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Living Waters of Grace, March 24, 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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  You realize, like I've answered like the majority of those
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  things, but you're still asking me and I've already done it.
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  I mean, do you have any capacity to pray outside your comfort
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  zone, to pray for people that you don't know or situations
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  that you're normally not interested in?
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  You have the heart to let me put my heart in there to expand your
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  awareness of what it is I specifically want you to pray
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  about right now, at this time and this day and this age.
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  What does your prayer life look like?
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  If you're like most people, you might try to find a quiet time,
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  and then you begin to share your laundry list of wants with God
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  as if He were some sort of genie in a bottle that grants wishes.
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  Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with asking God
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  for things, but that can't be the majority of our conversation
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  with Him. Notice I used the word
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  conversation. That's what prayer should be,
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  conversation between you and Jesus.
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  Pastor Clark challenges us today to expand our prayer life to be
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  more than just talking and asking.
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  Now. Here's Pastor Clark in
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  Revelation Chapter 8 with today's edition of Living Waters
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  of Grace. Verse 1 of chapter 8, when he
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  opened the 7th seal, there was silence in heaven for about 1/2
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  an hour, and I saw the seven angels who stand before God, and
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  to them who were given 7 trumpets.
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  Then another Angel having a golden censer, came and stood at
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  the altar. He was given much incense that
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  he should offer it with the prayers of all the Saints upon
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  the golden altar which was before the throne, and the smoke
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  of the incense with the prayers of the Saints ascended before
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  God from the angel's hand. Then the Angel took the censer,
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  filled it with fire from the altar and threw it to the earth.
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  And there were noises, thunderings, lightnings and
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  earthquakes. And so the seven angels who had
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  the seven trumpets prepared themselves the sound.
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  It's interesting, you know, in heaven there is no concept of
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  time. Time is eternal.
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  And yet John was able to distinguish in some sense, the
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  difference between the two dimensions of time, of Kairos
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  and Chiron. And we have, of course, in the
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  languages that we communicate in two different understandings of
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  time. We have human time, which is
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  right now. And, and that's the way we
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  think. We segment everything right by
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  seconds and minutes and hours and days and weeks and months
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  and years. You know, that's just how we're
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  wired. But in heaven, there is no sense
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  of time. The way we see it, it's time is
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  eternal. The Word tells us that Christ is
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  the Alpha and Omega, the 1st and the last, the beginning and the
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  end. And so in eternal thinking,
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  there is no sequence of of days and nights.
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  It's just forever and ever and ever.
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  And how do you measure Infinity and eternity that lasts forever?
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  It's just beyond our ability to even conceptualize.
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  But John was able to, being human still and not ascended in
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  the sense of leaving this life, still, being earthbound, and yet
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  having a heavenly, heavenly vision.
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  He was able to understand the time that was transpiring during
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  this vision that God had given him.
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  And it says that the silence was unlike anything that I think
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  heaven has ever experienced because we know before the
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  throne of God, the four and 20 elders are continually throwing
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  their Thrones before their crowns before the throne, saying
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  holy, holy, holy art thou, O God, who was and is and is to
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  come the the voices of the angelic beings worshipping God.
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  I mean, it's, it's a lot. It says it's like the the voice
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  of many waters. You, you, you just hear the
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  crowd. And it's like a sound that is
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  unknown even to us on this earth, as many people that might
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  gather at any given time to worship Heaven's worship is, is
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  completely unlike anything that any of us have ever touched or
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  experienced, believe me. And so it says that there's
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  silence in the midst of this period that John is about to
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  encounter. The sound is deafening.
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  The silence is deafening because what's about to transpire on the
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  face of the earth is horrendous, but also majestic in the sense
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  that as Christ has opened those seals for the first time in the
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  history of the universe, he has conveyed his full plan to all
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  the angelic hosts. And they're speechless.
