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Living Waters of Grace March 16, 2026 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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  Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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  County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  That he's pictured in tight and the Old Testament is a Passover
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  lamb. That he is the true Lamb of God
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  that has the ability to take away the sins of the world.
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  Well, John is giving us a picture as though it had been
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  slain, and he's describing what he's seeing in this this vision.
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  And the lion is referring to the one who judges as sins of the
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  ungodly, the lion of the tribe of Judah.
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  Stop and think about a lamb. They are furry, fairly docile
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  and approachable. Have you ever heard of a lamb
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  attack? No, lambs are harmless
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  creatures. As we just heard from Pastor
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  Clark, Jesus is described as the Lamb, the Lamb of God.
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  Why would God describe His Son this way?
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  You'll learn today that Jesus is described as the Lamb of God
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  because he is directly correlated to the Passover lamb
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  that was sacrificed for the Jewish people just before the
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  exodus from the land of Egypt. Now here's Pastor Clark in the
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  Book of Revelation Chapter 5 with today's edition of Living
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  Waters of Grace. They represent his government
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  over the four corners of the Earth.
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  The first one is referred to one who looks like a lion,
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  representing one who has majesty and authority and power.
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  We think of Jesus being the lion from the tribe of Judah.
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  We see the second creature is described as a young bull or
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  like an ox, meaning someone who is a servant and we know Jesus
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  Christ is a servant to all. The third one is has a face of a
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  man that represents intelligence and moral choice and
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  responsibility. We know that God Himself became
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  man and dwelt among us, and so the picture of the humanity of
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  our Savior being fully God and fully man, and the fourth
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  creature is symbolized as looking as a flying eagle,
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  representing the majesty and the swiftness and the transcendence
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  of our God. I love that verse in Isaiah that
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  says that those who wait upon the Lord shall renew their
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  strength. They shall mount up with wings
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  like eagles. They shall run and not be weary,
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  and they shall walk and not faint.
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  And boy, don't we need that at times, huh?
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  We get weighed down in life, the struggles, the difficulty, and
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  to be able to wait upon the Lord.
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  And He promises us if we wait upon Him, He will renew our
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  strength. And I know I need that all the
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  time. And this vision that John is
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  receiving is pretty much the same kind of vision that Isaiah
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  saw in chapter 6 of the book of Isaiah when he was standing
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  before the throne of God. And he had the vision and heard
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  the voices of the cherifim and the seraphim.
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  Holy, holy, holy art thou, O God, who was and is and is to
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  come. This is a picture of worship
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  again of the throne of God. As we speak.
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  There is continual worship. The worship is never over and
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  the creatures are always ascribing to the Lord his honor.
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  Do holy, holy, holy art thou, O God.
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  Whenever I look at this and I'm at a different stage in my life,
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  when I would read this when I was a fairly new believer, I
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  would sort of say, well, that sort of sounds nice, but is that
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  all they do up there? I mean, when they get boring
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  after a while, I mean, just like, what else do you do?
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  Well, I'm sure there's a lot of things we do the scriptures, you
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  know, there's, there's so many things that are not yet in this
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  book. The Bible says all the things
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  that Jesus both spoke about and did, all the books in the world
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  could not fill everything that He had actually accomplished.
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  But in regard to worship for me at this stage of my life, I want
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  Christ more than ever in my life.
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  And I found in my own heart that He's enough to satisfy me.
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  There's nothing else I long for in earth or in heaven but the
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  Lord. And so in my own mind, at the
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  stage I'm at my life, to me this is bliss.
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  This being in the presence of God and worshipping Him, it
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  just, it satisfies the deepest longings in my heart.
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  No distraction or no temptation or no other thought would come
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  near. No other experience would come
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  close to experiencing this kind of presence right with God.
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  And I trust that as we study this book, that Christ will
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  become your All in all that as you are being taught of him and
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  as you're being drawn closer to him, that he fulfills your heart
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  in a way that nothing or nobody else can.
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  And because it's that's what it's going to be all about.
