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Living from the Finish
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| I know the plan. | |
| That's God saying that. | |
| Can I say that saying, 29, 11? | |
| But God's saying it about you. | |
| You know what? | |
| Sometimes I wonder, God, do you know where we're going? | |
| Do you know there's somebody shooting at me from the woods right there? | |
| Don't you know, God, these people. | |
| And God says, I know the plan. | |
| The rabbi, we're going to put it on the screen. | |
| Ma Kashaba. | |
| That's close. | |
| Will you say it again for us, please? | |
| We can practice with you. | |
| No, I just love this because God knows your plan. | |
| He knows the plan for you. | |
| You know, the Lord said, heaven is my throne. | |
| Earth is my footstool. | |
| Now we are to be in God. | |
| It says he has seated us in heavenly places. | |
| So that means we're to live that same way. | |
| Heaven is my throne, is heaven is where we dwell. | |
| We dwell in the heavenlies. | |
| Earth is my footstool. | |
| I put my feet on it, but not too, I don't put too much weight on that footstool. | |
| You know, footstool is, you know, put too much. | |
| Everything you have, even your problems, they're footstool problems. | |
| You know, don't get too crazy. | |
| You know, everything, you know, whatever you have, you have riches. | |
| It's just footstool riches. | |
| Don't go crazy over it. | |
| But dread, you know, tread lightly on it. | |
| And the other thing is, you know, there's another, I won't go into this, but there's another part of the mystery because it's also me living from heaven to earth, but also living from the end to now. | |
| Not from here to the end, but from the end to here. | |
| Living from the victory to where I am now. | |
| You know, living from the finish. | |
| In Hebrew, remember, in Hebrew, you don't have any real past, present, future tense. | |
| You have something that's used for it, but really in the Bible, you don't. | |
| It's timeless. | |
| So therefore, the Bible can speak of future events and speak in the past tense, meaning it's already done. | |
| Or Isaiah 53, a lot of it's in the, it says it's going to come, but it's already done. | |
| Why? | |
| It's called the perfect tense. | |
| It means it's perfect. | |
| It's finished. | |
| What's finished is perfect. | |
| So we're not to live from the imperfect. | |
| From the imperfect, I'm going to get to the perfection. | |
| You live from the perfect. | |
| I live from the finish. | |
| It's finished in God. | |
| It's finished in Messiah. | |
| It's finished on the, he said, it is finished on the cross. | |
| And from what he did, I live from that perfect thing. | |
| Maybe I don't see it yet. | |
| Maybe I'm imperfect, which I am, but in him, it's perfect. | |
| I'm already victorious in him. | |
| Let me go from that. | |
| I'm already there. | |
| Let me go from there. | |
| I'm already arrived. | |
| Let me live a life from arrived. | |
| Then I'm living out of fullness, not emptiness, because in God, all things are perfect. | |