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Living Waters of Grace, February 19, 2026 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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  Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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  County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  Christ sees everything and everyone, everyone of us today
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  are manifest before his throne. If you flip over to Hebrews
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  chapter 4, you know there's a lack of of the fear of God in
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  our day that we live. Men love darkness rather than
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  life because their deeds are evil.
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  Many times we think we can get away with certain types of
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  behavior and actions and no one sees it.
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  Well, no human as far as us, flesh and blood might be seeing
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  what's going on, but God sees everything.
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  Growing up, I was told that my mother had eyes in the back of
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  her head. While I eventually discovered
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  that to be false, she did manage to know or discover a surprising
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  amount of information. As informed as my mother was
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  about my whereabouts, Christ truly does see and know all that
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  happens. God is omniscient or all
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  knowing, and He sees everything. In today's message, Pastor Clark
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  discusses how we can take comfort in confession knowing
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  that we have nothing to hide from God.
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  Now here's Pastor Clark in the Book of Revelation chapter one
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  with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace.
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  I, John, both your brother and companion in the tribulation and
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  Kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was on the island that
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  is called Pathmos, for the Word of God and for the testimony of
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  Jesus Christ. For I was in the Spirit on the
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  Lord's day, and I heard behind me a loud voice as of a trumpet,
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  saying, I am the Alpha and Omega, the 1st and the last.
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  And what you see, write in a book and send it to the seven
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  churches which are in Asia, to Ephesus, to Smyrna, the
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  Pergamus, to Thyrotyra, to Sardis, to Philadelphia and to
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  Laodicea. Then I turned to see the voices
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  that spoke with me, and having turned, I saw 7 golden
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  lampstands, and in the midst of the seven lampstands one like
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  the Son of Man, clothed with a garment down to the feet, and
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  girded about the chest with a golden band.
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  His head and hair were like wool, white as wool, as white as
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  snow. His eyes were like a flame of
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  fire, his feet were like fine brass, as if refined in a
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  furnace, and his voice as a sound of many waters.
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  He had in his right hand seven stars.
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  Out of his mouth went a sharp 2 edged sword, and his countenance
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  was like the sun shining in its strength.
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  And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead.
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  But he laid his right hand on me, saying to me, Do not be
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  afraid, I am the 1st and the last.
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  I am he who lives and was dead, and behold, I am alive for
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  evermore. Amen.
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  And I have the keys of Hades and of death.
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  Write the things which you have seen, the things which are, and
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  the things which will take place after this.
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  The mystery of the seven stars which you saw in my right hand,
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  and the seven golden lampstands. The seven stars are the angels
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  of the seven churches, and the seven lampstands which you saw
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  are the seven churches. John is continually teaching us
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  through this book that he's encountering the Lord Jesus
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  Christ himself personally and individually, and he's actually
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  hearing Christ speak to him. It must have been a wonderful
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  experience for the apostle John because it's been about 60 years
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  since he had the privilege of hearing Christ's voice speak to
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  him personally. It's been approximately 60 years
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  since Christ has ascended. And you remember John, the
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  beloved apostle, He was the one that laid his head on the chest,
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  the breast of Jesus. He was called the beloved
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  disciple. So he had a tremendous
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  relationship with the Lord. Very, very intimate, very, very
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  close. And to be able to hear, you
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  know, when you read the word, sometimes we receive what God
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  feels is necessary. But there's a lot of things in
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  between the lines. The Bible says if everything was
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  recorded of what Jesus both didn't do, there wouldn't be
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  enough books in the whole world to to contain everything.
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  But I would think that John was pretty excited to hear that
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  voice that he remembered hearing when Jesus was on earth and when
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  he was discipling John and showing him the way.
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  So John is going to do exactly what the Lord has instructed him
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  to do. He's going to write these things
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  and send this message to the seven churches.
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  Now, as we see in verse 12, it says he, he turns to see the
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  voice that spoke with me and he, he begins to have these visions
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  of various objects, the vision that he had.
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  I, I, I don't know exactly how that came about.
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  Was it a, a dream type state? Was it some form of ecstasy that
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  he was experiencing? Was he just having some kind of
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  thoughts in his mind of, of what the spirit was revealing to him
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  or whatever it was that was occurring?
