Psalm 22:1-31

Welcome ladies and gentlemen welcome to the psalms bible study

with matthew and rachel boy this is big stuff today

psalm 22 um before we started recording um we were

talking about how this is really a big big big

song it's about jesus it's the jesus song but.

Yeah but it's also it's like it's different um Points

in time, which, you know, it's not just Jesus' crucifixion.

It is David talking about something he's going through.

Right.

And it's going to, it's, so it starts out, or the,

what do you call this in the top? What do

you call that?

Just the stanza heading from the New King James Version.

No, this part.

Oh, the intro. Yes, the intro.

Okay.

To the cheap musician set to the deer.

Of the dawn. Yes.

Which means that's about when we get our Heinz feet.

Yes. Yes, it's about when we get our Heinz feet.

So it's also then, too.

Yes, it's also then, too. So you have to realize

who's being forsaken here. Oh, my goodness. Well, we have

to go through the birth pangs, right?

Yep.

So that should predicate you, but then this Psalm is,

is referenced to the son of perdition with Judas Iscariot.

So man, this is just, this is deep stuff. And

before we get started.

We also have the, the, the, um, um, the later

son of perdition. Yes.

The final son of perdition. Um, Going to do an

interview about that today on the True French Society on

YouTube with Mike Stibb. So hope everybody checks that out.

That's going to be here in what, three hours? So anyway,

just doing a shameless plug for Mike, a very good

friend of mine. Good stuff over at the True French Society.

So this thing is just jam-packed. And if you don't

know these things up front, Boy, this can be.

Yeah, I feel like really, like this could be... I mean, obviously,

this is going to have to be a short, a shorter, abbreviated,

just basic Bible study. But you could go very deep

into this. This could be a.

Week-long Bible study if.

If you really get into all of it. We can't

do that obviously. So I don't know. You're just going

to have to tell me. If I'm asking questions. That

we can't cover. Because there are so many things. I

have so many questions. And so.

Well baby. The spirit must move. So you're going to

have to ask your questions.

But you know. You might not be able to answer.

All of them without.

Taking us into a week-long Bible study, which would have

to be separate. This is meant to be just the

most basic, right?

Right. And not only that, ladies and gentlemen, you have

to remember this. It's not the information that's important. What's

important is that the Spirit moves. And this is what's

going to happen when the four spirits of heaven begin

to stir up our dry bones, is that the Spirit moves.

is magnified at a geometric level, the more of us

are together. So that's what's important. Yes, I could create

information overload, but not only you, but with my wife.

I mean, even after 35 years of marriage, I can

do this very quickly, and she will have to tell me,

you need to stop, that's too much. So the spirit

needs to move, and the information can't inhibit that movement.

So with that in mind, Once again, we're going to

mind everybody. We do everything in the New King James Version.

The ministry switched over to the New King James Version.

I can't remember, but because of my children.

All of the other versions are just evil. They're evil.

No, they're just translations.

Every translation in the Bible is good because the Spirit

can move with it. Even a children's Bible story book

can move with it. um, the spirit can move. So, um, it's,

there's no bad translation of the Bible unless it is

just completely and intentionally trying to, um, take away or add.

Yes. So boy, um, I'm really hesitant to, wow. Why

don't you just start reading? Let's just let the spirit move.

The spirit will tell me what I should share. Go ahead.

Psalm 22. To the chief musician set to the deer

of the dawn. A psalm of David. My God, my God.

Why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far

from helping me? And from the words of my groaning? Oh,

my God. I cry in the daytime, but you do

not hear. And in the night season. And I'm not silent. Okay,

I'm So the verb tense is different. Right there. Not

the verb. What is that?

What?

This.

Am?

Yeah.

Preposition.

The preposition is a little different.

Oh, my God.

Yes.

I cry in the daytime, but you do not hear.

And in the night season. And am not silent.

And am not silent.

Am.

He's referring to both of them, right?

Yeah. Yes.

