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Speaker 1: There's a man in Genesis who saw the end of
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Speaker 1: the world, not a vision, not a dream. He lived it,
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Speaker 1: he walked through it, and then God took him before
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Speaker 1: it happened. His name appears once seven verses. That's it.
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Speaker 1: But what he knew, what he carried, was so dangerous,
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Speaker 1: so complete, that the early Church tried to bury it.
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Speaker 1: Here's what they don't tell you. Enoch didn't just prophesy
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Speaker 1: about the flood. He prophesied about now about what's coming,
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Speaker 1: about the pattern that repeats at the end of all things,
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Speaker 1: and it's hidden in the Hebrew text of Genesis. In
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Speaker 1: the genealogy, you skip in the details that seem irrelevant
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Speaker 1: in the grammar. That changes everything. Because Enoch wasn't just
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Speaker 1: removed from the earth. He was removed as a sign,
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Speaker 1: a marker, a warning embedded in the time line of humanity,
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Speaker 1: and that warning is active right now. You've read Genesis five.
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Speaker 1: Every one has, but you've never seen what's coded in
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Speaker 1: verse twenty four, What the Jewish scribes knew, what the
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Speaker 1: apostles confirmed, what the Church buried. Something is repeating, and
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Speaker 1: Enoch is the key. Why does Genesis give us seven
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Speaker 1: generations from Adam to Enoch and then stop the pattern.
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Speaker 1: Why does the text suddenly shift language when it describes
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Speaker 1: what happened to him? Every other patriarch in Genesis five
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Speaker 1: lived and he died. That's the formula, born, lived, died,
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Speaker 1: born lived, died nine times, consistent, predictable, the rhythm of mortality.
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Speaker 1: But when you get to Enoch, the text breaks. Enoch
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Speaker 1: walked with God and he was not for God took him,
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Speaker 1: not died, not past, not buried, took. The Hebrew word
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Speaker 1: is lucutch. It means to seize, to snatch, to remove
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Speaker 1: with intention. It's the same word used when Elijah is taken,
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Speaker 1: when the flood takes people away, when God removes something
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Speaker 1: before judgment falls. So here's the problem. No one talks about.
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Speaker 1: If Enoch was removed before the flood as a sign,
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Speaker 1: what was the sign for? Was it just about him,
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Speaker 1: just a reward for a righteous man? Or was Enoch's
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Speaker 1: removal a prophetic blueprint, a pattern that would repeat when
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Speaker 1: the world faces its final corruption. Because here's what makes
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Speaker 1: this uncomfortable. The New Testament doesn't ignore Enoch, it validates him.
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Speaker 1: Jude calls him a prophet, Hebrews calls him a man
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Speaker 1: of faith who pleased God. But when you ask most
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Speaker 1: pastors what Enoch prophesied silence. When you search seminary libraries
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Speaker 1: for sermons on Enoch's message, almost nothing, Why because what
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Speaker 1: Enoch saw disrupts everything we've been taught about comfort, timing,
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Speaker 1: and the end. If you're hungry for biblical truths, most
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Speaker 1: people overlook subscribe because what's coming next changes how you
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Speaker 1: read Genesis forever. Enoch didn't just walk with God. He
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Speaker 1: walked into something. He was shown something, and that something
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Speaker 1: is written in the structure of his life, the meaning
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Speaker 1: of his name and the genealogy that surrounds him. It's
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Speaker 1: not metaphor, it's not legend. It's architectural, prophetic, intentional, and
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Speaker 1: the Church has been avoiding it for two thousand years.
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Speaker 1: Let's go back to the text, slowly, carefully, because every
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Speaker 1: word matters. Genesis five twenty one, when Enoch had lived
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Speaker 1: sixty five years, he fathered Methuselah. Methuselah, most people know
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Speaker 1: that name means something about longevity, but the Hebrew is
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Speaker 1: more specific, Methu his death shallac shall bring, His death
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Speaker 1: shall bring bring What Jewish tradition says Methuselah's death mark
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Speaker 1: the coming of the flood, not symbolically literally the year
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Speaker 1: Methuselah died, the flood came. The chronology fits, the math works.
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Speaker 1: But here's the key. Enoch named his son this, which
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Speaker 1: means Enoch knew he knew judgment was coming, he knew
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Speaker 1: the time line, he knew his son's death would be
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Speaker 1: the final countdown. So Enoch wasn't just a righteous man.
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Speaker 1: He was a man carrying a revelation. Now look at
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Speaker 1: verse twenty two. Enoch walked with God after he fathered Methuselah,
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Speaker 1: three hundred years after The Hebrew is deliberate after naming
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Speaker 1: his son, his death shall bring Enoch's walk with God
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Speaker 1: intensified for three centuries. That's not casual piety, that's prophetic partnership.