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  It was very, very transcendent of, of this world and how the
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  earth communicates to the human heart.
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  This is God communicating in ways that only he can
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  communicate. And so he's manifesting truth
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  through various symbols here. He, he says in verse 12, he
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  refers to these lampstands. And these lampstands, as we see
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  in verse 20, they, they represent the seven churches.
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  And the church is supposed to be a light in the world.
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  Whenever the church is no longer manifesting light in the midst
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  of darkness, the church has lost its purpose.
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  Christ is always the centerpiece of the church.
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  Christ's in our midst. And it's his light today that
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  illumines every heart that is here through the teaching of his
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  Word. That's the way he's established
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  his truth to be manifest and this vision that John gets very,
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  very profound vision is is amazing in a sense of how it
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  similar similarity in Daniel Chapter 7.
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  If you flip over there for a minute.
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  Daniel is a another amazing book because it it parallels what we
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  what we read in Revelation and almost verbatim here some of the
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  words and concepts that John used or also used by Daniel and
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  Chapter 7 verse 9. It says I watched till Thrones
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  were put in place and the Ancient of Days was seated.
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  His garment was white as snow. The hair of his head was like
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  pure wool. His throne was a fiery flame,
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  its wheels a burning fire. A fiery stream issued came forth
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  from before him. 1000 thousands ministered to him. 10,000 *
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  10,000 stood before him. The court was seated and the
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  books were opened. I watched them because of the
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  sound of the pompous words which the horn was speaking.
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  I watched till the beast was slain and its body destroyed and
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  given to the burning flame as the rest of the beast.
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  They had their dominion taken away, yet their lives were
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  prolonged for a season and time. I was watching in the night
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  visions, and behold one like the Son of Man coming with clouds of
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  heaven, He came to the Ancient of Days, and they brought him
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  near before him. And then to him was given
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  dominion and glory, and a Kingdom that all peoples,
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  nations, and languages should serve him.
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  His dominion is an everlasting dominion which shall not pass
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  away, and His Kingdom, the one which shall not be destroyed.
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  So amazing that the parallels prophetically that are given
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  from Daniel himself, given to Daniel himself, just like they
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  were given to the apostle John in the Book of Revelation.
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  So we see the garments that Christ is wearing, verse 13,
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  They're they're priestly garments.
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  We don't wear those kind of things in our church tradition.
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  Our our priestly garments are blue jeans and sweaters and
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  T-shirts, you know, but there was such a majesty in the Old
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  Testament in regard to how God was worshipped in the midst of
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  the temple with the priest. The robes weren't worn to draw
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  attention to human beings. They were warned to represent
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  and a type pictorially what the glory of heaven is like and the
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  beauty of heaven and the symbolism.
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  Sometime we have a chance. We'll, we'll look at those
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  things in more detail. But they're marvelous.
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  Some churches, they actually still use a vestments, they call
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  them or priestly robes. And unfortunately, for the most
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  part, it's become to say a tradition and the the people
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  really don't even understand the purpose of why the people would
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  wear these things. It's been this loss with the
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  deadness of of modern day religion.
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  But it refers to these garments as being one who would also be
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  represented as the judge of all men and the King of kings and
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  Lord of Lords. In verse 14, it says his head
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  and his hair were like white wool, as white as snow.
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  And the white hair represents the eternality of the ages that
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  Christ is and was and always has been.
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  There is no beginning and no end.
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  He is the Ancient of Days as it says in both Daniel and
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  Revelation and verse 14, it refers to his eyes.
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  His eyes are like a flame of fire.
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  Christ sees everything and everyone, everyone of us today
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  are manifest before His throne. If you flip over to Hebrews
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  chapter 4, you know there's a lack of of the fear of God in
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  our day that we live. Men love darkness rather than
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  life because their deeds are evil.
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  Many times we think we can get away with certain types of
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  behavior and actions and no one sees it.
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  Well, no human as far as us, flesh and blood might be seeing
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  what's going on, but God sees everything.
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  Everything we do, everything we think God is aware of, and it
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  tells us. In Hebrews 412, the Word of God
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  is living and powerful and sharper than any 2 edged sword.