So when he says, my God, that's talking about Jesus.

I cry in the daytime. But you do not hear

God the Father. And in the night season. And am

not silent.

Yes, so prophetically he's saying here in the Hebrew. How

did you see this? Because I did not tell you this. Here,

what this is prophetically saying in the Hebrew is that

you will know that he is the I am God.

when he raises from the darkness, once he's resurrected. That's

what this is. And you can't see this in English.

How did you know that?

I just, it was just, it didn't flow. I mean,

for somebody who was just at the, you know, in

my schooling years, I was pretty good at, you know,

English and all of the... all of that stuff and

I can tell when something doesn't flow as it should.

So that's why I, that's why I noticed it. I

guess it was just a little, it was like a little, um,

a little bump.

A little bump.

Um, yeah, it just felt like a little bump, but

it's not really a little bump. It's actually quite big here. So,

Usually when I notice those little, when I'm reading it,

I notice that where it's not quite.

Smooth.

When I'm reading it, that's kind of an indication to

me that there's something more.

And prophetically, this night season is what Jesus Christ was

talking about when he warns them, the night is coming

when no good deed could be done. And they cleared,

even though he had given them the greatest prophecy multiple times,

he literally looked at the disciples and said, unless you

pick up your cross and follow me, you're not worthy.

He tells them this multiple times before the crucifixion, and

they were completely clueless he was going to be crucified.

They just could not understand it because they had been

ingrained that the Messiah was a military deliverer from the

nations now we can prove this with the Habakkuk commentary

on display in Israel right now there it plainly states

that that the Chaldeans there in their commentary they say

that's Rome because Rome's in charge so The Habakkuk commentary

plainly displays to the world what the Hebraists think. So,

that's why verse 3 says what it says. Once again,

if you scrutinize this, it is prophetically saying that Israel

is going to be the persecutor here. And that's exactly

what happened. Israel was exemplified through the Sanhedrin and it

was the Sanhedrin that put him to the cross. So

I've said enough. So what's your thoughts on that?

Not nearly as much as what you said. I was

just thinking in the ninth season that was when he

was during when he was in the grave and he

was not silent because he ministered to Abraham and Jacob

and all of them who were in Hades.

Yes.

I mean, that's the only thing that.

Came to my mind. So before we go any further,

you've already said that the first verse says that it's

about the deer of the dung, right? For one in Hebrew,

it's not deer, it's dung. This is feminine. And I

want everybody to know this. I'm not going to spend

a length of time on it, But there, it's Shakar. Now,

if you don't know that, that's where you get, and

quite falsely, the word Lucifer. There you get from the Latin,

it says Lucifer, son of the dawn. There in Hebrew,

it's Shakar. So this whole thing is supposed to be

cast in that line. I said it once and I'm

going to have to say it again. You need to

prepare for the coming birth pangs. This is true. Matthew

Matthew 24 · chapter mention

chapter 24, Jesus Christ plainly describes to you in alphabetical

order the first five seals. And then he states himself

that what starts the great tribulation is the abomination of desolation.

He says that in verse 15 of Matthew 24. So

the first 14 verses, you need to get this through

your head. We who are alive and remain, when these

things start, this is why 2 Thessalonians chapter 2 verses,

2 Thessalonians 2 · chapter mention

you know, well, the first four verses, they plainly state

that that the great day of the Lord can't happen

until the man of sin has made his transition into

the son of perdition. We're going to see these things.

This is going to be done in the chateau of Shakar.

So I just.

Had, I mean, I know we're not supposed to be

talking about anything political, but when I see what, um,

what the zealots are doing, that is.

All this violence, it makes me think that they're trying

to push the coming of their Messiah. They're trying to

push it. I know I'm not supposed to say anything political.

