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S6 274. A King Like No Other- A Dr. Chuck Missler Excerpt · Millennial Mustard Seed

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  It's the end of the year, it's New Year's Eve.
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  I'm here with my buddy Pete, and we wanted to take a couple
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  minutes to share something very important with you guys and to
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  thank the listeners on the Days of Noah podcast and on the
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  Millennial Mustard Seed for taking this voyage with us.
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  We're excited for what God has for the future.
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  Pete, it's great to be with you for a mini micro little tiny
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  episode. Yeah, a little wrap up at the
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  end of the year to again, thank each and everyone of you out
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  there. I say it on every intro to my
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  show, thanking each and everyone of you out there and
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  appreciating you. Thank you for your prayers.
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  Thank you for being a listener. Thank you for being a supporter.
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  Stay with us in 2026. There's much more to come, but
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  yeah, Ron and I wanted to read a section from one of Chuck
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  Missler's books, and I actually heard him say this entire quote,
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  and it was so poetic and powerful about who Christ our
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  King is and describing him. I thought he was reading it from
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  somebody else or he was quoting somebody else.
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  But then when I read it in one of his books, and this is
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  actually from the book The Rapture Christianity's Most let
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  me get the exact title here. Most preposterous belief.
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  He uses it towards the end of the book.
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  And I'm like, OK, so Chuck actually did come up with this
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  'cause I don't see any quotations that he got it from
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  anyone else. And it is so powerful about who
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  Christ our King is. And Rod, I actually, I, I, you
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  know, I sent this to you and, and posted it around on online
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  and I, I had printed copies of it and I read it to my family.
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  I had several of my family read it on Christmas just to remember
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  who this, this little child was destined to be.
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  And as God himself in that child.
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  So yeah, why don't you take it away and and I'll pick it up
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  where you leave off reading this powerful section about our king.
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  Our King. He was a prophet before Moses, a
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  priest after Melchizedek, a champion like Joshua, an
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  offering in the place of Isaac, a king from the line of David, a
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  wise counselor above Solomon. He's beloved, rejected, and
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  exalted. Certainly, like Joseph, yet far
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  greater still the heavens declare his glory.
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  The firmament shows his handiwork, He who is now and
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  will always be the first and the last, the Alpha and the Omega.
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  He's the aleph and the tav of Hebrew and the A to the Z of
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  English. He's the first fruit of them
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  that slept. He is the I am that I am.
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  Jesus was the voice in the burning Bush.
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  He was the captain of the Lord's host, the Conqueror of Jericho.
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  He's enduringly strong, entirely sincere, eternally steadfast.
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  He's immortally graceful, imperially powerful, impartially
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  merciful. In him dwells the fullness of
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  the Godhead, bodily, the very God of very God.
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  He's our kinsman, Redeemer, and the avenger of blood.
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  He's our city of refuge. He's a performing priest, a
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  personal prophet, our reigning king.
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  He's the loftiest idea in literature, he's the highest
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  personality in philosophy. He's the fundamental doctrine of
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  theology, and he's the supreme problem in higher criticism.
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  He's the miracle of all ages, the superlative of everything
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  good. You and I are the beneficiaries
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  of a love letter. It was written in blood on a
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  wooden cross erected in Judea 2000 years ago.
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  He was crucified on a cross of wood, yet made the hill on which
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  it stood. By him are all things made that
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  were made, and by him are all things held together.
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  What held him to that cross? It wasn't the nails.
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  At any time he could have said enough already.
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  I'm out of here. But he didn't.
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  It was his love for you and me, His amazing love, that held him
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  there. He was born of a woman so that
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  we could be born of God. He humbled Himself so that we
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  could be lifted up. He became a servant so that we
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  could be made joint heirs with him.
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  He suffered rejection so that we could freely receive all things.
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  And he gave himself so that he could bless us in every way He's
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  available to those tempted and tried.
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  He blesses the young. He cleanses the lepers.
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  He defends the feeble. He delivers the captives.
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  He discharges the debtors. He forgives the sinners.
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  He franchises the meek. He guards the besieged.
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  He heals the sick and provides strength to the weak.
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  He regards the aged. He rewards the diligent, He
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  serves the unfortunate, He sympathizes and he saves.
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  His offices are manifold, His reign is righteous, His promises
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  sure, His grace is sufficient, His love never changes, His
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  mercy everlasting, His word enough, and his yoke is easy and
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  burden light. I wish I could describe him to
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  you. He's indescribable,
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  incomprehensible, irresistible, and invincible.
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  The heavens cannot contain him. Man cannot explain him.
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  The Pharisees couldn't stand him, but soon learned they
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  couldn't stop him. Pilate could find no fault in
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  him. The personal representatives of
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  the world found no fault in him either.
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  The witnesses could not agree against him.
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  Herod could not kill him. Death could not handle him.
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  The grave couldn't hold him. He has always been and always
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  will be. He had no predecessor.
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  He will have no successor. You can't impeach him and he
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  ain't going to resign. His name is above every name.
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  At the name of Yeshua, every knee shall bow and every tongue
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  confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.
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  It's his Kingdom, His power, and His glory, forever and ever.
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  That's how we conclude the reading out of the book that
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  Pete mentioned by the late Doctor Chuck Missler.
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  And once again, as we close out this year of 2025, year of ups
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  and downs, victories, trials, failures, we hold fast to what
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  Doctor Chuck Missler wrote about our Lord Jesus the Christ.
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  We're satisfied with his plan and his power.
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  Thank you guys so much for taking the journey with the
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  Millennial Mustard Sea Podcast. This is Rod signing off.
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  Thanks guys. This is Pete with the Days of
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  Noah podcast. We appreciate you once again.
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  Stick with us in 2026. Be prayerful and be mindful.
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  God's Kingdom is coming. God bless.