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  It's able to Pierce even to the division of soul and spirit, of
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  joints and marrow. As a discerner of the thoughts
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  and intents of the heart, I think of that sword as it goes
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  into our hearts this morning, as the Word is being preached.
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  There's nothing. It's hidden here and on any of
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  our hearts. And if we think we're hiding
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  something, if we're not revealing it before the face of
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  God and repenting of it, God will dig away until you're real
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  aware that He's exposing you. Now the Bible tells us that if
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  we repent of our sins, the Lord covers our sins.
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  But if we try to hide our sins, God will eventually expose them
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  and make them evident. It says in verse 13 there is no
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  creature hidden from his sight, but all things are naked and
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  open to the eyes of Him to whom we must give an account.
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  Every one of us one day will stand before the Lord and give
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  an account of our lives for the things we've done in our body,
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  whether they be good or evil. The Bible tells us a fearful
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  thing in Hebrews to fall into the hands of the living God.
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  That's why I urgently implore you each week, as well as
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  myself, that we must repent, for the Kingdom of heaven is at
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  hand. I don't know when I'm going to
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  leave this world. Neither do you.
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  But when I leave, I want to be leaving in a state of
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  repentance. I think of the years that the
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  Lord gives us to live on this earth.
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  Some of us have longer years than others, but as a fallen
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  human being, and these days in my own life, I want to repent
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  even more for the things I've done in my life, but also for
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  the things that I still do. The things I think at times, the
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  attitudes, the judgments, the criticisms, all the things that
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  our human heart is capable of manifesting.
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  I want to be able to see those things as they occur in my
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  heart. I want the Lord to search my
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  heart. I want him to try my thoughts.
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  I want him to see the wicked ways in me and reveal them to me
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  and lead me in the way everlasting.
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  I want my heart to be purified. I want it to be cleansed.
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  And when God points his finger and says, Clark, this has to go,
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  this has to change. I want to be like David and say
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  create in me a clean heart, O God, which after you is created
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  in righteousness and true holiness.
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  If we're exposed by the Spirit of God, it's not to make us
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  miserable, it's to free us. Because everything that the Lord
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  touches and everything that he wants to change in your heart is
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  to make you more like Himself, right?
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  It's to give you joy. It's to give you peace.
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  And so allow the Lord to do what he wants to do in your heart.
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  And I love what he says. Seeing then we have a great high
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  priest after God exposes all this stuff that we need to
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  repent of, who has passed through the heavens.
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  Jesus, the Son of God. Let us hold fast our confession.
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  For we do not have a high priest who cannot sympathize with our
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  weakness. The Lord knows us, doesn't He?
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  He knows our struggles, He knows the areas that each of us have
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  that are so prone to failing, and He wants to work in our
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  hearts so that we begin to have victory.
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  And as we trust in Him to change us, He will.
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  It says He was an all points tempted as we are, yet without
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  sin. So let us therefore come boldly
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  to the throne of grace. And I pray that your attitude on
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  Sundays when you take the supper, you come boldly to the
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  throne of grace, knowing that you have a right to come before
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  the throne of God, and you may obtain mercy and find grace to
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  help in your time of need. And the Lord will always be
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  faithful to gently shepherd you and to love you and to restore
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  you to that place of communion and fellowship with him.
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  And so then he refers to this aspect of feet burning his
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  brass. And this represents a foundation
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  that can't be broken. It's not like the feet of clay
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  of the nations in the last days where they rise up and they act
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  like they got it all together and they're mighty and they're
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  strong. And as persecution and trials
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  and tribulations begin to come, the nations of the earth begin
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  to crumble. No, the feet of Christ, the
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  burning brass represents again judgment that he's the judge of
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  all the churches. In verse 15, it talks about his,
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  his voice being the sound of many waters.
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  I love to sit by the ocean when there's no one there and no
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  distractions. And I love this to close my eyes
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  and just hear the waves crashing this continual, There's no
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  silence, It's just continual noise.
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  And every wave seems to have a different sound effect in my
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  ear. Every wave that flows in is not
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  exactly the same as the wave that came before it.
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  And it's just a continuation of this, an outpouring of the, the
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  sound and crashing of, of the surf upon the sand.