No, you weren't supposed to say that. But I will

tell you this. No, we don't do politics. I don't

know why you're saying this, but The Spirit is moving

and has just nudged me, so I'm going to say it,

and that's it. We're doing Psalms. This is important. You

need to understand why Hebron is so important, people. The

Judaists believe that Messiah ben David must start his public

ministry in Hebron. You need to know that. That's why

they're in Hebron. There's such... recent political things about the townspeople,

which are all Palestinian, you know, they're being ruled by

this small enclave of Israelis under the enforcement of the IDF. So, yes,

this is all in the politics of, we can't do that,

so please read. We can't get stuck on it.

Okay, I was just saying, you know, kind of how

this plays into But you are holy, enthroned in the

praises of Israel. Our fathers trusted in you. They trusted

and you delivered them. They cried to you and were delivered.

They trusted in you and were not ashamed. But I

am a worm and no man. a reproach of men,

and despised by the people. All those who see me

ridicule me. They shoot out the lip. They shake the head, saying,

He trusted in the Lord. Let him rescue him. Let

him deliver him, since he delights in him. And we

know they said that to Jesus.

Yes, going back, okay, That's why this says what it says.

It says, but you are holy, enthroned in the praises

of Israel. Then it says, our fathers trusted in you.

They trusted, and you delivered them. Okay, so it's very

clear he is talking about, at this point in time,

the Sanhedrin, those that are in charge. And take note,

as I already referenced before, this is talking about God

the Father and the Son. And it makes this switch

and it leaves the Judaist wondering, wait a minute, who

is he talking about? Okay, so it is saying that

Israel is doing the persecuting of this man. And by

saying the word worm in Hebrew, this is very important.

Because to the Judaist, this is their number one sign

that someone is in Sheol. It's because the worm... Digest them.

That's how their body is consumed, is by the worms.

So this is prophetically saying that they're going to kill me.

But in Hebrew, it's very convoluted for the Judaists because,

wait a minute, I thought we were talking about God.

And now we're not talking about God. Now we're talking

about somebody who Israel has killed. So, that's why a

lot of people, you see this change there. What is

this change from verse 5 to verse 6? When you

tear this apart in Hebrew and you lay it out

and start making your charts, you realize, wait a minute.

The subject was God. The subject is still God. This

can't be sane. That Israel is going to do this

to God. But that is categorically. What they did. It's

categorically what they did. So anyway. I've said enough about that.

Everybody knows. These crossed references.

You know.

They're all over the place. Isaiah. Job 25. 6. They're

just everywhere, and I could just spend an hour right here.

But everybody knows this psalm is quoted everywhere in the

New Testament. Okay, so let me take time to show

you where this is going. Okay, so Matthew 26, verse 24.

Matthew 26:24

It's quoting Psalm 22. The Son of Man goeth as

it is written of Him, but woe unto who the

Son of Man is betrayed. It had been good for

that man had not been born. It's quoted, in Matthew

27 three times it's in 35 43 and 46 going

on it's in Mark chapter 15 the very first verse

Mark 15 · chapter mention

it's in John 19 and John 20 it's in 1st

Corinthians chapter 15 Verse 3. It's in Hebrews chapter 2,

Hebrews 2:12

verse 12. This psalm is everywhere. And this is the message.

What this is talking about, what this is talking about,

is when God gets betrayed. That's what it's talking about. Alright, Rachel,

I've said enough. But everybody needs to realize that in

the backdrop, I haven't brought it out yet, but Literally,

he's likening to what God did to his children as

a birth. If you're reading this in Hebrew, when it

says deliver, you need to realize what that is also

saying in Hebrew. This is also talking about a baby.

This is why the New Testament literally says that one

of Jesus Christ's primary titles is prototokos nekros. He's the

firstborn from the dead. That was the reference to the worm.

I'm going too far, ain't I? Yeah. Okay, sorry. We

probably should move on. Okay, we should move on, Rachel says.

Let's go.

But you are he who took me out of the womb.

You made me trust while on my mother's breasts. I

was cast upon you from birth. From my mother's womb,

you have been my God. Be not far from me,

for trouble is near, for there is none to help.