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  And those of us I think that come to understand that in a
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  deeper way on this side of heaven, we'll be able to be
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  prepared to receive the richness of this experience when we see
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  it face to face, as opposed to going and saying, what are they
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  doing? Can you explain why are they
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  doing that? Well, go back in the Book of
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  Revelation. This is what's going on.
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  I mean, we're going to continually learn in the in the
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  in the heavens. You know, it isn't like we're
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  going to get there and we don't need to learn anymore.
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  It tells us in Ephesians that in the ages that come, He will
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  reveal his riches and his glory and His kindness to us in Christ
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  Jesus. And so as we see these
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  creatures, keep in mind that heaven is full of all kind of
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  experiences and a different type of manifestations of things that
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  God has created. Specifically in the heavenly
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  realm of that first sphere where they, Sarah from a cherub, from
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  standing, give watch to the throne of God, angels,
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  archangels, Sarah from cherubim. And what's happening here?
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  This is the prelude to the tribulation, judgment, the
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  celebration, the worship, the glory of God, the excitement,
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  the anticipation that's happening right now is that
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  they're on the edge of God, finally bringing justice upon
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  the earth, upon the evilness of this earth.
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  David says, why do the wicked rage and the people imagine vain
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  things? Why is it that the wicked
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  prosper? I'm sure you think in your own
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  life, people that have done bad things to you in in your life,
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  why do they get away with it? Why is there seeming no justice?
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  But one day there will be justice.
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  And one day God's anger in his wrath is going to come down upon
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  the ungodly people upon the face of the earth.
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  And even then, his love will still be manifest because that
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  judgement, even though it's a judgment that's due, it's a
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  judgment that will cause many to realize Jesus is who He said He
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  was. I remember all those people that
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  would tell me about him, and they're no longer here that have
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  been raptured or taken out. I know now that what they told
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  me was true. And I need this Savior as well.
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  And so His holy judgment is about to be unleashed.
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  And we'll get into that next week in chapter 6.
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  As we look in the verse nine now, it says these living
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  creatures, they give glory and honor.
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  And we see in this picture the attributes of God being
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  magnified. In verse 9, it tells us that the
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  one who sits on the throne, he lives forever and ever.
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  God is an eternal being. There is no beginning or ending
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  with God. He's the Alpha and Omega, the
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  1st and the last, the beginning and the end.
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  And verse 11 it says He is worthy, the worthy one.
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  His worthiness to receive glory, honor and power.
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  That's something we need to learn, isn't it?
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  More about that. Our prayers before God and our
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  offerings to Him. He deserves our worship and so
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  often our prayers are, Lord, I need this, help me with this.
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  This isn't going right. I'm not happy with this.
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  And we our prayers many times are complaints and
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  unthankfulness to God, wanting him to to do all kinds of
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  things. But can we learn to just give
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  him glory and worship him and give him honor and give him
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  praise. Think about your prayer life
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  this week when you sit before the Lord.
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  How much of your time is this praising Him and thanking Him
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  and honoring Him and glorifying Him?
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  And then verse 11 it says that He has created all things.
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  This is a good proof text for those who are trying to cram
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  evolution down your throat. Just smile and say, well, it
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  says here that God creates all things.
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  They just didn't happen. God has made these things and He
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  has brought all this to pass and He does this, it says for His
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  pleasure. These are created.
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  And it isn't like this ego selfish type concept.
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  It means for his desire they were created.
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  You know, God has created everything on the earth to bless
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  us. Everything He's made, everything
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  He's designed was with the intention of blowing our minds
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  and blessing us and this being good to us.
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  Think about that when you see a beautiful sunset or you see the
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  blossoms of the spring come this don't say, well, this is just a
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  cycle. Again, it happens every year,
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  spring, summer, winter and fall. No, God rejoices in the
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  daffodils and the lilies and all the flowers in the bloom.
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  It magnifies Him and gives him glory, but it also regenerates
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  us, doesn't it? It makes us alive and it
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  strengthens us. And so again, God does these
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  things for various purposes. And I think of that song, Open
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  the eyes of my heart, Lord. We need the Lord to open our
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  eyes that we may know how to worship Him.