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  They're astounded at what he has in store, not only in the sense
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  of his anger and his wrath toward an unbelieving and
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  ungodly world, but his plan for the future of his church, the
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  bride of Jesus Christ. So we see in verse one the
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  mention of silence. We see in verse 2 the mention of
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  musical instruments, trumpets. We see in verse 3 and 4 the
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  offering of incense. And what's interesting is I
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  don't know about you, but I've been in a lot of different kind
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  of worship situations. I've been in like really crazy
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  stuff where people are jumping around and running around and
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  just like doing all kind of wild stuff.
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  And I've been in real conservative type of worship
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  experiences. I've experienced liturgical
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  worship experiences, experience, obviously Calvary Chapel kind of
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  worship experiences, But as good as we might think our worship
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  is, and it is good, we have a godly worship leader and team.
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  These guys love the Lord and give their hearts to serve
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  Christ fully and worship every week.
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  But we fall short, don't we? We all fall short of
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  understanding what true worship is.
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  It's not an emotion or a high, although we can get kind of like
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  joy, obviously, when we think about the greatness of God and
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  worship him. But it's much deeper than that.
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  And so we're getting a glimpse into heaven now as Protestants
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  and as New Testament Christians, we have an interesting
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  perspective on how we look at the development of historical
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  worship from the age of the Tabernacle, right, in the temple
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  in the Old Testament, right? And we, we don't see any visible
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  temple or Tabernacle right now in our day and age, right?
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  But it's going to be rebuilt. The sacrifices will begin to
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  continue during that time of the Tribulation.
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  The Antichrist will set himself up in the temple as God, the
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  abomination, the desolation, and a lot of very, very interesting
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  things are going to occur. Even now in Israel.
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  There is plans for the structure to build the the robes are being
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  developed. The Sacramento aspect of how the
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  Jewish nation connected and worshiped with God will be
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  reinstituted. And but what I find fascinating
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  is, is that from God's perspective, that never ended,
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  right? It's still going on, even though
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  there is no physical temple or Tabernacle on the earth right
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  now in the sense of the way it was in Israel with the ark of
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  the covenant and that kind of stuff.
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  In heaven right now, there is this element of worship that
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  most of us have never, ever encountered, But one day we
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  will. And some people might say, I
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  don't like the smell of incense. Some people get sick, get
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  headaches when there's incense. But in heaven, the good news is
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  when we're there, we won't have the the same kind of physical
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  maladies. And incense will be awesome
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  because it's like the most fragrant of perfumes and it it
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  pleases God. He has it in his throne room
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  24/7 throughout all eternity. And the incense represents the
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  prayers of the Saints. We'll get into that in a minute.
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  But in the Tabernacle or in the temple, there was a golden
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  altar, different types of altars in the midst of the temple, the
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  Tabernacle. But this specific altar was
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  right before the veil entering into the Holy of Holies.
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  And the responsibility of the temple priest was to burn
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  incense because it represented the prayers of the nation of
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  Israel and in heaven. Now, as we read, as John is
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  teaching us, that this incense is representative of the prayers
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  of Saints, believers throughout the course of human history.
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  And so we see in verse one this silence.
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  Again, just going back to this half hour of silence, it's
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  dramatically indicating the profound awe at the opening of
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  the 7th seal. It's no wonder that the Sarah
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  from and Sheriff from can't help but to continually proclaim
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  holy, holy art thou, O God, If we were there, that's going to
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  be our description. What else can we say?
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  Holy, holy, holy art you, O God. And Habakkuk chapter 2, verse
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  20, it says, but the Lord is in his holy temple.
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  Let all the earth keep silence before him.
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  God enjoys silence. We don't.
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  We have to have noise all the time.
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  We always have to have some kind of media on iPod, TV,
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  headphones, music. I mean, the more noise, the more
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  happy we seem to be at times. But you take a time of silence
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  and that makes a lot of people uncomfortable.
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  That's why prayer is so difficult at times, because it
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  is a time of silence and we're before God and it's just our
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  thoughts and our heart laid bare before Him.