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Speaker 1: The phrase walked with God in Hebrew is halac et
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Speaker 1: ha eloheim. Its continuous action, not walked toward God or
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Speaker 1: walked near God with God, same direction, same pace, same purpose.
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Speaker 1: Only two people in all of Genesis are described this way,
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Speaker 1: Enoch and Noah. Noah walked with God through the judgment.
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Speaker 1: Enoch walked with God before it. One was preserved in
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Speaker 1: the ark, the other was taken out entirely. Two models,
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Speaker 1: two patterns, both prophetic. Now Verse twenty four, Enoch walked
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Speaker 1: with God and he was not for God took him.
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Speaker 1: The verb took lacache is loaded. It's used nine to
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Speaker 1: sixty seven times in the Old Testament, and almost every
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Speaker 1: time it appears in a context of divine removal. It's
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Speaker 1: connected to judgment, rescue or prophetic transition. When the flood
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Speaker 1: took them all away in Matthew twenty four, same root concept,
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Speaker 1: when Elijah was taken in the chariot, same word family,
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Speaker 1: when God takes the faithful before wrath, same the oldology.
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Speaker 1: But here's what's strange. The text doesn't explain why. It
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Speaker 1: doesn't say Enoch was sick, doesn't say he prayed for it,
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Speaker 1: doesn't say he earned it, just God took him. That's
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Speaker 1: a narrative gap, And in Hebrew literature, gaps like that
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Speaker 1: are intentional. They're designed to make you ask why now,
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Speaker 1: why him? Why this way? Because if you keep reading Genesis,
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Speaker 1: you see the world getting worse. Chapter six opens with
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Speaker 1: corruptions spreading, violence filling the earth, the sons of God
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Speaker 1: crossing boundaries, and humanity spiraling into complete rebellion, and God says,
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Speaker 1: my spirit shall not abide in man forever, which means
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Speaker 1: there was a tipping point, a moment when God decided enough,
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Speaker 1: and Enoch was removed just before that tipping point was reached,
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Speaker 1: not after, not during before. That's not random, that's architectural.
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Speaker 1: Now let's go to the genealogy itself. Genesis five lists
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Speaker 1: ten patriarchs from Adam to Noah. Enoch is the seventh.
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Speaker 1: In biblical numerology, seven represents completion, perfection, divine order. But
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Speaker 1: Enoch doesn't complete the list. He interrupts it. He's the anomaly,
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Speaker 1: the one who doesn't die. And his name Enoch in
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Speaker 1: Hebrew is channock, meaning dedicated or initiated. It comes from
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Speaker 1: the root chanac, which means to train, to inaugurate, to
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Speaker 1: begin something new. So the seventh patriarch at the center
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Speaker 1: of the pre flood genealogy is named initiation, initiated into what.
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Speaker 1: The text doesn't say, but the structure screams. This man
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Speaker 1: was brought into something the others weren't. He saw something,
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Speaker 1: he carried something, and he was removed because of it.
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Speaker 1: Hebrews eleven to five confirm it by faith Enoch was
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Speaker 1: taken up so that he should not see death, and
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Speaker 1: he was not found because God had taken him. Now
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Speaker 1: before he was taken, he was commended as having pleased God.
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Speaker 1: He was not found. They looked for him, there was
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Speaker 1: a search, but he was gone completely physically. Finally, that's
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Speaker 1: not metaphor, that's historical claim. The New Testament treats Enoch's
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Speaker 1: removal as a real event with prophetic weight, and then Jude,
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Speaker 1: the brother of Jesus, writes this in Jude one fourteen fifteen.
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Speaker 1: It was also about these that Enoch the seventh from
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Speaker 1: Adam prophesied, saying, behold, the Lord comes with ten thousands
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Speaker 1: of his Holy ones to execute judgment on all Wait.
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Speaker 1: Enoch prophesied, when where what did he say? The text
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Speaker 1: Jude is quoting isn't in Genesis. It's in the Book
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Speaker 1: of Ees, a Jewish text circulating in the first century.
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Speaker 1: Jude validates it. He calls Enoch a prophet. He quotes
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Speaker 1: his message, and that message is about the end of
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Speaker 1: all things, judgment, corruption, the return of the Lord with
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Speaker 1: his Holy ones, the execution of justice on the ungodly.
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Speaker 1: That's not flood language. That's final judgment. Language. Enoch wasn't
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Speaker 1: just talking about Noah's day. He was talking about the end.
