The Danger of Political Eschatology: A Critical Review

While the sermon engages with biblical prophecy, it fundamentally distorts the Gospel by replacing the monergistic work of the Spirit with human moralism and a focus on political fulfillment. The message lacks the necessary articulation of salvation by grace, promoting a synergistic view of sanctification that is theologically unsound.

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Theological Status: DEAD ORTHODOXY / DECISIONISM Biblical Parallel(Archetype): Sardis
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🔍 Biblical Discernment: The 7 Church Parallels
The Faithful Parallels Smyrna • Philadelphia
Teaching that parallels the churches that endure suffering with true spiritual riches (Rev 2:9) and keep the Word of Christ without denial despite having "little strength" (Rev 3:8).
The Cold Orthodox Parallel Ephesus
Teaching that upholds doctrinal precision yet parallels the loss of the "first love"—the vital, motivating power of the Gospel (Rev 2:4).
The Compromised Parallel Pergamum
Teaching that parallels churches tolerating the "doctrine of Balaam" through cultural accommodation (Rev 2:14), characterized by weak boundaries, sloppy theology, and worldly compromise.
The Corrupted & Dead Parallels Thyatira • Sardis • Laodicea
Teaching that parallels churches with active heresy, synergism, therapeutic deism, or dead orthodoxy (Rev 2:20, Rev 3:1, Rev 3:17). These represent systemic, fundamental errors that corrupt the Gospel.
Why strictly "Mark & Avoid"?
We do not issue this rating to attack the speaker, but to protect the listener. This ministry's overall teaching trend consistently deviates from sound doctrine. As per Romans 16:17, we identify these patterns so believers can guard their hearts.

🧐 Overview

Theological Verdict & Summary

Sermon Summary: A critical examination of a sermon that prioritizes political eschatology and human effort over the sufficiency of Christ's finished work.

Pastoral Analysis: While the sermon engages with biblical prophecy, it fundamentally distorts the Gospel by replacing the monergistic work of the Spirit with human moralism and a focus on political fulfillment. The message lacks the necessary articulation of salvation by grace, promoting a synergistic view of sanctification that is theologically unsound.

Biblical Parallel (Archetype): Sardis — The sermon exhibits a fundamental departure from biblical orthodoxy by replacing the Gospel of grace with a system of human effort and political fulfillment. This aligns with the archetype of Sardis, characterized by a reputation for life but a reality of spiritual death, where the core message of salvation by grace alone is obscured by moralism and eschatological speculation.

Big Idea: Jerusalem is the central, eternal city of God's plan, serving as the focal point of biblical prophecy, the site of Christ's future reign, and the key to understanding the fulfillment of God's promises to Israel and the Church. 00:00:00 ▶️ 📄


📖 How they Handle Scripture & Jesus

  • Primary Text:
  • Usage Classification: Thematic
  • Text-to-Talk Ratio: High
  • Pulpit Decorum: ✅ PASS - No coarse language or pejoratives were detected.

✝️ Christological Focus: Absent

"The sermon fails to connect the message to the finished work of Christ, instead focusing on human effort and political fulfillment."

