Psalm 21:1-13

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the first time to

the Psalms Bible study. We're doing Psalm 22 today, and it's,

I haven't even read it. I mean, I just got

home from work, you know, on my weekends I have

to work on Saturday, I have to go check.

You've never read Psalm 21 before? Well, no.

Oh, I know what it's about. And the problem is,

it's going to take great restraint to restrain me from preaching.

Because this is about Psalm 2. This is about, okay,

Hebrews chapter 10, verses 11 through 14. This is about

Hebrews 10:11–14

Psalm 2. I mean, I could just, I could just,

that's just, I was polite and only gave you two sides, okay? So, Oh,

I know what it's about. That's what I'm trying to say.

I was actually joking.

Oh, you were joking. Anyway, I really don't. That's what

I was trying to say, that when I do look

at it, yeah. Boy, it is good to be here

with you, baby kicks. And, you know, it amazes me

how this affects you, Hal. Will you just calm me

right down? What is very good that I talk about

is the church has been greatly deceived into thinking that

Jesus Christ has received from God the Father what he wants. Now,

what really is so devastating to my psyche is that

People still euthanize their parents. They still abort their babies.

There's all kinds of rape and murder and adultery and incest.

Of course Jesus Christ has not got what he wanted yet.

Of course he hasn't. The promise remains that this is

what God has promised him. We are waiting for the

Father to put all of Jesus' enemies under his feet.

That obviously hasn't happened yet. And yet, upwards of half

the church, the church is divided by the truth right

down the middle. Okay? The truth goes right down the middle.

The word is right in the middle aisle. On the

right side is one camp. On the other side is preterist.

And they reject the millennial reign of Christ. They preach

that the priest and the bishops, all the clergy, Are ruling.

For Jesus Christ. They've actually replaced Jesus Christ. And they're

ruling for him. That's really what they believe. It's just astonishing.

So before we get started.

I mean.

I could probably almost quote the whole thing. Off the

top of my head. That's what it's about. We are.

Our blessed hope. Has got nothing to do with us.

Our blessed hope. is that Jesus gets what he deserves.

That's our blessed hope. So, okay. You probably read this

before we started, right? Okay, so you can probably calm

my storm. Okay. So why don't you, what's your thoughts?

Why do you agree? My thoughts.

Well, I read it. I was trying to think like, okay,

there's probably prophecy in here, but I couldn't come anywhere

near it. I had to think of it from the

viewpoint of King David because that's all I had. Right.

So I was reading it as, you know, when talking

about the king shall have joy in your strength, the Lord.

I was thinking, okay, David was talking about himself here.

So I was kind of in David's mind when I

was reading.

It. Are you done? Yes. Okay. That is exactly correct.

Because the rule and the reign of the Antichrist is

going to take place just like it did with David. Now,

God made great big promises to David, but who was

still king? Saul. Right? So yes, you're supposed to realize that, okay,

we talked about this earlier, that God's word is polysemic.

It is hyper-dimensional.

I was thinking of David being the king in this.

When I was talking about king, I was thinking David.

Okay. That is true. Why is that true too?

Because David will have joy in the strength of Jesus

because it will come from, Jesus will come from him. Yes.

So, And prophetically, isochronally, this is also on the.

As a part of one of those 144 hyper dimensions,

it's also David being bummed out because he's got all

the temple ready. He's got all the beams ready. He's

got the pews ready. And God says, no, no, no,

you may not build my house. You're a man of blood.

Your son will. So... This is David just, man, I'm

never going to be able to see the house. I

can't have the house. It was my, you understand the

idea was his, was his idea.

Oh, it's God's idea.

Amen. I stand corrected.

But God did it because of David. But he says,

you're not going to get to see it.

Because David was a man after his own heart. So

God took very kindly to David for that reason. And

that reason alone. cold yeah you could hear the wind

blowing so hard that it was making was making the

screen whistle okay you know since how this is a

psalm 21 bible study we probably better start it because

we haven't started.

It yet yeah because we're just well i was kind

of talking about because it says the the preface says

to the chief musician.

