Thank you, Lord.

In Jesus' name, would you bow with your heads with me as we pray?

Lord, I thank you.

Thank you for the Old Testament, Lord.

Thank you for our time in the week that we get to faith in your word, Lord.

Let us not forget, Lord, where our victory lies.

And so often the Israelites have done, for our victory lies in you, in you alone, Lord.

So we thank you for this time of worship where we declare that you are the sovereign God, above all there is none like you Lord and we need

you Lord in these times especially so would you empower us through your word Lord open our eyes that we may see

and our ears that we may hear Lord and may we receive what it is that you have for us this day that

you have made we give you all the praise and glory Lord we ask this in your name alone Jesus we say

amen amen and amen and good morning and welcome you can be seated so glad you're here today welcome

those of you online we're glad that you're here today. Welcome. Those of you online, we're glad that

you're joining with us. This, as I'm sure most of you know, is the first of our two Sunday

morning services which we devote to Bible prophecy with these weekly updates. Second service,

which will be at 1115 a.m. Hawaii time. For those of you

online, it will be live streamed at that time. That's actually the sermon, which is a verse

by verse study through the Word of God. We're in the last book of the Bible. We made

it all the way to Revelation. I don't know if we'll make it through

Revelation before the rapture, but that's okay. So, but we did make it to end. We're actually

now going to commence with chapter 12, one of the most fascinating and largely misunderstood chapters in the entirety of the book.

But we're going to take and tackle the first five verses in a sermon that I've titled,

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