And this is talking about... Say.

It.

I can't remember the word. Moshain. Yeah. This literally has

its fulfillment in Revelation chapter 12. In Isaiah chapter 26.

Revelation 12 · chapter mention Isaiah 26 · chapter mention

It is talking about Jesus too. More important.

It is talking about when Jesus was born as well.

So I'm not trying to take away from that either.

It's just saying more than one thing.

Right. But this is literally... Remember, ladies and gentlemen, Jesus

was not taken to heaven.

No.

Joseph and Mary... Well, let me rephrase that. Joseph took

the baby and his mother to Egypt.

So.

This isn't literally talking about Jesus. It's prophetically speaking about Jesus.

Jesus was taken to heaven later when he ascended.

When he ascended later, after he had been born from

the dead. After he'd been born from the tomb, not

the womb. But more importantly, if I get there, this

is literally fulfilled by Jesus Christ in Matthew chapter 24,

Matthew 24:19

verse 19. It states, but woe to those who are pregnant,

those who are nursing babies in those days. So that

should give you a hint when this is going to

take place, boy. But yes, this is literally talking about

the Moshim, if you want to know about that. Isaiah

Isaiah 26 · chapter mention

chapter 26, Nehemiah chapter 9, verse 27, and the book

Nehemiah 9:27

of Obadiah. And Revelation chapter 14, verses 1 through 5.

Revelation 14:1–5

I've said enough. Back to you.

Many bulls have surrounded me. Strong bulls of Bashan have

encircled me. Stop.

Prophetically beyond contestation, repeatedly in the Hebrew, he refers to

the bulls of Bashan. That's in reference to these fallen angels.

That's in reference also to the divine council. So, just

so you know, the bulls of Bashan are angels. Go ahead.

They gape at me with their mouths like wraiths. a

raging and roaring lion I am poured out like water

and all my bones are out of joint well that

was when he was when they pierced him with the

sword the water and blood came out mixed all my

bones are out of joint which would have happened when he.

Was on the cross because he leaning yeah we don't

need to explain yes My heart.

Is like wax, it has melted within me. My strength

is dried up like a paw shirt. And my tongue

cleans my jaws, you have brought me to the dust

of death. For dogs have surrounded me. The congregation of

the wicked has enclosed me.

I just want to. Pause that for everybody. Just for

a minute. You need to understand that. In the Septuagint here. Yes.

That word there you see. For congregation. That's G.

4864.

That's synagogue. Literally just saying. What exactly happened. They handed

Jesus up. To those who ran the synagogue. That was

the Sanhedrin. Anyway.

So what does the dogs represent?

That's a really bad. Bad reference. Death and dogs. Are

only tied in one Hebrew chapter. Jezebel. And her death.

So this is a prophetic reference. And believe me. We

don't have time to tear this apart. Especially in the Greek.

This is the prophetic tie-in here with Jezebel being the

great harlot. It is the church. It's not Muslims. It's

not Buddhist. It's not atheist. That's not who does the

great apostasy. These people are inside the congregation. Inside the church.

So why would they have surrounded Jesus? He's not Jezebel.

They surrounded him and killed him. Okay?

Okay?

Yes, they're the ones that handed him over to Pilot. Okay,

go ahead. Where did I stop? 17.

I can count all my bones. They look and stare

at me. Is that referring to the dry bones? I

know that it was also referring to the fact that

he was in so much pain that he felt every

one of his bones, and I get that, but it's also...

The dry bones.

Yes.

And remember who this is for. You said it yourself.

It's for the deer of the dawn. It's for us.

It's for that group that's alive and remain.

Okay.

So anyway, let me read those again. 16 to 17.

For dogs have surrounded me. The congregation of the wicked

has enclosed me. It's prophetically saying here. The congregation is

a harlot. Anyway, they pierced my hands and my feet.

We know how he was crucified. I count all my bones.