We know that's for the end For the end. Psalm

of David.

So I was talking about how it's a Psalm of

David and that's how I was able to get into

it and wrap my mind around it because I could

come nowhere to getting into the prophecy part except for

what David was talking about is to the extent that

David was talking about salvation and Christ and all of that.

Okay. Yes.

Knowing that would come but like in times for us

I can't even come close to it.

Okay, so I'm going to read to you what the

end is. Do not be misled. This is the end.

You all need to write it. You all need to

inscribe this somewhere. Get it made on t-shirts. Print it

off and put it in picture frames and put it

on your wall. You need to inscribe this. Hebrews chapter

Hebrews 10:11–14

10 verses 11 through 14. And every priest stands ministering

daily and offering repeatedly the same sacrifice which can never

take away sins. But this man, after he had offered

one sacrifice for sins forever, sat down at the right

hand of God. From that time, waiting till his enemies

are made his footstool. For by one offering, he has

perfected forever those who are being sanctified. This tells you.

This tells you. Once this event happens. No one else

will be born again. That's what it tells you. So.

This is what we're waiting. Let me read it again.

Do not be misled. This has not happened. No it hasn't.

From that time waiting till his enemies are made his footstool.

That comes from a psalm. We're going to. Read many

days from now, Lord willing, right? Lord willing. So, okay. Now,

after much ado, Rachel, I promise you I won't interrupt

you anymore. Go ahead and read.

The king shall have joy in your strength, O Lord,

and in your salvation how greatly he shall rejoice. You

have given him his harsh desires. and have not withheld

the request of his lips.

See you all. Okay, so that's what you're waiting on.

You're waiting for this to come true. And take note,

we can existentially prove to you when this is exactly

going to happen. Should I restrict my preaching or go ahead?

You don't have an opinion?

No, I don't have anything to say about that.

Okay, well then, that being the case... what should I do?

You need to know, I'm going to read to you.

Boy, this is... Okay, read for me verse 1 again,

because they need to be saturated with that verse. Read

verse 1.

The king shall have joy in your strength, O Lord,

and in your salvation how greatly shall he rejoice.

Okay. No one understand this can only happen one time.

It is the Lord Jesus Christ that will lead us

out of his barn. Okay. So we're in this place

that's protected, right? For three and a half years. You're

going to read that that when Jesus gets there, the

Lord is there. I'm not going to elaborate on why,

but this is when Jesus Christ leads us out of the...

How do I put that? Out of the confinement of security. Now,

that's elaborated in Isaiah chapter 26, the last verses. So listen,

Isaiah 26 · chapter mention

this is when this is going to be fulfilled. Micah

Micah 2:12

chapter 2 verse 12. I will surely assemble all of you, Jacob.

I will surely gather the remnant of Israel. I will

put them together like sheep of the fold, like a

flock in the midst of their pasture. They shall make

loud noise because so many people. The one who breaks

open will come up before them. That's God the Father.

They will pass out, pass through the great and go

by it. Their king, the Lord Jesus Christ, after his return, okay,

will pass before them with the Lord at their head.

That's when this comes true. That's when this is fulfilled.

Meaning with God the Father at their head.

Yes, this pillar, okay. This is exactly stated, actually, in

both the Hebrew and Greek. You know, when Joshua led

the Israelites across the dry riverbed of the Jordan. You

remember that, right? Joseph's name is Jesus. That's Jesus' name.

His name is actually Joseph in Hebrew. Okay? You can

plainly read this in both the Hebrew and the Greek. Okay?

And you need to know that the pillar of the

presence was there Until they crossed. And then the pillar

of the presence. Went back to heaven. The word. Illicitly

states this. That they only moved in the wilderness. When

the pillar of the presence. Would rise up and move somewhere.

And they would pitch tent. They would pitch camp.

So it was a dimension. And then they came out

of it. It was a womb.

Let me answer your question. Okay. You know their clothes

didn't wear out. Now, that's really easy for lazy people.