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  I know I need to learn a lot about what that means to worship
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  Him. Worship is a selfless act, isn't
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  it? Worship is all about being
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  totally empty of our own interests and our own desires
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  and our our thoughts and our intentions are only upon the
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  Lord. It's important that our hearts
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  are empty of our self will when we come to worship God so that
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  our focus and our attention can be on Him.
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  And boy, what a day that's going to be when we are in the heavens
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  and I can worship and I don't have to think about Monday
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  morning anymore. You know what's going to happen
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  Monday morning with my job or my boss or the trials and the
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  struggles of life? It won't be like that anymore.
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  What a freedom it'll be. It'll be like a eternal
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  vacation, won't it? It's going to be awesome.
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  And in verse 10, it says that the four and 20 elders, they
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  cast their crowns before the throne.
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  And there's different types of crowns we see in the Scriptures.
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  James 112 talks about the crown of life.
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  It's for those who endure temptation.
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  And Jesus says that those who love him will receive this
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  crown. You know, when temptation comes
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  our way, we have one or two choices and and God doesn't let
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  us get tempted. He he permits the temptation,
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  but he doesn't cause the temptation.
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  The Bible says when we're tempted, we're drawn away by our
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  own lusts. And while lust is birth, it
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  brings forth evil. So no one can say they've been
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  tempted by God. But the interesting thing about
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  temptation is that there's never a temptation that's set up, so
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  to speak, by the evil one that you're going to look and say, oh
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  man, that's horrible. Who would want that?
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  The temptation is always going to be the most alluring, most
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  exciting, most dynamic type of possibility that you could ever
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  fathom. It's a temptation.
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  It's called temptation because it wants to draw you to itself
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  and draw you away from the Lord. Well, the beauty of you
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  resisting temptation by the grace of God, every time you
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  guys resist temptation, you're saying and proving that you love
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  God. The crown is given to those who
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  endure temptation because they love him.
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  So how can we prove that we love God?
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  Resist temptation. Every time you give in to
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  temptation, you're basically saying I don't love you God.
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  I want this more than you was taught to me many years ago.
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  And every time I'm tempted, I think of that.
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  If I give into the temptation, I'm not loving God.
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  But if I resist the temptation, God knows that I love him.
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  The crown of righteousness And Second Timothy 48, this is for
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  all those who love his appearing.
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  So that's a crown that you're all going to have because if
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  you're really a Christian, you're, you're looking forward
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  to his appearing. You're you're you're excited
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  about it. The next crown is a clown of
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  crown of glory. First Peter 54 it fadeth not
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  away. It's again given to those who
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  are excited about his appearing. And then first Thessalonians 219
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  talks about the crown of rejoicing and that's for those
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  who have lived their life for the purpose of reaching others,
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  winning people to Christ, telling people the gospel,
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  seeing people come into the Kingdom.
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  Those we reached for Jesus Christ who now stand in the
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  presence of God with us. And then the last crown is the
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  crown of life again, similar to the first one I described.
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  And this is given to the martyrs and we'll read about this.
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  We already read about it in the second chapter of Revelation.
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  These people have been faithful to death.
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  And you think about all those who have given our lives for the
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  gospel and history of the church that died horrendous deaths,
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  burned at the stake and horrible things happening to them
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  physically. And they didn't renounce their
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  faith in Jesus Christ. They were faithful to death.
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  The Bible says precious in the sight of the Lord is the death
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  of his Saints. And we'll get to cast these
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  crowns at the feet of Jesus Christ, just like the elders.
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  And when we go through the judgment seat, which is a
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  judgment for believers, our works are going to be tried as,
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  oh, by fire. Gold, silver, precious stone or
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  wood, hay and stubble. If you died today and your life
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  would go through that fire, what would be left of your work on
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  earth, would it? This burn up like man?
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  There's nothing there. It says there will be some saved
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  as oh, by fire, meaning by the skin of their teeth, and then
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  there'll be others that out of their life will flow gold,
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  silver, and precious stone, and have a big pile of stuff that
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  you can take and lay at the feet of Christ and cast at his feet.
