loved ones, your unsafe family, your unsafe neighbors,

coworkers, friends. Wow. That's power. Blessings to you, to

all of you in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen. Well, you

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next week. This is Don Nobles saying, shalloam, shalloam? Peace be unto you