The problem is the sandals. Their sandals didn't wear out

after over 40 years.

Right?

So what you said is the obvious answer. That's obvious. Okay? So,

but man, you just.

Which means the Ark was a dimension or a womb.

Noah's Ark was a dimension.

Not only that, the Ark of the Covenant. But look

at it like this. How can I teach you?

They were all the same dimension, right?

Okay. Okay.

Same dimension?

I will physically show you and then you will know.

Okay?

So I have to try to explain to you.

Be patient. Okay?

Accept it. Things work for a reason, Rachel. Okay? What

he said was, and I'm only saying this because you

asked me. We are in his bosom. Do you understand?

This was where he came to. We were out here.

The Ark of the Covenant, Noah's Ark, was the zipper So,

during this time, we were in here and he went

like this. When they crossed the Jordan, we come out.

That's how their clothes never wore out. Okay? So, that's

enough for today. Okay? But you understand that, right? The

Ark of the Covenant and Noah's Ark Was the zipper.

So.

So. So. It's saying that Jesus Christ. Will be on earth.

When the father. Unzips. And we come out.

Will he be inside or outside?

He's outside. We're inside the gate. Listen, I read it

to you. You need to hearken to the verse. Listen

to it. Listen. The one who breaks open will come

up before them. They will pass out, pass through the

gate and go out by it. Their king will pass

before them with the Lord at their head. Jesus Christ

comes down. He cracks the Mount of Olives in two.

This thing comes open and we parade in front of it.

That's what it says. That's what it means in Hebrew

and Greek. The English is... A translation is only ever poetic.

It will never tell you what it's actually... I mean,

even if we were reading this in Spanish, which is

a fantastically superior translation than any English. Because in Spanish...

they at least hold to feminine and masculine verb and

noun forms, right? So Spanish is 10,000 times better than English,

but it's only poetic in itself because it's not the

actual Hebrew and Greek, okay? So that being said, I

have no intention of sharing that, and the Lord keeps

doing that to me today. He keeps making me say

things I wouldn't normally say, And holding back from things

I shouldn't say. So. Anyway. This is very encouraging to me.

These things are true. This is. What Psalms 90. Or

what Psalms 21 is. Is God telling you. The facts.

Of a future situation. He's telling you. By the way.

This is what I'm going to do.

So.

I'm out of breath. So anyway, I guess verse 3,

unless you've got more about those first two verses.

Selah, for you meet him with the blessings of goodness.

You set a crown of pure gold upon his head.

Okay, stop. I can't contain myself. You need to understand

what's being said here. Let me jump over here. Let

me jump over here. Sorry, everybody. Just all over the

place today. So, take note. Okay. This verse is what

Revelation chapter 3 verse 18 is talking about. Yes. Yes

Revelation 3:18

it is. This gold she referred to. I will show you.

I counsel you to buy from me. Gold refined in

the fire. That you may be rich. And white garments.

That you may be clothed. That your shame of your nakedness.

May not be revealed. And anoint your eyes with salve.

That you may see. Okay. Rachel's back. I'm done preaching.

Okay he he asked life from you and you gave

it to him length of days forever and ever his

glory is great in your salvation honor and majesty You

have placed upon him. For you have made him most

blessed forever. You have made him exceedingly glad with your presence.

For the king trusts in the Lord. And through the

mercy of the Most High, he shall not be moved.

Pause. This is literally the parable of the wedding banquet.

This is literally what he's talking about. Jesus Christ is

very glad that God the Father has protected the bride

in the wedding hall, in the banquet hall. That's exactly

what it says. It doesn't say anything left or right

at that. That's exactly what it says, that the king

protects everybody, okay? There are the five foolish virgins that

don't even make it in. There are the people that

come in without their wedding garments. They have soiled their garments.

Per Hebrews chapter 10 verses 26 through 29. And they've

Hebrews 10:26–29

been ejected from the wedding hall. From the banquet hall.

And you never see Jesus Christ show up in the

parable of the wedding banquet. Do you? This is why.

