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Speaker 1: What if I told you that the first sentence of
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Speaker 1: the Bible contains a word that doesn't even appear in
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Speaker 1: your English translation, a word so sacred, so prophetic, that
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Speaker 1: it reveals God's end time plan hidden in plain sight
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Speaker 1: since the very beginning. This isn't speculation. This is biblical Hebrew,
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Speaker 1: and what you're about to discover will change the way
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Speaker 1: you read Genesis forever. But before we go deeper, if
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Speaker 1: you're hungry for the original meaning of scripture, not just
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Speaker 1: what tradition has taught you, hit that subscribe button now,
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Speaker 1: because once you see what I'm about to show you,
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Speaker 1: you won't be able to unsee it. I know what
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Speaker 1: you might be thinking another video claiming there's a secret
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Speaker 1: in the Bible. Listen, I'm not here to sensationalize. I'm
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Speaker 1: not here to invent meaning. What I am here to
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Speaker 1: do is walk you through the actual Hebrew text of Genesis,
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Speaker 1: one word by word, and let the language itself speak.
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Speaker 1: Because here's the truth. Most Christians have never read the
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Speaker 1: Bible in its original language, and when you rely solely
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Speaker 1: on translation, you miss layers, deep prophetic layers. This isn't
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Speaker 1: about conspiracy, It's about recovery. Recovering what God imbedded in
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Speaker 1: the text from the foundation of the world. So I'm
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Speaker 1: going to take my time. I'm going to show you
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Speaker 1: step by step, and by the end you'll understand why
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Speaker 1: the apostle John opens his Gospel the way he does.
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Speaker 1: You'll understand why Revelation ends the way it does, and
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Speaker 1: you'll see that Genesis one one was never just about creation,
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Speaker 1: it was always about restoration. Let's start with what you know.
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Speaker 1: Genesis one one in English says in the beginning God
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Speaker 1: created the heavens and the earth, simple, right, foundational, beautiful.
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Speaker 1: But when you read that same verse in Hebrew, when
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Speaker 1: you see the actual letters, the structure, the order, something
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Speaker 1: emerges that your English Bible cannot show you. Because Hebrew
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Speaker 1: isn't just a language, It's a language of layers. Every
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Speaker 1: letter carries numerical value, every word carries theological weight, and
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Speaker 1: every sentence, especially the first sentence of Scripture, carries intentionality
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Speaker 1: that goes far beyond surface grammar. The ancient Jewish sages
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Speaker 1: understood this. They studied Genesis one one not just as history,
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Speaker 1: but as prophecy, as blueprint, as code. Now I want
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Speaker 1: you to understand something crucial before we go further, The
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Speaker 1: Bible itself teaches that God hides things. Deuteronomy twenty nine
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Speaker 1: twenty nine says, the secret things belong to the Lord,
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Speaker 1: our God, but the things revealed belong to us and
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Speaker 1: to our children forever. Notice the balance. There are secret things,
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Speaker 1: things concealed within the text, and there are revealed things,
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Speaker 1: truths that emerge when we seek with humble hearts. This
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Speaker 1: isn't mysticism, this is hermeneutics. This is how God designed
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Speaker 1: his word to function. He rewards the diligent, He hides
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Speaker 1: treasures for those who dig, and Genesis one one is
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Speaker 1: the deepest mine in all of scripture. So here's the
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Speaker 1: question we're going to answer together. What did God hide
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Speaker 1: in the very first verse of the Bible that speaks
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Speaker 1: directly to the end of all things? And why would
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Speaker 1: he do that? Because if you understand the answer to
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Speaker 1: that question, you'll understand the entire structure of redemptive history.
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Speaker 1: You'll see why Jesus is called the Alpha and omega.
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Speaker 1: You'll see why Revelation describes a new heaven and new Earth,
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Speaker 1: and you'll realize that the end was always written into
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Speaker 1: the beginning, not as an afterthought, but as the original design.
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Speaker 1: Most Christians read the Bible like a time line. Genesis
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Speaker 1: is the start, Revelation is the finish. Everything in between
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Speaker 1: is the journey. And while that's not wrong, it's incomplete
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Speaker 1: because the Bible doesn't just move forward. It moves in patterns.
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Speaker 1: It moves in echoes. What happens in Genesis reverberates in Revelation.
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Speaker 1: What God establishes in the beginning he fulfills in the end.
