Genesis 1. There is a three-fold declaration
here in these first five verses of the Bible. If all we had were
these five verses, Mankind is without excuse. The purpose of
God, the saving of sinners, the persevering of those that are
saved, it's all declared right here. Day one. Day one. We can clearly see three
things, very plain. There's probably so much more
to see, but we don't know what we don't know. There's so much more here than
man has been given privilege to understand. But first we see
the creation here in Genesis 1. God created everything. That used to be a very common
understanding. Needs to be said nowadays. But
I don't want to dwell on that. If you want to see God's creation,
open your eyes. Smell. Go outside and touch something. Taste something. We can experience that. Go listen
to the birds sing. The first thing that's declared
here is the Lord creating everything that we see, that we walk on.
Next we see the second creation in these first five verses. That
new man created in the hearts of his people. We see regeneration. That's what I want to focus on
tonight. And then finally, we can see the resurrection. When
we are called to be with our maker, we're called home to our
husband, our Lord, forever. The first day of the rest of
eternity. First day without sin. Completely and totally. Without
this body of death. What that'll be like. what that
will be like. It says in verse 1, In the beginning
God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without
form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And
the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God
said, Let there be light. And there was light. And God
saw the light, that it was good. And God divided the light from
the darkness. And God called the light day,
and the darkness he called night, and the evening and the morning
were the first day." In the beginning, God. And these four short words hang
all the mysteries of life. How long would it take a man
to understand that? In the beginning, God. How long would it take us to
exhaust the spiritual meaning of that? Can't be done, can it? Who's sufficient for these things?
Who's sufficient for these things? You ask most people who claim
to be Christians. There's a reason I don't use
that word. I say believers or God's saints. Those that are
sanctified are his children, his people. But it's just abused
so horribly and blasphemous in this day to be called, people
call themselves Christians. But you take, ask most people,
say, I'm a Christian. And you say, tell me how you
saved. They begin with, well, it started when I. Is that right? In the beginning I. Oh no. In the beginning God. In the beginning God. This is
how we know that this is God's Word. That this is His wholly
inspired, the wholly inspired Word of God is in four words
given by Him. You can comprehend the entirety
of the Scriptures. In the beginning God. You turn to any page. What's
this page about? In the beginning, Christ. About
His Son. Our God. Our Lord and our God. That's the key to it all. First
four words. It says, in the beginning God created the heaven and the
earth. I'm not worried about proving
God is. That ain't my business. The Lord
didn't call me here to do that. I'm not proving that He created
the universe. That's not my concern. David
wrote to us in Psalm 19, he said, The heavens declare the glory
of God and the firmament show His handiwork. Day unto day uttereth
speech and night unto night showeth knowledge. Walk outside. I don't have to argue that. People
say, I don't believe God did it. None of my business. Pray
the Lord to teach you something. All of these things in creation,
they prove the power of God and of all mankind is without excuse. The fool has said, no God. We
do not prove God, we declare Him. God does not prove Himself
to men and women, He reveals Himself. through the preaching
of the gospel. A Hebrew writer told us, now
faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things
not seen. That's the title to the car.
Faith. Through faith we understand that
the worlds were framed by the Word of God. How does all this
get here? The Lord spoke. The Word of God,
Christ created it. So that things which are seen
were not made of things which do appear. We see there in Genesis
1-1, In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth, and
the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the
face of the deep, and the Spirit of God moved upon the face of
the waters, and God said, Let there be light, and there was
light. Here we see a picture of that
triune God saving His elect. There's God the Father, God the
Holy Spirit, and God the Word. John told us, for there are three
that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy
Ghost, and these three are one. Paul told us plainly, there in
Ephesians 1, the Father purposed salvation of His people. He put
them in Christ before the world was. The Son purchased them.