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Speaker 1: So here's where we are. Enoch walked with God for
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Speaker 1: three hundred years after naming his son his death shall bring.
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Speaker 1: He was the seventh patriarch, whose name means initiation. He
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Speaker 1: was removed from the earth without dying, and the New
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Speaker 1: Testament calls him a prophet who spoke about the Lord's
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Speaker 1: return and final judgment. Every piece of this is biblical,
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Speaker 1: every piece is accepted by the Early Church. But somehow
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Speaker 1: we never connect it. We read Genesis five and move on.
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Speaker 1: We hear about Enoch in Sunday school and forget him
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Speaker 1: by Monday. But what if we're not supposed to forget?
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Speaker 1: What if Enoch's removal wasn't just history, It was prophecy,
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Speaker 1: a preview, a pattern, a sign of what happens when
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Speaker 1: the world reaches the same level of corruption again. And
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Speaker 1: what if that level is now Here's the first major discovery.
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Speaker 1: Enox three hundred and sixty five years aren't random Genesis
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Speaker 1: five twenty three. Thus all the days of Enoch were
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Speaker 1: three hundred and sixty five years. Three hundred and sixty
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Speaker 1: five the exact number of days in a solar year.
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Speaker 1: The only patriarch in Genesis whose lifespan matches the calendar.
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Speaker 1: Everyone else seven hundred and seventy seven years, nine sixty
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Speaker 1: nine years, nine to twelve years irregular numbers symbolic, yes,
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Speaker 1: but not calendar aligned. Enoch three sixty five one complete cycle,
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Speaker 1: one full year, one perfection. Why because Enoch's life wasn't
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Speaker 1: just measured in time, It was measured in completion. His
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Speaker 1: life was a prophetic year, a symbol of a full
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Speaker 1: cycle coming to an end, and at the end of
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Speaker 1: that year, he was taken. Now, think about the biblical pattern.
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Speaker 1: A year often represents a generation, a cycle, a period
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Speaker 1: of testing or waiting. Noah's flood came after one hundred
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Speaker 1: and twenty years of warning. Israel wandered forty years in
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Speaker 1: the wilderness. Jesus fasted forty days before his ministry Daniel
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Speaker 1: prophesied in weeks of years. Time in scripture isn't just chronological,
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Speaker 1: it's theological. It marks transitions, it measures patience, It counts
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Speaker 1: down to judgment. Enoch's three hundred and sixty five years, then,
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Speaker 1: aren't just his lifespan. They're a prophetic declaration. When the
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Speaker 1: cycle is complete, the righteous are removed, and judgment falls.
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Speaker 1: One year, one generation, one complete revolution, then removal. That's
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Speaker 1: the first prophetic layer. But there's more. Look at what
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Speaker 1: happens immediately after Enoch. In the genealogy. Methuselah lives nine
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Speaker 1: hundred and sixty nine years, the longest life span in
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Speaker 1: the Bible. Why because God was being patient, waiting, giving
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Speaker 1: humanity time to repent. Second Peter three nine says God
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Speaker 1: is not willing that any should perish, but that all
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Speaker 1: should come to repentance. Methuselah's life was that patience in action,
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Speaker 1: the longest life, the longest wait, the longest opportunity. But
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Speaker 1: when Methuselah died, the patience ended, the flood came, the
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Speaker 1: judgment fell. So here's the pattern. Forming Enoch is removed,
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Speaker 1: Methuselah lives as a countdown, judgment comes when he dies.
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Speaker 1: That's not a story, that's a structure, a blueprint, a
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Speaker 1: prophetic timeline embedded in the genealogy. And if it happened once,
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Speaker 1: can it happen again? Now let's talk about what Enoch
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Speaker 1: actually saw. Jude says Enoch prophesied about the Lord coming
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Speaker 1: with ten thousands of his Holy ones to execute judgment
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Speaker 1: on all the ungodly. That language ten thousands of holy
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Speaker 1: ones shows up again in Deuteronomy thirty three to two,
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Speaker 1: in Psalm sixty eight seventeen, in Daniel seven ten, and
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Speaker 1: in Revelation five eleven. It's the language of divine armies,
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Speaker 1: angelic hosts, the final theophony, the visible return of God
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Speaker 1: to judge the earth. Enoch saw that, he described it,
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Speaker 1: and the apostles confirmed it. But here's the question. No
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Speaker 1: one asks. If Enoch prophesied about the final judgment, why
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Speaker 1: was he removed before the first judgment? Think about it.
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Speaker 1: He didn't stay to preach to Noah's general, He didn't
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Speaker 1: help build the ark. He didn't warn the mockers. He
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Speaker 1: was gone, taken out before the flood, before the destruction.