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  I'll tell you, the Bible says that there will be some who will
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  suffer loss in Jesus. It says in Revelation, we'll
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  wipe away all the tears that people will have.
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  There'll be a lot of heartache and heartbreak at that judgment
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  because we'll say, oh, if I would have known how glorious
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  this was and how real it truly is, I would have lived my life
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  so differently. But May God give us grace this
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  morning to sit here not thinking just about words, but may these
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  words penetrate our heart to wake us up to the reality of
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  what lay lies ahead for those who belong to the Lord.
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  And in chapter 5 we see it says, I saw on the right hand of him
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  who sat on the throne a scroll written inside and on the back
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  sealed with 7 seals. This scroll was written on both
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  sides. There's seven seals.
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  The Romans whenever they had a document in regard to a deed of
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  title, it was sealed 7 times and this is seen as the title deed
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  to to the earth and Christ is the only one that can receive
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  this. The judgments are already
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  written on this scroll. It isn't like, well let's figure
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  this out as we go along. All this has been preordained by
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  God. Everything has been established.
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  It's just waiting to be a manifest.
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  And the seal is, these seals are made with wax and it forbids any
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  unauthorized opening. This particular scroll, this
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  document has never ever been opened in the past.
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  And it will be open at that time prior to the the wrath of God
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  being poured out onto the face of the earth at the start of the
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  tribulation period. And these 7 seals represent the
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  tribulation judgments that will be manifest by these seals.
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  Verse 2 says, I saw a strong Angel proclaiming with a loud
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  voice, who is worthy to open the scroll and to lucid seals.
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  And no one in heaven are on earth or under the earth was
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  able to open the scroll or to look at it.
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  And the reason that is, is that we're all sinful people.
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  There's only one that has the power and the ability and the
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  right to cast judgment. Right now, you and I aren't to
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  judge. The Bible says judge not lest ye
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  be judged. One of my prayers every day is
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  Lord, help me to judge my own sins and not the sins of my
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  brothers and sisters. It's easy for us to judge, but
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  our judgments have no power. They have no authority, and I'm
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  not talking about the judgments of sin or church discipline.
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  Those have been given to us that authority by the word of God.
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  But in regard to judging sinful people, well, this person
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  deserves to go to hell because of this and this and that.
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  Well, if that's the case, we all deserve to go to hell, right?
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  There's none of us that are worthy.
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  Praise God that when you look at someone who's messed up, that
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  your heart would pray for the Lord to save them and work in
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  their lives as He's worked in yours, and that you wouldn't be
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  casting judgment. But John's weeping, this was so
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  broken understanding that we are so unholy compared to the
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  greatness of our God, our Savior Jesus Christ.
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  And John 87, it says he that is without sin among you, let him
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  cast the first stone. Who of us here today can pick up
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  a stone and throw it at each other?
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  None of us. God's our Judge.
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  The Scripture reminds us about this picture of the scepter of
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  God's righteousness that only is given to the one from the tribe
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  of Judah, Jesus Christ himself. In Genesis 44910, it says A
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  scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from
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  between his feet until Shiloh come, and unto him shall the
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  gathering of the people be. And we see that verse 4 says he
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  wept so much that no one was found worthy to open and read
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  the scroll or to look at it. But one of the elders said to
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  me, do not weep. Behold, the lion of the tribe of
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  Judah, the root of David has prevailed to open the scroll and
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  to lucid 7 seals. And so the the beauty of this is
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  Jesus isn't only the descendant of the throne of David, but he's
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  the one who established the throne before the earth was
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  made. So David truly is a descendant
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  of our Savior, the Messiah, Jesus Christ.
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  But in Jesus humanity, he is a descendant of this lineage
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  through David's father Jesse. And the Messiah is this word
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  Shiloh is taken from the word meaning Messiah, and he takes
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  the scepter, the symbol of the right to govern.