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Speaker 1: And this isn't accidental. This is architectural. God is not
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Speaker 1: just telling a story. He's revealing a pattern, a pattern
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Speaker 1: that shows us who he is and what he's always
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Speaker 1: been doing. Look at Revelation thirteen eight. It speaks of
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Speaker 1: the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world. Did
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Speaker 1: you catch that? The Cross wasn't plan b Redemption wasn't
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Speaker 1: a reaction to the fall. The sacrifice of Jesus was
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Speaker 1: in bedded into the foundation of creation itself. Before Adam sinned.
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Speaker 1: The Lamb was already slain in God's eternal purpose. That
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Speaker 1: means Genesis one one isn't just about making something out
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Speaker 1: of nothing. It's about God setting into motion a plan
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Speaker 1: that would culminate in restoration, redemption, and eternal glory. The
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Speaker 1: creation was always meant to point beyond itself. It was
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Speaker 1: always meant to be a shadow of something greater. Here's
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Speaker 1: where it gets deeper. Jesus himself said in Matthew thirteen
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Speaker 1: thirty five. I will utter things hidden since the creation
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Speaker 1: of the world. Think about that phrase, hidden since creation,
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Speaker 1: not hidden after creation, not hidden during the fall, hidden
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Speaker 1: since creation. That means from the very first moment God spoke,
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Speaker 1: let there be light. He was simultaneously concealing mysteries that
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Speaker 1: would only be revealed in his son. The Gospels aren't
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Speaker 1: just commentary on the Old Testament. They're the unveiling of
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Speaker 1: what was always there. And Genesis one one is where
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Speaker 1: it all begins, not just chronologically but prophetically. Now let's
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Speaker 1: open the Hebrew text. In English, Genesis one one reads
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Speaker 1: in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
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Speaker 1: But in Hebrew it reads like this, bereshit barah elohim
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Speaker 1: et hashamayim ver et ha aretz. And right there in
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Speaker 1: the fourth word of the Bible, there's something your English
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Speaker 1: translation doesn't show you. The word et. It's a two
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Speaker 1: letter word in Hebrew spelled a leftav. And here's the thing.
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Speaker 1: It has no direct English translation. Translators call it a
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Speaker 1: grammatical marker. It points to the object of a sentence,
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Speaker 1: but it doesn't mean anything by itself, So it's invisible
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Speaker 1: in your Bible, but in vis doesn't mean insignificant. In fact,
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Speaker 1: the Rabbis have always treated et with special reverence. Why
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Speaker 1: because Alef is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet
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Speaker 1: and Tav is the last. So when you see alftav together,
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Speaker 1: you're seeing the first and the last, the beginning and
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Speaker 1: the end, the full span of the alphabet, which in
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Speaker 1: Hebrew culture represents the totality of God's communication, God's authority,
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Speaker 1: God's presence. It's not just grammar, it's theology. And it
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Speaker 1: appears right here in the very first verse, attached to
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Speaker 1: the heavens and the Earth. Now, don't miss this. The
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Speaker 1: et in Genesis one one comes before the heavens and
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Speaker 1: again before the earth. It's as if God is saying,
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Speaker 1: I'm placing my signature, my Aleftav on everything I'm about
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Speaker 1: to create. It's a stamp of ownership, a mark of
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Speaker 1: divine authority. But it's more than that, because when you
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Speaker 1: jump to the New Testament, to the Book of Revelation.
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Speaker 1: You hear Jesus say in Revelation twenty two thirteen, I
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Speaker 1: am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last,
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Speaker 1: the beginning and the end. Alpha and Omega the first
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Speaker 1: and last letters of the Greek alphabet, the exact equivalent
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Speaker 1: of Aleph and tave. Do you see it now? Jesus
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Speaker 1: is claiming to be the et of Genesis one one.
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Speaker 1: He's saying, I was there, I am the one through
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Speaker 1: whom all things were made, and I am the one
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Speaker 1: who will bring all things to completion. Let me pause
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Speaker 1: here and bring this home to you. You're watching this
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Speaker 1: video because something inside you knows that the Bible is
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Speaker 1: deeper than what you've been taught. You've sat through sermons
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Speaker 1: that felt shallow, You've read devotionals that felt safe, and
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Speaker 1: somewhere along the way you started asking is there more?
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Speaker 1: And the answer is yes. But here's the thing. The
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Speaker 1: more isn't found by abandoning scripture. It's found by going
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Speaker 1: deeper into it, by learning the language, by honoring the text,
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Speaker 1: by refusing to settle for second hand interpretation when the
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Speaker 1: original words are available to you. God didn't write Genesis
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Speaker 1: in English. He didn't write it in Portuguese or Spanish
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Speaker 1: or any modern language. He wrote it in Hebrew, and
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Speaker 1: every translation, no matter how good, is still a translation.
