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What we had been studying last
week, we didn't get through this by no means, and we probably
won't get through it today, but we were studying the sayings
from the cross. And we studied, you know, the
word of affection, which we've already mentioned, and we mentioned
the word of forgiveness. And last week, we was in the
scripture in Luke on the word of salvation. Now we want to
at least get that done this morning. So go back to Luke chapter 23
and let's try to get this together and finish it up this morning.
You remember on Luke 23 there was two thieves that was crucified
with Jesus and the dying thief the one that was probably on
the right hand. He is one of the clearest types
of salvation by faith you'll find in the Bible. So, like I
said, you know, many times that when these new Bibles come out,
their main purpose was threefold, was to destroy salvation, the
Word of God, and the deity of Jesus Christ. And so they made
a great attack on this scripture here, dealing with this thief
that got saved by fate. You see? And what they've done,
they've changed this so you wouldn't think or believe this man actually
got saved. You see that? I mean if, illustration,
let me say this. If a religious, Church of Christ
or some of these other denominations that profess salvation is apart
from Jesus Christ, nothing but Jesus Christ. In order to teach,
if I were to stand this morning and tell you the only way you
can be saved is to be baptized in this church by me, I couldn't
teach you this man got saved. You see what I'm trying to show
you? So that's why these, you see
all these other perversions of the Bible is a man's trying to
promote his way of salvation apart from God's way. So they
got to change what God said and insert what they want you to
hear. See? Now you don't learn that in college,
but you learn that following the Bible and letting the Holy
Spirit direction these things, you see that? All right, now
notice in Luke 23, And verse 41, we'll review this just for
a minute. And we indeed, justly, for we received the due reward
of our deeds, but this man hath done nothing amiss. And I told
you that that's the first step towards heaven, a man confessing
that his condition and what he is. And then in verse 42, the
Bible says, and he said unto him, Jesus. Lord remember me
when thou comest into thy kingdom. And remember I told you that
the way they do it, these new Bibles, they pervert that thing. They omit, they leave out Lord,
and they say this, he said unto Jesus, he said, Jesus, remember
me when thou comest in thy kingdom. But the thief didn't say Jesus,
he said unto Jesus like the Bible says. And when he spoke to Jesus,
he called him Lord. See? Because that's one of the
requirements of salvation, that if thou shalt confess with thy
mouth the Lord. In Romans 10, 9. Remember here
the other night. Alright? So just to say that
you believe in Jesus don't get you saved. That's making the charismatic
are in a mess, aren't they? Huh? Now notice something else
about this thing. Some of these versions of the
Bible, I didn't check them all out, but they'll read like this.
And he said unto Jesus, or he said, Jesus, remember me when
thou comest into thy kingdom power. You see what? That means that they're spiritualizing
the verse because they don't believe there's going to be no
kingdom ever set up here. They're all millennial. See? Like I've told you a thousand
times, if you're a Bible believer, you're premillennial. A Bible
that said thy kingdom power is not premillennial. You couldn't
follow that Bible and be right. You see? Alright, now notice
something else in verse 43. Now here's something else that's
significant. I want you to see this. And Jesus
said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, Today thou shalt be with
me in paradise. Notice that's instantaneous. That's instant salvation. You
see? And the way they fight that verse
is they change the comma like I showed you last week like this.
I say unto thee today. You know. The Bible says I say
unto thee. Today you'll be with me. But
they change it like he said it today. You see? Attacking the fact that a man
can be saved by faith in Jesus Christ instant, without any delay
of time, or waiting period, or praying through, or getting through,
or waiting till it comes, nothing like this. See, that's what they
teach. It's instantaneous that when a man puts faith in Jesus
Christ, he's saved instantaneously by the work of God. All right,
now notice that thing. That's today, you see? All right,
notice in verse 44, Luke 23, 44, and it was about the sixth
hour. And the sixth hour there would
be 12 noon. And it was about the sixth hour,
and there was darkness over all the earth until the ninth hour. Now, there was three hours of
total darkness, and that was from 12 to 3. You see that? You say, why did it get dark?
Because Jesus said, I'm the light of the world, and the light went
out. Now, look at verse 45, and I'll
show you another attack they make on this. And the sun was
darkened, and the veil of the temple was rent in the mist.