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  And sometimes that makes us a little awkward because we're not
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  used to having silence. But God says that he's in His
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  holy temple and it's pleasing to him that the earth would be
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  silent before him. In Zephaniah chapter one, verse
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  7, it says be silent in presence of the Lord God for the day of
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  the Lord is at hand, for the Lord has prepared a sacrifice
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  and he's invited his guests. Be silent in the presence of the
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  Lord. And again, it's something that
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  sometimes we're not accustomed to.
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  Or you get with some people and you're going to pray and this
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  person prays and that person's that person prays.
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  And then all of a sudden there's a period of silence and, and
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  sometimes people like restless, well, like who's going to pray
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  next? Or how long will the silence
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  last? Does that mean we're done or is
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  it over? But I think from God's heart,
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  the silence represents just the beginning of our being open to
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  what it is that He wants to say to us, more so than what we
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  think we need to say to God. In Zechariah chapter 2, verse
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  13, it says be silent all flesh before the Lord, for he is
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  aroused from his holy habitation.
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  Be silent, all flesh before the Lord, the one that you're all
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  familiar with. Psalm 4610 Be still and know
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  that I am God. I will be exalted among the
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  nations. I will be exalted in the earth.
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  And I think it's, it's healthy at times when we come together
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  as as Christians and, and pray even on Thursdays, it isn't so
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  much what we're saying, it's what we're hearing, right?
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  Because so often our prayers are circular.
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  Lord bless me, mine, you know, me, myself and I or bless my
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  people or my family or my job or my finance.
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  I mean, sometimes our prayers are like really, really boring.
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  God hears, I mean, he loves us, He's merciful.
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  But like you realize you're saying the same thing all the
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  time. You realize, like I've answered
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  like the majority of those things, but you're still asking
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  me and I've already done it. I mean, do you have any capacity
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  to pray outside your comfort zone, to pray for people that
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  you don't know or situations that you're normally not
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  interested in? You have the heart to let me put
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  my heart in there to expand your awareness of what it is I
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  specifically want you to pray about right now at this time and
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  this day and this age. And verse 2 of Revelation 8, we
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  see these 7 angels. I saw 7 angels who stand before
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  God, and to them were given the seven trumpets.
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  These bodily powers that Victoria so beautifully sung
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  about represent the Old Testament priests who also
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  sounded the trumpets during the temple worship.
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  You know, sometimes when we read the New Testament and the Book
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  of Revelation and disconnect it from the roots of what worship
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  has been about since the beginning of time, we, we
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  unfortunately distort really what the meaning is or we, we
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  pull things unfortunately sometimes out of context.
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  But in Joshua chapter 6, verse 13, it refers to these guys.
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  It says the seven priests bearing 7 trumpets of Ram's
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  horns before the ark of the Lord went on and continually and blew
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  the trumpets. And you remember what happened
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  eventually as a result of blowing those trumpets, right?
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  The walls fell down, God moved miraculously.
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  First Chronicles chapter 16, verse 6.
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  Benanaya and Jehaziel, the priest regularly blew the
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  trumpets before the Ark of the Covenant of God.
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  Psalm 96, Six, honor and majesty are before him.
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  Strength and beauty are in his sanctuary.
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  So we see this view of heaven of of music, right?
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  Where's the guitars? Now there is stringed
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  instruments you'll read about in Revelation, but in this
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  instance, there's trumpets and verse 3.
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  This is when it gets interesting.
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  Then another Angel having a golden censor came and stood at
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  the altar. He was given much incense that
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  he should offer it with the prayers of all the Saints upon
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  the golden altar which was before the throne.
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  Much incense is present in heaven, much incense, and it's
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  offered along with the prayers of the Saints.
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  If you go back to chapter 5 of Revelation verse 8, it says now
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  when he had taken the scroll, the four living creatures and
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  the 24 elders fell down before the Lamb, each having a harp and
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  golden bulls full of incense, which are the prayers of the
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  Saints. Psalm 141 two says, let my
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  prayer be set before you as incense, the lifting up of my
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  hands as the evening sacrifice. I mean the beauty of how God
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  designed worship for Himself. It's not about us.
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  We're given the privilege to worship Him.