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Speaker 1: Something is always lost, not because translators are careless, but
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Speaker 1: because language itself has limits. Hebrew words carry multiple meanings,
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Speaker 1: Hebrew letters carry numerical values. Hebrew's syntax creates emphasis that
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Speaker 1: English grammar can't replicate. So when you read Genesis one
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Speaker 1: one in English, you're reading an echo, a good echo,
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Speaker 1: but still an echo. And what I'm doing right now
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Speaker 1: is inviting you to step closer to the original sound.
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Speaker 1: This matters for your faith because if you believe that
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Speaker 1: God is sovereign that he orchestrates history, that he knew
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Speaker 1: the end from the beginning, then you have to believe
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Speaker 1: that He embedded that knowledge into his word, not in
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Speaker 1: secret codes that require conspiracy theories, but in the plain
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Speaker 1: structure of the Hebrew text. Waiting for those who would search,
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Speaker 1: Proverbs twenty five two says it is the glory of
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Speaker 1: God to conceal a matter, but the glory of kings
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Speaker 1: is to search it out. You're not being irreverent by
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Speaker 1: digging deeper, You're being royal. You're acting like the child
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Speaker 1: of the King that you are. So let's go even deeper.
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Speaker 1: We've established that et aleftav appears in Genesis one one,
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Speaker 1: and that Jesus claims to be the Alpha and Omega
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Speaker 1: in revelation. But here's what most people mean. The Aleftave
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Speaker 1: doesn't just appear once in Genesis one one. It appears twice,
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Speaker 1: once before the heavens and once before the Earth. And
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Speaker 1: that's not random because in Hebrew thought, heaven and earth
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Speaker 1: represent the totality of existence, everything visible and invisible, everything
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Speaker 1: material and spiritual, everything that is. So when God places
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Speaker 1: the alephtav before both, he's saying, my presence encompasses all
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Speaker 1: of reality. Nothing exists outside of me. But there's more.
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Speaker 1: The word barra, translated as created, is a Hebrew verb
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Speaker 1: that only God can do. It means to create something
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Speaker 1: out of nothing, to bring into existence what never existed before.
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Speaker 1: And this word is used three times in Genesis chapter one,
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Speaker 1: first in verse one for the heavens and the Earth,
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Speaker 1: second in verse twenty for sea creatures, and third in
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Speaker 1: verse twenty seven for humanity. Three creative acts, three moments
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Speaker 1: when God does what only he can do, and every
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Speaker 1: time he does it, the alevtav is present. Every time
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Speaker 1: God speaks something into existence, his signature is there. The
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Speaker 1: first and the last, the beginning and the end, the
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Speaker 1: author of all things. Now connect this to Revelation twenty
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Speaker 1: one Pin one. John writes, Then I saw a new
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Speaker 1: heaven and a new Earth, for the first heaven and
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Speaker 1: the first earth had passed away. Notice the language new heaven,
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Speaker 1: new earth, not renovated, not repaired, new. And the word
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Speaker 1: John uses in Greek carries the same force as bahrah
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Speaker 1: in Hebrew. It's the language of radical creation of something
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Speaker 1: that never existed before being brought into reality. God is
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Speaker 1: going to do in the end what he did in
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Speaker 1: the beginning. He's going to create, And just as he
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Speaker 1: placed his aleftav signature on the first creation, he's going
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Speaker 1: to place his alpha omega signature on the final creation.
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Speaker 1: The Lamb, who was slain from the foundation of the
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Speaker 1: world will be the one who makes all things new.
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Speaker 1: This is where everything comes together. Genesis one point one
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Speaker 1: isn't just the opening line of the Bible. It's the
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Speaker 1: thesis statement of all reality. It tells us that God
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Speaker 1: is the initiator, that he creates out of nothing, that
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Speaker 1: his presence is woven into the fabric of existence, and
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Speaker 1: that his plan from the very beginning was always to
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Speaker 1: bring about a new creation, a final creation, a restoration
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Speaker 1: so complete that the first heaven and first Earth would
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Speaker 1: pass away and something greater would emerge. This is why
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Speaker 1: Jesus came, not just to forgive sins, not just to
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Speaker 1: offer eternal life, but to be the bridge between the
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Speaker 1: old creation and the new. And here's the part that
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Speaker 1: most Christians miss when Paul writes in Second Corinthians five seventeen, Therefore,
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Speaker 1: if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.
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Speaker 1: The old has passed away. Behold, the new has come.
