SWYC 2007: In This Generation

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GYC Southwest

SWYC 2007 Plenary Sessions

Stephen Bohr

Changing The Times

Revelation’s Sanctuary Pattern

Lessons from the Two-horned Beast

Ivor Myers

Samson’s Riddle

His Death Shall Bring

Without Hands

The Law of Relationships

I'm gonna ask for you to bow your heads as I kneel here to pray.

Heavenly Father, we thank you so much for all that you have done and accomplished through this weekend.

And Father, as we focus on this next to last message for the night, we ask that your spirit would accompany us in a powerful and mighty way.

Father our goal tonight is to lift up the cross.

Help us Lord to see the correct place of the cross.

The message that I'm going to be sharing with you tonight is a message that has become of particular importance to me.

You know, as I study the Bible more and more, I'm becoming more and more convicted that what Jesus Christ did on the cross is the central theme of the Bible.

From Genesis to the book of Revelation, it is all about Christ and Him crucified.

And this particular message I've entitled, His death shall bring.

This particular message has become such...

I felt as I was wrestling with what to share with you all throughout my 4 meetings, now 5, this message, the Lord put upon my heart that this had to be 1 of those messages.

And I'm praying more and more that as I speak more and more that all my messages will be cross-centered.

I mean, I want to, you know, preach a message on the 7 trumpets and like, you know, have people just weeping about Jesus, you know?

Then just pray for me for that because I believe that that is what the, that is what the entire thing is about, isn't it?

And we know that that term, it's about Jesus, can be used to water down a whole lot.

You know, when we really preach Jesus, everything that is connected with Jesus, we will see it in its proper importance.

So to begin, I want to just share, I'm going to set you up for where I'm going and I want to share with you a principle that I have learned called the second man principle.

And basically what this principle reveals to us is that Christ is the second man.

In the book of Corinthians he's called the second Adam.

And so I want to just share with you the word Adam by the way means what?

So really what it's saying is that Christ is the second man.

Do you realize that in reality there should be 2 yous?

There is the old you and there is the what?

And Paul said, I am crucified with Christ, nevertheless I live, yet not I, but who?

Whoever you are, it is to be Christ all in all.

But I want to share with you just a couple of examples from Scripture.

And really it's interesting that many of these I'm going to list to you, in fact all of them I will list to you, reflect Christ's death in some way.

Adam was put to sleep in order for his bride Eve to be brought forth.

I'm sorry, the second Adam, was put to death or put to sleep on a cross, His side was pierced, out came blood and water, and from that blood and water, spiritually speaking, the church, the second Eve came on the scene.

Christ is the second Jacob who wrestled with God.

In the Garden of Gethsemane before he went to the cross.

Christ is a second Joseph who was thrown into a pit by his brothers.

The very ones that threw him into that pit ended up having to come to Him in time of famine for bread and water.

What they meant for evil, God meant for good.

Jesus resurrected, ascended to heaven, to the highest place in heaven, under God, the Father, and all humanity must now come to Him for salvation.

Samson is betrayed by a woman that he loves.

His eyes are taken out, So he is blinded.

And the Bible says that Samson Put his hands upon those 2 pillars.

The Bible actually says that Samson bowed his head and pushed.

There was like, as it were, the building which he was in, it was like a great earthquake.

And the Bible says that the temple of Dagon was destroyed.

The Bible also says that Samson slew more in his death than he did when he was alive.

Jesus is betrayed by the woman that he loves, Israel.

The Bible says he bowed his head and gave up the ghost.

And when he did that, there was a great earthquake.

And in that great earthquake, Jesus slew...

Jesus saved more in his death than he did when he was alive.

And by the way, as for the temple of Dagon, you realize that Jesus died on that skull-shaped hill called Golgotha.

That temple-shaped hill called Golgotha, which symbolized the temple of the dragon.

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SWYC 2007 Plenary Sessions

His Death Shall Bring

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