His blood bought them, redeemed them. And the Holy Spirit abounds
towards them. and proclaims this salvation
of the Lord. And we see the need of salvation. We see the Father, the Son, and
the Holy Spirit right there working in harmony. The purpose of God. And we see our need of salvation. Look in verse 2. And the earth
was without form, and void, and darkness was upon the face of
the deep. And your physical beginning on
this earth God made you. He created you. You did not make
you. You didn't create you. Mommy
and Daddy were used by Him, but they didn't make you. They didn't
create you. God created you. In our fallen
Adam, in our fallen ourselves, our sin against God, in our conception,
we were without form and we were void. from day one, our day one. We were made from the earth and
we had no form and we were empty and we were dark from our conception. Without form, that means vanity. Without form means vanity. All
of mankind is vain in our pride. I couldn't be dark. I couldn't
be empty. I couldn't be vain. I couldn't
be without form. I've got a shape to me. That's
what we are. And ourselves, we think so highly
of us, don't we? You can take a cardboard box
that's empty. You go down to one of those grocery stores,
they try to get you to take them. Go down to Costco. They try to give
you a cardboard box. It's empty. But it's got shape
to it, don't it? It's got a form. You can use
it. You can take it home, put it on its side, use it as a nightstand.
You can use that. What if that thing was wet like
a jellyfish? Dang. Can't use it. It's void. It's empty. It ain't worth nothing. We don't even make a good coffee
table, do we? All of humanity is void of wisdom in our natural
birth. We're void of understanding.
We're void of love. We're void of grace and mercy,
because we've never come in contact with it. In our natural state,
in these dying bodies, we have no form. Turn over to Jeremiah
chapter 4. This is who the Lord is speaking
of here in Genesis chapter 1. Jeremiah chapter 4. We remember
Nahum spoke of Nineveh. Picture that city that's at war
with God's people. And the prophet Nahum said, She
is empty and void and waste and the heart melteth and the knees
smite together and much pain is in all loins and the faces
of them all gather blackness. Speaking of Nineveh, the enemy
of God. For one generation, God sent
Jonah, didn't He? He saved Nineveh. He used Jonah's
preaching. God saved Nineveh from the king
to the smallest babies. By nature, empty, void, waste,
and blackness. Here in Jeremiah 4, verse 22. Jeremiah 4, verse 22. For my
people is foolish. and they have not known me. They
are soddish children." That means silly. They're foolish children.
"...and they have none understanding. They are wise to do evil." We're
good at that. They know how to do that. "...but
to do good they have no knowledge. I beheld the earth, and, lo,
it was without form and void in the heavens, and they had
no light." What's wrong with these children? That's just so
apt to do evil. They don't have any knowledge
of how to do good. They're without light. They're
just like the earth. They're without form and they're
void. Our text says, and the earth
was without form and void and darkness was upon the face of
the deep. This is speaking of us in our natural birth. The
Scriptures tell us plainly, all men, all women, the nicest ones
you ever met and the meanest ones you ever met, born of their
father Adam, they've all sinned and come short of the glory of
God. Some people are sweet. There's
people in this earth I love, I care deeply for, and they're
kind to me. Oh, they're so gentle and patient
and they know so much, they're so willing to share it. They've
sinned and come short of the glory of God. Every one of us.
Turn over to John chapter 3. In our first creation, our first
birth, we have no form, no structure of ourselves. We're just vanity.
We're empty. And darkness is on our deepest
parts, all the way down to our soul, our cold, stony hearts.
And we don't desire Christ the Light. That's how we were created
in this earth. Here in John 3 verse 19, And this is the condemnation
that light has come into the world and men love darkness rather
than light because their deeds were evil. Jeremiah told us we
are wise to do evil. We got that part down. We're
never taught to lie. No one's ever taught us that.
It just comes natural, don't it? Verse 20, for everyone that doeth
evil hateth the light. Neither cometh to the light lest
his deeds should be reproved. But he that doeth truth coming
through the light, that His deeds may be made manifest that they
are wrought in God. Those that have light revealed
in them, they declare that the Word of God wrought that light
in us, that it was His work, His workmanship that saved us,
that gave us light. How does that happen? How do
sinners have the light of God shed abroad in us? You stay there
at our text in John 3, but in our text in Genesis 1 it says,
And the earth was without form, and void, and darkness was upon
the face of the deep, down here. And the Spirit of God moved upon
the face of the waters. Look up in verse 5. God must
move on the dark, watery hearts of a sinner and He must do a
work in them. John 3, verse 5. And Jesus answered, Verily, verily,
I say unto you, except a man be born of water and of the Spirit,
he cannot enter into the kingdom of God. This work must be performed
by our holy God. By God the Holy Spirit moving
upon the face of our waters. He must do that. 2 Corinthians
chapter 4. 2 Corinthians 4. Preacher, are you telling me
that the same God that made the light, well, people can agree
with that. God said, let there be light
and there was light. Most folks walking up and down the street
can tell you that. You say that same one, he sent a spirit to
move in my heart to see that Christ is light. and man doesn't
have a part in it, and God's going to get all the glory for
that. Is that what you're telling me? Look here in 2 Corinthians
4 verse 6. For God, who commanded the light
to shine out of the darkness, hath shined in our hearts to
give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face
of Jesus Christ. That's exactly what I'm saying.