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  There's only one that has the authority to govern the universe
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  and the whole world, and that's our Savior Jesus Christ and all
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  those in the line of Judah. David and Solomon and Rehoboam
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  were actually kings from the line of Judah, but Jesus himself
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  is truly the King of kings and the Lord of Lords that was
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  preordained and prophesized by the Old Testament Saints and the
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  prophets. And Acts 13 is an interesting
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  verse that ties into this. If you got your Bible to flip
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  over there to Acts 13, it's amazing how all these things
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  connect together. Acts 13 verse 22 and 23 it says
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  and when he had removed him, he raised up for them David as
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  king, to whom also he gave testimony and said, I have found
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  David the son of Jesse, a man after my own heart, who will do
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  my will from this man's seed. Referring to David, according to
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  the promise God raised up for Israel a Savior Jesus.
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  And so Jesus is this one that's being spoken about in the Book
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  of Revelation. The lion of the tribe of Judah,
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  the root of David, has prevailed to open the scroll and to loose
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  its seven seals. Jesus is seen as he looks in
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  verse 6. And behold, in the midst of the
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  throne, and of the four living creatures, into the midst of the
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  elder, stood a lamb as though it had been slain, having 7 horns
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  and seven eyes, which are the seven spirits of God sent out
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  into all the earth. Then he came and took the scroll
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  out of the right hand of him who sat on the throne.
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  Again, when we study the Book of Revelation, some of these things
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  are quite graphic and strange. You know, that we would think,
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  OK, here's here's the Lord here referred to as a lamb, the Lamb
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  of God who taketh away the sin of the world.
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  That's what John the Baptist said whenever he saw Jesus
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  walking at him. He said, behold, the Lamb of
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  God. Now, Jesus was not coming down
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  the road as a lamb, but he's pictured in type and the Old
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  Testament is a Passover lamb, that he is the true Lamb of God
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  that has the ability to take away the sins of the world.
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  Well, John is giving us a picture as though it had been
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  slain, and he's describing what he's seeing in this this vision.
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  And the lion is referring to the one who judges the sins of the
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  ungodly, the lion of the tribe of Judah.
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  And the seven horns represent the complete omnipotent power of
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  God. 7 is always a number of completeness and perfection.
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  The seven eyes show the omniscience of God, that God is
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  all seeing. He's everywhere, present and
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  knows all things. I mean, today he looks into your
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  heart and mine. He sees it all.
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  We can't see each other's hearts, but God sees it all.
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  He's receiving now, taking into His own hands the title D to the
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  universe. The beautiful picture is that
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  only the Father has the authority to give this scroll,
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  and only the Son has the power and the authority to receive it.
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  No one else. And what happens in verse 8 when
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  he takes this scroll? The the living creatures, the
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  four creatures and the 24 elders, they fall down before
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  the Lamb. They fall down and adore Him and
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  worship him. Thanks for being with us today
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  here on Living Waters of Grace. We're in the Book of Revelation,
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  and we find it fascinating how influential and involved the
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  angels are in this book. They bring about whatever it is
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  that God has instructed them to do, but it's through their
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  actions that much of the judgements come on the earth.
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  The angels are in submission to God as their authority, but He
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  utilizes them in unique ways throughout this book.
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  Like angels have a specific purpose from God, you have a
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  unique purpose and plan too. God wants to use you in your
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  life as a testimony to others and to bring others who are
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  currently lost into the fold of God.
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  God would love more than anything for all who are willing
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  to come to Him for salvation, but he wants it to be their
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  choice, not a forced situation. This is the way God works, not
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  forcing himself on anyone, but giving each person free will.
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  If you're interested in learning about this choice that's free
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  and that it's a gift, go to calvarychapelonline.com and
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  click on the About Us tab and then find the link for what we
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  believe. We'd love to be a help and a
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  resource for you as you walk through what it means to be a
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  follower of Jesus. If you find the contact tab on
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  our website, you can get in touch with us or submit a prayer
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  request. We'd love to hear from you.
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  That's all for today's edition and Revelation, but there's much
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  more that Pastor Clark plans to share with us from this
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  culminating book of the Bible. Stay tuned for that.
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  And make sure to mention this radio program to others.
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  Invite them to tune in to Grace FM 91.7 FM and they can stream
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  worldwide at Grace Radio dot FM. This has been living waters of
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  grace.