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  But whenever we can worship Him the way He has orchestrated and
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  desired, what does that do to His heart?
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  Let my prayer be set before you. Psalm 141.
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  Two as incense, the lifting up of my hands as the evening
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  sacrifice. So we see in Revelation that
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  incense is the visible sign of the prayers of all the people.
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  Symbolism is important. The dove represents the Holy
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  Spirit. The cross represents the
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  crucifixion, the death of burial and resurrection of Christ.
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  Baptism. Immersion is a sign of dying to
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  our sin and coming out as new people, a new life.
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  The Lord's Supper that we take every week.
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  The bread represents Christ's body.
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  The cup represents His blood. God is not making this stuff up
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  as He goes along. These are specific things He has
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  put in place that we might truly know how to worship Him.
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  You remember in the Old Testament when those priests
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  took strange license to attempt to worship God with strange fire
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  and strange incense? It wasn't pleasing to Him.
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  We have to think about our own worship before him.
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  Lord, does this really please you today so much worship today
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  and I don't tell you guys and and these guys work real hard to
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  pick the songs that are about God to God for God, not songs
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  that are you could sing to your girlfriend or your wife, you
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  know that are just like you were these words.
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  What do they mean but songs that are doctrinally correct and pure
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  and magnify the glory of of God in Malachi chapter one, verse
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  11, it's interesting. It says for from the rising of
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  the sun even to its going down. That's that's a picture of
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  eternity. My name shall be great among the
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  Gentiles and every place incense shall be offered to my name for
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  my name shall be great among the nations, says the Lord of hosts.
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  He says in every place, in every place.
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  Incense is a beautiful gift that was given to our Lord at his
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  birthright. Incense, frankincense and myrrh
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  were given to him at his birth. And we see as we reflect on the
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  Jewish temple, the worship, its continuation in heaven.
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  I love this section in Luke chapter one, verse 9 through 11.
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  According to the custom of the priesthood, his lot fell to burn
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  incense. This is Zacharias as he's doing
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  his responsibility before the altar of God and the Angel of
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  God is speaking to the family that Elizabeth is going to have
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  a child and it's an impossibility because she's been
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  barren. How in the world can this
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  happen? And he's burning the incense and
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  he he went into the temple of the Lord and the whole multitude
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  of the people were praying outside at the hour of incense
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  again the the the community when the prayers of the of the
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  incense was the representation that we now are lifting up the
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  fragrance. Our prayers are like fragrance
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  unto God. And an Angel of the Lord
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  appeared to him to Zacharias standing on the right side of
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  the altar of incense, A literal physical altar that is not any
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  on earth at the time, but will also be in heaven.
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  We're seeing John talk about it. So the worship and revelation is
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  very different from ours, isn't it?
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  Completely different from ours? And verse 4, it talks about the
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  smoke of the incense with the prayers that are ascending
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  before the Lord, and the smoke of the incense with the prayers
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  that ascends. The Saints ascended before God
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  from the angel's hand. So the Angel has a sensor that's
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  coals fire to burn the incense, and he's sensing that altar
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  before God's throne. And God immediately sees that as
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  the prayers of his people growing up into heaven from all
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  the earth throughout all time, and that He has our prayers in
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  bowls. I can't imagine the size of
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  those bowls, but all the prayers of every person and every broken
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  heart throughout all time has never been dumped out.
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  And that one day all our prayers are going to be answered.
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  And some prayers we're waiting for.
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  And waiting for we think, well, God, did you miss that one or
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  wasn't it important to God? Every prayer of his children is
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  priceless, so priceless that he stores them all in these bowls.
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  And verse 5, we see the Angel, He takes the sensor, fills it
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  with fire from the altar and he throws it to the earth.
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  And there were noises, thunderings, lightnings and
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  earthquake. The casting of this sensor to
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  Earth. Shows the prayers of the Saints
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  in the sense of how long Lord, will it be till you bring
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  righteousness, not vengeance on our part.
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  Lord, I hope you get that person that really messed me up in my
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  life years ago. I hope you get even with that
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  dirtbag and that you know, whatever and we're just like,
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  you know, no, it's not about that.