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  And God's sound, his voice is like the sound of everlasting
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  waters. If you ever been to Niagara
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  Falls and you stood at the base of the falls, you're in the Maid
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  of the mist. You just hear the, the crushing
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  sound of the water this relentlessly coming down off the
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  the cliffs there into the into the pond or lake, a stream
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  there. It's just continue.
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  It's the sound of His absolute power and authority.
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  I think of a storm at night, a thunderstorm or a lightning
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  storm or a hailstorm, and just the sound of the Thunder is so
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  crushing and at times it shakes you.
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  It makes you fearful. The fact that God is so
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  magnificent and so powerful that he could wipe any of us out in a
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  second, and it's just overwhelming.
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  And then you think of the sound of earthquakes or tornadoes or
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  hurricanes or typhoons, The tremendous power that God has in
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  the midst of this universe, it would cause you to to fall on
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  your face and be broken, as we will see John here in a few
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  moments, falling on his face. But no one can stop these sounds
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  but God. No one can stop the fury of the
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  Thunder and the lightning and the hurricane and the
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  earthquakes. But God, He has control over
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  this whole universe. Nothing occurs outside of His
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  will in His plan. Someone mentioned recently about
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  the crisis in Haiti. How could a loving God allow
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  such a horrible situation to occur there?
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  God's judgment, and I'm not saying Haiti is God's judgment
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  it but it says in the last days there will be birth pangs and a
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  frequency of cataclysmic events occurring on the face of the
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  earth to cause men and women and children to begin to look up and
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  to wonder about is there a God? And if there is a God, am I
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  ready to meet him? Am I ready to stand before him?
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  This sound of the voice in heaven speaks with power and
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  authority and it says in verse 16 that out of his mouth when a
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  sharp 2 edged sword. We read in Hebrews that the word
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  of God is sharper than any 2 edged sword, piercing, dividing
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  asunder of soul and spirit and is a very discerner of the
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  thoughts and intense of the heart.
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  It's just so wonderful when you sit down, you're reading through
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  the Bible this year and and as you read it, it's purifying you.
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  It's it's convicting you. You see your own life and the
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  life of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob and Sarah and Hagar and
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  all these people in the scripture.
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  You say, boy, that person reminds me of me a little bit,
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  you know, and it, it shows you God's action and intervention in
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  their lives and his mercy and his grace and his forgiveness.
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  And you're, you're encouraged, you know, the fact that God is
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  such a compassionate, loving, merciful God in spite of the
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  foolishness of the human race, in spite of the foolishness of
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  the human heart. And this sword that's coming out
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  of his mouth speaks with authority.
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  It's the living word of God. Ephesians tells us that it's the
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  sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.
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  He gives us a description also of the of the seven stars in
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  verse 16, and these seven stars are descriptive of perhaps he
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  refers to the name Angel. Angel means messenger.
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  We prayed this morning before we came up here that God's angels
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  would protect this place, surround it from the attacks of
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  the evil. 1 And God has sent forth his army of angels in the
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  midst of these days that we live.
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  I love what it tells us in Hebrews, the beginning of
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  Hebrews, about the angelic creatures, aren't they
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  ministering spirits, sent forth to minister to them who are the
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  heirs of salvation? You have a guardian Angel.
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  Do you know that? Do you believe that?
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  Well, the Scriptures declare that you do.
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  And that poor Angel, what they've had to put up with,
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  right with all of us. I'm sure my Angel would love to
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  trade places with one of you guys.
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  He's been with me for 58 years now.
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  But even the angelic beings, whenever the word of God is
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  proclaimed and preached, they like to hang around in the
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  atmosphere because they never get tired of listening in and
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  hearing the mystery that's revealed through the church, the
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  gospel of God's salvation. The angels could also in some
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  commentaries refer to the pastors of the churches because
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  we're messengers, we're responsible to declare to the
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  community, the body, the the message of the the word of God.
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  In verse 16, it refers to his confidence.
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  It says his countenance was like the sun shining in its strength,
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  the sun SUN. When you look up in certain
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  times of the day, you wouldn't dare gaze into the brightness of
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  the sun, because you'd burn. Your retina, but in certain
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  times a day you can sunset, you can look at it, look at the
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  beauty, and it isn't as bright, but the continents of Christ is
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  like the fullness of the brightness of the sun at its
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  greatest point, at its fullest of strength.