They look and stare at me. This is literally the

investigation because how they would end the crucifixion would break

their leg bones so they could no longer push up

and take a breath.

Can I say one thing more that I'm seeing here? Sure. Okay,

so thinking of the body of Christ, that.

We're the body of Christ.

Yes.

Our hands are the things that do good works.

Yes, they are.

And the feet are the ones that proclaim the.

Gospel of peace. Yes, the gospel of peace.

So when we do good works, they're going to kill

us for doing good works, or they're going to stop us.

They're going to stop us from spreading the gospel or

try to kill us.

That's exactly what they're going to do. What you said

probably triggered remembrancers with everything that the New Testament says

about this. Even the opposite when the New Testament says

that their feet run to evil or run to iniquity

or run to sin. However, whichever translation you got says that. Yes,

this is where that idea comes from. It's coming from

right here. It's coming from right here. And So once

this inspection took place, okay, once they realized that he

was dead, they thought he was dead, they didn't break

his legs. So that's when they pierced his side, right?

So yada, yada, yada, yada. This is categorically saying that

the body, well, look, the fifth seal is true. Jesus

Christ wasn't.

Joking about all the bones, the part of the body

of Christ that makes it stand upright and firm. It

says to stand firm. He can count.

So that's not bad.

If we really think of that. Right. That's not really

a bad thing. That he can count all of those.

Who are helping the body. Stand firm and upright.

Yes.

No.

Okay.

Maybe I'm reading. No, no, no. You're good, but I

didn't want to get in that because it's too much information.

So I will give a brief overview. Okay. What Rachel

is alluding to is that it is the bones of

the superstructure that are going to be counted. So when

you look to the book of Revelation, you should be

able to see plainly who it is that's going to

be martyred. It's going to be the clergy. There are

clergy out there. I know this is hard to believe.

there really are clergy left that have been born again.

They're few and far in between. That is why it's

this group who is going to be counted in Revelation

Revelation 7 · chapter mention

chapter 7, the first eight verses. And prophetically, this is

a fulfillment of Ezekiel chapter 9. Boy, I'm giving too

Ezekiel 9 · chapter mention

much information. Yeah, what's being prophetically stated here is that

it's the clergy that's going to have to be martyred.

we who are the bride of Christ, we're all the

soft parts, Rachel.

Okay?

Does that make sense? That we're the soft parts, right?

We're the heart, the lungs, the eyeballs, right? The ears.

It is saying that the clergy, well, Ezekiel calls this group,

you know, our shepherds. So, I've said too much. Boy,

there's so much here.

There's so much here.

So much here. And before we get there, the word

loudly declares that the garments are your actions. There's no

such thing as eternal security. That's a theological myth. There's

no such thing as once saved, always saved. If you

act like the devil, you will receive the devil's recompense. So, yes,

let us remember that the word plainly states this. It

plainly states that our garments are our righteous acts. So

telling the truth. Well, yeah, go ahead. We just don't

have enough time.

Jenny asked a question.

How do you know that?

Because it comes up briefly on the screen.

Oh, okay.

We will interrupt for questions. I can just click the

right button. So, Jennifer says, are the extra bones babies

have the 144,000? I don't know if she worded that right.

You can answer later if you want. Just wanted to

type it. Are the extra bones babies have.

What did she... What does the have mean? I don't

understand the question.

Okay, well.

Jennifer, retype that. You're not making yourself clear what the... Oh,

there's more.

Babies have extra bones.

Yes, babies have extra bones when they are born. Yes.

Ladies and gentlemen, I don't have time to do this.

We've got 31 verses to go. Yes, Jennifer has come

upon a very important thing, and it's also very important,

and I've taught Jennifer this, and this is probably where

she's getting it from. In times past... I would always

periodically post the different weeks of development when a baby

was in the womb. This is what happens at this week.

This is what happens at this week. But we just

don't have time to get into that. Now my wife

just went AWOL on me. Sounds like she's getting a drink.

