We'll read these first 10 verses
and talk about the marriage supper of the Lamb. Marriage supper of the Lamb. And after these things, I, John,
Revelation 19, after these things, I heard a voice, a great voice
of much people in heaven saying, hallelujah, salvation and glory
and honor and power unto the Lord our God. For true and righteous
are his judgments, for he hath judged the great whore which
did corrupt the earth with her fornication, and hath avenged
the blood of his servants at her hand. And again they said,
hallelujah, and her smoke rose up forever and ever. And the
four and twenty elders and the four beasts fell down and worshipped
God, that sat on the throne, saying, Amen, hallelujah. And a voice came out of the throne,
saying, Praise our God, all ye his servants, and ye that fear
him, both small and great. And I heard, as it were, the
voice of a great multitude, and as the voice of many waters,
and as the voice of many thundering sang hallelujah for the Lord
God omnipotent reigneth. Let us be glad and rejoice and
give honor to him for the marriage of the Lamb has come and his
wife hath made herself ready and to her was granted that she
should be arrayed in fine linen clean and white For the fine
linen is the righteousness of the saints. And he saith unto
me, Right, blessed are they which called unto the marriage supper
of the Lamb. And he saith unto me, These are
the true sayings of God. And I fell at his feet to worship
him. And he said unto me, See thou
do it not, I am thy fellow servant, and of thy brethren, that have
the testimony of Jesus. Worship God, for the testimony
of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy. Oh my. Oh what a blessed, blessed thing
we just read. All through Chapter 18, it was
whoa, whoa, whoa. Judgment, we saw the judgment
of God and the fall of Babylon. Oh, how she fell, that great
harlot, the antichrist world. And then when she fell, that
great harlot that was dressed in scarlet and rode on that scarlet
beast, and all those that was made their living by her, The
kings, oh, how they lamented. And then all the merchants, they
lamented. They said, oh my, what are we gonna do about our silver
and our gold and our slaves and our ivory and all the things
that we buy and sell? What are we gonna do with all
of them? Then we see all the seamen, you know, they lamented,
they lamented. Oh my, they lamented. Because
they said, you know, our ships ain't gonna carry anything anymore.
And they lamented and said, whoa, whoa, whoa, because of the fall
of Babylon. And now we have four hallelujahs. And you know where they're shouting
hallelujah at? In heaven. We shout hallelujah down here
every once in a while, but they say it up in heaven. And I'll
tell you what, this is the rejoicing of the saints and the angels
and the cherubims, and the reason they're rejoicing is, is because
of the marriage of the Lamb. You know, our Lord, Talked a couple of times about
a king. A man made a great supper for
his king. For his son, the king. And he
invited everybody to come. And everybody began to make excuses.
You know, I've told you all the excuses that they had. And then
he said, I'll tell you what I want you to do. He said, I'm going
to have some people come here and worship my son. I'm gonna
have him come here and worship my son. He said, you go out and
you find everybody that's blind, that's poor, that's hungry, that's
lame, and that's in need, and you find them. You go find them. And when you find them, you bring
them and set them down at my table. And that's what he did,
and that's exactly what I said. Blessed are they that are called
to the marriage supper of the Lamb. And then another time,
it talks about the, all the virgins that arose and
went out forth to meet their bridegroom. You know, the ten
virgins, five of them wise, five of them were foolish. But they
went out to meet the groom. And I tell you, they're rejoicing
in heaven and they have all these hallelujahs because of the marriage
of the Lamb. And I tell you, heaven rejoices
over God's victory over Babylon. You know, it says up there in
verse 20 of chapter 18, look at that real quick. Now this
is where we pick up. After Babylon had been overthrown,
it's been cast down into the sea with a millstone around her.
Rejoice over her, thou heaven, and ye holy apostles and prophets,
for God hath avenged you on her. Vengeance belongs unto me, saith
the Lord. And I'll tell you what, heaven
rejoices over the victory of God over Babylon, over this world
and all the anti-Christ world that's in it. And it says in
there in verse 19, chapter one, verse 19, after these things,
after all these woes and lamentations, after Babylon fell, after these
things I heard a great voice, and listen to this, of much people.
That was a whole bunch of people together. I heard a great voice
of much, much people. And what do they say? They're
rejoicing because they are among the called. They're the one answering
that call. Rejoice over her. And this is
what they said. Hallelujah. That word hallelujah
means praise. Praise God. That's what it means.