Scripture Saturation: Verses Read: 65 | Referenced: 3 | Alluded: 2

📖 View 16 Passages Read Aloud
  • Psalms 132:13 00:01:04 ▶️ 📄
    "the Lord has chosen Zion, that's Jerusalem, and he hath desired it for his own habitation."
  • Psalms 48:1-2 00:06:03 ▶️ 📄
    "Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised. In the city of our God, that would be Jerusalem, the joy of the whole earth is Mount Zion. The city of the great king, God will establish it forever."
  • Psalms 137:5-6 00:06:47 ▶️ 📄
    "if I forget the old Jerusalem, this is David, let my right hand forget its cunning and let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth. If I do not prefer Jerusalem above my chief joy."
  • 1 Peter 2:6 00:08:44 ▶️ 📄
    "behold, I lay in Zion. Zion is Jerusalem. Behold, I lay in Zion, a chief cornerstone, elect and precious. That means it's Jesus, and he that builds upon him shall not be confounded."
  • Luke 21:24 00:09:34 ▶️ 📄
    "And Jerusalem will be trampled down by the Gentiles until, this is the word, until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled."
  • Luke 21:28 00:09:52 ▶️ 📄
    "Then they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds of heaven with great power."
  • Psalms 102 00:11:07 ▶️ 📄
    "and when the Lord shall build up Zion, that's Jerusalem, he will appear in his glory there."
  • Luke 13:32 00:15:09 ▶️ 📄
    "go tell that fox that was an ugly word then go tell that fox that i cast out demons and do cures today and tomorrow and on the third day i will be glorified"
  • 2 Peter 3:8 00:15:28 ▶️ 📄
    "behold second peter three and eight be not ignorant of this one thing that a day with the Lord is as a thousand years and a thousand years is as a day."
  • Luke 2:41 00:16:34 ▶️ 📄
    "every year his parents went to dressing for the feast of Passover. When he was fully 12 years old, he went up to the feast according to the custom."
  • Numbers 15:38 00:18:41 ▶️ 📄
    "Speak unto the children of Israel, and bid them that they make fringes on the borders of their garments throughout all their generations, and that they put those on the fringe with a ribbon of blue."
  • Numbers 15:39 00:19:08 ▶️ 📄
    "And it shall be unto you for the fringes that you may look upon it, and remember all the commandments of the Lord God."
  • Isaiah 11:12 00:22:06 ▶️ 📄
    "but he shall raise a banner. that's a flag, for the nations and gather the exiles of Israel."
  • Matthew 9:20 00:22:38 ▶️ 📄
    "the woman with the issue of blood for 12 years, she came from behind him and touched the hem of his garment."
  • John 20:6 00:24:02 ▶️ 📄
    "[John 20](https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+20&version=KJV), verse 6."
  • Revelation 19 00:24:55 ▶️ 📄
    "and he Jesus was clothed in the vesture dipped in blood and his name is called the word of God and he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written king of kings and lord of lords"

Key References: Genesis 14:18, Luke 2:41, Numbers 15:38


🎙️ Sermon Content & Delivery

Word Count: 3,275 words

📌 View 10 Key Topics Addressed
  • Jerusalem as God's Eternal City 00:00:00 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor asserts that Jerusalem is God's chosen address and spiritual White House, where He will rule and reign for a thousand years, contrasting it with Washington and Rome.
  • Christian-Jewish Relations 00:01:28 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor shares a personal anecdote about praying at the Western Wall and realizing the need to bridge the gap between Christians and Jews, leading to the founding of 'Nights to Honor Israel' and Christians United for Israel.
  • Prophecy and the Times of the Gentiles 00:09:34 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor interprets Luke 21:24 to argue that the 'times of the Gentiles' ended in 1967 with the Six-Day War, signaling that the Rapture and Christ's return are imminent.
  • The Battle for Jerusalem 00:14:34 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor frames the current geopolitical conflict as a supernatural struggle between Islam and Judaism, with the Antichrist seeking to rule from Jerusalem and Jesus promised the city.
  • The Third Day and Jesus' Age 00:15:43 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor uses the concept of a 'day with the Lord' being 1,000 years to argue that 2,000 years have passed since Jesus' ministry, placing us in the 'third day' of His glorification, and discusses Jesus' bar mitzvah at age 13.
  • Age of Accountability 00:17:40 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor argues that the biblical age of accountability for conduct begins at 13, citing Jesus' response to his mother at age 12 as an example of adult-level responsibility.
  • The Prayer Shawl (Tallit) 00:18:09 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor explains the biblical origin, design, and theological significance of the prayer shawl, including its command in Numbers 15:38 and its symbolism of God's names and attributes.
  • Names of God 00:20:18 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor lists specific names of God (Jehovah-Rophi, Jehovah-Shalom, etc.) represented by the coils of the prayer shawl, linking them to healing, peace, provision, and righteousness.
  • Spiritual Warfare 00:21:40 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor uses the imagery of the prayer shawl as a banner to encourage believers to fight for truth, righteousness, and against anti-Semitism, referencing the song 'Onward, Christian Soldiers'.
  • Resurrection and Eschatology 00:23:24 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor connects the folded prayer shawl found in Jesus' tomb to the resurrection and describes the future return of Christ in Revelation 19, where he wears a vesture dipped in blood, signaling the final defeat of enemies and the restoration of Eden.
🖼️ View 5 Illustrations & Stories
  • Sermon Illustration 00:01:28 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor recounts a personal experience at the Western Wall in 1978, where he observed an elderly Jewish man praying with tears, leading him to realize that Christians and Jews are spiritual brothers and prompting him to initiate efforts to unite them.
  • Sermon Illustration 00:03:31 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor describes the first 'Night to Honor Israel' in 1981, where a bomb threat caused Christians to flee, leaving Jewish attendees to express their frustration with the fear-based reaction, which motivated the pastor to persist in building relationships.
  • Sermon Illustration 00:13:08 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor uses the story of David and Goliath, noting Goliath's six fingers and toes as a symbol of sin and the Antichrist, to illustrate that the battle for Jerusalem is a supernatural struggle requiring total victory.
  • Sermon Illustration 00:22:38 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor recounts the story of the woman with the issue of blood touching the hem (kraspidon) of Jesus' garment, interpreting the twisted coil as a representation of the names of God, and notes that she was supernaturally healed by reaching for God's name.
  • Sermon Illustration 00:24:00 ▶️ 📄
    > The pastor describes the folded prayer shawl found in Jesus' empty tomb, arguing that the precise folding indicates it was done by a living Jewish person, serving as testimony to the resurrection.

