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936. Bible Study: Psalm 22 (David's prophetic words about Jesus/Yeshua!!) · Faith by annm2705

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  Psalm 22 first let's pray, dear Lord, please be with us as we
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  read through this Psalm and open our hearts and our minds to what
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  you have to say. We ask this in Jesus name.
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  This Psalm 22 is in my opinion just not just but is a
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  revelation of Jesus. And this was in the BC time
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  frame, and so this was many, many years before Jesus was here
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  on earth. But I will show you all the
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  scripture where it's repeatedly expressing things that were
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  almost prophecy, I guess, about Jesus, which is really
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  interesting. So let's get started.
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  As I mentioned before, I will let you know what version of God
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  our Lord is being used. I was going back to the Hebrew.
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  Sometimes there will be ale, which is El, and sometimes it's
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  Elohim, which is a plural for God, the Holy Trinity.
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  And then sometimes it is the name of God, which is YHWH.
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  And so that that people will say Yahweh.
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  Or if it's more like a sound that goes along with those
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  letters, more like a breath. Anyway, let's get started.
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  So at the very beginning, verse 1 L Alright, let's see.
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  LL Why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving
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  me, so far from my cries of anguish?
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  So this is really significant because when Jesus was on the
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  cross, he repeated these words that David spoke so many years
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  prior. I want to go back to say about
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  when the Psalms of David, I think they were when they were
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  written. So the Psalms were written
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  around 1014 to 430 BC, so potentially thousands of years
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  before 1000 or more years before Christ was even born.
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  And David was expressing this and he was saying my God, my
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  God, why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving
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  me, so far from my cries of anguish when Jesus was on the
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  cross? It says in Matthew chapter 27
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  verse 46, about 3:00 in the afternoon, Jesus cried out in a
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  loud voice, Eli, Eli Lemay Sabachthani, which means my God,
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  my God, why have you forsaken me?
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  I'll read a little bit more about what it says here.
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  This is about the death of Jesus.
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  When when some of those standing there heard this, they said,
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  he's calling on Elijah. Immediately one of them got a
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  sponge and they filled it. He filled it with wine vinegar
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  and put it on a staff and offered it to Jesus to drink.
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  The rest said, now leave him alone, let's see if Elijah comes
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  to save him. And when Jesus had cried out
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  again in a loud voice, he gave up its spirit.
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  At that moment the curtain of the temple was torn in two from
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  the top to the bottom. The earth shook, the rocks split
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  and the tombs broke open. The bodies of many holy people
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  who had died were raised to life.
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  They came out of the tombs after Jesus resurrection and went into
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  the holy city and appeared to many people.
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  When the centurion and those with him were guarding who were
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  guarding Jesus saw the earthquake and all that had
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  happened, they were terrified and exclaimed surely he was the
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  Son of God. So I'm going to end there.
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  But let's see there's also in I don't know if I can get to these
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  they're not showing up right now at my internet's decided that
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  was going to wasn't going to work right now.
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  So we'll hold off on going into something I don't already have
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  saved. But let's go back to verse 2 in
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  Psalm 22. He said David said, my God, I
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  cry out day by day, but you do not answer by night.
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  But I find no rest. Now when he refers to God in
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  this sentence, it's Elohim, the plurality of like the Trinity,
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  the first verse, it was the singular form LEL.
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  He said just like what was repeated, what Jesus repeated on
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  the cross, but he's but David said, my God Elohim, I cry out
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  day by day, but you do not answer night by night.
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  But I did, but I find no rest yet.
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  You are enthroned as the Holy 1. You are the one Israel praises.
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  In you our ancestors put their trust, they trusted and you
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  delivered them to you. They cried and were saved in you
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  they trusted and were not put to shame.
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  Now here's something really interesting too.
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  This next verse. But I am a worm and not a man
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  scorned by everyone, despised by the people.
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  I'm just going to stop right there because this was.
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  I heard this from someone else first, but I decided I needed to
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  look it up. Now when the actual word in
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  Hebrew for the worm that's used here is the Tola worm, and it's
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  a very different, you know, you, you need to know about the Tola
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  worm because there is symbolism between that worm and Jesus,
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  because you would think, why would Jesus be called a worm?