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Speaker 1: He's not using poetic language, he's using Genesis language. He's
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Speaker 1: saying that when you are united with Jesus, the same
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Speaker 1: creative power that spoke the universe into existence is now
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Speaker 1: at work in you. You're not just forgiven, you're not
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Speaker 1: just saved. You're recreated. The aleftav that was present at
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Speaker 1: the first creation is now present in you. The Alpha
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Speaker 1: and Omega, who will bring about the final creation, has
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Speaker 1: already begun that work in your life. This is the
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Speaker 1: revelation hidden in Genesis one. One God, God didn't just
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Speaker 1: create the world and walk away. He embedded himself into it.
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Speaker 1: He stamped his signature on it, and he's been moving
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Speaker 1: history toward the moment when he will make all things new.
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Speaker 1: The chaos of Genesis one two, the formless void, the
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Speaker 1: darkness over the deep, wasn't the final word. God spoke
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Speaker 1: light into it. And the chaos you're facing right now
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Speaker 1: in your life, in your circumstances, in your heart, isn't
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Speaker 1: the final word either, Because the same God who said
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Speaker 1: let there be light in the beginning is the same
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Speaker 1: God who says, behold, I am making all things new
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Speaker 1: at the end, and he's inviting you to live in
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Speaker 1: the light of that reality. Right now. Let me bring
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Speaker 1: this to the sharpest point. Everything we've walked through, every
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Speaker 1: Hebrew letter, every theological connection, every prophetic layer, it all
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Speaker 1: points to one person, Jesus, the Word who was in
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Speaker 1: the beginning with God, the Word who was God, the
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Speaker 1: Word through whom all things were made. John didn't open
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Speaker 1: his Gospel with in the beginning by accident. He was
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Speaker 1: echoing Genesis one one on purpose. He was saying, the
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Speaker 1: one you're about to meet is the same one who
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Speaker 1: spoke creation into existence, and that word became flesh. The
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Speaker 1: Aleftav took on human form, the Alpha and Omega walked
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Speaker 1: among us, and when he did, he demonstrated the power
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Speaker 1: of the new creation. He healed the sick, bringing order
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Speaker 1: to chaos. He raised the dead, speaking life into death.
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Speaker 1: He forgave sins, restoring what was broken. Every miracle Jesus
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Speaker 1: performed was a preview of the final restoration, a glimpse
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Speaker 1: of what He's going to do when he makes all
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Speaker 1: things new. The kingdom he preached wasn't just spiritual, it
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Speaker 1: was creational. It was Genesis one, one energy manifesting in real time.
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Speaker 1: But then he went to the cross, and on that
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Speaker 1: cross something happened that most people overlook. When Jesus cried out,
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Speaker 1: it is finished. The Greek word he used was tetelestae,
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Speaker 1: and that word doesn't just mean completed. It means fulfilled.
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Speaker 1: It means accomplished. It's the language of a mission completed.
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Speaker 1: But here's what's staggering. In Hebrew thought. When something is finished,
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Speaker 1: it returns to its beginning. When a scroll is fully read,
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Speaker 1: it's rolled back to the start. And that's exactly what
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Speaker 1: Jesus did on the cross. He brought redemptive history full circle.
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Speaker 1: He connected the end back to the beginning. He became
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Speaker 1: the fulfillment of Genesis one one think about it. In Genesis,
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Speaker 1: God creates through his word. In John the word becomes flesh.
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Speaker 1: In Genesis, the spirit hovers over the waters. Jesus Baptism,
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Speaker 1: the spirit descends like a dove. In Genesis, God speaks
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Speaker 1: light into darkness. Jesus says, I am the Light of
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Speaker 1: the world. In Genesis, God rests on the seventh Day.
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Speaker 1: Jesus says, come to me, all who are weary, and
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Speaker 1: I will give you rest. It's pattern after pattern, echo
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Speaker 1: after echo, and it all leads to Revelation, where the
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Speaker 1: Lamb who was slain opens the scroll and declares, I
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Speaker 1: am making all things new, not repairing, not reforming, creating
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Speaker 1: new heavens, new earth, new Jerusalem. And in that new
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Speaker 1: creation there will be no more death, no more crying,
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Speaker 1: no more pain, because the old order, the Genesis one
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Speaker 1: too chaos will have passed away. And here's the part
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Speaker 1: that should shake you. You're living in the in between.
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Speaker 1: You're living after the first creation, but before the final creation.
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Speaker 1: You're living in the already but not yet. The Kingdom
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Speaker 1: has come in Jesus, but it hasn't fully come yet.
