The smoke is killing me, I apologize. Allow me to read this morning's
devotional. Once again, I've chosen an article
from past bulletins written by Pastor Gene Harmon, retired. Pastor Gene writes, if we believe
that Jesus Christ has entered into heaven itself, there to
appear in the presence of God for us, as it says in Hebrews
9.24, we have absolutely nothing to fear. Nothing. Christ our Savior is not only
every believer's heavenly representative, He is the omnipotent, glorified
God-man. All power in heaven and earth
belongs to Him. That's what we read in Matthew
28, 18. And we are kept by His power through faith unto
salvation ready to be revealed in the last time. And that's
what we read in 1 Peter 1 verse 5. Bow with me if you will. Holy
Father we do praise You and thank You that
in Your Word over and over and over again You teach us to turn away from these bodies
of death, this flesh that must return to the dust and turn to
You. And our thanks, Lord, be to You
for not leaving us to ourselves which would have gone on through
this world, trying to earn a righteousness
of our own, trying to make ourselves more
than what we are. Yet because of your love for
us you arrested, you arrested us. And in the day of your power
you came to each and every one of your children and are still
coming to those who have not been called yet. And you're giving us a new heart.
A new heart that loves you because you first loved us. There are so many things, Lord,
for us to be thankful and praising you for. Guide our minds and
our eyes, our ears and our hearts now, Lord, as we go into your
Word. We know that, Father, that all blessings come from your
Son, so we pray in His name, Christ Jesus. Amen. I'd like you to, if you would,
turn in your Bibles to the book of Malachi. Malachi is the last
book in the Old Testament. And while you're turning there,
allow me to recap a little bit of what happened last week. This
morning's message is called, Complete in Him, Part 2. We looked at the truths of God's
Word regarding this false doctrine out there in the world of progressive
sanctification. We spent some time in God's Word
pointing us to this truth that we are set apart, that's what
that word sanctification means, set apart in holiness, in Christ. There is no righteousness in
this flesh. Until the Lord takes us through
that doormark death, we will continue to battle the flesh
against the Spirit. God's Word tells us that. And
this flesh will continue in its weakness in sin. If you think that you're going
through this life and you're becoming a better, less sinning
person, And you don't understand what the depravity of man is
and you don't understand what sin is. We are sin. That's what it is. That's what
we are. We're not sinners because we
sin. We sin because we're sinners.
Because of the fall of Adam, all mankind, that's what we all
do. So we went through God's Word
and we looked into God's Word, seeing the truth that we are
set apart in holiness in Christ. He is our holiness. His perfect
holiness is our perfect holiness. And being in Him, we are set
apart from those who work to become more holy. Those folks,
we are complete in Him. We read in Colossians 2.10, it
says, Speaking of each and every one
of us that belong to Him, each and every one who Christ went
to the cross and died for, and He didn't die for everybody.
We'll see that in a moment. But everyone that He did die
for is perfect in Him. And ye are complete in Him, which
is the head of all principality and power. That's what God's
Word says. That is our subject for last week. So this morning
I'm going to share with you what it was that was leading me to
bring these last two weeks' message to you. There was a church in
town, and I don't need to name the name of it, because what
we're talking about can fit under a lot of churches. Those of you
who knew Tom Sawyer know that Tom Sawyer came to this church,
heard the Word of Truth preached. He says, what do you mean it's
the only place in town that speaks about that? And then he went
out and proceeded to go to every single church in the area for
about three months. Bible studies, Sunday morning
messages, Sunday morning Bible studies, Sunday night messages.