Alright? What they say in that, they say
it was an eclipse of the sun. See? No, they're trying to make
it look natural, but there's only one thing wrong with that,
there wasn't no eclipse of the sun that day. Wouldn't that be
really coincidental that just about the time Jesus on the cross,
the moon, there was an eclipse of the sun? You see? You see what they're doing, They
don't want you or they want to take away the supernatural from
the crucifixion. You see that? And they want to
take away the supernatural of salvation, you know, from the
thief. You see? Now I'll tell you something
else. Let me tell, let me say something
to you. Listen. I'll just bet you anything I
could get my hands on more than that thief when Jesus said today,
thou shalt be my paradise. I bet you he didn't doubt he
was saved. Amen. Huh? I bet he didn't say, well,
Lord, I sure hope I can live it. Lord, I sure hope I can make
it. Huh? Amen. I bet when Jesus told him
that, he lit up like a neon sign on Saturday night. Amen? Amen. He had more than some of his
bunch has today, you know I think you got to live it and you got
to hang on and do it and hold out and all this junk, you know
You see that? All right now let's uh, let's
look at another place on the same thing let's go back to Mark
Mark chapter 15 Mark 15 Mark 15 will begin at verse 28 same thing Mark 15 28 and the
scripture was fulfilled Would say yes, and he was numbered
with the transgressors Now how many remember what I told you
about mark 15 28? I didn't go into great details
on the verse But I didn't say something about it last week.
How many remember? Well two of you do The other two don't. All right. I told you it was
left out. You see, it was left out of these
new Bible because these men that wrote the new Bibles, they don't
want to admit they're transgressors, so they don't want their savior
identified with transgressors. You see that? All right. Now that Living Bible, the one
that a lot of the Southern Baptist use and recommend and a lot of
these other apostate religions, it says he was counted as a sinner. Which is a lie. He wasn't counted
as no sinner. He was numbered. See? A lot of difference in being
numbered than being counted. See? I mean, saying he's counted a
sinner means he was like a sinner. He was a sinner and he wasn't.
He was just numbered with them. There was three and he was there.
See? But he sure wasn't no sinner.
You see what they're trying to do to you? Can't you see that?
You know folks, if a person could understand how subtle the devil
was, all these religions go out of business. You see? But they
can't see, they can't see through the subtlety of the devil because
God has put the light out and they're deceived, they got a
deceived mind. See? And the only thing that
makes anybody different today, you see, The only reason I'm
not as deceived as that Pope is because I believe the Bible.
You see that? And like I've told you, according
to the Bible in 2 Corinthians 4-4, the Bible said that whom
the God of this world has blinded the minds of them was believe
not. You see? And that's why I've
told you so many times, the most dangerous thing you could do
is disbelieve the Bible, because if you disbelieve it, the devil
can blind you. Amen? And blind people don't see nothing.
You know, they might think, but they don't see. And that's, like
I said, it's dangerous to disbelieve the Bible. Alright? So verse
28 is left out. It's left out of the NIV, the
ASV, the RSV, the Modern Language, and the Living Bible. You see
that? Now, how many know where that
verse is? You know that verse in Mark,
I'll show you how inconsistent and how crooked these translators
of these new Bibles are. Let me show it to you. They normally place it like this,
all right? It says in Mark 15, 28, and the
scripture was fulfilled. Now notice what it says, and
the scripture was fulfilled. Well, now if they leave it out,
they don't believe the scripture, do they? Huh? You know what scripture
said that? Huh? How many know? All right,
let's read it. Isaiah 53. Isaiah 53. Now I checked them out. I checked
out some of these scriptures, and it's a quotation from Isaiah
53. Don't even remember the verse
off, but it's easy to find because I've I've read as many times Isaiah 53 look at verse 12 Isaiah
53 verse 12 Okay Therefore Well, I divide him a portion with the
great And he shall divide the spoil with the strong because
he has poured out his soul upon unto death and listen this He
was numbered with the transgressors There's a quotation Now folks
listen if it's if it should be left out of mark Then ought to
be left out of Isaiah 2 don't it? But it's not left out of
Isaiah It's the same way in John 9.44. They'll omit that in these
new Bibles. The NIB and the RSV and all these
new Bibles. They'll omit John Mark 9.44.