Hallelujah. Praise be unto God. That's exactly
what it means. Praise Jehovah. Praise God. And listen, they said, they said
hallelujah unto God. Praise God first of all for his
salvation. We're here because of his salvation. We shout hallelujah because of
his salvation. Salvation to the Lord from Alpha
to Omega. From beginning to end. And then
he says this, and glory. Salvation and glory. Oh my, to
God be the glory, great things he hath done. And then honor,
honor him, bless him, praise him. And power, all power belongs,
and power belongs unto the Lord our God. Now that's just exactly
what the Bible says from Alpha to Omega. It starts out with
God said, God said in the beginning, God, And here it says that we
only, God saved us. God gets all the glory for it.
He gets all the honor for it, and He did it by His power. And
so we ascribe everything unto Him. That's what they're talking
about. All the people did that. And all by, unto the Lord our
God. No wonder the psalmist said,
happy, joyful, blessed are the people. the God of Jacob who
God loves and I tell you what the Lord's our shepherd and we
shall not want then look what he said in verse 2 then they
praised him for his justice for his justice in judgment for true
and righteous are his judgments you know that's one thing that
folks just can't hardly bear to say that God is true and righteous
in his judgments And I've told you all this, that there's not
no judgment that God's brought on the world that's ever brought
anybody to Christ. All these floods that's been
happening, all they had it in the south, they had it in the
north, and how many people have been killed, I don't know. How
many homes destroyed, I don't know. How many businesses destroyed,
I don't know. But you ever find anybody that
come to Christ through any of those things. And that's why
I said righteous, God, you're righteous in your judgments.
You're the judge of all the earth. And everything you do is right.
And when you judge, when you bring judgment, you're right
and true in your judgments. When you judge Sodom and Gomorrah,
you're right. When you judge America, you're
right. When you judge my home and my children, you're right. When you put people in hell,
you're right. When you disturb the world with
offense, you're right. Your judgments are true. And
I'll tell you what, and this is the thing about it, God's
judgment is everywhere we look. These things, these things that
happen, they're not just something that happens because of Mother
Nature. And then the people are so audacious and so arrogant
and so presumptive, they think that because of heat and because
of floods and because of tornadoes and hurricanes, they honestly
think that they can change the climate and change how the weather
is going to affect this world. Now how stupid can you be to
think that you're going to change how the weather is? And I tell you what, you go down,
you go to any of these places and I'll tell you people ought
to, ought to help them. They need help. But I tell you
what, they need more than anything. They need a gospel preacher to
tell them and then they can have dealt with it in the right way
and say, God, you're right. You took my house, you're right.
You took my child, you're right. You took my business, you're
right. You loved Jacob and you hated
Esau, you're right. You chose Jacob, passed by Esau,
passed by Ishmael, you're right. God, everything you do is right.
You judge all you want to judge. and I'll bless his holy name
that I've already bore the judgment of God. What he does in this
world is his business. I know this, that he's already
judged his people. You know where he judged them
at? Like man prayed. At the throne of God's justice,
when Christ bore our sins in his own body on the tree, God
judged him, God punished him, God's wrath came out on him,
and no matter what happens to us in this world, we're ready
to leave this world, and no matter what God does. Because Christ
doesn't bore our judgment. And because Christ bore our judgment,
we can look to God and trust God and let Him do what He will
with us in this world. Ain't that right? We'll just
get up and kiss the hand of God's providence. That's all we can
do. Huh? Ain't that right? Listen, it
is absolutely the most absurd thing in this world for people
to think, well, we just need to change the climate. And when
change, what happens? What are they going to do to
change the climate? Listen, I'll get in my pocket and take out
$10 billion. Well, good grief. You think money's
going to stop tornadoes and hurricanes and floods? How stupid. I mean, listen. And that's the
people's government in our world. No wonder they rejoice that Babylon's
fallen. No wonder they rejoice that this
thing's done over with. And when we leave this world,
we'll rejoice in it. And that's what we're gonna say
when we get there. Righteous and true are your judgment, because
you saved us. You get all the glory, you get
all the honor, and you get all the power. Huh? Oh my. I want you to look at a verse
of Scripture. You keep Revelation there. Look
over here with me. I think it's in Deuteronomy,
fifth book of the Bible. Look here in chapter 32. Look
what God says over here about things. Deuteronomy 32 and verse
43. And you know, and what God's
doing is he avenging, he's avenging his people, avenging his son,
avenging what's been done to his people on this earth. Look what it said here in verse
43, Deuteronomy, talking about the rejoicing. Rejoice, O ye nations, with his
people, for he will avenge the blood of his servants, and will
render vengeance to his adversaries, and will be merciful unto his
land and to his people. That's what happened here. He
showed us mercy, judgments to them, judgments to them. Now
let's look here now. And that's what God did. He said
there in verse two, true and righteous are your judgments.