Tom was very vigilant. And he came back and he said,
Pastor Gene, you're absolutely right. I don't hear this message
anywhere. So it doesn't matter what the
name of the church I'm talking about is. Last week, I was encouraged
to take a look at this church and see what the message was
about. And the first thing I did, my
wife printed out the mission statement for me, and the mission
statement said this, it said, our mission is to make disciples. And the first thing that hit
my mind at that point was, the Lord Jesus is the one who makes
disciples. Those of us here at Rescue who
went through the change of pastors know exactly how our God makes
pastors, preachers, disciples, deacons, elders. He's the one
who does it. Our Lord does it. When men pick
out a disciple, what happens? We usually pick the wrong one,
don't we? That's exactly what the apostles did. The eleven
apostles after Judas of Iscariot took his life, the Lord had rescinded
into heaven, and what did they do? They sat down and they drew
a lot. Thinking, well, it's God's chance. We'll just do that. And we never hear of the man
that they drew ever again. The twelfth apostle was chosen
by God Himself. His name is Paul. And the Lord
chose that man to be his twelfth apostle and he chose him in a
very special way that everyone would know that he was the twelfth
apostle. In that mission statement they
clearly and very openly said that in the mission of making
disciples meant that they become more and more like Christ. No, we don't. There is one thing that we do
in this flesh that could be considered a little
more like Christ. What did Christ do when he walked
this earth? Everything He did glorified the Father. Is that
correct? As I go through my life, for the past 20 years, since
the Lord called me out of darkness, I began as a babe in Christ and
I didn't really know what it meant to glorify the Lord Jesus.
I didn't really know what it meant to glorify God the Father.
I just knew that what I was hearing from this Word made more sense
to me than anything I had heard all my life growing up in Baptist
churches. I've seen a man, for the past
20 years, progress more and more in glorifying the Father. But
in doing that, what is he doing? He is putting himself where he
belongs, down in the dust. Just like the beggar that was
over in the corner that we've spoken about for the last three
weeks in a row. The very beggar who said, Lord
have mercy on me. That's what a child of God does.
We go into the dirt. I'm not talking about walking
around like that all the time. That's not what I'm talking about
at all. But I know where my place is before God. And I know there
is nothing in this flesh for me to brag on. There's nothing
in this flesh for me to offer God. And in doing so I raise
up my Father and glorify Him. I took the mission statement and I took our mission statement
back there and I said, you'll see the difference. You see,
the difference between God's people and the so-called religious
world out there, this other Jesus that I've been preaching about
for the last three weeks. God's people raise up Christ.
Paul says, I wish to know nothing of you save Christ and Him crucified. Why would Paul, the man who is
used of God more than any of the other disciples, the other
apostles, Why would he say, the only thing I wish to know of
you is Christ and Him crucified, because everything else can be
mixed up and messed with the flesh. Christ and Him crucified
glorifies God. That's what it does. I was asked to listen to one of
the messages from this church, and I did. A dynamic speaker. A dynamic
speaker. And he nailed the first two-thirds
of his message perfectly. He was speaking about the gifts
of the Spirit. And how the world has taken the
gifts of the Spirit and made all these wild and crazy things
out of it. And how the real gift of the
Spirit is one thing and that is to point us to Christ. The Spirit Himself says, I do
not speak of Myself, I speak of Christ. He raises up Jesus
in the hearts of His people. He gives life to the dead, so
that they may see Christ. And He did a wonderful job of
pointing that out, but He got down to two-thirds of His message,
and then He began to speak of Christ and Him crucified. And
not once in that entire message did I hear him talk of God's
people. He mentioned the church over
and over again. You know, there's a lot of people who talk about
God's church. But they have this different
Jesus. They don't have the Jesus of Scripture. Folks, I'm here to tell you this
morning, through God's Word, false doctrine, is subtle. The devil has been doing this
for a long, long, long time. 400 years before the birth of Christ,
men were corrupting the very gospel of God's free and sovereign
grace, just as they are today. Look with me, if you will, at
Malachi chapter 1. And allow me to read
through this chapter in whole. The burden of the word of the
Lord to Israel by Malachi. Did you notice what it said?
To Israel. It didn't say to the whole world.
It didn't say to all those pagan countries and nations that were
around it. They were talking to Israel alone. This Word that came to Malachi,
it says this, I have loved you, saith the Lord, yet ye say wherein
hast thou loved us? Was not Esau Jacob's brother? Saith the Lord, yet I loved Jacob,
and I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage to
waste for the dragons of the wilderness. Whereas Edom saith,
We are impoverished, but we will return and build the desolate
places. Thus saith the Lord of hosts,
They shall build, but I will throw down. And they shall call
them the border of wickedness, and the people against whom the
Lord hath indignation forever." He's speaking to Israel, folks.