Mark 9.44 is a quotation from Isaiah 66. They don't leave it
out of Isaiah 66. Huh? Isaiah 66 24 is what Jesus quoted
in Mark 9 44 they omit it in Mark 9 44 and Mark 9 46 but it's
found in Isaiah 66 24 so they're inconsistent they're crooked
and they're dirty and they're trying to deceive you by believing
these modern Bibles you see that all right let's go to one more
place on the crucifixion that'll be in Matthew 27 Matthew 27 Matthew 27 and verse 44 Matthew
27 44 the thief also which were crucified with him cast the same
in his teeth now from the sixth hour there was darkness upon
all the land until the ninth hour we just read that And about
the ninth hour, Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli,
lama sabachthan. That is to say, my God, my God,
why hast thou forsaken me? You see? Now notice, look at
this real close now. Right here, at this point, is
where Jesus becomes a sin offering. You see that? Now let's take
one more place, hold your place in Matthew and flip back to Psalm
69. Now folks, let me say something
to you, and I'm spending a lot of time in this, this crucifixion,
but I want you to understand the scripture because listen,
there's so much lying today about salvation, about the Bible. If
you understand the crucifixion, And you knew what it took to
save you, you can understand why the devil promotes many religious
lies to deceive people into hell while they profess to be religious.
You see that? Now Psalm 69, notice verse 21.
Psalm 69 and verse 21. verse 21 psalm 69 they gave me
also gall for my meat and in my thirst they gave me vinegar
to drink that is a fulfillment of Matthew 27 verse 37 you see
that huh verse 22 Psalm 69 22 let their
table become a snare before them and that which should have been
for their welfare let it become a trap all right now go back
to just a minute in John 19 verse 28 John 19 28 John 19 verse 28 after this Jesus
knowing that all things were now accomplished That the scriptures
might be fulfilled said I thirst Huh Now there's another saying from
the cross He says I thirst Now what you're
seeing here, this is showing the suffering of Jesus Christ
taking a sinner's place in hell. Huh? Because that Passover lamb
in Exodus 12 was to be roasted with fire and no water. It was the time for the crucifixion.
Amen? You see? And in Luke chapter
16, When that rich man lifted his eyes into hell, you know
the first thing he said? He said to Abraham, send Lazarus,
that he may dip his finger in water and touch my tongue, for
I am tormented in this flame. I don't know what the Jehovah's
Witnesses do with a verse like that, but they think hell is
a grave. Amen? There's two things that's clear
as it can be in the Bible about hell, and I want you to learn
these things too. Number one, nobody in hell gets
no water. Amen? They'll thirst and scream
for water. And the second thing that we
read in Matthew 27 a while ago, they'll be eternally forsaken
by God. You see? Now, like we said many
times, you know, and I don't have time to go into this more
and discuss all this, but just to bring out a few things that
you need to understand, death is separation. And man dies physically, and
that separates him from his worldly contact. You see? A physical death takes everything
that you have in this world away from you. Spiritual death is
when God drops you off in the lake of fire and forgets you
forever. And that's the time when man
screams for God. See? And the illustration I've
gave you many times is God puts man in a time element. And during
this period of time, man has his chance to have God. And if
man forsakes God in time, God forsakes him in eternity. You
see? And that's the way God has got
it set up, and that's the way it's gonna be. So in hell, there's
two things that a man will want more than anything in the world.
I don't care how rough people are, how mean they are, what
they say about God, in hell they're gonna want God. And they're going
to scream for God. And they're going to beg for
God. But He ain't there. See? They're going to want water. And they're going to want God.
And they ain't going to get neither one of them. That's how you know.
Because we see Jesus Christ on the cross saying these two things. And He took our place. He became
the sin offering that God requires for a man's sin. Now you see
that. If anybody that's religiously
lost this morning understood that and believed that, they'd
have to change their religion. Now you don't hear this on the
radio. You'll never hear a healer tell
you what I just told you on the radio. Jerry Falwell ain't never
told you what I just told you on TV. Jimmy Sager ain't never
told you what I just told you on TV. Neither is Oil Rabbits
and Rex Humbard and none of the rest of that crowd. They ain't
never told you that, see? But that's the simplicity of
salvation. If a man don't get that, he'll go to hell. You see? So Christ The cross he got he
takes a sinner's place and he goes through what a lost man
will go through in hell You see that? All right now this is called
a in verse 28 John 19 28 This is called the word of anguish
you see this is Jesus Christ becoming
sin for us like 2 Corinthians 5.21 this is Jesus Christ being
made a curse for us Galatians 3.13 alright this is the fulfillment
of that I want you to take your Bible and go back to Isaiah 53. And Isaiah 53 gives some details
on the cross that Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John don't give. As
a matter of fact, there's two places in the Old Testament that
give more about the cross than even in the New Testament. Let's
get them both. How many know where the other
place is? Let's start there first, Psalms
22. Psalms 22, that's on page 608. Let's get this one first. Psalms
chapter 22. Alright, listen to this. Psalms chapter 22, verse 1. My
God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? You see? Why art thou so
far from helping me? and from the words of my Lord."