That's why. But if you don't know that. You read

these verses and it's just. Well, when's the last time

you heard a sermon on Psalm 21, Rachel? I mean,

outside of your husband. I'll tell you.

Never.

Because they... It's obviously... It's obviously talking about this time.

But when it's your intention to deceive God's children, you

have to go left or right of the center aisle.

You have to. You have to. The us... Look. It's

prophesied that what these bad shepherds are going to do

is going to lead you down the aisle and have

you seat either left or right. They're going to seat you. Right.

You need to keep going down the aisle to the cross. Right.

I think a lot of pastors, though, that just didn't

understand it and didn't want to preach about something that

they didn't understand.

Which is wise. Pastor Gary.

So.

Yeah. Amen. Amen. Amen.

So it's better not to if you don't understand it.

Because those who teach and preach are going to be

judged more harshly than those who do not.

Thus saith the word. Thus saith the word, praise God.

All right, baby. Let's roll on.

Your hand will find all your enemies. Your right hand

will find those who hate you. You shall make them

as a fiery oven in the time of your anger.

The Lord shall swallow them up in all his wrath,

and the fire shall devour them. Their offspring you shall

destroy from the earth, and their descendants from among the

sons of men. For they intended evil against you. They

devised a plot which they are not able to perform. Therefore,

you will make them turn their back. You will make

ready your arrows on your string toward their faces. Be exalted,

O Lord, in your own strength. We will sing and

praise your power.

Here we go again. Through this whole mess, we're offering

sacrifices of praise. Anyway... Take note the verse 10. Is massively. Isochronal.

This happens. First and foremost. The battle of Armageddon. And

the chariots placed on top. At the battle of Gog

and Magog. After the millennial reign of Christ. That being

the case. You will never ever hear. A dispensationalist. Or

a preterist. Preach about Psalm 21 verse 10.

Psalms 21:10

Because. They either don't understand it or they want to

take your attention away from what their spirit is rejecting.

Amen. They're ushers that's trying to sit you on the

right side of the truth. They want you to go

on the right side.

Or rather the left side.

The right side is the right side.

The left side is wrong.

The right side is right. Amen. No, you don't get seated.

You walk straight down to the cross that's at the

head of the sanctuary. So, very exciting 13 verses. It

makes me feel better.

So, it brought to mind this thing I've been reading

in Proverbs.

Amen.

Sorry to take you to a completely different place, but.

Enlighten me. What? Hold on. Okay.

Proverbs 9, verse 13. A foolish woman is clamorous. She

Proverbs 9:13

is simple and knows nothing. For she sits at the

door of her house on a seat by the highest

places in the city. to call to those who pass by,

who go straight on their way. Whoever is simple, let

him turn in here and ask for him who lacks understanding.

She says to him, stolen water is sweet and bread

eaten in secret is pleasant. But he does not know

that the dead are there, that her guests are in

the depths of hell. So that's what I was picturing

when you were talking about the aisle.

Amen. Amen. This is truly the spirit interacting between two

body members. I'm not going to start preaching. I obviously

don't need to preach to you, do I? But, man,

so much there. I mean, so much there. It plainly

described to you the difference between a foolish virgin and

someone without their wedding garments on. But it makes you

take a deep breath. So refreshing after a very trying week.

Trying couple of weeks. I think that's half the problem.

There's been so much going on that I'm losing the

chronology because it's been mixed up with work, home, and

the ministry. But now that you say that, what makes

me think it's been a few weeks?

There's been numerous battles happening, for sure.

Did I win any of them?

It doesn't matter whether you win them. It matters whether

Christ won.

The promises remain. Oh, he will. He will win them.

Thus saith the word.

He is winning them.

Amen.

He's in the process of winning them.

Amen. Okay. Anything else or should we open it up

for questions? And hope nobody throws a shoe at us.

Open it up for questions.

All right, everybody. Any questions or comments? Anything you want

to talk about? Man, here lately I've been getting over easy.

Going once. Going twice. Third time's the charm, people. Until

next time, God bless. Godspeed.