He's speaking to those that he made a picture of the church
of God. And your eyes shall see, verse
5, and ye shall say, the Lord will be magnified from the border
of Israel, and soon honoreth His Father and Son, honoreth
His Father, and a servant His Master. If then I be a father,
where is mine honor? And if I be a master, where is
my fear? Sayeth the Lord of hosts unto
you, O priests, O priests, those of you who stand
before God's people and preach a different Jesus, that despise
my name, it says, and you say, where and have you despised thy
name? Ye offer polluted bread upon mine altar. And you say, where and have we
polluted thee? In that you say, the table of the Lord is contemptible.
And if ye offer the blind for sacrifice, is it not evil? And if ye offer the lame and
the sick, is it not evil? Offer it now unto thy governor.
Will he be pleased with thee, or accept thy person? Sayeth
the Lord of hosts. And now I pray you, beseech God
that he will be gracious unto us. This hath been by your means. Will he regard your person, saith
the Lord of hosts? Who is there even among you that
would shut the doors for the not? Neither do you kindle fire
on mine altar for not. I have no pleasure in you, saith
the Lord of hosts, neither will I accept an offering at your
hand. For from the rising of the sun,
even unto the going down of the same, my name shall be great
among the Gentiles, and in every place incense shall be offered
unto my name, and pure offering for my name shall be great among
the heathen, saith the Lord of hosts. But ye, ye have profaned
it, in that ye say the table of the Lord is polluted, and
the fruit thereof, even his meat, is contemptible. Ye said also,
Behold, what weariness is it? And ye have snuffed at it, saith
the Lord of hosts, and ye have brought that which was torn,
and the lame, and the sick. Thus ye have brought an offering.
Should I accept this of your hands, saith the Lord? But cursed
be the deceiver, which hath in his flock a male, and valleth
and sacrificeth under the Lord a corrupt thing. For I am a great
king, saith the Lord of hosts, and my name is dreadful among
the heathen." Now let's read verses 1 and 2 of chapter 2.
And now, O ye priests, this commandment is for you. If ye will not hear,
and if ye will not lay it to heart to give glory unto My name,
saith the Lord of hosts, I will even send a curse upon you, and
I will curse your blessings, yea, I have cursed them already,
because you do not lay it to heart." This is the warning to false
teachers. In Jude chapter 1 verse 3, he
writes this, Beloved, when I gave all diligence to write unto you
of the common salvation, it was needful for me to write unto
you and exhort you that you should earnestly contend for the faith
which was once delivered unto the saints. For there are certain
men crept in unawares who were before of old ordained to this
condemnation." This is God's Word, folks. I'm not interpreting
something here. I'm not saying this is what John
thinks. This is the Lord's Word, warning
to us to watch out for men that were ordained to come into the
church and preach another Jesus. ungodly men, turning the grace
of our God into lasciviousness or wickedness, and denying, denying
the only Lord God and our Lord Jesus Christ. When you say things
like, Jesus is trying. When you say that Jesus died
for everybody, but some people still go to hell. You're not
talking about the Jesus of Scripture. You're denying the power of God
Almighty in the face of His Son, the Lord Jesus. This message that I listened
to was just that. It was a message that was so
close that it had John Reeves sitting there in my chair going,
Amen. Ask Kathy, she'll tell you. I said Amen three times
to what that man was saying before I heard him say what he said.