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  But when you hear about what the Tola worm is, it makes all the
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  sense. It's actually a I'll, I'll read
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  it to you. So the Tola worm, tola F in
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  Hebrew is a Crimson insect frequently referenced in
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  Christian theology as a powerful symbolic parallel to the
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  sacrifice of Jesus Christ. The connection centers around
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  Psalm 22, verse six that we just read when where David
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  prophecies. I am a worm and not a man, which
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  is a verse Jesus cried out while on the cross.
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  Theology links this to the tola insect due to its unique life
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  cycle, the attachment when it. When it is time to reproduce,
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  the female Tola worm attaches herself firmly to the wood of a
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  tree or a post, creating a hard Crimson shell sacrifice.
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  The mother gives her life for her offspring.
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  As the baby worms hatch, they feed on her body for nourishment
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  and are permanently stained with her bright red blood.
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  Now if you don't see the symbolism of that, how many
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  times did Jesus say, you know, symbolically like to take and
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  eat this bread at the Last Supper and to do this in
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  remembrance of him and it's and there's many times where he
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  compares himself to the bread of life and that you must eat the
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  bread of life. We must feed on the word of
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  Jesus, the word of Scripture, what he said God's word and it's
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  also by his blood. Then we that's how we are saved,
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  as Hebrews says. There is in the book of Hebrews
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  that says without the shedding of blood, there is no
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  forgiveness of sins. So that's why Jesus's blood had
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  to be shed on the cross. And just like this worm, they
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  are stained with her blood. And that's so similar to the the
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  protection that the blood of Jesus gives to all those who are
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  believers in him. And think about the Passover
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  lamb in the book of Exodus, where the blood of the lamb
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  protected all the Israelites, just like the blood of the lamb,
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  the symbolic lamb from the Book of Revelation, who is Jesus
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  protects all of those who believe in him.
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  So there is quite a bit of symbology here that if you don't
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  look this up, it you completely Passover and you think like, why
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  would this be Jesus? You know, why would Jesus be
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  called a worm? So here's more transformation
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  after three days, three days, OK, isn't that interesting?
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  Like Jesus died on the cross and three days later he resurrects.
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  So this is about the worm, though.
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  After three days, the dead mother's worm's body loses its
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  Crimson pigment and turns into a Snow White waxy substance that
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  flakes off like wool. Believers draw a spiritual
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  parallel between this process and the crucifixion of Jesus the
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  cross. The mother worm attaches herself
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  to the wood just as Jesus was nailed to the wooden cross.
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  Blood for the children. The mother sheds her blood to
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  protect and feed her young just as Jesus shed his blood on the
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  cross to offer humanity salvation cleansed by sacrifice.
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  The worms transition from scarlet to white mirrors Isaiah
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  chapter one, verse 18, which states though your sins are like
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  scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.
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  So isn't that amazing when you get into it a little bit deeper
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  and to understand, I mean, especially if you think about it
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  like it says, but I am a worm and not a man.
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  Why would David say that about himself?
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  David was a man. So obviously he was not talking
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  about himself. He was talking about someone
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  else and it was prophetic. So we'll continue in verse 7.
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  All who see me will all who see me mock me.
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  They hurl insults, shaking their heads.
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  Well, this is another reference to Jesus because in Mark chapter
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  10 verse 34 it well, actually I'll read 33 too.
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  So you get it in the full sentence.
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  We are going up to Jerusalem, he said.
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  And this, this is Jesus talking, he said.
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  We are going up to Jerusalem, he said.
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  And the Son of Man will be delivered over to the chief
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  priest and the teachers of the law.
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  They will condemn him to death and will hand him over to the
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  Gentiles, who will mock him and spit on him, flog him and kill
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  him. Three days later he will rise.
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  So Jesus also was predicting his death.
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  This was the third time that he predicted his death and he was
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  saying they would mock him. And also let's see if there's
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  other, there is Luke 18 verse 32 where it says he will be
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  delivered over to the Gentiles. They will mock him, insult him
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  and spit on him. They will flog him and kill him.
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  So this what David said, all who see me mock me.
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  This was again talking about Jesus.
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  They hurl insults, shaking their heads.
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  Then it says he trusts in the Lord.