For he has judged the great whore, which did corrupt the earth with
her fornication. And listen to this, and hath
avenged the blood of his servants at her hand. Huh? Oh, and then
again, verse three, he said, and again, they said, hallelujah.
Praise God again. They said, well, praise him.
Praise him again. He's brought vengeance for us.
He's avenged us. And look what he said, and her
smoke rose up forever and ever and ever. You know, We won't
know anything about that smoke, but God says it's gonna send
up the smoke. You know, when God destroyed
Sodom and Gomorrah in the plains, they seen the smoke coming up.
Smoke just coming up everywhere. Fire and brimstone spread, destroyed
all that, and then smoke was coming up. All that smoke from
all them cities. Well, that's where it's gonna
be heard. Just gonna come up, up, up, up, up. Never stop burning,
always burning. Eternal fire, eternal flame.
and she's gonna be there. And I tell you what, when we
praise God, when we bless His holy name, You know what's the
greatest effective way of praying, is first of all to praise Him.
You want victory over what's going on in your life? We got
victory in Christ, but I'm telling you when you're down, when you're
tried, when you're troubled, when the day's dark, and things
are going, you're just dismayed, you're depressed, you're despaired,
you're very troubled, you're discouraged, I tell you what
you do, you start praising Him. Just start praising Him. Don't
start telling him all your troubles. He knows your troubles. He sent
them to you. Just start praising him and blessing
his holy name. And you know what'll happen?
Start praising him for what he has done, because what he has
done, that's what he's gonna do. Ain't that right? And see, God never saved us from
our trials yet. And that, you know, start out
praising him. And after a while, you'll be happy, you'll be joyful,
you'll be blessing God, and you'll say, Lord, thank you for what
you've done for me. And I'll tell you what, and all
your troubles and your darkness and your heartaches and your
heaviness will just go away. Try it. Try it. That's what they've done here.
If you look at the harmony of the
saints and angels in heaven, Look there in verse four and
five. And the four and 20 elders and
the four beasts fell down and worshiped God that sat on the
throne, saying hallelujah. Another hallelujah. Oh my, said
it once, said it twice, now I praise God again. And I tell you what
they do. These are the four and 20 elders. That represents the whole church,
the Old Testament saints and the New Testament saints. The
apostles and the patriarchs. And I tell you, they fell down,
fell down and worshiped God. Oh my, fell down. And where'd
they fall down at? Before the throne. Before the
throne. This is the only place we'll
ever really truly see the Lord Jesus Christ. Isaiah said it
like this. He said, in the year that King
Uzziah died, He said, I saw the Lord. I saw the Lord. Do you
know what it is to say, I saw the Lord? I saw the Lord. Do you know where
he saw him at? Sitting on a throne. If you know where you
and I see him at? Sitting on his throne. We don't actually
see him, but by faith we see him sitting on his throne. He's
ruling, He's reigning, He's interceding for us. And He got to that throne
by way of a bloody, bloody, bloody tree. And now He sits there. And I'll tell you what, they
all fall down and before that throne, and they say, listen
to this. And they said, and on the throne
said, amen. You know what that means? Let
it be so. It is true. It's so. Let it be, that's the way it
is. And then they said in hallelujah again, praise his name. Praise
his name. Now look what else John hears
next. He heard a single voice there in verse five now. One
voice, not a voice of much people. And he said, and a voice came
out of the throne. Just one voice came out of the
throne. Praise our God, a single voice. Praise our God, all ye
his servants. Oh, a bond slave of the Lord
Jesus Christ. Paul said, I'm a servant of Jesus
Christ. A bond slave, a servant of the
Lord Jesus Christ. And that's what Christ tells
us here. He said, oh my, all ye his servants, and ye that
fear him, ye that understand what he's like. And listen to
this, both small and great, that means The lowest to the highest. Our Lord said, among the prophets,
nobody's been greater than John the Baptist. And you just read
there where John said, I'm nobody, I'm nobody. Said, he's somebody,
I'm nobody. He's everything, I'm nothing.