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Speaker 1: Why Because Enoch's removal was the warning. His disappearance was
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Speaker 1: the sign that time was running out. His absence was
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Speaker 1: the message. Hebrews eleven five says he did not see death,
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Speaker 1: but it also says he was commended as having pleased God.
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Speaker 1: Pleased God how by walking with him, by believing, by
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Speaker 1: living in alignment with divine truth in a world racing
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Speaker 1: toward rebellion and the reward for that removal, escape, rescue
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Speaker 1: before wrath. Sound familiar. First Thessalonians four seventeen. Then we
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Speaker 1: who are alive, who are left, will be caught up
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Speaker 1: together with them in the clouds. First Thessalonians five nine.
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Speaker 1: For God has not destined us for wrath, but to
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Speaker 1: obtain salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ. Revelation three ten.
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Speaker 1: I will keep you from the hour of trial that
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Speaker 1: is coming on the whole world. Same structure, same theology,
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Speaker 1: same pattern. The righteous removed, the patient, count down continues,
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Speaker 1: then judgment falls. Enoch is the prototype, the preview, the
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Speaker 1: proof that God's pattern is consistent. But if that's true,
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Speaker 1: then what does it mean that we're living in a
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Speaker 1: time when the world looks exactly like Genesis six. Corruption everywhere,
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Speaker 1: violence filling the earth, boundaries being violated, truth being abandoned,
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Speaker 1: rebellion normalized. And if the pattern holds, what happens next?
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Speaker 1: Have you ever noticed this before? Because we're not done.
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Speaker 1: Enoch's removal is just the beginning. There are six more
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Speaker 1: layers hidden in Genesis six, more prophetic signs, and they're
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Speaker 1: all pointing to. Now, let's talk about what the world
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Speaker 1: looked like when Enoch walked with God Genesis six five,
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Speaker 1: the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great
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Speaker 1: in the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts
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Speaker 1: of his heart was only evil continually, every intention only
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Speaker 1: evil continually. That's not just sin. That systemic corruption. That's
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Speaker 1: a civilization structure built on rebellion. That's culture, government, religion, family, education.
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Speaker 1: Everything's aligned against the knowledge of God. And Enoch lived
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Speaker 1: in the middle of that for three hundred and sixty
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Speaker 1: five years, raising a family, working, functioning in society, but
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Speaker 1: walking with God, not isolating, not retreating, walking with God
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Speaker 1: through a corrupt world. That's the tension, that's the test,
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Speaker 1: that's the prophetic model. Because the pressure to conform was total,
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Speaker 1: the mockery was constant, the cost of obedience was real,
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Speaker 1: and yet Enoch didn't compromise, didn't blend in, didn't adjust
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Speaker 1: his convictions to fit the culture. He walked with God.
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Speaker 1: Now look at our world, what do you see? Genesis
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Speaker 1: six eleven says the earth was filled with violence. The
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Speaker 1: Hebrew word is hamas. It doesn't just mean physical violence.
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Speaker 1: It means injustice, cruelty, ruthless self interest, the strong, crushing
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Speaker 1: the weak without consequence. Does that sound familiar or are
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Speaker 1: we pretending we live in different times? Turn on the news,
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Speaker 1: scroll your feed. Watch what's celebrated, what's normalized, what's called progress.
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Speaker 1: The abandonment of objective truth, the redefinition of identity, gender, family,
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Speaker 1: the normalization of what Scripture calls abomination, the mockery of
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Speaker 1: anyone who holds to Biblical values. The aggressive push to silence, cancel,
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Speaker 1: and eliminate dissent, not just disagreement, elimination. That's not pluralism,
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Speaker 1: that's intolerance, wearing the mask of tolerance. That's the spirit
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Speaker 1: of Genesis six wearing modern clothes. And the Church, much
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Speaker 1: of it, has gone silent, blended, in adjusted, apologized, afraid
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Speaker 1: to be called intolerant, afraid to lose influence, afraid to
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Speaker 1: stand alone. But Enoch stood, and he stood alone. The
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Speaker 1: text never mentions any one else walking with God in
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Speaker 1: his generation. Just him, one man, one testimony, one life,
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Speaker 1: aligned with heaven, while the earth spiraled into chaos, and
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Speaker 1: God honored that. God removed him, God preserved him. Now
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Speaker 1: here's the prophetic parallel Jesus draws in Matthew twenty four
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Speaker 1: thirty seven thirty nine for as were the days of Noah,
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Speaker 1: So will be the coming of the son of Man.