And I'll share that with you in just a moment. You see, what I heard, what I
listened to, I did. Where was I? It was a message so close to
the truth that even I was fooled when I listened to it. But listen,
I did, and his offering, this one who preached, was short of
the truth. just before the end of his message,
he said these exact words. And listen, I went back and listened
to it again and wrote it down exactly so that I wouldn't stand
before others and make a false claim. He said salvation, after
talking about Christ going to the cross, the blood of Christ
being shed on the cross, he said salvation is now offered as a
free gift of God's grace. Well, what are you making such
a big deal out of that, John? Just one word. Okay? It's just one word. Y'all after
church today, go down here to that cemetery down here. Roger's wife's buried right down
there. You go on down there and you take whatever you think you
want to give and you sit down next to those graves down there
and you offer it. Offer it. See what happens. That's what offering God's salvation
to us is. God doesn't offer it to us. He
gives salvation. Salvation is of God and of God
alone. As Kathy heard me expounding
the work of the Holy Spirit, heard me when I was listening
to this man expounding on the Holy Spirit, and true, he was, but
when he finally got around to speaking of Christ, he flushed
the truth right out the door. He put the doctrine of universal
redemption, which means God died for everybody, but it's up to
everybody to come to God and receive it. We do receive God's
grace, but we don't do it when we're dead. Lazarus didn't receive
anything when he was dead. He had to be given life to be
able to come to God. But God with power said, Lazarus,
come forth, and he came forth. The Word offered. Just to be sure that John's not
out on this limb all by himself. The word offered is used 27 times
in scripture. I have a computer and it went
through and counted them all for me. Not once, not one single time
is it used as something that God is offering man. Every single
time It's what man is offering to God. And there's only one thing, one thing that man has that can
offer to God, and that's if God has opened the heart and put
life in that man and they offer up His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. Look with me over Turn over,
if you would, to Matthew chapter 24. That's to the right, just
the very next book. Matthew chapter 24. You know, our Lord goes through His
word and warns us over and over again. We know who He is, right? We
know who the Lord is. Why do we need to be warned over
and over again about these ones that preach a false gospel? It's
the responsibility of every one of God's children to look into
His Word and make sure this man standing before you is talking
the truths of God's Word. I couldn't speak anything to
you about this man that I listened to until I heard what he was
saying and compared it with God's Word. And God's Word does not
match what he says. The devil was speaking truth to Eve when
he deceived her. He said, you shall not surely
die. There was a sense of truth to that. She didn't die physically,
but she did die spiritually. He also said, your eyes will
be opened and you'll be as gods. Now that was truth, was it not?
He didn't say you will be gods, he said you will be as gods. When we put ourselves in positions
to make decisions over what God has already decided before the
world began, we make ourselves out to be gods. Look into the Word of God. Be
as the Bereans. Honorable. Look into the Word
of God and make sure what you're hearing is of God and not of
men. In Matthew chapter 24, look at
verse 23 and 24 with me if you will. And then, if any man shall
say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there, believe not, For there shall arise false Christ,
another Jesus. Another one who sounds just like
Jesus, but he's not. You have to deny the true power
of Christ to be able to talk of those other Jesus. and false
prophets shall show great signs and wonders." Now look at this,
folks. Listen to what the Lord tells
us. He's talking to each and every one of us. "...in so much
that if it were possible, they shall deceive..." The what? Election. Whew! Bet you didn't know that was
right there, did you? We thought all election was right there
in Ephesians 1, didn't we? Election, folks, is throughout
scripture from the beginning to end. God had respect. God had respect
for Abel's offering because Abel's offering pointed to his son,
the Lord Jesus. Cain's offering was the work
of hands. Election. The Bible talks to us about those
who were the two twins who were born before they were yet born.
Our Lord looked down and loved one and hated the other before
they ever had a chance to do good or evil. For there shall arise false Christs
and false prophets and shall show great signs and wonders
insomuch that if it were possible they shall deceive the very elect. Did you notice something there
in that word? If, exactly, if it were possible. I told the folks that asked me
to listen to this man, go and listen to him all you want. Listen
to him all you want. Go listen to all the, Tom Sawyer,
go out and listen to all the churches. I did, I went out and
listened to a whole bunch. I kept coming right back here
because this was the only place I heard the truth spoken of. I'd go to the Dalles right now
if I could because I know there's a preacher there who preaches
the truth. I'd drive over here to Marysville and listen to a
man preach over there because I know he preaches the truth.
This is not the only place. That's not what I'm saying at
all. But very, very few places in this world. It's called the
remnant, you know. And that's God's Word, not mine.
