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939. Bible Study: Psalm 24 (More references to Jesus/Yeshua!) · Faith by annm2705

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  Psalm 24 from the book of Psalms.
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  First let's pray. Dear Lord, please open our
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  hearts, our minds to what you have to say.
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  We ask this in Jesus name. The earth is the Lord's and
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  everything in it, the world and all who live in it.
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  For he founded it on the seas and established it on the
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  waters. Thou may ascend the mountain of
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  the Lord, who may stand in His holy place, the one who has
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  clean hands and a pure heart, and who does not trust in an
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  idol or swear by a false God. They will receive blessing from
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  the Lord and vindication from God their Saviour.
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  Such is the generation of those who seek Him, who seek your
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  face. God of Jacob, lift up your
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  heads, your gates, be lifted up you ancient doors, that the King
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  of glory may come in. Who is this King of glory?
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  The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in battle.
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  Lift up your heads, you gates. Lift them up you ancient doors,
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  that the King of glory may come in.
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  Who is he, this King of glory? The Lord Almighty, He is the
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  King of glory. So as I've mentioned before,
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  that's the end of Psalm 24. As I mentioned before, I look up
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  Lord and, and God every time I see them now, just wanting to
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  understand if there is a different word that's used or if
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  it's the same word. And throughout this Psalm, all
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  of the references to Lord refer to the personal name of God.
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  Yeah, which we say Yahweh, but it's W hyh and and then the
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  there is one differentiator here and it's it's in verse 5 where
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  it says they will receive blessing from the Lord.
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  That's the personal name and vindication from God, their
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  Savior. God is translated from the
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  Hebrew Elohim, the plural the Trinity there and their savior
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  is Yesa or yeshah Yeshah. I think it's how it's said and
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  isn't. I just think that's interesting
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  because it's talking about their savior and or their salvation
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  and it's that word that is Jesus name Yeshua means salvation and
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  it's interesting. So it's kind of like Elohim, the
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  Trinity, and then their savior, which sounds like Yeshua.
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  So very interesting words here. And then also it just seems like
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  this is like, who's going to be the king?
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  I mean, God is the creator of all and he overseas everything.
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  He puts kings in place, He puts leaders in, He allows it to
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  happen, and he takes them out if he doesn't want them to be there
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  or if he can't use what they're doing.
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  He uses people's own free will to accomplish his plans.
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  Scripture tells us all of that. But who is this king of glory?
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  This also to me seems like a reference once again to Jesus
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  because we know that when Jesus returns, he will be known as the
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  King of King in the Lord of Lords, and he will be ruling
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  from Jerusalem. And whether or not David was
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  thinking about that or prophesying in that way, it
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  surely does seem like Jesus. So now I'm going to go through
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  the Bible, the study, Bibles, questions and answers.
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  This is going to be a short one and then we'll wrap up.
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  So what was the mountain of the Lord Mount Zion on which the
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  temple was built? The Holy Place can refer to any
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  area of the temple courts, but most specifically it refers to
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  the first room inside the temple.
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  How can a heart be made pure? This is a descriptive way to
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  refer to pure motives. We must sincerely desire God's
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  mercy and forgiveness, otherwise we cannot approach Him.
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  In fact, the only way to have a pure heart is through the grace
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  of God, which He grants in response to our faith and
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  obedience. So what?
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  What gates and doors did the Lord enter?
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  In ancient times, when a king returned victorious from battle,
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  the gates of the city were opened and the citizens would
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  receive him with adoration and praise.
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  David used this metaphor to describe the Lord entering the
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  gates of Jerusalem to the cheers and praises of his people so
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  that he could live among them. Well, if that's what David was
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  referring to, that means the future time.
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  Actually, this will be the second time that Jesus did that.
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  When he does return, because he will be king, He will be ruling
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  from Jerusalem. We know that from other
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  prophecy, but interestingly enough, Jesus did that.
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  I guess that was on. Oh gosh, when he was brought in,
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  it was Palm Sunday, what we refer to as Palm Sunday, where
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  they were waving the palms in it at him.
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  And they were, you know, saying blessed is he.
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  I thought they said blessed is he who comes in the name of the
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  Lord. I'm not sure if they said that
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  or not, but they were worshipping him and they were
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  singing and praising when he rode in on a donkey and there
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  was this procession into Jerusalem.
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  And I think that was also the time where Jesus was saying
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  Jerusalem, Jerusalem, how I would I would long to gather you
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  like chicks and put you under my wing, but you would not have it.
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  So it's very interesting. I think a a couple Times Now, I
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  think he did it symbolically, but then he's going to do it
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  once again. And the people were cheering and
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  it wasn't very long after that that he was actually crucified.
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  So it was a very short lived celebration at that time.
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  But I think this does seem like some of the Psalms of David.
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  He could have been like in the spirit.
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  He could have been like receiving the Holy Spirit and
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  just saying these things and writing them down when he was
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  making this music or these poems and saying these things could
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  have, I mean, we, we know that the scripture is the inspired
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  word of God and it's inspired by the Holy Spirit.
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  So obviously David was inspired, but in a prophetic way, it
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  almost seems at this point. So anyway, that is all that I
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