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Speaker 1: For as in those days before the flood, they were
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Speaker 1: eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage until the
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Speaker 1: day when Noah entered the Ark, and they were unaware
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Speaker 1: until the flood came and swept them all away, So
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Speaker 1: will be the coming of the Sun of Man. Days
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Speaker 1: of Noah, not days of David, not days of Moses,
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Speaker 1: days of Noah. Why Because Noah's generation, the one Enoch
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Speaker 1: was removed from, represents the final stage of human rebellion
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Speaker 1: before divine intervention. And Jesus says that's what the end
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Speaker 1: will look like. Not gradual decline, not slow drift, total corruption,
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Speaker 1: normalized evil, absolute rebellion. And most people completely unaware that
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Speaker 1: judgment is imminent. They're eating, drinking, marrying, living, planning, business
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Speaker 1: as usual right up until the moment everything changes. That
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Speaker 1: was Noah's day, and Jesus says that will be the
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Speaker 1: last day. So where does Enoch fit. He fits as
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Speaker 1: the sign before Noah, the pattern before the Ark, the
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Speaker 1: removal before the flood. Noah was preserved through judgment. Enoch
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Speaker 1: was taken before it. Two models, two patterns, and both
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Speaker 1: are prophetically significant because if the days before the Son
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Speaker 1: of Man's return mirror the days of Noah, then we
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Speaker 1: should expect an Enoch type event, a removal, a taking,
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Speaker 1: a catching away of those who walk with God while
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Speaker 1: the world rushes toward judgment. And that's not speculation, that's
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Speaker 1: biblical pattern. Paul describes it in First Thessalonians four sixteen seventeen.
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Speaker 1: For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a
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Speaker 1: cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and
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Speaker 1: with the sound of the trumpet of God, and the
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Speaker 1: dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive,
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Speaker 1: who are left, will be caught up together with them
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Speaker 1: in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air,
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Speaker 1: caught up. Same idea as God took him, same theology
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Speaker 1: as removal before wrath. Peter describes it in Tecod Peter
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Speaker 1: two five to nine. If He did not spare the
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Speaker 1: ancient world but preserved Noah. If by turning the cities
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Speaker 1: of Sodom and Gomorrah to ashes, he condemned them, then
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Speaker 1: the Lord knows how to rescue the godly from trials
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Speaker 1: and to keep the unrighteous under punishment until the day
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Speaker 1: of judgment. Rescue preservation, removal, consistent pattern. Lot was taken
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Speaker 1: out of Sodom before fire fell. Noah was taken into
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Speaker 1: the ark before the flood rose. Enoch was taken from
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Speaker 1: the earth before corruption reached its peak, and we are
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Speaker 1: living in a time when corruption is reaching its peak again.
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Speaker 1: Look at the signs Jesus gave in Matthew twenty four. Wars,
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Speaker 1: rumors of wars, famines, earthquakes, false prophets, deception on a
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Speaker 1: massive scale, persecution of believers, the love of many growing cold.
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Speaker 1: All of that is happening now, simultaneously, globally, intensely. Look
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Speaker 1: at the signs Paul gave in Sewo Timothy three. One
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Speaker 1: per five people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive,
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Speaker 1: disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without
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Speaker 1: self control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit,
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Speaker 1: lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. Read that
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Speaker 1: list again slowly and tell me that's not an exact
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Speaker 1: description of our culture right now. Lovers of self, the
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Speaker 1: entire social media ecosystem is built on it. Lovers of money.
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Speaker 1: The worship of wealth is global religion, proud, arrogant, abusive,
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Speaker 1: cancel culture, outrage, mobs, public shame, disobedient to parents. Rebellion
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Speaker 1: is celebrated as liberation, ungrateful, if victimhood, mentality everywhere, heartless,
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Speaker 1: abortion on demand, euthanasia normalized, human trafficking ignored. I could
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Speaker 1: go on, but you see it, you feel it. You
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Speaker 1: know something is different now. The world isn't just drifting,
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Speaker 1: it's racing, accelerating, sprinting toward a cliff. And in the
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Speaker 1: middle of that, what are we supposed to do? Walk
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Speaker 1: with God? That's it, that's the command. That's the model.
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Speaker 1: Not panic, not hide, not compromise, Walk with God. Enoch
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Speaker 1: didn't have a Bible, didn't have a church, didn't have
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Speaker 1: a support group, just God. And he walked every day
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Speaker 1: for three hundred years in the middle of corruption, in
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Speaker 1: the face of mockery, against the tide of culture. And
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Speaker 1: God honored that, rewarded that, removed him before judgment fell.