The remnant. I do not fear your going out
to hear the world, for a true child of God belongs to God and
will never be lost. My Father hath given them to
me, and no one shall pluck them out of my hand." Phew! There you go. That's what it
means by possible. If it were possible, but it's
not. Oh, in Isaiah 14.24 we read this,
The Lord of hosts hath sworn, saying, Surely as I have thought,
so shall it come to pass, and as I have purposed, so shall
it stand. Is there any misunderstanding in that? Okay, well, let's try another
one. Isaiah 14.26, This is the purpose
that is purposed upon the whole earth, that this is the hand
that is stretched out upon all the nations? And in verse 27,
for the Lord of hosts hath purposed, and who shall disannul it? And
His hand is stretched out, and who shall turn it back? Let's
continue on. How about verse 12 of chapter
19. Where are they? Where are the wise men? And let
them tell thee now, and let them know what the Lord of hosts hath
purposed upon Egypt. Did you know that Egypt's destruction
was purposed? For our good. Is not everything
for the good of God's people, for those who love Him? Including
the destruction of Egypt. Including the falling away of
the leaders of this country. Including the falling away of
all the so-called Christian people of this country. And here's the
deal, you and I would be right there with them. If it weren't
for His mercy and grace, you see, that's the whole point of
every message of God, is that by His mercy and His grace, we
have not walked down the same path as men have. God has put
us on a new path. We haven't decided to go on that
new path of our own. He has put us on that path. It
was His purpose for us to be on that path. And we will be
on that path. There are no empty seats in heaven.
I'm sorry, I got a little excited. I like to tell the story of how
the Lord has saved me, because that's how He saves all of His
people, through His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, and only in
His Son. One more. Isaiah 46.11. I've got to get through this. I don't want to go too long here. Calling, 4611, we read this,
calling a ravenous bird from the east, the man that executeth
my counsel from a far country, yea, I have spoken it, I will
also bring it to pass, I have purposed it, I will also do it. Folks, salvation of God's elect
is a sure thing. There is no chance with God.
Either His blood saved a people, or we worship Him in vain. Declaring the salvation of the
Lord to be an offer is like going down to the graveyard and offering
something to the dead and buried. It's useless, for the dead cannot
receive anything. And that's exactly what you and
I were at one time, dead in trespasses and sin. But we live now, our
life and our living is in Christ Jesus. Ezekiel 37, the valley of the
dry bones. How many of you know that story?
Could those dry bones get up and do anything? No. The Lord said, prophesy to them,
tell them about My Son, the Lord Jesus, and that will bring them
life. That whole valley of dry bones
is the whole house of Israel. That's God's Word. It bothers me. Knowing who my Lord is, the power
of His blood, exactly what He's done for me, it bothers me when
somebody says, won't you make a decision for Jesus? It bothers
me when they say, won't you get in this baptismal back here?
I saw a baptismal one time that broke my heart. Thirty children
jumped into the pool. And everybody made a big party
of it about how they were all saved at that moment. Are you
sure? Are you sure? Our Lord did not ask Lazarus
to come forth. His Word is a command. He walked
by the seashore. He didn't ask the apostles to
come follow Him. He said, follow Me. That's a
command. You know why I know that? Because
it said they immediately got up and followed Him. I can picture John Reeves. Ha! Are you kidding me? I'm catching
fish and it's coming in great. I'm not going after Him. What is that guy, crazy? I'm
a fisherman! We're not talking... We're not
here to worship a false and weak God. We're here to worship and
talk about God Almighty in the flesh. He who has all power. Turn to 2 Thessalonians 2 if
you would please. Just a little bit more folks
and I'll be finished. Just a little bit more. Folks, the people of God. Those
who have been called out of darkness by the love of the Lord Jesus
Christ. Those who have been given life
Those who have been chosen before the world was. Those whose names
were written in the book of life before a star ever twinkled in
the sky love the declaration that God is the potter. Our comfort
is in knowing that He is gracious to His elect. That He has loved
His chosen people. those for whom He is loved, and
we credit all things to Him. As we read in Malachi, not all
are loved of God. Some are formed as vessels of
honor, and others are fitted for destruction. That's what
we read in the ninth chapter of Romans. Pharaoh was raised
up to sit on the throne of Egypt so that as to be destroyed. Destroyed
to manifest the power of God throughout all the earth. The
power of God in delivering His people from the bondage of sin. Folks, it's a miracle when God
calls one of His own out of darkness. It takes new life. It takes to
be born again. Are you with me in 2 Thessalonians
2? Begin with me, if you would,
at verse 1. Paul, writing to the Thessalonians,
writes, Now we beseech you, brethren, by the coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ and by our gathering together unto Him. That's what we're doing
right here. We're gathering unto Him. unto