So anyway, I obviously need to make my words few.

But at least she hasn't kicked me yet. You know,

normally when I.

I do not kick you, Scott.

All right. So, yes, Jennifer brought out, Rachel, that babies

have extra bones. For example, we all know the soft spot, right?

Because when a baby is born, it has to come

down the birth canal so the skull is in five

different segments. That's extremely prophetic and very very enriching for

edification but we don't have time to do that so so.

They divide my garments among them and for my clothing

they cast lots so that's is our our good deeds

they're going to are they going to um are they

going to what a um what's the word um they're

going to squander our good deeds that we do they're

going to Take our good deeds and use them for evil?

They will certainly use our words against us. They certainly will.

You also need to know how many divisions this garment has.

There are seven. Yes, there is. There are seven bribes,

thus saith the word. The word in multiple places. We've

did multiple programs on this. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the

seven churches of Revelation are the only seven churches that

ever existed anywhere. There are seven different types of churches.

So when you read those seven different types of churches

in Revelation chapter 2 and 3, you're in one of

Revelation 2 · chapter mention

those congregations. So that being the case, when you read

those different types of churches, you're able to understand how

the bad shepherds mentioned in Ezekiel chapter 34, these bad

Ezekiel 34 · chapter mention

shepherds that don't get numbered, they use that data against

those of us that's been born again because they know

Jesus details how you can pick out who is born

again in your particular congregation. So, that being said, they

will be paid To do this, by the way. Anyway,

I think I've said enough.

Yeah, we're never going to get done.

No, we don't.

Just go on. But you, O Lord, do not be

far from me. O my strength, hasten to help me.

Deliver me from the sword, my precious life, from the

power of the dog. Save me from the lion's mouth

and from the horns of the wild oxen. You have

answered me. I will declare your name to my brethren

in the midst of the assembly. I will praise you.

You who fear the Lord, praise him. All you descendants

of Jacob glorify him and fear him. All you offspring

of Israel. That means offspring of Israel actually means those

who've been born again. Does not mean those who are

biologically descended from the Hebrews.

Yes. But the first people who can be saved are

the physical descendants. They can be saved first. But they

must be saved. They must come through the blood of

the Lord Jesus Christ, Matthew chapter 26, verses 26 through 29.

Matthew 26:26–29

But yes, you're absolutely correct. So this is, and it's

saying that this new assembly, this new synagogue is going

to come through this rebirth. Which involves The dead, obviously. So,

there's so much here. And take note, it is only

those who fear the Lord that may be born again. Now,

write this down. It's key critical that you understand. Once

you've had water baptism, you've got to be careful not

to continue sinning willfully. Because if you do, you won't

be baptized in the Holy Spirit. You will insult the Spirit.

Write this down. Hebrews chapter 10, verses 26 through 29.

Hebrews 10:26–29

So that's the difference between the congregants who've been born

again and who have not.

Okay?

So that's for a later time. But this is saying

that Israel is a new group now. It's new. And

you know him because we fear him. And it's imperative

that you understand multiple times in the scripture what we're

going to be doing during the tribulation is offering sacrifices

of praise. We have a question from Rachel.

Yes. It's a comment. So in my personal study, I've

been reading Proverbs. And I don't remember which verse it is.

But it says that... To hate evil is the beginning

of the fear of the Lord.

Yes.

So it's not the same kind of fear. We're not

scared of him. It's that anything evil like we just

cringe at evil. We cringe at evil. That's the fear

of the Lord. We are anything good and pure. Our

spirit is lifted. That is that's the fear of the Lord.

The fear.

We are not afraid of him because we can trust him.

It just said. Our fathers trusted you. They trusted and

you delivered them. They cried out to you and you delivered.

We can trust him. So it's not that kind of fear.

Right.

It's just hard for the English language to translate that.

But it means that we cringe at anything evil. Yes.

And that our heart is uplifted with joy when we

see anything pure.