Just as surely as God said, let there be light, there was light. Just as surely as He commanded
you to be born, He separated you from your mother's womb,
you were born. That's the surety of His command
for light to shine in the hearts of His people. He said, they're
mine. I'm going to shine Christ in.
I'm going to reveal Christ in their hearts and it's going to
happen. Guaranteed. Sure. When the Spirit abounds
towards you, there's no refuting. When the Spirit moves on those
waters of darkness, there's no sticking your hand up and making
the wind go. Where does the wind blow? Wherever it listeth. Don't
know where it's coming, don't know where it's going, and you
can't stop it. That's what's called irresistible grace. Do you know why grace is irresistible?
Because it's got to be. We wouldn't have no interest
in it, would we? God saves people against their will. He sure does
with their full consent. We praise Him for eternity for
it. Thank you, Lord. What wisdom. It must be. We are vain and we
are void and we are dark. That grace must be irresistible. Back in our text here in Genesis
1, verse 3, And God said, let there be light. And there was light. There can
only be light when God says, let there be light. And when
God says, let there be light, there will be light without a
doubt. And He speaks in the heart of
His people and says, light. There's going to be light. And
the only way there can be light in somebody is if the Lord speaks.
If His Word commands, let there be light in them. John told us
there in 1 John 1, this is the message which we have heard of
Him. It's what the Lord told us. He was taught of them. And
we declare unto you. We're not proposing. We're not
sharing. We're declaring it to you. Here's
what the Lord said. That God is light and in Him
is no darkness at all. He is the light. John goes on
to say, but if we walk in the light as He is in the light,
we have fellowship one with another. You're walking in the light the
Lord gave you. I'm walking in the light the Lord gave me. We
have fellowship. And the blood of Jesus Christ, His Son, cleanses
us from all sins. What do we have in common? The
Spirit moved on us. A sinner would be the first one
to tell you, I was empty. I was vain. I was dark. And God did something. He moved
on me. I walk side by side with the
brethren that believe the same thing I do because they have
the same God I have. They have the same Father I have. That's
my siblings. They were shown the same light. We have that
common bond and your sins and my sins were washed by the same
blood. Let's have something in common,
isn't it? That's called family. It makes us believe it. You can
sit down with someone and you can show them the gospel out
of these scriptures. Take the Bible with you and say, look
here, in the first five verses, in the beginning God, the earth
is us. Go to Jeremiah 4 and say, look,
this is talking about us. Yeah, the earth, this happened
and the Lord shaped it and He gave some light to it, but this
is us. It's talking about us. And they can't see it. Do you
see it now? I can't see it. That brazen serpent, that was
Christ. There was no venom in Him. No
sin in Him. Look to Him. You're still going
to get bit a whole bunch. Look to Him and live. I don't
get it. I can't see it. They cannot see
it until God commands light to be revealed in them. I could
have 20-20 vision and if all the lights are off, I can't read
what's in this book, can I? I can't see it. You've got to
have light. When does God command light to shine in his child's
heart? When's man saved? When it pleases
God. When it pleases Him. When would
it please me to save some folks? Not when it pleases God. When's
it going to happen? When it pleases God. But when it pleased God who separated
me from my mother's womb, We understand that. And called me
by His grace to reveal His Son in me. Christ the light, let
there be light. Same as He was naturally born,
that's how the Lord bears His children. Luke told us, when
Simon Peter saw, when he saw, he fell down at Jesus' knees
saying, depart from me for I am a sinful man, O Lord. The riches
of this light The great mystery revealed, Paul told us in Corinthians
1, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory. And this light
of Christ is revealed in His people. Now you got hope. That
ain't wishy. That ain't wishing. That's an
expectation. Every time I waver and I falter
and I have doubt and I have unbelief, I'm looking at me. And I look
at Him. The Lord will save His people?