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  And that's the individual name when it says L and then it says
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  Yahweh. So the singular version, but
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  Yahweh. And I think after now after
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  reading this, because I just put a note, I want to go back to
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  that because I probably, I don't know if I have Internet right
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  now, but this is, let's see, Psalm 22.
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  I did write down L, and I always say L because it's spelled El.
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  But on verse eight, yeah, verse 8, this is what it says in the
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  NIV version. He trusts in the Lord.
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  They say let the Lord rescue him, let him deliver him, since
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  he delights in him. So this is interesting because
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  the Lord, OK, so in the Hebrew word it talks about L or L, the
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  singular form of God, and then it's Jehovah or Yahweh.
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  So it's the singular form of God where it says he trusts in the
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  Lord, they say, so this is like God the Father.
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  And then this is also what happened to Jesus on the cross.
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  Once again in let's see, in Matthew 27 verse 43, this is
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  talking about when Jesus was on the cross.
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  It says he trusts in God, let God rescue him now if he wants
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  him, for he said, I am the Son of God.
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  So again, this is exactly what David was saying.
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  He trusts in the Lord. They say let the Lord rescue
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  him. This is exactly what Matthew
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  2743 says. Let him deliver him since he
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  delights in him. Now I'm going back to what David
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  said, Psalm 22 verse 9. Yet you brought me out of the
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  womb. You made me trust in you.
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  Even at my mother's breast from birth I was cast on you.
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  From my mother's womb You have been my God.
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  And that's the singular form of L I'll so I'll read what the
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  study Bible says about that, that verse.
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  What kind of trust in God could an infant have?
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  David's parents committed him to God through birth.
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  As a youngster, he likely heard stories of Israel's history,
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  including the stories of faith. He was speaking here of his
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  consistent relationship with God.
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  He had never served any other God because of ail being the
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  reference to God in the Psalm 22.
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  I do wonder if this is also, you know, I was cast on you talking
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  about God. It seems more of a reference to
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  Jesus from my reading. And you know, Jesus was
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  conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, but he
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  came from God. He was like, it was like he was
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  cast from God, like God sent him and from the Father.
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  So it it again just seems like this is a reference to Jesus in
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  verse 11 of Psalm 22. Do not be far from me, for
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  trouble is near and there is no one to help.
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  Many bulls surround me, strong bulls of bastion and circle me.
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  Roaring lions that tear their prey open their mouths wide
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  against me. Now this I just see this as evil
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  like all of the thing. You know, a lot of the evil
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  nations were described as bulls. Well, a lot of the false gods
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  were are described as bulls and then lions were often described
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  of some of the some of the evil nations around.
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  But yet at the same time, Jesus was the lion of Judah.
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  So the lions were kind of, I guess, maybe just different
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  kingdoms because they were just harsh and strong.
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  And and so again, this is almost like Jesus on the cross, like
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  he's being surrounded by all of the evil and and he's calling on
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  God. And then David says I am poured
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  out like water and all my bones are out of joint.
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  My hurt, my heart has turned to wax.
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  It has melted within me. This was very interesting too
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  because this is I am poured out like water and all my bones are
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  out of joint. Listen to what John chapter 1934
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  says instead. One of the soldiers pierced
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  Jesus's side with a spear, bringing a sudden flow of blood
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  and water. And then it goes on to say the
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  the man who saw it has given his testimony and his testimony is
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  true. He knows that he tells the truth
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  and he testifies so that you also may believe these things
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  happened so that the Scripture, the Lord, so that the Scripture
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  would be fulfilled. Not one of his bones will be
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  broken and another scripture says they will look on the 1:00
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  they have pierced. So I again think this is a
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  reference to Jesus. In the sight of Jesus I am
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  poured out like water. Then in verse 15 David says my
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  mouth is dried up like a pot Shard and my tongue sticks to
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  the roof of my mouth. You lay me in the dust of death.
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  Well, this is another thing that happened on the cross.
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  Jesus was given something to drink and it said this was like
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  in his last breaths. Immediately one of them ran.
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  This is Matthew 27, verse 48. Immediately one of them ran and
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  got a sponge. He filled it with wine vinegar,
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  put it on a staff and offered it to Jesus to drink.