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Speaker 1: The new Creation has started in you, but it's not
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Speaker 1: complete yet, and that's why you feel tension. That's why
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Speaker 1: you struggle. That's why there are days when the chaos
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Speaker 1: feels overwhelming, because you're living in a world that's groaning
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Speaker 1: for redemption. Romans At says that all of creation is groaning,
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Speaker 1: waiting for the revealing of the sons of God, waiting
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Speaker 1: for the final act, waiting for Genesis one one to
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Speaker 1: reach its ultimate fulfillment. But you don't have to wait passively.
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Speaker 1: You don't have to just endure the tension, because if
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Speaker 1: you're in Christ, the alftav is already at work in you,
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Speaker 1: The Alpha and Omega is already shaping you into the
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Speaker 1: image of the new Creation. And that means you can
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Speaker 1: live now with the confidence of what's coming. Then you
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Speaker 1: can speak Genesis one one over your chaos. You can declare,
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Speaker 1: in the beginning God created, not in the beginning, chaos one,
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Speaker 1: not in the beginning. Darkness triumphed in the beginning, and
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Speaker 1: in the end, God creates, God restores, God makes new.
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Speaker 1: So when you read Genesis one one from now on,
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Speaker 1: I want you to see more than history. I want
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Speaker 1: you to see prophecy. I want you to see Jesus.
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Speaker 1: I want you to see the Aleftav standing at the
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Speaker 1: center of all things, holding creation together, moving everything toward
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Speaker 1: the moment when he will stand in the New Jerusalem
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Speaker 1: and say it is done. I am the Alpha and
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Speaker 1: the Omega. I am the beginning and the end. And
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Speaker 1: every knee will bow, every tongue will confess, not in
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Speaker 1: fear but in awe, because the one who was there
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Speaker 1: in Genesis one one will be revealed as the one
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Speaker 1: who brings all things to glory as completion. So where
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Speaker 1: does this leave you. Let me give you three simple
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Speaker 1: practical steps to live in light of what you've just discovered. First,
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Speaker 1: declare Genesis one one over your chaos. When your life
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Speaker 1: feels formless and void, when darkness seems to be hovering
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Speaker 1: over the deep places of your heart, speak the truth
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Speaker 1: of creation into it. Say it out loud. In the beginning,
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Speaker 1: God created the heavens and the earth. Remind yourself that
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Speaker 1: the God who spoke order into chaos at the beginning
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Speaker 1: is the same God who speaks order into your chaos today.
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Speaker 1: Don't let the circumstances define the narrative. Let the word
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Speaker 1: define it. Second, read your Bible with eschatological hope. That's
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Speaker 1: a big word, but it just means this. Read scripture
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Speaker 1: knowing that the end is already written into the beginning.
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Speaker 1: Don't read the Old Testament as if it's just ancient history.
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Speaker 1: Read it. Read it as pattern. Look for the echoes,
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Speaker 1: look for the alef Tave, Look for the fingerprints of
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Speaker 1: Jesus on every page, because he's there. From Genesis to Revelation,
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Speaker 1: it's all pointing to him. And when you read with
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Speaker 1: that lens, the Bible stops being a religious book and
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Speaker 1: becomes a living revelation. Third, live as a new creation.
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Speaker 1: Paul said it clearly, if you're in Christ, you are
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Speaker 1: a new creation. The old has passed away, the new
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Speaker 1: has come. That's not aspirational language, that's declarative language. It's
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Speaker 1: already true of you. So stop living like you're defined
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Speaker 1: by your past. Stop living like you're stuck in the chaos.
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Speaker 1: You're not. The alef Tave has recreated you. The Alpha
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Speaker 1: and Omega is at work in you, and the same
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Speaker 1: power that will one day make all things new is
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Speaker 1: already making you new. Walk in that reality, live in
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Speaker 1: that identity. Be the preview of the new creation that
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Speaker 1: God has called you to be. Listen. I know this
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Speaker 1: video has been long, but I didn't want to rush
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Speaker 1: this because what we've covered isn't just information, it's transformation.
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Speaker 1: It's not just knowledge, its revelation. And my prayer is
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Speaker 1: that you don't just walk away entertained. I pray that
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Speaker 1: you walk away changed that from this moment forward, when
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Speaker 1: you open your Bible, you see deeper, you read differently.
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Speaker 1: You live with the confidence that the God who started
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Speaker 1: everything in Genesis one one is the same God who
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Speaker 1: will finish everything in Revelation twenty two. And you're part
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Speaker 1: of that story. If this resonated with you, if something
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Speaker 1: in your spirit is saying I need more of this
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Speaker 1: than do me a favor, don't just watch and leave.
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