I know He will save His people. Is He going to keep them forever?
Of course He will. I'm confident in Him. I have hope. Is He returning? Yes. Maybe today. If not, I'll die first and I'll
see Him at that appointed time. It hits right. I know that. What
else do I know? Everything I look to me, or I
look at this world that's void and vain and empty and darkness,
oh, it just gets so sad, don't we? It's like in the 70s, you've
got black light. You think you're seeing something
now. No you ain't. It's just distorting everything.
Look to Christ's light. Look into Him. When God speaks,
His command goes forth in the perfect time. The Holy Ghost
moves on the heart of His bride and reveals Christ, who He is. Reveals man, who we truly are.
Like Peter said, when he saw, Lord depart from me. I shouldn't
need no presents. I'm nothing but sin. And reveals
that in the beginning, God, salvation is of the Lord, and it's done.
It's complete. Justice is satisfied. When we
see something, and God teaches us something, when He finally
reveals a little bit of light to us, boy, it's bright. It is
bright. Me and Cameron went down to Mammoth
Caves, Kentucky. And they take you deep, deep
down in them caves. And they get you, I mean, we're
probably a mile back in there. And there's a little cavern in there.
And they said, everybody sit down in a circle. They got safeties
and stuff. And they turn the light off.
And it is pitch black. You think you got your eyes shut,
and you can look, and they ain't nothing. I mean, it is pitch
black. And after about 10 seconds, I
had a glow-in-the-dark watch. And it looked like I had a lightsaber
coming out of my wrist. That thing was making noise,
wasn't it? And the camera said, cover your
watch up. When you're in pitch black darkness, one little glimmer
of light is the brightest thing you've ever saw. Oh, it's brand
new. That's hope. That's the end of
the tunnel right there, buddy. I see light. That's bright. That's the brightest thing we've
ever seen. When we get that first bit of light, it's the brightest
we've ever seen. That's sweet when a baby Christ first sees
Him in the Old Testament. That serpent's Christ? Do you
see that? I want to tell everybody. That's
what light you have. Boy, that's the brightest one
you've ever seen. First time someone's told that we're the
earth. Right here is red dirt standing
in front of you. I'm void. I'm dark. I'm empty. The Holy
Spirit moved on me. Christ was revealed in me. And
He's the one that's acceptable to the Father. He's what's acceptable,
not me. There it is. Right there in five
verses. It tells me every bit of it.
How long has that been there? That's the first time I've seen
it. That's bright light, isn't it? Bright light in a dark cave.
That's precious, isn't it? That's precious when we get to
see that. I get to see that in my brethren. Something's new
to them. It doesn't stop being amazing to one saved by God's
grace. Just don't become old hat. His
mercies are new every day. He chastens His children. Trials
are going to come to humble you. The soul that lands on cross
that rock will be broken, won't it? Broken heart. He don't put
a mattress there. There ain't nothing between you
and Him. He gets it down to work. Ain't nothing else. You and Him. No family, nobody else. Gets
this right to us. Why? Why do we keep thinking
this is so amazing? Why is His grace so precious
to us? Because we're thirsty for the living waters of our
Savior every day. Boy, we need Him. David told
us, for with thee is the fountain of life, thy light. In thy light
shall we see light. You're the fountain of life.
I need you. And the only way I want to see light is in your
light. You have to give it to me. When
we're given life, Christ the light, in us, now we can see
the light. When we're given light, we can
see it. Now we can see our Lord in the scriptures, can't we?
Now we can see our Lord in creation. Go outside, listen to them birds
chirp just a little bit sweeter when you know who owns them,
who made them, who made that bird fly right by you. We have
a lot to see Him in providence, working in our lives. Why did
I get a broke leg 16 years ago? I know why. The Lord broke my
leg. What a blessing. What a blessing
that was. And we see all this stuff in
part, don't we? Five verses. I feel like I'm hitting a piece
of coal and diamonds or flinging out of it. I ain't even scratched
it. In the beginning God. How do we have the Spirit move
on the face of our waters? Turn over to John chapter 1.
How does this happen in our day?