the Almighty God Himself, that ye be not soon shaken, verse
2, in mind, or be troubled neither by the Spirit, nor by word, nor
by letter, as from us, as the day of Christ is at hand. Let no man deceive you by any
means, for that day shall not come, except there come a falling
away first, and that the man of sin be revealed, the son of
perdition. who opposeth and exalteth himself
above all that is called God, or that is worshipped, so that
he is as God, sitteth in the temple of God, showing himself
that he is God. Remember ye not that when I was
yet with you, I told you these things, and now you know what
withholdeth that he might be revealed in this time, for the
mystery of iniquity doth already work. only he who now letteth
will let until he be taken out of his way. And then shall the
wicked be revealed whom the Lord shall consume with the spirit
of his mouth and shall destroy with the brightness of his coming,
even him whose coming is after the work of Satan with all power
and signs and lying wonders and with all deceivableness of unrighteousness
in them that perish because they received not the love of the
truth that they might be saved. And for this cause, because of
what we all just read just now, and for this cause, God shall
send them a strong delusion that they should believe a lie. That they all might be damned
who believe not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness. Folks, declaring God's sovereign
grace to be an offer is taking the power of salvation and putting
it in the hands of men. And I tell you here this morning,
that is stealing. That is as a thief in the night,
stealing from the glory of God. We are saved by grace, by His
grace. Salvation is of the Lord, not
Lord plus something man will do. We read in John 3, verse
8, The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the
sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither
it goeth. So is every one that is born
of the Spirit. The child of God will hear His
words, and He will rejoice, for He has mercy on them. We love
the fact that He chose us, for we know that we would not have
chosen Him And this fact is what brings us to worship Him. We
love Him, for He first loved us. We know what we deserve. We know our corrupt flesh. We
praise Him for His mercy and grace that He bestows upon us,
because we know that if it wasn't for His mercy and grace, we'd
be right there with all the false religions in the world, whether
it be Muslim, Hindu, or false Jesuses. The child of the true and living
God rests in God's only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, the Lord of
all glory. He is our Sabbath, our day of
rest. We lay down our own works, our
imaginary crowns, and we put on a crown of righteousness that
is in Him. Look at verse 13 of chapter 2
of 2 Thessalonians. But we are bound to give thanks
all the way to God for you, brethren, beloved of the Lord, because
God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification
of the Spirit and belief of the truth. We're going to sing our closing
hymn in just a second, It Is Well With My Soul. Words mean things, folks. I ask you, is it well with your
soul or are you working day and night for your salvation? Are
you resting in Christ completely or are you trusting in something
that you have done or are doing The sovereignty of our Lord and
Savior is the sinner's only hope. Anything else, anything short
of the mark is sinking sand. Allow me to read 11 verses and
then we'll stand and sing. Ephesians 1, beginning at verse
2, Grace be to you and peace from God our Father and from
the Lord Jesus Christ. Blessed be the God and Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual
blessings in heavenly places in Christ. According as He hath
chosen us in Him, before the foundation of the world, that
we should be holy and without blame before Him. in love, having
predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to
Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will, to the
praise of the glory of His grace, wherein He hath made us accepted
in the Beloved, in whom we have redemption through His blood,
the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace, wherein
he hath abounded toward us in all wisdom and prudence, having
made known unto us the mystery of his will according to his
good pleasure, which he hath purposed in himself, that in the dispensation of the
fullness of times he might gather together in one all things in
Christ, both which are in heaven in which are on earth, even in
him, in whom we have also obtained an inheritance being predestinated
according to the purpose of him who worketh all things after
the counsel of his will." Did you hear anything that could
glorify men from this pulpit today? You want to hear something that
will glorify men? You go out to any one of the churches around
this area. Somewhere in that message, and
you listen very, very carefully, and this is what I told the folks
that encouraged me to listen to this man. Go and listen. But listen to them as carefully
as what you heard here today. And if you hear one inkling,
one little bit, about glorifying men. Here's what our Lord says
about that. A little leaveneth. You know
what that is, right? A little. That's all I heard. I heard a whole message about
the glory of the Spirit. One little word. Salvation of
God offered. A little leaveneth ruins the
whole lot. Is it well with your soul? If
you're in Christ, if you belong to Him, oh, He'll make it well.