You see? That's the quotation from...
It's like somebody speaking of himself in the third person.
Amen? Now, I'll tell you the way these
scholars get around this. They say that Psalms 22 was wrote
after the cross. See? Of course, which is another
lie, you know. No lies of the truth first John
says amen All right. So he says my god my god. Why
is that forsaken me? That's quoted from matthew 27
over there All right. Notice verse 2 psalms 22 2 Oh
my god, I cry in the daytime but thou hearest not and in the
night season Notice that night season That's when darkness was
upon the earth Between the 6th and the 9th hour which we've
already discussed You see that? Now look at verse 3 But thou
art holy, O thou that inhabitest the praises of Israel Our fathers,
talking about the Jews, trusted in thee they trusted and thou
didst deliver them All right, look at verse five. They cried
unto thee and were delivered. They trusted in thee and were
not confounded. Now he's talking about the Jews,
the Israelite Jews, and of course that's what Jesus was. You see
that? Then look at verse six, he goes
back and talks about himself. Verse six. But I am a worm. You listening? What's that song in the songbook
that says, a worm such as I? All the new songbooks take that
out. You remember, here a while back
they made a movie called The Burning Hell? And I can't believe
a man would write, would make a movie like that and be so eager
of the scripture. That's not a literal worm. That's
not a worm like your finger crawling on you. Like that movie had them
worms crawling out his ears, you know? Man, that God... I
mean, I hate to be critical, don't mean to be, but I mean,
that's unscripted. That ain't what that's talking
about. Now, let's see what the Bible said. Let's find out what
that worm is. He says, But I am a worm, and
no man may reproach a man and despise of the people. You see? Now, in Numbers chapter 21, that
serpent had to be lifted up. Amen? And Jesus said in John
chapter 3, as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness,
even so must the Son of Man be lifted up. You see? So that worm
is connected with the serpent. You see that? So an unsaved man
goes to a place where the worm dieth not and the fires not quench. Mark 9.44, Mark 9.46, so his
new Bible take that out. They don't like that. They don't
like to be called a worm. Amen? Alright. Alright. The worm is the daddy of all
the unsaved. You listening? So if you're saved
tonight or this morning, you're gonna one day get a glorified
body like Jesus Christ. You believe that? Every unsaved
person gonna have a body like a worm in hell. Huh? Believe that Don't matter whether you believe
it or not where it's gonna be a lot of people don't believe
that though, you see But I'm a worm and no man a reproach
of men and despise of the people We had to become what would understand
people are going to be to take their place, right? Huh? Verse 7 All they that see me
laugh to scorn. You see? Now he's saying this
hanging from the cross. You see that? They shoot the
cup of the lip. They shake their head saying.
You see? Saying this. He trusted on the
Lord that he would deliver him. Let him deliver him seeing he
delighteth in him. Isn't that what they said? Isn't
that what the crowd is yelling to him while he's on the cross?
If you be the son of God, save thyself! Isn't that what he said? We studied this already in the
book of Matthew. You see that? alright verse 9 psalm 22 9 But
thou or he that took me out of the womb Thou didst make me whole
when I was upon the mother's breast you see now This is what
he's saying. This is what he's praying while
he's hanging on the cross alright verse Verse 10, I was cast upon
thee from the womb, my God, from my mother's belly. That verse
there mess up the Jehovah's Witness theology because they say Jesus
was a created God lesser than Jehovah God. You see that? That ain't what the Bible says.
You see that? You see, folks, listen to me.
All these religions are built on Bible ignorance. You see? And the way you motivate and
promote a religion is keep people ignorant. You see that? So that's why the church today
don't teach the Bible. That's why you got so many people
that are so ignorant of the truth of the Bible that people don't
know what's going on. You see that? Let me tell you something, you
got more Bible here this morning than a Catholic will get in 20
years in a Catholic church. We ain't even got started good. Amen? Verse 11, Psalm 22, 11. Be not far from me, for trouble
is near, for there is none to help. Here's an interesting verse
in verse 12 Many bulls have compassion me strong bulls of Basham have
beset me round Now what's he talking about there? Huh? When Jesus on the cross who was
all around him the Pharisees right now, what is a bull a representation
of a Genesis 3 the Bible said thou art cursed above all cattle
You see the Bible is calling those religious people around
the cross The devil's disciples you see that and the Pharisees
will match the Catholic Church today Suppose you went down the
Catholic Church more and said hey you bulls Huh, you wouldn't
be on scripture You might get shot, but you wouldn't be unscriptural.