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  That was experienced by Peter, James, and John whenever they
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  were at the base of the Mount of Transfiguration, when Christ
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  appeared in his glorified state and the brightness of His glory
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  was exceedingly manifest. And Peter and James and John, it
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  was so bright they had to fall on their face.
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  And this is the way our Savior is now.
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  He's transfigured, He's changed, and John is actually able to
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  experience this again. He's before them.
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  His face shines like the sun. His clothes become white as the
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  light. The ancient teachers of the Word
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  described as light as uncreated light.
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  You know when God said let there be light and he created the moon
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  by night and the sun by day and the stars by night.
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  The light that is manifest in the Holy Trinity is always
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  existing, it's self existent. It never had a start and never
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  had a beginning. And that's why the Word tells us
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  that God is light and in Him is no darkness or shadow of
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  turning. Psalm 8411 says, for the Lord
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  God is a son, SUN, and a shield, a purifier and a protector.
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  So it's a wonderful thing to know that God's brightness, the
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  exceeding image of his glory and his perfection as it reveals to
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  us our sin, convicts us that we can repent and be purified and
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  be made as gold, pure gold. But he's also the protector that
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  he knows how much we can deal with in any given moment.
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  If he turned all the light on on me in one nanosecond, I would be
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  completely pulverized and non existent.
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  But God understands what we're able to deal with.
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  And so he comes in the midst of his glory to John with a heart
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  that is full and also heavy and broken because of the state of
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  his church in the days that this was being written.
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  And his heart is still heavy today for the state of the
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  church today. Christ, we see in this
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  revelation here is no longer the quiet Carpenter, is he?
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  He's no longer the obscure and lowly servant.
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  He's now risen, glorified, and manifest in His full authority
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  to prepare to judge the nations first.
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  Peter 417 says for the time has come for judgment to begin at
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  the House of God. This is what's occurring here.
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  Jesus is revealing to John the revelation of Himself in the
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  midst of His church in the last days.
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  Peter says for the time has come for judgment to begin at the
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  House of God. It has to begin here, guys, with
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  you and me, doesn't it? Our judgments, our concerns
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  about those without Christ are important.
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  To pray for God to save our families, our neighbors, our
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  loved ones. But we must come clean before
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  the Lord ourselves, not be living double ways, not be
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  living one way in church and another way outside of church.
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  We must realize that God has to deal with our hearts, the House
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  of God. If it begins with us first, what
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  will be the end of those who do not obey the gospel of God?
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  This has been Living Waters of Grace with Pastor Clark.
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  We're going through the challenging and also intriguing
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  Book of Revelation. Whether you're a fan of reading
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  ahead in books of fiction, there's such a benefit to
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  reading ahead in the Bible to read about how it all ends.
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  But in an interesting turn of events, the Book of Revelation
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  is not really the end, but rather the beginning.
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  It's the end of life as we know it here on earth, but there's so
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  much to look forward to. But what comes after all?
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  The judgement of the earth and those who reject God?
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  There's a lot to work through, and it can be heartbreaking to
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  read through the intense judgements and wrath that will
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  come on those who hate God with all their might.
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  The thing is, God has given chance upon chance to these
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  people. They don't want it.
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  So the outcome is that there are judgments and consequences for
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  those who've rejected the good news and the gift of salvation
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  that's offered through Jesus's death and resurrection.
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  Are you one who has heard about these things but doesn't really
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  want it because you want to live life on your terms?
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  Trust me, living for Jesus is so much better.
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  That doesn't mean it will be easy.
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  As you listen and read through Revelation with us, you'll come
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  to a stark realization that you don't want to be on Earth when
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  the apocalypse happens. So check out Calvary Chapel
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  online.com to learn how to come to a saving grace through faith
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  that will allow you to be with Jesus for eternity.
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  We'd also love to meet you in person at Calvary Chapel
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  Westmoreland. Come join us at 400 E Pittsburgh
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  St. Ste. 6B in Greensburg, PA 15601.
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  This has been living waters of Grace.