🧭 Biblical Alignment Dashboard

Overall Verdict: Fundamentally in Error

CategoryStatusReasoning
Gospel Framework ❌ FAIL The sermon fails to uphold the core Gospel framework of Christ's substitutionary sacrifice and salvation by grace alone. It omits essential doctrines such as Penal Substitution, Total Deprivation, and Monergistic Regeneration, relying instead on human effort and political interpretation.
Soteriology ❌ FAIL The sermon promotes a synergistic view of salvation and sanctification, conditioning spiritual outcomes on human effort and political events rather than the sovereign work of God.
Bibliology ⚠️ WEAK The sermon relies on speculative interpretations of prophecy and political events, often ignoring the broader biblical context and the sufficiency of Christ's work.
Hermeneutic ❌ FAIL The hermeneutic is flawed, using political events as the primary lens for interpreting Scripture rather than allowing Scripture to interpret political events.
Theology Proper ❌ FAIL The sermon presents a distorted view of God's sovereignty and the nature of salvation, emphasizing human agency over divine grace.
Sacramentology ✅ PASS No sacramental errors were detected in the sermon.
Confessional Depth ❌ SHALLOW The sermon lacks depth in its theological exposition, relying on surface-level applications and political speculation rather than a deep engagement with the Gospel.

⚙️ The Core Gospel Framework ⚠️ Incomplete / Compromised

What is the Gospel Framework? This section audits whether the sermon proclaims the essential foundation of the Gospel: Christ's substitutionary sacrifice, humanity's spiritual need, and salvation by sovereign grace alone.

How this is evaluated:
  • Essential Gospel Pillars: The framework is verified intact when the sermon substantively preaches Christ's atonement, declares human inability (articulated through either Total Depravity or the Law's condemnation), and guards salvation by grace alone against works-righteousness.
  • Historic Confessional Depth: Deeper theological distinctives (such as the Active Obedience of Christ) enrich theological depth when expounded, but their absence in a focused topical or expository message is not an error and does not compromise the Gospel Framework.

🏛️ Essential Gospel Pillars

❌ The Cross & Atonement (Penal Substitution): Not observed in the sermon.

✅ Human Inability & Need: Articulated

• The Law & Divine Wrath:
"For the Bible says, without holiness, no man shall see God." 00:21:06 ▶️ 📄

⚪ Total Depravity & Inability: Not explicitly expounded (Pillar satisfied via The Law & Wrath).