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  It's God's righteousness that we're waiting to be completely
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  satisfied. If you look at Revelation
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  chapter 6, we were there a few weeks ago, 9:00 and 11:00.
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  This is the heart of what is happening.
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  When He opens the 5th seal. I saw under the altar the souls
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  of those who had been slain for the word of God and for the
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  testimony which they held. And they crowd with a loud
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  voice, saying, How long, O Lord, holy and true, until you judge
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  and avenge our blood on those who dwell on the earth.
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  Then a white robe is given to each of them.
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  And it was said to them that they should rest a little while
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  longer, until both the number of the fellow servants and their
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  brethren, who would be killed as they were, was completed.
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  And so the the the prayer for us is OK.
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  Lord, how long will these things occur on earth where mankind
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  refuses to acknowledge your existence?
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  Where we feel as countries that we don't need God, that we want
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  to take down the crosses in public places.
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  We want to eliminate the prayers from our Senate and our House
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  and our government. We want to change the name of
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  our country to something that is completely independent of God,
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  who He is. You know, I don't make this
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  stuff up. I have no political agenda.
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  I hope you sense that when I preach, I'm not lifting up the
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  Republican or Democratic Party, but the theocratic government of
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  God. And God's justice is clearly
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  revealed in the Scripture for what he says is right and what
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  he says is wrong. And I don't care what ideology
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  we have politically, if our ideology does not line up with
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  God's intention, then we're to be judged.
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  And we're the ones that are responsible for communicating
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  what is true in our nation. The freedom of religion that we
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  have the precious right to have in our country that is slowly
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  being dismantled and we're not even clearly aware of it.
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  The casting of the center to earth.
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  Finally, the one who has the right to bring judgement, cast
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  that down and it represents the fire of God coming from heaven.
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  And the beginning of the second period of the tribulation, the
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  devastation upon the earth begins to be poured out.
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  The thunderings, the earthquakes signify the judgment of God.
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  And it is eminent at this point prior to, and we'll get into the
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  rest of the chapter next week. Next week we'll get into the
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  more radical aspects of the development of this difficult
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  time on the earth. But then I think about this
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  silence in heaven for half an hour.
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  And if you pick up nothing from the sermon up until this point,
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  think about this. This is a prophetic revelation
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  that he's been given a long time ago.
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  He's seen this. In the Book of Revelation,
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  Pastor Clark is taking us through all kinds of events and
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  happenings that are predicted for the future.
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  But for those who believe and follow Jesus, there's much to
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  look forward to in heaven with Jesus.
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  However, for those who are here on earth during the Tribulation,
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  there's all kinds of chaos that will unfold.
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  The Bible talks about an Antichrist, a false prophet, and
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  of course that evil enemy, Satan.
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  Do you see how there are such clever attempts for the enemy to
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  disguise himself as God and even the Trinity?
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  The true Savior of the world is God and how he comes to rescue
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  through his triune nature God the Father, Jesus the Son, and
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  God the Holy Spirit. Just like Satan tried to take
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  over for God in heaven was cast out, Satan will try to convince
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  people on earth that he is the triune God to be worshipped
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  instead of the legitimate God in heaven.
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  It's an attempt, and although he will capture plenty in his
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  schemes, he will not win. The true God wins, and
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  Revelation unpacks how that will all happen in detail.
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  Be encouraged because there's a way out for all of this madness
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  that will ensue on this earth. But you don't want to wait
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  indefinitely to make that decision about Jesus.
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  We don't know when the church will be raptured, and you want
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  to be ready to be with Jesus. To learn more about this, head
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  over to calvarychapelonline.com. We're so glad you've been with
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  us today. And if you'd like to connect
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  further with this ministry, find us on Facebook or YouTube.
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  You can also download our mobile app at calvarychapelonline.com.
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  Be sure to join us for weekly services at 400 E Pittsburgh St.
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  Ste. 6B in Greensburg, PA 15601. This has been living waters of
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  grace.