Suppose I was in a Catholic church morning, and I said what I just
said. Somebody better go buy a casket,
amen? The devil was called, the worship
was the golden calf. You see, that was the devil worship.
So he mentions here the bulls. Now pay close attention to that
because I want to show you something else about that that will match
what's going on today. Notice verse 13, they gapped
upon me with their mouth as a raving and roaring lion. I don't know where in the New
Testament where they did that. But in Acts chapter 7 they went
up to Stephen and beat him like a bunch of dogs. Remember that? You see that? Verse 14, I am
poured out like water, all of my bones are out of joint not
broke. You see that? My heart is like wax, it is melt
in the midst of my bowels. And I've noticed the bowels is
inside, upper or lower vesture. It had nothing to do with what
the modern day medical term for it is. Amen? They're wrong. The Bible's right. Bowels simply
means something inside. All right? I don't know, but
look at verse 15. Psalm 22, 15. You see, he was so dry, his tongue
stuck to his mouth. You see that? It'd be like if
you went out here and let a piece of metal lay till it rusted together. Can you imagine being that thirsty? That's the way sinners are going
to be in hell. You see that? Alright, thou hast brought me
into the dust of death. You see? Verse 16, now here's
something else we see. For dogs, uh-oh. For dogs have come past me, The
assembly of the wicked have enclosed me. They pierced my hands and
my feet. I know there's something else
about this religious bunch. They're called dogs. Paul said
in Philippians over there, beware of dogs. Remember that? Revelation
22, the Bible says, for without are dogs. You see that? Now, let me show you something,
folks. It's amazing when the Holy Spirit wants to describe
or give you what an unsaved religious person is like, he calls them
dogs. Amen? There's nowhere in the
Bible, New Testament or Old Testament, where the Bible says anything
good about dogs. Amen? You know why? Why didn't God say a cat or a
sheep Or a cow. Or a bird. Wonder why he said
a dog. Because a dog is one of the filthiest
animals that ever lived. I don't care whether he's Lassie,
Rin Tin Tin, or your old hound. I don't care. He is a filthy
animal. Amen? Now listen to me real close. I'm gonna show something. I'm
gonna give you something now. And a lot of people may not like
this, but But what the Bible is saying is that religious people,
they're filthy like a dog. Amen? Now, somebody say, well,
you mean to tell me you're talking about my religion? Let me say
this to you. In the book of Proverbs, the
Bible says a dog will eat his own vomit. That is something, I'm not trying
to be nasty to him, but you need to see this, if this makes you
sick, well just get sick and get right with God. But, vomit
is something that is produced inside a person that's rotten,
so rotten even he can't stand it, he throws it up. You see? Then the dog comes back and takes
it back in. And that's what man does, man
builds a religion from his own rotten corruption inside. Then
he goes and takes in his own rotten corruption inside. You
see that? If that ain't in your Sunday
school quarterly, don't look for it. Because the woman that
wrote it couldn't handle it. Amen? Any religion that doesn't turn
you to Jesus Christ for salvation and teach you that Jesus Christ
is your only hope is a puke religion. And people take it in. This ought
to be my first radio message. Get off to a good start. Amen. All right. They're called bulls
and dogs. All right. Now look at verse
17. I may tell all my bones they
look and stare upon me. They not only looked at him,
they stared at him. You know what that's indicating? He was
there with no clothes on. He was there in the nude. You
see that? They stared. He bore our shame. And this modern day stuff where
people don't wear no clothes, just showing how ungodly they
are. Anybody godly is a shame not
to wear clothes and Society and the public of
America shows how ungodly they are Which includes the bar crowd
and the church crowd All right, let's go on Verse 18 says, they parted, they
part my garments among them, and they cast lot upon my vesture. And notice that, it says, my vesture. The soldiers cast lot for his
raiment, it's called garment, it's called raiment, it's called
vesture, but it's never called robe. Huh? You notice that. Now let me tell
you why that is. The Romans put a robe on him
in John 19 too, I believe the scripture. And if you got any
spiritual understanding at all, you can see here that the Holy
Spirit is telling you and telling me or anybody's Bible believer
that God don't want Rome connected with nothing that's associated
with Jesus Christ. Amen. All right. Psalms 22 verse 19. Verse 20. Deliver my soul from the sword,
my darling, from the power of the dog. Now the darling there is the
reference to the soul. Amen. Now let me show you something
right along here. Notice what we've read so far. Then look at verse 22. All of
a sudden you see something different here. I will declare my name
upon my brethren in the midst of the congregation will I praise
thee. Look at that switch there. All
of a sudden, boy, I'm poured out, you know, I'm thirsty, all
this suffering and misery, and all of a sudden, I'll pour out
my name in the midst of Christ. I'll praise Him. Notice that
switch. And that explains why in the Peter it says that the
Old Testament prophets wrote, and Sir Dillons here, what manner
they wrote. They couldn't understand what
they wrote, you see. Because notice, and I'll tell
you what this is, I don't have time getting all this right fully,
but if you look at that thing real close, between verse 21
and verse 26, you got the church age after the cross. You see
that? And then verse 27, 28, and 29,
you got the millennial. You see that? And look at Psalm 23 just for
a minute. Let me just show you something.