❌ Sola Gratia (Salvation by Grace Alone): Compromised

Soteriological errors detected regarding salvation by grace alone.

📜 Historic Confessional Depth

⚪ Active Obedience of Christ: Not explicitly expounded in this sermon.

Assessed under Confessional Depth diagnostic (SHALLOW). Its absence does not compromise the Gospel Framework.

⚠️ Theological Concerns

🔴 Critical Dispensationalist Eschatology and Political Fulfillment

Root Cause: Dispensationalism

"The fact is, the Gentile reign over Jerusalem stopped in 1967. That was a six-day war. It has been so for 58 years. look up look up the Bible says the king is coming Jerusalem is the city where the six day war on June the 7th 1967 at 9.50am saw Jerusalem brought under the control of the Jewish people for the first time in 2000 years God's top priority is now focused on Jerusalem and Israel The times of the Gentiles have been fulfilled." 00:10:16 ▶️ 📄

Description: The sermon asserts that the political events of 1967 fulfill biblical prophecy, specifically the 'times of the Gentiles,' and uses this to validate a specific political agenda. This is a critical error because it reduces the Gospel to a political framework and ignores the spiritual reality of Christ's reign. The impact is that it leads the congregation to place their hope in political events rather than in the person and work of Jesus Christ. The fix is to preach the Gospel of Christ's finished work, which is the true fulfillment of all prophecy, and to encourage believers to live in the light of His eternal kingdom rather than political speculation.

Biblical Correction: Luke 21:24 "And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led away captive into all nations: and Jerusalem shall be trodden down of the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled."

🟠 Major Assumed Gospel (Thematic/Morality)

Root Cause: The sermon completely lacks the Gospel Framework, failing to articulate the mechanics of Penal Substitution, Total Depravity, or Monergistic Regeneration.

Description: The sermon completely lacks the Gospel Framework, failing to articulate the mechanics of Penal Substitution, Total Depravity, or Monergistic Regeneration. Instead, it relies on human effort and moralism to drive spiritual change. This is a major error because it shifts the focus from Christ's finished work to human performance, leading to spiritual exhaustion and despair. The fix is to preach the Gospel of grace, emphasizing that salvation and sanctification are the sovereign work of the Holy Spirit, not the result of human willpower.

Biblical Correction: Ephesians 2:8-9 "For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast."


📜 Full Sermon Transcript (Audit)