Anything good.

So that's what the fear of the Lord truly is.

So I just wanted to clarify that because sometimes people

don't understand.

Yes.

Yes. All right.

Continue on. You left off at 23. You might want

to read it again.

You who fear the Lord, praise him. And all you

descendants of Jacob, glorify him. And fear him, all you

offspring of Israel, for he has not despised nor abhorred

the affliction of the afflicted, nor has he hidden his

face from him. But when he cried to him, he heard.

My praise shall be of you in the great assembly.

I will pay my vows before those who fear him.

The poor shall eat and be satisfied. Those who seek

him will praise the Lord. Let your heart live forever.

All the ends of the world shall remember and turn

to the Lord, and all the families of the nations

shall worship before you. For the kingdom is the Lord's,

and he rules over the nations. Is this talking about

our blessed hope now?

Yeah, the millennial reign of Christ. Yes. Yes, he will.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes, he will do this. Take note, you just made

half the church mad because on one side of the aisle,

they're one way. The other side of the aisle, they're preterists.

They reject the millennial reign of Christ. They actually, well,

they're actually Judaist. They actually, the preterists actually have Judaism's

form of eschatology. So anyway.

And if we still attend church, We're all mixed in

and we're just kind of sitting there like.

Yes, keeping your mouth shut. Yeah, you're just sitting there

keeping your mouth shut. Go ahead, baby.

All the prosperous of the earth shall eat and worship.

Prosperous does not mean worldly wealth.

No.

Can you explain better than I can what prosperous means then?

Well, I mean... If I do, it's going to really

confuse the majority of the church. Prosperous means that you

have increase in every way, shape, and form. Well, he's

already said you don't have to worry about food. You

don't have to worry about drink. And we will increase.

We will literally increase our congregation. The congregation will get

massively bigger.

And we will have communion is obviously what that means.

Yes.

Eat and worship means that we will be We will

be taking the last supper.

Yes, this is, yes. This literally is, this is why,

I already said it once, Matthew chapter 26, verses 26

Matthew 26:26–29

through 29. This is literally an answer to this one verse. Yes,

this is when we eat, we worship, we're taking part

in the blood worship. and the body of Christ.

What he's talking about is when he says he will

drink it anew with us.

In the kingdom. Praise God.

So that'll be this time. That's what this is talking about.

Yes. Yes. All right.

Read on.

Okay.

You didn't finish the verse.

And all the prosperous of the earth shall eat and

worship all those who go down to dust and shall

bow before him, even he who cannot keep himself alive.

This is those of the first resurrection. They're the other group.

We mentioned Moshaim before. This is the Talulim. These are

those of the first resurrection. I've already said it. I

can't get into too great detail. This is the clergy

that had been born again that are martyred Because they're

preaching the word. How do we know that? Why do

they make martyrs out of us? Why do the church goers,

why do they martyr their fellow congregants that's been born again?

One verse tells you why. It's not because you're a Catholic.

It's not because you're a Baptist. Revelation chapter 6 verse

Revelation 6:9

9 says they only do it for one reason. You

hold to the word and not their traditions. Like penal substitutions.

That's a myth. No such thing. Yes.

Okay.

So all those who go down to dust, that's another

group of people, right? Yes.

I just said.

That's the people who have died before this time.

Yes. I'm explaining that.

Okay.

All right.

Okay.

Yes. They're called Talulim in Hebrew. I'm not going to

get into the length of that, but anyway.

And those who remain are coming in the next verse, right?

Yes. They're coming in the next verse.

Okay.

So, well, I might as well stop right there or

I'm going to create information overload. I've talked enough about

that stuff. This is about Psalm 22. So go ahead

and finish it. Yes, the next verse.

Okay.

A posterity shall serve him.

Amen.

That's the ones who remain.

Amen.

It will be recounted of the Lord to the next

generation saying that there's going to be even another generation. Yes.

That happens after in this millennial reign.