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Speaker 1: So here's the question for you. Are you walking with
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Speaker 1: God or are you walking with the world? Because you
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Speaker 1: can't do both. Jesus said, no one can serve two masters.
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Speaker 1: Paul said, do not be conformed to this world. James said,
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Speaker 1: friendship with the world is enmity with God. It's binary.
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Speaker 1: It's either or, and the time to choose is now.
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Speaker 1: Because if the pattern holds, and it always does, then
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Speaker 1: removal comes before judgment. Rescue precedes wrath. The faithful are
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Speaker 1: taken out before the fire falls. That's Enoch's message, that's
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Speaker 1: the prophecy hidden in Genesis five. That's the warning embedded
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Speaker 1: in the genealogy. Walk with God, stay faithful, don't compromise,
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Speaker 1: don't blend in, don't adjust your convictions to match the culture.
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Speaker 1: Because the world you're living in is temporary. The corruption
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Speaker 1: you're surrounded by is not permanent. The rebellion you're witnessing
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Speaker 1: has an expiration date, and when that date arrives, you
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Speaker 1: want to be walking with God, not just believing in God,
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Speaker 1: not just knowing about God. Walking with God, same direction,
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Speaker 1: same purpose, same pace. That's what Enoch did, That's what
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Speaker 1: Noah did, That's what every faithful believer in Scripture did
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Speaker 1: when they face the corruption of their generation. And that's
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Speaker 1: what we're called to do now. But there's more. Because
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Speaker 1: Enoch didn't just walk. He named his son as a
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Speaker 1: countdown and that countdown has prophetic implications for our time.
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Speaker 1: Now we connect everything, Enoch's removal, Methusla's countdown, Noah's preservation,
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Speaker 1: Jude's confirmation, Jesus's warning, Paul's description. It's not a collection
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Speaker 1: of random events. It's a prophetic architecture, a pattern designed
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Speaker 1: by God to show us what always happens when the
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Speaker 1: world reaches terminal corruption. Here are the seven prophecies of
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Speaker 1: Enoch hidden in Genesis, and they're all coming true now.
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Speaker 1: First prophecy, the faithful will be removed before the final
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Speaker 1: judgment falls. Enoch was taken, not killed, not martyred, not
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Speaker 1: left behind to suffer, taken before the flood, before the destruction,
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Speaker 1: before God's patience ran out. That's the pattern, that's the promise,
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Speaker 1: that's the theology confirmed throughout scripture. God rescues the righteous
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Speaker 1: before he judges the wicked. Always Lot out of Sodom,
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Speaker 1: Noah into the Ark, Israel out of Egypt, Rahab out
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Speaker 1: of Jericho, Enoch out of the earth. Same pattern, different circumstances,
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Speaker 1: same God. And Jesus said the last days would mirror
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Speaker 1: the days of Noah, which means we should expect an
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Speaker 1: Enoch type event before the final tribulation. Not because we're worthy,
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Speaker 1: not because we're perfect, but because that's how God operates.
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Speaker 1: He removes his people before he pours out wrath. That's
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Speaker 1: prophecy one, and its active second prophecy. A righteous generation
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Speaker 1: will live in the midst of total corruption without compromise.
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Speaker 1: Enoch walked with God for three hundred and sixty five
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Speaker 1: years while the world collapsed around him. That's not retreat,
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Speaker 1: that's resistance. That's faithfulness under pressure, and we're living that now.
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Speaker 1: You're watching the world celebrate what God condemns. You're seeing
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Speaker 1: truth redefined, morality inverted, scripture mocked, believers silenced, and the
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Speaker 1: pressure to go along, to stay quiet, to compromise, to
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Speaker 1: blend in is enormous. But Enoch didn't bend, and neither
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Speaker 1: can we. Because the testimony of a faithful life in
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Speaker 1: a faithless generation is itself a prophecy. It's a living
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Speaker 1: declaration that God's stafandards don't change just because culture does.
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Speaker 1: That's prophecy too, and it's being fulfilled every day by
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Speaker 1: every believer who refuses to conform. Third prophecy. Time will
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Speaker 1: be measured in prophetic cycles, and when the cycle completes,
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Speaker 1: transition comes. Enoch's three hundred and sixty five years a
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Speaker 1: perfect solar year, a complete cycle, and when it ended,
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Speaker 1: he was taken. We're living in prophetic cycles right now.
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Speaker 1: Israel reborn in nineteen forty eight, Jerusalem reunified in nineteen
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Speaker 1: sixty seven, Daniel's seventy weeks, the fig Tree generation, the
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Speaker 1: signs converging. The Bible measures time in sevens seven days
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Speaker 1: of creation, seven years of tribulation, seventy weeks of daniel,
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Speaker 1: Jubilee cycles, Sabbath years, and we're approaching the completion of
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Speaker 1: multiple cycles simultaneously. That it's not coincidence. That's prophetic precision.