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  Dogs. Going back to what David said in
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  Psalm 22 verse 16. Dogs surround me.
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  A pack of villains encircles me. They Pierce my hands and my
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  feet. So when did David's hands and
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  feet get pierced? But we know that Jesus is dead.
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  So again, this is this is very much like let's see John 19
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  verse 34 through 37. OK, that's the verse 37.
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  They will look on the 1:00. They have pierced.
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  We know Jesus was pierced in his hands and his feet.
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  All my bones are on display. People stare and gloat over me.
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  Then David says they divide my clothes among them and cast lots
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  for my garment. This is another thing that
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  happened to Jesus on the cross and it said in Mark chapter 15
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  verse 25 and they crucified him, dividing up his clothes.
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  They cast lots to see what each would get and it says the same
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  thing. When the soldiers crucified
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  Jesus they took his clothes dividing them into 4 shares, one
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  for each of them with the undergarment remaining.
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  So about them casting lots for his garments.
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  Then in verse 19 it says, but you Lord, this is the personal
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  name of God Yahweh, do not be far from me.
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  You are my strength. Come quickly to help me deliver
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  me from the sword, my precious life from the power of the dogs,
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  rescue me from the mouth of the lions, save me from the horns of
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  the wild oxen. Again, this is like the wild,
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  the bull, which is, you know, these other like false, fake
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  gods that the Canaanites and other ancient people, the Pagan
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  people worshipped and the mouth of lions.
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  There's like good lions and bad lions.
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  And within the Bible and the dogs, those were, that was a
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  reference to like a male prostitute back in, you know,
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  when I've looked this up before in the past.
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  So it was a very negative sense about, about that.
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  And these were the ones that were surrounding him.
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  I will declare your name to my people in the assembly.
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  I will praise you, you who fear the Lord or Yahweh, Praise Him.
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  All you descendants of Jacob. Honour him.
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  Revere him all you descendants of Israel.
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  For he has not despised or scorned the suffering of the
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  afflicted. 1 He has not hidden his face from him, but has
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  listened to his cry for help. From you comes the theme of my
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  praise in the great Assembly. Before those who fear you, I
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  will fulfil my vows. So this was really interesting
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  too, like I will fulfill my vows.
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  It says from you comes the theme of my praise in the great
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  assembly. Before those who fear you, those
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  who fear the Lord are going to be in the assembly of the Lord
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  and it says I will fulfill my vows.
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  Now this could certainly be referring to David, but it also
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  made me think of a few things that Jesus actually said.
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  And let's see, this was actually, well, this is I do
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  want to read what Jesus said. So in Matthew 26, verse 42, it
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  says this is about Jesus. He went away a second time and
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  prayed. My father, if it is not possible
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  for this cup to be taken away unless I drink it may your will
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  be done and let's see where else it is that he said this.
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  And he said ABBA father, he said everything is possible for you.
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  Take this cup from me, yet not what I will, but what you will.
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  This is what Jesus was saying to the Father.
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  And then another version in Luke says, Father, if you are
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  willing, take this cup from me, yet not my will, but yours be
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  done. Is that like a vow, A vow of
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  obedience to the Father that you know?
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  This is what we Elohim, the plurality, Father, Son and Holy
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  Spirit, what we agreed this was like this, the salvation of
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  mankind. And this is what had to happen.
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  And Jesus is saying, you know, that, you know, if there's any
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  way that this can be done differently, you know, let me
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  know. But if not your will.
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  This is what's happening. And in David's Psalm, he's
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  saying I will fulfill my vows. I don't know.
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  That was my thought that came to my mind was that He said that
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  and then in Hebrew 10 verse 7, it says, well I'm going to read
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  verse 5 first so you get the context.
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  Therefore, when Christ came into the world, He said sacrifice and
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  offering. You did not desire talking about
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  the Father, but a body you prepared for me.
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  Jesus had a body prepared for him with burnt offerings and sin
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  offerings. You were not pleased.
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  Then I said, here I am. It is written about me in the
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  scroll. I have come to do your will, my
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  God. So then verse 26, the poor will
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  from Psalm 22, the poor will eat and be satisfied.
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  Those who seek the Lord will praise him.