I'm just a boy, that's all I am. And I'll tell you, from the lowest,
you know old Lazarus, There was another fellow named
Lazarus sitting at the rich man's gate. And he was poor and he had sores
on him and dogs would come along and lick the sores on him. And
he was sitting at that rich man's gate hoping when that rich man
come by, if he had anything left from supper or dinner or something,
he'd drop him off on him, but he never did. But you know what
the scripture says? They come and took him to Abraham
and Buzzal. That's the lowest. And then there's the Apostle
Paul. Wrote 13 books of the New Testament. Greatly, greatly used
of God. Raised the dead even. He's gonna
be there. And you know what makes us all
the same when we get there? Christ. Both small and great. Come on, worship the Lord. Oh
my, what a, oh my. Bless his holy name. Nobody's, a bunch of nobody's
gonna be there. There's people that say now that
people don't even remember their name, never would remember theirs
on this earth. One of these days I'm gonna be gone, and my son's
gonna be gone, my grandson's gonna be gone, there ain't gonna
be nobody on this earth left to remember who we were. But that don't matter. Like I
told you this morning, he said, I saw you. I looked on you. And
you became mine. Oh my. Oh, this is the beginning. Look what they said now. Oh,
I heard that voice come out of the throne. All you servants
fear him, both small and great. Oh, praise the Lord, praise the
Lord. And then look what happens in verse six. And I heard, as it were, the
voice again of a great multitude, of a great bunch of people, much
people. And as the voice of many waters,
and as the voice of many thunders, I mean, it was loud, loud, loud
water running over, voices thunder going. And what was this? This is the beginning. Look what
they said. Sunday, saying, hallelujah for
the Lord God omnipotent reigneth. This is the beginning of the
marriage supper of the Lamb. The song that they sang at a
marriage, the chorus was large. It says, the voice of a great
multitude. And it was loud like water and
thunder. And then he says, oh, God's greatly
to be praised. Why? Because he's the Lord. He's
omnipotent. He is God. He is God. I'll tell you something, fearful
in praises. You know, down here we have discord.
We have discord down here. And Lord, as long as we're in
this body, there's gonna be discord. But boy, when we get to glory. Pure, perfect, unity, and melody. Oh, what melody? Job said it
like this. He said, when the stars clap
for joy, and the sons of God begin to sing, This is where
it's happening. The sons of God begin to sing. And the stars begin to clap. Oh my, what a perfect melody.
Praise Jehovah for God, the Lord God omnipotent. He reigns, he
reigns. Always has and he always will.
History will be reigning when we're there. And then in verse
seven, look what he said. Why are they blessing God in
this way? Let us be glad and rejoice and give honor to him, the Lord
God omnipotent that reigns. Let us be glad and rejoice and
give honor to him, for the marriage of the Lamb is come. And listen to this, and his wife
has made herself ready. I've had a lot of weddings. Yours
and y'all's was a big one. Back in October, long time ago,
long time ago, they had a big one. I tell ya, I had a little
one. Little one. But oh my, here's
a marriage supper of the Lamb. You know the bride, she's dressed
for the occasion. Babylon's not, they're not like
Babylon. They wasn't gaudy in their dress.
Dressed in gold and gaudiness and nothing like that. Oh, no.
No, no. John asked this question when
he saw a bunch of people standing there in their white robes. He
said, where'd these people come from? Because they had these
beautiful white robes on. He said, where'd these people
come from? They come from the, they come out of great tribulation. and wash their robes white, white
in the blood of the lamb. How do you make something white,
washing it in blood? God does, God does. And oh, the bride is ready. There's
those virgins awoke and said, oh, we gotta go out and meet
the bridegroom, meet the bridegroom. And they exhort one another to
rejoice and be glad, give honor, honor to him. Now listen to this,
I want you to listen to this. Give honor to him, not the bride.
He's the one that gets to, the groom is the one they go to meet.
The groom was, in the scriptures, the groom was the one that had
all the attention given to him. And I tell you, it was given
to her that she should be clothed. Look what it said in verse eight.
And to her it was granted that she should be arrayed. Now I
want you to notice that given to her. Was granted to her, given
to her. She didn't make this dress herself.