Actually, there's all kind of good preaching in here. In Psalm
23, it said, the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. What did Jesus
say in John chapter 10? I'm the good shepherd, I give
my life for the sheep, doesn't he? So he gave his life in 22,
he becomes the good shepherd in 23. You see that? Then look in verse 30, Psalm
22 verse 30. A seed shall serve him, it shall
be accounted to the Lord for a generation. You see that? Now let me show you something
here. Look at verse 31. They shall come and shall declare
his righteousness unto a people that shall be born. that he hath
done this. Notice a generation here is not
a time period, even though a generation is a time period. But here is
not a time period. What is it here? Here, it's a
birth, isn't it? You see that? There shall come
and shall declare his generation unto a people that shall be born.
You see? And so in John chapter 3, Jesus
told Nicodemus, you must be born again. Then he said, you a master
in Israel and don't know these things? You see, the Old Testament
prophets should know the Old Testament like you know your
zip code. And Jesus was condemning Nicodemus because he didn't know
the scriptures. He said, don't you know what
the Bible, and he said, you're a master now and you don't know
these things. If you knew the Old Testament like you should,
Nicodemus, you'd know that you gotta be born again, because
he said so right here, see? All right, let's look at one
more place that has to do with the crucifixion, which is one
of the best places in the Bible, and that's in Isaiah 53. Isaiah
53. We preached on this here a while
back, so we won't have time to probably finish this this morning.
But look in Isaiah chapter 53, and notice verse 3. Isaiah 53,
3. He is despised and rejected of
men. He's despised. People turn up
their nose at him. He's rejected. People turn him
down. They don't want nothing to do with him. You see that?
And that's the same way today. You see? Now, of course, I realize
in the doctrinal text here, Isaiah is talking about Israel, but
it's true about anybody, isn't it? Notice verse 4, Isaiah 53, 4. Surely he hath bore our grief,
and carried our sorrow, yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten
of God, and afflicted. You see? He was wounded, he was
bruised, and he was beat. Now listen to me folks, listen,
give me a taste of a minute. He was wounded, and bruised, and
beat, for what? For what? for our iniquities. Now, I want
to show you this morning the difference in believing the Bible
and being saved and just being religious. Amen? There's only one way that
would do you any good this morning. And that is, you'd have to say
that's for you. You see? Now, the way they do
it today, the way the modern day crowd does it, the way they
get around making the Bible personal and apply it to their self so
they can live like they want to and believe what they want
to, they say we've all sinned. Amen? I know we've all sinned. But to be saved and believe the
Bible, I got to believe what I sinned. It's easy for me to
look out and say I know what a sinner you are, but it's hard
to look and see what I've done, see? And that's where Bible preaching
and Bible teaching don't fit today, is because people don't
want to apply to them as a person. You see? And it'll never do you no good.
I mean, you can have something wrong with you, and the doctor
say, here's a bottle of medicine, it'll cure you. And I can take
it home and give it to my wife, she can take all, it won't do
me one bit of good. See? You got to, it's got to apply
to you. And if it don't, And I wish I
need 30 more minutes to finish this this morning. I ain't got
it. So listen good. If it don't apply to you, and
you don't apply it to you, it'll never do you one bit of good.
You can die and go to.
Words Of The Cross
| Sermon ID | 62721221123752 |
| Duration | 46:05 |
| Date | |
| Category | Sunday Service |
| Bible Text | John 19:28 |
| Language | English |
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