Yes, and this is prophetically told to you about in

the prophets because it plainly states that the survivors of

Gog and Magog will repopulate the earth. The survivors of

Armageddon will repopulate the earth. It's plainly talked about in scripture,

so yes.

They will come and declare his righteousness to a people

who will be born. So that's what you just said.

That what? Finish it. That he has done this. So

this is another generation that will be born during the

millennial reign. And those who remain will be the ones

who will declare all that he did to this generation.

We will tell him all that. Then we will tell them.

Or we.

If it's us.

We might be one of these other groups. I don't know.

I hope that.

I hope that we'll be part of the. The ones

that remain.

But we don't know. But anyway.

Okay. So. Okay.

Go ahead and finish.

I don't know.

I don't know what I was saying. I was rambling.

We will tell you about this. Okay. It's this generation.

That is tempted by the devil. When he's released. That creates.

Gog and Magog. We're going to read the prophecy straight

here from Zechariah chapter 14. I'm going to pick it

Zechariah 14 · chapter mention

up in verse 16. This is after Armageddon. This is

during the millennium of Christ. And it shall come to

pass that everyone who is left of all the nations

which come up against Jerusalem shall go up year to

year to worship the King, the Lord of hosts, and

to keep the Feast of Tabernacles. And it shall be

that whichever of the families of the earth do not

go up to Jerusalem to worship the King, the Lord

of hosts, on them there will be no rain. If

the family of Egypt will not come up to enter in,

they shall have no rain. They shall receive the plague

which the Lord strikes the nations which do not come

up to keep the Feast of Tabernacles. This shall be

the punishment of Egypt and the punishment of all the

nations that do not come up to The Feast of Tabernacles.

In that day, holiness to the Lord shall be engraved

on the bells of the horses, on the pots of

the Lord's house, shall be like the bulls. before the altar. Yes,

every pot in Jerusalem and Judah shall be holiness to

the Lord of hosts. Everyone who sacrifices shall come to

take them and cook in them. In that day there

shall no longer be a Canaanite in the house of

the Lord of hosts. So, this is how we spend

the millennial reign of Christ. At the end, of course, because, well,

I could ramble on. But I do need to give

a short overview. Many people are very confused. Well, if

Jesus comes back and wins, why don't the devil go

to hell? Because the devil dished out his authority to

two scapegoats. One of them was the beast from the sea.

One of them was the beast from the earth. These

two get cast into the lake of fire during the

millennial reign of Christ. But the devil didn't do anything

because he gave his authority over to them and then

put his hands behind his back. So it's after the

millennial reign of Christ, this group of people right here,

Satan is released and goes and tempts everybody. Those who

fall to temptation are obliterated by God the Father. So anyway, Wow.

I had so much... I mean, we did talk about

a lot, right? Yeah, we did.

I mean, really, this... I mean, this could be a

week-long study by itself.

Oh, it's more than that.

So... I'm just... I mean, just saying as somebody who

doesn't even know all that's here, you can tell that.

It could be a week at least. This is a

very good primer if you want to get people coming

over to your house every single night. Call out, you know, to...

You know, you're going to do a party or whatever.

Get together with your friends and do it this way.

And they will be like, hey, let's study this more.

You could actually get people to come over to your

house on a nightly basis. Very easy. Because once the

spirit starts moving, if you keep it within that 72-hour window,

the spirit will just gain momentum. But of course you

can't do that on the internet. But anyway, so Anything

else you want to add to that, baby, before I

ask for comments and questions?

No, I don't have anything to add. Okay. All right.

So does anybody have any questions or comments they would

like to jump in here and add or talk about?

We can talk about anything, like always. We can talk

about politics. What? Well, I don't want to talk about politics,

but yes, we can if you'd like to. So if

there's any questions or comments, anybody. I don't see any

in the.

Chat room. All right.

Going once. Going twice. Going three times. All right. That

being said, ladies and gentlemen, until next time, God bless. Godspeed.