Paul told us in 1 Corinthians 1.21, for after that, in the
wisdom of God, is this smart? It's in the wisdom of God. The
world by wisdom knew not God. It pleased God by the foolishness
of preaching to save them that belief. Not foolish preaching. Foolishness of preaching. Here
in John 1 verse 6. There was a man sent from God.
He was commanded to go. Irresistibly, they didn't have
a choice. God sent him. There was a man sent from God
whose name was John, John the Baptist. And the same came for
a witness, to bear witness of the light that all men through
him might believe. If you're going to believe God,
you're going to believe it through Christ the light. There ain't
no other way. Now this man John in verse 8,
he was not that light. But He was sent to bear witness
of that light. That was the true light. Which
lighteth every man that cometh into the world. He was in the
world and the world was made by Him. The world knew Him not. He came
into His own, His own people. And His own received Him not. But as many as received Him,
that Spirit moved upon. Put that light in them, commanded
it. As many as received Him, to them gave He power to become
sons of God, even to them that believe on His name, which were
born, not of blood, they were created. They were born not of
blood, nor the will of the flesh, nor the will of man, but of God." How does the Spirit move on somebody? A whole mess of people disagree
with me. They disagree with me. I ain't to lie. I'm just telling
you what the light says. It will save His people by the
foolishness of preaching. Disagree with God if you want
to, but that's what He said. There's one source of light. Back in
our text, our Genesis 1. Hurry up. There's one source
of light. It's Christ the light. We know
that Noah's Ark was a picture of Christ. Isn't it? Noah and his family were put
into that ark. That ark was a specific size.
It was made to a certain specification. Noah and his family was put in
there and God sealed them in there. Then come the waters of
his wrath. They were dries of bone. Well,
that ark just took a beating, didn't it? It floated. It persevered. And it came up out of them waters.
The Lord set it high on a mountain, exalted. They were preserved. And that
ark, you know how many windows there were? There was one source
of light in that big old boat. Christ is that window. He's the
light. He's the only source. Outside
of Him, apart from Him, any light that man has, that is eternal
darkness. It's not right. Here in Genesis
1.1, In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth, and
the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the
face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon
the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light.
And there was light. And God saw the light. We just
saw how that lights. The Lord is speaking to His people.
Him putting Christ in them. And God saw the light. It was
good. And God divided the light from
the darkness. And God the Father looks on the heart of His children,
of His elect. He sees Christ the light. And
He says, that's good. That's good. Look at my good
faithful servant. Christ the light in you. The
Lord, twice He spoke from heaven. He said, this is my Son in whom
I am well pleased. gave us that general call. The
amount of transfiguration gave us that effectual call. This
is my Son in whom I am well pleased. The message didn't change, but
the command did. Hear ye Him. The Lord looks upon Christ He's put
in you and says, that's good. That's good. He's approved. He's
pleased. And God divides that light from the darkness. We are
set apart. We are declared for the use of
God. We are sanctified. We are anointed.
We get wrapped around our axles by all these things. You know
what that means? God says, that's mine. Can you
imagine if somebody you respected, the president, whoever, come
in and they said, this cup of water is mine. And then they
left. Anybody gonna touch that water?
I ain't touching it. That's his. Imagine the Lord saying, this one's mine.
It's mine. Touch not mine anointed. What does the work of? Who does
the work of setting apart? Do we do that? Do we sanctify
ourselves? The Lord's name is Jehovah Makedesh. He said in
Leviticus 20, ye shall keep my statutes. It doesn't seem like
you ought to, or you might. His people, they shall. It's
in all His commandments. They shall keep My statues and
do them. I am the Lord which sanctifies
you. Who doesn't set them apart? The Lord does. It's His business. In the beginning, God. We are
set apart in light. We're given understanding of
the Scriptures. He gives us His light to see His light. And that
will set you apart. That will separate you from your
friends and family. Kevin's crazy. He thinks on every
page. Look how many pages in this book.
He thinks Christ is on every page. He's lost his mind. You
may not see him, but that's where he is. We are set apart in struggles. Trials. Believers have trials. Believers have troubles. The
unregenerate person don't. Satan ain't accusing them. He
accuses the brethren. And that ain't out publicly on
a public stage. That's when you're trying to go to sleep at night.