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[00:00:00] [SPEAKER SPEAKER_00]
[00:00:00] He's not coming to Washington. He's not coming to Rome. He's coming to the city of David He's coming to Jerusalem. He will rule and reign for a thousand years of absolute peace The fact of the Bible is that God chose Jerusalem as the place where his name would be there forever
[00:00:24] Say the word with me forever Jerusalem is the spiritual White House to the world. It sends the beacon of hope to the world Our world is staggering in despair. Wars are being talked about all over the
[00:00:44] earth to a world that has lost its moral compass. Jerusalem is that city that says by its very presence there is a God of mighty miracles and as the mountains are round about Jerusalem so is the Lord God Almighty around his people forever. Psalms
[00:01:04] 1, 32, 13, the Lord has chosen Zion, that's Jerusalem, and he hath desired it for his own habitation. That means God lives there. Jerusalem is God's house on earth. Jerusalem is God's address. If you ever go to Jerusalem and pray at the Western Wall, you will feel the presence
[00:01:28] of the Lord God, the defender of Israel. In 1978, I went to the wall for the first time to pray. I had a list that I wanted God to do, and as I started reading that list, I turned and
[00:01:44] looked over my shoulder at this elderly gentleman that you see in the picture. He's Jewish. He's walking back and forth kissing the Bible. His cheeks had tears. I stared at him for just a long
[00:02:00] minute. I looked back to the wall and this thought went through my mind. That man is your spiritual brother. All the things that are good spiritually came to us through the Jewish people. He's your
[00:02:14] spiritual brother and you don't know anything about him and he's terrified of you. I want you you do everything in your power to bring Christians and Jews together unusual thought I put my request list in the cracks and said you handle this I'm leaving and I went and found Diana who was praying
[00:02:41] with the ladies and I told her what I thought she said however are you going to do that Christians and Jews have been fighting each other for 2,000 years how do you think that can make you can make
[00:02:54] that happen? I said, I don't know, but I think I'm supposed to try. I bought about $500 worth of books about history, Middle East history, and so forth, because we skipped over all that in seminary.
[00:03:10] Two years passed. I'm trying to find a way to reach out to the Jewish people. And then in 1981, the opportunity came that I told our congregation we are going to have a night to honor Israel
[00:03:31] for the whole city of San Antonio we're going to go down to the Lila Cocker Lullatorium and we're going to have our choir sing Hebrew songs I'm sure we terrified the Israelis with our Hebrew
[00:03:48] but anyway we were trying and i said we are going to express our love and appreciation to them it wasn't an easy sale i had to go to the jewish federation and it took four trips before they were willing to do it but they
[00:04:07] packed the auditorium that night and that auditorium we had a bomb threat at the end And the Christians were gone.
[00:04:21] I mean, as fast as the rapture will take you out of here, they were gone.
[00:04:28] And the Jewish people looked at me and just flipped their hands.
[00:04:35] This is old stuff for them.
[00:04:38] I saw that and it just went in like a bullet.
[00:04:43] I said to Diana, I said, we are going to do this until these thugs get used to it.
[00:04:51] I made a video of it.
[00:05:00] I sent it to hundreds of churches across America.
[00:05:03] I got in my plane and flew from town to town to town.
[00:05:07] I no longer have a plane, but I did then.
[00:05:11] It caught on fire.
[00:05:14] Nights to honor Israel were happening all over America.
[00:05:17] And then in 2006, whenever Ahmadinejad was threatening to blow Israel up with a bomb, I said, Israel needs representation in Washington, D.C.
[00:05:30] We took another leap of faith and founded Christians United for Israel.
[00:05:36] We organized these nations by regions, by districts, by cities, and that every person in the United States who will support Israel has become a part of Christians Unite for Israel.
[00:05:49] Today, because of that prayer at the Western Wall, we have over 10 million people who stand with Israel.
[00:06:03] Psalms 48, David writes, Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised.
[00:06:08] In the city of our God, that would be Jerusalem, the joy of the whole earth is Mount Zion.
