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But we also know of the perfect ruler, the Lord Jesus Christ, that would come, and how Jesus lived the perfect righteous life and how that righteous life would be credited to David. The king and his men marched to Jerusalem against the Jebiusites, the inhabitants of the land, who said to David, you will not come in here, even the blind and the lame will turn you back, thinking, David cannot come in here, nevertheless, David took the stronghold of Zion, which is now the city of David. So that by the time we're done with this adult ed series, you will go out, and it's going to be a burden of love, because every time you hear law and gospel mixed up or confused or put together in a wrong way, you're going to figure out, okay, is this the appropriate time to say, stop it, because you're going to hear it everywhere, and it's going to drive you up the wall. So as we're going through, there are so many things that are symbolic and some of the things I know I've said we're going to come back, we're going to come back to the throne room. And so we're going to come back and we're going to study the seven trumpets today and we're going to look at the seven bowls or the seven sensors and that's all over the same period of time. Jesus Christ laid himself as the sacrificial lamb upon the altar before the Lord, the altar that was the cross of Calvary, where he hung dying for your sins, for my sin to take the stench of our sin, and remove it from us, and instead lay before the altar of the Lord himself, the sacrificial lamb, the aroma that is pleasing to the Lord, to be there eternally in our place, eternally lifting the aroma of sacrifice before the Lord, in his death, Christ conquered death, and in conquering death, he has the eternal victory over sin.

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