Do I know what's right? Oh, maybe I don't. Lord, is it
I? There's a war going on inside
of us. That's what David was jealous,
wasn't he? Or Asaph was. He said, their eyes bug out fat.
And I said, they ain't got no trouble. They got it made. They got more
than they could ask for. All the kids are healthy. All
can read good. Ain't got no troubles. Who's going to be with us? Who's
going to fix us, all these troubles and these trials? Malachi said,
for unto you that fear my name shall the Son, S-U-N, the Son
of Righteousness, arise with healing in His wings. That light
of Christ is going to come. Boy, when He comes, there's healing,
isn't there? What matters then? Nothing? If
we can look to Him, if we can see Him, I ain't hurting as bad
no more, am I? This body's going to be gone.
50 years from now, I'll be able to tell you what everything here
and here means. Somewhere within that next 50 years. Lord take
me home. I'll be able to tell you all about it. You shall go
forth and grow up as calves of the stall. Be good for us to
keep calves. Keep some sheep and stuff. Might
learn something. You know what a calf and a stall
is? They feed it milk. Bottle feed
it. And it gets too much, mama will
kick it and get it out of there. But people like to feed cows.
Them cows get big and they'll get big quick. Boy, they're fed
good. Took care of good. Don't rain
on them. Somebody comes and cleans the stalls. The son of righteousness comes.
Healing in his wings. You're going to be like a calf.
Took good care of up there in the big barn. Bottle fed. We're not only divided from non-believers
and understanding of the scriptures and the trials that we have.
We're divided in ourselves. That light and darkness. Now
there's not only darkness. That's why I come into this world
void, empty. Now we have darkness and light.
Seems like one's always coming and one's always going, isn't
it? Ups and downs. Mountains and valleys. Daytime,
nighttime. One prevailing over the other,
it seems like. Goes back and forth. We'll see this in a few
weeks, but the child of God has a light that rules the night
as well. We have a moon. Moon don't have no light in itself.
It just reflects the sun, doesn't it? Just a reminder. That bondage that we have in
darkness has been broken. It's been removed by Christ the
Son. When we're given eyes to see in the light of Christ, everything
begins to be viewed as it truly is. Now we see husbands and wives. Some profane thing that goes
against our culture nowadays. Now we see it in truth. We see
parents and children, bosses and employees. Now we see it
in the light of Christ. The Lord gathers His people.
He gathers them, but He divides the sheep from the goats. There's
a difference in sheep and goats. And He divides them. He's the
one that separates them. Our Master said, Think not that
I am come to send peace on earth, I came not to send peace, but
a sword. For I am come to set a man at bearance against his
father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter-in-law
against her mother-in-law." That light divides. The Lord uses
it to divide the day and the night. He names it. He names
them clearly. He said, you're the sheep, you're
mine, you're the goats. Here's that final day. That's
the Lord saving His people while we're on this earth. That's the
regeneration of God the Holy Spirit. But there'll come a day
we'll have a resurrection. This life will be over. We're
either going to die in this body of death or the Lord's going
to come. But we're leaving here. There'll be an end to this. Here's
the final day. The Bride of Christ during that
Day of Judgment. Verse 4. Genesis 1-4. God saw the light for that throne
of Judgment. God saw the light in you. That
it was good. And God divided the light from
the darkness. And God called the light day. And He called
the darkness night. My sheep are here. The goats
are there. And the evening and the morning were the first day.
That's the first day of glory. Sin's gone. Blotted out. East is from the West. Never
to be mentioned again. Not to be remembered no more. With a
holy person. I won't have the ability to sin.
I don't want to say just removed. A holy nature that cannot sin.
To be in the presence of my God. To be with Christ my firmament. Christ my heaven. The person. Sit down and eat that marriage
supper with Him. And that's day one. That's just the first day. It gets sweeter after that, doesn't
it? You know, it wasn't until the
fourth day that God hung the S-U-N in the sky. We need Christ, the sun, S-O-N,
first. We've got to see that first.
Isaiah said, The sun shall be no more thy light by day, neither
for the brightness shall the moon give thee light unto thee,
but the Lord shall be unto thee an everlasting light. In thy
God, thy glory. That'll be that last day. Amen.
I hope that's a blessing to you. Let's pray together.