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Speaker 1: When the cycle completes, transition comes. That's what Enoch's life teaches.
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Speaker 1: That's prophecy three. Fourth prophecy. God's patience has a limit,
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Speaker 1: and that limit is marked by the death of intercession.
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Speaker 1: Methuselah means his death shall bring and his life was
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Speaker 1: the longest in scripture, nine sixty nine years of God's patience,
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Speaker 1: nine sixty nine years of mercy, nine sixty nine years
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Speaker 1: of opportunity to repent. But when Methuselah died, the flood
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Speaker 1: came God's patience isn't infinite. It's long, it's generous, it's kind,
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Speaker 1: but it's not forever. A second Peter three nine says
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Speaker 1: God is patient toward you, not wishing that any should perish,
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Speaker 1: but that all should reach repentance. But patience has a
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Speaker 1: finish line, and when it's crossed, judgment comes. We're living
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Speaker 1: in that patience right now. God is holding back, waiting,
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Speaker 1: giving people time to turn, but that time won't last forever.
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Speaker 1: The signs are converging, the cycles are completing, the patience
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Speaker 1: is running out. That's prophecy for and the countdown has
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Speaker 1: already started. Fifth prophecy. The corruption of the last days
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Speaker 1: will mirror the corruption of the first days. Boundaries violated, truth, abandoned, violence, normalized.
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Speaker 1: Genesis six describes a world where the wickedness of man
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Speaker 1: was great, and every intention of the thoughts of his
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Speaker 1: heart was only evil continually, not occasional sin, systemic evil,
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Speaker 1: cultural rebellion, normalize corruption, and what was the specific sin
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Speaker 1: mentioned Genesis six'. Two the sons Of god saw that
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Speaker 1: the daughters Of man were, attractive and they took as
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Speaker 1: their wives any they. Chose boundaries, violated, categories mixed divine
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Speaker 1: order rejected that. Language boundary violation is all over our culture,
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Speaker 1: now gender boundaries, erased marriage, redefined biology, denied, identity fluid truth.
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Speaker 1: Relative it's not just moral, decline it's ontological. Chaos the
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Speaker 1: very Categories god established in, creation male and, female, marriage
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Speaker 1: family identity are being deconstructed and. Discarded That's genesis. Six
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Speaker 1: that's the days Of. Noah that's What jesus said would
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Speaker 1: mark the. End prophecy five fulfilled sixth prophecy the righteous
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Speaker 1: will be marked by their, walk not their. Words enoch
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Speaker 1: didn't preach. Sermons the text doesn't record him confronting. Anyone
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Speaker 1: it doesn't say he built a ministry or led a.
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Speaker 1: Movement it says he walked With. God that's the. Testimony
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Speaker 1: that's the. Mark that's the sign of the faithful in
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Speaker 1: a corrupt. Generation not, loud not, showy not, performance just, walking, steady, consistent,
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Speaker 1: Aligned and that's What god. Honors in a culture obsessed with,
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Speaker 1: platform influence and. Visibility god is still looking for people
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Speaker 1: who just walk With, him who live, faithfully who obey,
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Speaker 1: quietly who stay aligned when no one's. Watching That's prophecy,
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Speaker 1: six and it's the test of our. Generation seventh, Prophecy
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Speaker 1: the final judgment will come, suddenly and most people will
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Speaker 1: be unaware until it's too Late matthew twenty four thirty.
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Speaker 1: Nine they were unaware until the flood came and swept
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Speaker 1: them all. Away, unaware not because they weren't, warned because
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Speaker 1: they didn't. Listen noah preached for one hundred and twenty.
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Speaker 1: Years methuselah's name was a walking. Countdown enuch's removal was a,
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Speaker 1: sign but they ignored, it mocked, it kept living as
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Speaker 1: if nothing would, change and then the rain started and
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Speaker 1: it was too. Late jesus, says that's exactly how the
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Speaker 1: end will. Be people, eating, drinking, marrying, planning completely unaware
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Speaker 1: that the door is about to, close not Because god
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Speaker 1: didn't warn, them because they refuse to. Listen that's prophecy,
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Speaker 1: seven and it's the most urgent, one because right now,
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Speaker 1: today in our, generation all seven prophecies are. Active the
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Speaker 1: faithful are walking With god in the midst of. Corruption
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Speaker 1: the cycles are, completing the patience is, ending the boundaries
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Speaker 1: are being, violated the signs are, converging the testimony of
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Speaker 1: righteous lives is standing in contrast to cultural, rebellion and
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Speaker 1: most people are completely unaware that time is running. Out
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Speaker 1: that's not, fear that's pattern. Recognition enoch saw, It noah lived,
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Speaker 1: It jesus confirmed, It paul described, it and we're watching
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Speaker 1: it unfold in real. Time the prophecies hidden In genesis
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Speaker 1: are just ancient, history their current, events their present, warnings
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Speaker 1: their active. Blueprints And enoch's. Removal that, mysterious, sudden sovereign
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Speaker 1: act Of god taking a faithful man out before judgment
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Speaker 1: fell isn't just a. Story it's a. Promise it's a.