[00:06:14] The city of the great king, God will establish it forever.
[00:06:18] The point is, David declares Jerusalem is the place of joy.
[00:06:23] God has sworn it to be the eternal city to be established forever.
[00:06:28] Jerusalem has been conquered and reconquered 44 times in history.
[00:06:35] Yet it stands.
[00:06:36] Why?
[00:06:37] Because God has sworn to establish it forever.
[00:06:40] However, Jerusalem standing is a testimonial to the keeping power of God.
[00:06:47] Psalms 137.5, if I forget the old Jerusalem, this is David, let my right hand forget its cunning and let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth.
[00:06:59] If I do not prefer Jerusalem above my chief joy.
[00:07:06] He goes on to say, Jerusalem is the city of God.
[00:07:09] Jerusalem is the city of David.
[00:07:11] The only capital Israel has ever had or ever will have is Jerusalem.
[00:07:17] Jerusalem in prophecy is found in Luke 21, 24.
[00:07:21] I'll get there in just a minute.
[00:07:23] Jerusalem is the city mentioned in Scripture 811 times.
[00:07:28] It first appears in Genesis 14, 18, where the Bible records Melchizedek, the king of Salem.
[00:07:37] Salem was Jerusalem.
[00:07:39] Jerusalem Jerusalem Jerusalem equals the city of peace this is where Abraham paid his tithes to Melchizedek after the battle with five kings Abraham trained over 300 of his men who were trained in combat went into the battle of five kings defeated those kings he took all of their
[00:08:00] gold and their silver and all of their wealth and he brought it back to Jerusalem and he gave it to Melchizedek. Jerusalem is the city of God. Jerusalem is the city of David. It's the only
[00:08:12] capital Israel has ever had or ever will have. Jerusalem is the city where Solomon built the temple. The temple was then and is now known as one of the seven wonders of the world.
[00:08:25] Jerusalem is a city where Jeremiah and Isaiah penned the principles of righteousness that became the moral foundation for Western civilization. Jerusalem is the city that will be forever the world headquarters for the church of Jesus Christ. Not Rome, not Rome, but Jerusalem.
[00:08:44] Jerusalem is the city of God. First Peter chapter two, verse six says, behold, I lay in Zion.
[00:08:56] Zion is Jerusalem. Behold, I lay in Zion, a chief cornerstone, elect and precious. That means it's Jesus, and he that builds upon him shall not be confounded. Jesus Christ is the cornerstone.
[00:09:12] That's why we named this church Cornerstone. We will not be confounded. We will pursue the glory and the honor of Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. There is no other.
[00:09:34] Jerusalem in prophecy is found in Luke 21, 24.
[00:09:38] And Jerusalem will be trampled down by the Gentiles until, this is the word, until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled.
[00:09:48] Underline that word, until.
[00:09:52] Then they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds of heaven with great power.
[00:09:58] This is the rapture.
[00:09:59] Now, when these things begin to happen, look up, because your redemption draweth nigh.
[00:10:07] It's a clear description of the rapture.
[00:10:11] Why?
[00:10:11] When Jerusalem is no longer controlled by the Gentiles.
[00:10:16] The fact is, the Gentile reign over Jerusalem stopped in 1967.
[00:10:23] That was a six-day war.
[00:10:25] It has been so for 58 years.
[00:10:28] look up look up the Bible says the king is coming Jerusalem is the city where the six day war on June the 7th 1967 at 9.50am saw Jerusalem brought under the control of the Jewish people
[00:10:54] for the first time in 2000 years God's top priority is now focused on Jerusalem and Israel The times of the Gentiles have been fulfilled.
[00:11:07] Jerusalem in prophecy is found in Psalms 102.
[00:11:11] The Bible says, and when the Lord shall build up Zion, that's Jerusalem, he will appear in his glory there.
[00:11:20] God's going to make a personal appearance.
[00:11:23] Jerusalem is the city where Jesus Christ will personally come when he returns to earth.
[00:11:28] He's not coming to Washington.
[00:11:30] He's not coming to Rome.
[00:11:32] he's coming to the city of David he's coming to Jerusalem he will rule and reign for a thousand years of absolute peace it's called the millennial reign the lion will lay down with the lamb
[00:11:45] he will set up his throne on the temple mount kings and queens and presidents and prime ministers and monarchs and mighty men of the earth will come and kneel before the carpenter's son because He is the mighty conqueror.