She didn't have to go buy it. She didn't have to go and be
fitted for it, you know, and lose a bunch of weight to get
into it. No, no, she didn't. You know, God said, I'm gonna
dress up my bride. I'm gonna dress her up. And what
are you gonna put her in? I'm gonna put her in fine linen,
clean and white, for the fine linen is the righteousness of
the saints. You know, We have, in the scriptures,
we have a lot talked about marriage. And just like Joseph and Mary,
they were betrothed. That means they were engaged.
And in a Jewish marriage, there was a betrothal. And what that
means is that they got engaged. And a lot of times, they fixed
the marriages. And they were betrothed. That
means they were engaged. And then they would go before
witnesses, that have witnesses. Now this man here is going to
marry this woman, and this man is going to take this woman,
and she's going to marry this woman here. And they got to do it in
front of witnesses. And then they'll say, God bless
this union, please bless this union, and bless this, pronounce
blessings upon the union. And they're not, from that day
as far as The law's concerned they're legally married, though
they're not joined together yet. You know, that's why Paul said,
I present you a chaste virgin to Christ. Between the time that
they're betrothed and the time that they're actually married,
there's a difference of time. It's like being engaged and then
having a marriage. And I'll tell you what, and then
when they had the wedding, they had a great feast that went with
the wedding. That's why when our Lord went
to the wedding, he turned the water into wine. That's because
they'll have a feast for seven days, sometimes a whole week. And then when it comes time for
them to be wed, the groom has to pay a dowry to the father.
He has to give him something for the bride. It's like Jacob,
you know, he served 14 years, 14 years as a servant. 14 years, I'm just holding up 10
hands. I ain't got 14, I got 10. 10, four. 14 years. So he'd have one woman and he
loved her. Jacob came to her. Jacob came
to her. And he served her for 14 years
just to get to marry her. And then there comes the procession.
The bride prepares and adorns herself. The groom comes in dressed
in his best, and all of his friends come in with him, and he receives
his bride and takes her home, and then they have this great
feast, and they'll have a big marriage supper, and like I said,
it can last up to seven days. Well, from heaven he came and
sought her to be his holy bride with his own bloody daughter.
And for his life, for her life, he died. Oh, the interval between
the separation of the groom and the bride is over. Right here,
right here. It's over. Oh, listen, you know
when Christ got his bride? Chose her from eternity. He said, I've got a bride, I've
got a people. And he chose that bride from
eternity. It's like when Abraham sent his servant down and said,
go get a bride for my son Isaac. And you go to a certain place
and you deal with a certain people, and when you get down there,
you tell them what he has. And that's all that servant did
was talk about Abraham and everything that Abraham had his son had.
He was the heir of everything. And he began to take out all
the things that he had, and all the jewelry, and all the gold,
and all the silver, and all the clothes. And she said, will you
go with this man? I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go. And that's what happened here.
Christ chose us, and he said in this announcement, it was
all the way through the Old Testament, a groom's coming, a groom's coming. He's coming for a bride. And
so he came, and he assumed our nature. And that's when the betrothal
took place. And then he had to pay a dowry
to his father. And he paid the dowry. He paid
the dowry at the cross. He paid it with his own blood,
with his own life. And then that interval between
when the bride and the husband come together, the bride and
the groom, it's over. He's come back to get his bride. And now we're gonna have a big
supper. A marriage supper, huh? Oh my. He's come to get his bride. And
I'll tell you what, we're gonna have to go to this great, wonderful
supper. And oh, that's what he says about that there. And he
said in verse nine, oh my, the wife made herself ready. Granted,
God gave it to her. White, bright. And he said unto
me, write, listen to this now, blessed are they which are called
unto the marriage supper of the Lamb. Oh my. You know how you get called to
the marriage supper of the Lamb? God effectually calls you. Everybody
that's been there, and everybody that'll be there. Every one of
them was effectually called. God didn't say, would you like
to? That's what, when Eliezer went down there to get a bride
for his son, Abraham's son, he never went through town and said,
listen, my master has this wonderful son, and he, who wants to be
his bride? Anybody here want to be married
to him? Oh, just stand out here, let's
see if you can get worthy. No, no. He went to one place,
sat on one woman, and that woman was brought back. Christ came
here to buy one bride, one bride, and he bought that bride, he
paid for with his own precious blood, and beloved, then he said,