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  May your hearts live forever. Of course, everyone's going to
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  be praising Jesus and thanking Jesus when they are in the
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  presence of the Lord. And again, this is those who
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  seek the Lord are Yahweh by His personal name.
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  Again, it's like a personal relationship with God to know
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  these things or for these things to be revealed seeking God and
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  you will find him. So verse 27 says all the ends of
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  the earth will remember and turn and turn to the Lord are Yahweh,
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  and all the families of the nations will bow down before
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  him. For dominion belongs to the Lord
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  and he rules over the nations. Again, this is so many different
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  references to to Jesus here. Let's see, in First Timothy
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  chapter 6 verse 15, it says, well actually I probably have to
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  read a couple more verses. So it's all in one sentence, OK,
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  In the sight of God, who gives life to everything, and of Jesus
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  of Christ Jesus, who while testifying before Pontius Pilate
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  made the confession, the good confession, I charge you to keep
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  this command without spot or blame until the appearing of our
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  Lord Jesus Christ, which God will bring about in his own
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  time. God the blessed and only Ruler,
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  the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, who alone is immortal and
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  who lives in unapproachable light, whom no one has seen or
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  can see. To him be honor and might
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  forever. Amen.
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  And then there are other references to the King of Kings
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  in Revelation 17. Verse 14 says they will wage war
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  against the Lamb, that the Lamb is symbolic of Jesus, but the
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  Lamb will triumph over them because He is Lord of Lords and
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  King of Kings and with and will be His called, chosen and
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  faithful followers. In Revelation 19 verse 16 it
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  says on his robe and on his thigh he has this name written,
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  King of Kings and Lord of Lords. So again, this is when Jesus is
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  going to be ruling over all the nations.
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  In Revelation chapter 12 verse 5, it says she referring to
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  Israel gave birth to a son, a male son who quote will rule all
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  nations with an iron scepter. And that's actually from Psalm
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  2. And her child was snatched up to
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  God and his throne. Jesus was raised up to God when
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  he was on the cross. And then more references are in
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  Revelation chapter one, verse 5, and from Jesus Christ, who is
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  the faithful witness, the first born from the dead and the ruler
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  of the kings of the earth to him who loves us and has freed us
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  from our sins by his blood. So again, he's the ruler of the
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  kings of the earth. And then in Revelation 3, verse
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  14, it says to the Angel of the Lord and Laodicea write, these
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  are the words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the
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  ruler of God's creation. And that's referring to Jesus.
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  Again, another reference to Jesus, how he is the King of
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  kings, the Lord of Lords, the Lord of Lords.
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  And in verse 29, in Psalm 22, it says all the rich of the earth
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  will feast and worship. All who go down to the dust will
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  kneel before him. I didn't look at this up, but it
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  does say in Scripture that all, all men will kneel before him.
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  All men will bow before him when he returns, every knee will
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  bend. So there's lots of references
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  again to Jesus. So again, David is talking about
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  Jesus throughout this entire Psalm and and then it says will
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  kneel before him. It says those who cannot keep
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  themselves alive, like all people who go down to the dust,
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  who do not accept Christ, they cannot keep themselves alive.
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  And what this verse made me think about is what Jesus said
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  when he said in John chapter 14 verse 6.
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  Jesus answered, I am the way and the truth and the life.
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  No one comes to the Father except through me.
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  I need to take pick a break. My throat got aggravated so
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  we're almost finished. Verse 30 posterity will serve
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  him. Future generations will be told
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  about the Lord. They will proclaim His
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  righteousness declaring, declaring to a people yet unborn
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  He has done it. So this is talking about all the
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  people who are going to be talking about Jesus declaring to
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  a people yet unborn He has done it.
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  What do you think maybe he's referring to when what that made
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  me think about was John chapter 19 verse 30 when he had received
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  his drink. Remember they put a sponge up to
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  Jesus's mouth. Jesus said it is finished with
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  that. He bowed his head and gave up
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  his Spirit. So just like David said, he has
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  done it. That was the salvation of all
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  mankind for those who put their trust and faith in Jesus.
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  So I hope I am going to stop this podcast because my voice is
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  wearing out, but I hope this was beneficial to you and if it was,
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