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[00:13:08] [SPEAKER SPEAKER_00]
[00:13:08] david so dearly because he was a warrior with a spiritual insight like no other let me illustrate david versus goliath was a supernatural battle in the bible six is the number of sin the antichrist
[00:13:23] number is 666. He represents Satan, the Antichrist, and the false prophet. First Chronicles 26 and 8 states, Goliath had six fingers, six toes, and six cubits and a span high. Goliath was a demonized force. He was hell's champion come to destroy Israel. David's brothers and 40,000 Israeli
[00:13:49] soldiers were terrified of Goliath, but not David. He saw the battle for Jerusalem, Satan's attempt to stop the plan of God on earth. He picked up five stones. Why five?
[00:14:04] Because Goliath had four brothers. David wanted full, he wanted total victory. He got it.
[00:14:12] he in a war there is no substitute for total victory David fought Goliath and said if the rest of you want some of it keep coming we are going to be victorious here the supernatural
[00:14:34] battle for Jerusalem is not over the battle of Islam versus Judaism is a supernatural struggle The Antichrist wants to rule the world from Jerusalem.
[00:14:45] The Messiah, the son of David, his name is Jesus, has been promised the city of Jerusalem for himself.
[00:14:52] The battle for Jerusalem is far, far from over.
[00:14:56] It will be in our future.
[00:14:58] I repeat, Jerusalem is the centerpiece of Bible prophecy as we celebrate Jerusalem.
[00:15:04] Remember this, when the Pharisees came to Jesus saying, Herod is going to kill you.
[00:15:09] jesus said in luke 13 32 go tell that fox that was an ugly word then go tell that fox that i cast out demons and do cures today and tomorrow and on the third day i will be glorified lock in
[00:15:28] onto that the bible says behold second peter three and eight be not ignorant of this one thing that a day with the Lord is as a thousand years and a thousand years is as a day.
[00:15:41] Get that in your mind.
[00:15:43] In Bible prophecy concerning Jerusalem, 2,000 years have passed.
[00:15:50] 2,000 years are over.
[00:15:53] We are now celebrating the birth of the third day.
[00:15:58] 2,025 is 25 years into the third day.
[00:16:03] Jesus said on the third day I will be glorified Jesus is coming soon Jesus is coming soon Jesus is coming soon Jesus in Jerusalem in prophecy Jesus first recorded day in Jerusalem is his 13th birthday described in Luke the second chapter verse 41 every year his parents went to
[00:16:34] dressing for the feast of Passover. When he was fully 12 years old, he went up to the feast according to the custom. The Bible says fully 12. When you're fully 12, you're 13 years old.
[00:16:47] Some of you look at me, that's the way the Bible says it. The point is it was Jesus bar mitzvah where he received the prayer shawl as a man. He walked into the temple a boy. And when he
[00:17:09] received that prayer shawl he was a man it's scripturally proved by his jewish mother when he was lost and they were looking for him and couldn't find him when she found him she gave him a jewish
[00:17:22] dressing down and she he jesus looked at her and said don't you know that i must be about my father's business i mean he shut her down he answered her as an adult because he was now a man you can work
[00:17:40] that out at home, however it goes for you. But a passing in this, in the Bible, the age of accountability for your conduct doesn't start at 18, it starts at 13. I think God has a better idea
[00:17:57] than we do. The teaching of the prayer shawl, Brother Trail, if you'll bring that, please.
[00:18:09] Moses wore this to his funeral. Daniel wore this to the lion's den. Jesus was given this on his 13th birthday, and he wore it every day for the rest of his life. He will wear it again in the
[00:18:27] second coming. How do you know that? Numbers 15, 38. The Jewish people don't wear this because they think it's a religious thing to do. They do it because they are commanded of God to do it.
[00:18:41] In Numbers 15, 38, God says, speaking to the children of Israel, God is saying this to Moses, Speak unto the children of Israel, and bid them that they make fringes on the borders of their garments throughout all their generations, and that they put those on the fringe with a ribbon of blue.
[00:19:04] God said, I want every generation to wear this.
[00:19:08] And it shall be unto you for the fringes that you may look upon it, and remember all the commandments of the Lord God.
[00:19:15] that means see all these little fringes here there are 622 things the Jewish people have to remember and we have only 10 wow what a break we get here God himself designed this prayer shawl
[00:19:36] he commanded the Jewish people to wear it the border is blue as a reminder that God is in heaven the first color in the tabernacle is blue The first line in the Lord's prayer is our father, which art in heaven, blue.
[00:19:53] The seed seed is the name of God.
[00:19:56] Here, these are coils that are twisted with specific numbers of turning and twisting.