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Speaker 1: Pattern it's a preview of What god does when the
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Speaker 1: world reaches the point of no. Return he rescues his,
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Speaker 1: People he removes the, Faithful he preserves the righteous before
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Speaker 1: he judges the. Wicked that's what happened With, Enoch that's
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Speaker 1: what happened With, Noah that's what happened With, lot and
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Speaker 1: that's what will happen. Again because The god who Removed
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Speaker 1: enoch is the Same god we serve, today and his
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Speaker 1: patterns don't. Change so where does this leave? Us standing
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Speaker 1: at the edge of something we can feel but can't fully,
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Speaker 1: see living in a generation that looks more Like genesis,
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Speaker 1: six every single, day watching the signs, converge the cycles,
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Speaker 1: complete the patients run, thin and we have a, choice
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Speaker 1: walk With god or walk with the. World there's no middle,
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Speaker 1: ground there never. Was enoch proved, that no approve. That
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Speaker 1: every faithful believer In scripture proved that you can't blend
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Speaker 1: in and stand. Out you can't compromise and remain, faithful
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Speaker 1: you can't conform to the culture and walk With. God it's,
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Speaker 1: binary and the time to choose is. Now because here's
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Speaker 1: What enoch's story doesn't tell. Us we don't know the,
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Speaker 1: day we don't know the, hour we don't know how
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Speaker 1: much time is left on the. Countdown methuselah lived nine
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Speaker 1: hundred sixty nine. Years that's a long, time a lot of,
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Speaker 1: patience a lot of. Mercy but when his time, ended
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Speaker 1: the flood came, immediately no, delay no, extension no second.
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Speaker 1: Chances the door, closed the rain, started and every one
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Speaker 1: outside was swept. Away that's the part most people don't
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Speaker 1: want to think, about the finality of, it the suddenness of,
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Speaker 1: it the irreversibility of. It but that's the, reality that's the,
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Speaker 1: pattern that's the, Prophecy and if we're living in the
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Speaker 1: generation that mirrors know as day and all the signs
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Speaker 1: say we. Are then we need to ask ourselves are we?
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Speaker 1: Ready not just, intellectually not just, theologically, practically are we
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Speaker 1: walking With god? Today are we living faithfully? Now are
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Speaker 1: we aligned with heaven while the earth spirals toward? Chaos
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Speaker 1: because when the removal, comes and it will, come there
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Speaker 1: won't be time to. Prepare it will happen in a,
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Speaker 1: moment in the twinkling of an. Eye one second you're,
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Speaker 1: here the next second you're with. Him That's enoch's. Testimony
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Speaker 1: that's the, promise that's the. Hope but it's only a
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Speaker 1: promise for those who are walking With, god not those
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Speaker 1: who walked, once not those who plan to walk, later
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Speaker 1: those who are walking, now Because enoch's removal wasn't a
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Speaker 1: reward for past, faithfulness it was the culmination of present,
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Speaker 1: faithfulness three hundred and sixty five years of daily walking
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Speaker 1: and then. Taken that's the, model that's the, standard that's the.
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Speaker 1: Expectation so don't, wait don't, delay don't assume you have
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Speaker 1: more time than you. Do start, walking keep, walking walk
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Speaker 1: With god through whatever. Comes because the world you see
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Speaker 1: around you is. Temporary the corruption is not. Permanent the
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Speaker 1: rebellion has an expiration, date and when that date, arrives
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Speaker 1: you want to be found, faithful walking With, god aligned With,
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Speaker 1: heaven ready for. Removal that's the prophecy Of. Enoch that's
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Speaker 1: the message hidden In. Genesis that's the warning embedded in the.
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Speaker 1: Genealogy and it's not just coming, true it's happening. Now
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Speaker 1: if this changed how you see, scripture share it with
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Speaker 1: someone who needs to hear, it because time is shorter
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Speaker 1: than we. Think