I'm gonna have every one of them come to my marriage supper. And
I tell you what, every one that's being called of him, Oh, wouldn't
it be, oh, wouldn't it be wonderful if he'd come right now? Oh, Lord,
come! Come, Lord Jesus, amen, even
so, come quickly, let's go! I wanna sit at that marriage
supper. And it ain't gonna sit at that marriage supper till
everybody's there. Can you imagine what a meal it's
gonna be? Oh, they just had man in the
wilderness. Can you imagine what kind of
supper Christ is gonna put on for us? Oh my. I know one thing. It'll be the best that's ever
been in this whole universe, and it'll last a long, long,
long, long, long, long time. What kind of table is he going
to take for all of us to sit at? That's how great and glorious
our Lord is, that he can sit all his people at one table and
feed us all at the same time. What language can we use, what
language can we use to describe the Lord? There's no language
that we can use. There's no words that we can
use. There's no words that we can
describe it. There's nothing that we can do
to make ourselves grasp this. All we can do is just say it's
true and it's so. And that's why he said, amen,
these are the true sayings of God. That's all we can say. Oh, genuine and real. Oh my. called unto the marriage supper
of the Lamb. These are the true sayings of
God, the genuine and real sayings of God. Oh my. And then look what happens. And John said, did this, he said,
I fell at his feet to worship him. John is so filled with joy,
so overcome with joy and gladness that he falls at this man, angel,
whoever he is, he fell at his feet to worship him. To worship
him. That's what Cornelius did when
Peter came in. He fell down. Peter said, I'm
just a man like you. Get back up. Get up right now.
And look what this man said. And he said unto me, don't you
do this. Do not do this. He said, why
not? I'm a servant too. It may be
an angel, but I'm still a servant. I'm a fellow servant. I'm just
a fellow servant. You're a servant, I'm a servant.
And I'm like your brethren. I'm like all your brethren. And
listen, what is it about these brethren? They have the testimony
of Jesus. What in the world does that mean?
That means that we say there's no other name given among heaven
whereby we must be saved. We're saying that Christ, that
salvation is in Christ and Christ alone. That salvation, Christ
accomplished it. The only way we can come to the
Father is through Him, by Him. And we have the testimony of
Christ, that Jesus Christ is Lord. And every knee's gonna
bow and every tongue's gonna confess that He is Lord to the
glory of God the Father. One of these days. But I tell
you what, we have the testimony of Christ. I give the testimony
of Christ every time I preach here, if I'm able. And you know
what? You talked about giving the testimony
of Christ up there in that slope you was telling us about tonight.
You tell the testimony of Christ, testimony of Jesus. Who else
is there to testify to? Who else can we say saved us?
Who else can we say washed us in his blood? Who else can we
say keeps us? Who else can we say we're perfect
in and complete in? Oh my, we attribute all our salvation
to him. Oh my. And this scripture, the
Bible, is the testimony of Jesus. All from Genesis to Revelation,
the testimony of the Lord Jesus. And look what he said. Worship
God. So we're just like everybody
else. We testify of Christ. In here,
that's all we talk about. We testify of Him. Testify of
who He is and what He did and who He did it for. Worship God. Listen to this, for the testimony
of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy. Oh my, what is he saying here? All true prophecy, all true preaching,
all true things that spoke about Christ. The whole Bible reveals
the testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ. And it testifies to this,
that there's no other Savior that was gonna come, no other
Savior that did come, and no other Savior that's in glory
now. Huh? That's the spirit of prophecy.
What did the prophet say? To him, all the prophets give
witness. Amen? Oh Lord, our Lord and our God. Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,
hallelujah. Oh, blessed be your name. Praise
be unto God. It belongs to God. You're worthy
of our praise. You're worthy of our worship.
You're worthy of our heart. You're worthy of our mind. You're
worthy of our very being. And oh Lord, if it's the whole
realm of nature were ours, it's a present way too small, way
too small. Fathers, thank you for letting
us see this tonight, hear this tonight, rejoice in this tonight.
That voice said, let us be glad and rejoice for the marriage
supper of the Lamb has come. And Lord, we're glad and we rejoice
For Christ who has come, for Christ who will come again and
get us. God bless these dear saints. Lord, encourage them,
strengthen them, and bless those who weren't able to come today
and worship with us. Lord, bless their hearts, bless
their bodies, and encourage them, comfort them
for Christ's sake. I bless you in his name. Amen. Amen. I tell you, O faithful,
turn your eyes upon Jesus. Look full in His wonderful face,
and the things Good night and God bless you. See you Wednesday,
Lord willing.