[00:20:07] I could talk about this 30 minutes and you'd still be lost.
[00:20:11] Just take it from my knowledge that these represent the eight names of God.
[00:20:18] When you hold this, you're holding the names of God in your hand.
[00:20:23] Jehovah-Rophi, our God heals.
[00:20:26] Jehovah-Shalom, the Prince of Peace.
[00:20:29] He is Jehovah-Jireh, the God who supplies.
[00:20:32] He is Jehovah-Rohi, Psalms 23.
[00:20:35] The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
[00:20:37] He is the God of joy in his presence.
[00:20:40] He's the fullness of joy.
[00:20:42] He's the God of peace.
[00:20:43] He is the prince of peace.
[00:20:45] He's the God of love.
[00:20:46] God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.
[00:20:55] If the God who controls your finances is the Lord that gives you the power to get wealth, Jehovah Sidgunu, he is the God of righteousness.
[00:21:03] Jehovah Makedesh, the Lord our holiness.
[00:21:06] For the Bible says, without holiness, no man shall see God.
[00:21:11] Jehovah, this is the Lord, our banner.
[00:21:13] That means a flag when you go to war.
[00:21:16] We used to sing this song, but it was dropped because it was too militarily.
[00:21:22] Onward, Christian soldiers marching as to war.
[00:21:25] With the cross of Jesus going on before.
[00:21:28] Christ, the royal master, leads against the foe.
[00:21:32] Onward into battle, see his banners go.
[00:21:35] We dropped singing that because it was too pugilistic.
[00:21:40] Paul said, fight the good fight.
[00:21:42] Fight for truth and righteousness.
[00:21:44] Fight to destroy the evil of anti-Semitism.
[00:21:48] Don't back away.
[00:21:49] Stand like a lion and let God arise and his enemies be scattered.
[00:22:01] This prayer shall is the flag of Israel with a star.
[00:22:06] Isaiah 11, 12, but he shall raise a banner.
[00:22:09] that's a flag, for the nations and gather the exiles of Israel. The flag of Israel is the prayer shawl with the star of David on it. God has gathered the Jewish people from their Gentile
[00:22:20] graves to this promised land under that flag, and he has designed it, and the Jewish people have worn it now for generations. The prayer shawl and the miracles of Jesus. Matthew 9 and 20, the woman with the issue of blood for 12 years, she came from behind him and touched the hem of
[00:22:38] his garment. How do you know it was the hem of his garment? The Greek word is kraspidon.
[00:22:44] Kraspidon means twisted coil. Jesus, the woman came, there was a crowd. She went behind him and touched the hem of his garment, this. And when she touched it, she was supernaturally healed.
[00:23:03] She reached for the name of God.
[00:23:07] The Bible says, whatever you ask in my name, I will do it.
[00:23:15] I will do it.
[00:23:18] One more thing and I'll close.
[00:23:24] The prayer shawl in the resurrection.
[00:23:26] On the resurrection day, they found the prayer shawl folded in the tomb of Jesus.
[00:24:00] The Bible translators called it a napkin.
[00:24:02] John 20, verse 6.
[00:24:05] King James translators didn't know what to call it.
[00:24:10] It was a folded prayer shawl.
[00:24:13] It was Jesus' prayer shawl because it was folded exactly right.
[00:24:17] This is not exactly right.
[00:24:21] Whoever folded it was alive.
[00:24:25] Whoever folded it was Jewish.
[00:24:28] The folded prayer shawl and the ultimate testimony of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
[00:24:33] His body was not stolen.
[00:24:35] he came alive and he said as I live so shall you live hallelujah to the lamb of God the last appearance of the prayer shawl in scripture this is in the future revelation 19 and he Jesus was
[00:24:55] clothed in the vesture dipped in blood and his name is called the word of God and he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written king of kings and lord of lords where did this blood
[00:25:08] come from. Jesus had just destroyed the armies that have gathered to destroy Jerusalem and Armageddon. The blood of Israel's enemies are on the skirts of this prayer shawl. In the final battle, the church of Jesus Christ is victorious. In the final battle, the enemies of Zion are
[00:25:28] destroyed. In the final battle, Satan is bound and cast into hell. The lion shall lay down with the Lamb. The first time in history there was perfect peace. For the first time in history there
[00:25:40] will be no more tears. There'll be no more suffering. There'll be no more separation.
[00:25:45] There'll be no more death. There'll be no more sickness. There'll be no more pain.
[00:25:49] There'll be no more crying. There'll be no more wars. There'll be no more cell phones. God in heaven. What God created in Genesis, the Garden of Eden, will be recreated for all of the earth.
[00:26:03] Everything will come full circle in eternity.
[00:26:07] Hallelujah to the Lamb of God.

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[00:26:24] They are shouted.
[00:26:26] Israel restored.
[00:26:28] Jerusalem reclaimed as the capital of Israel.
[00:26:31] The enemies aligning against Israel.
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