All right, turn to John Chapter 20.

Actually, I want us to start at John 14.

We're going to get to John 20, and this week is on John Chapter 20,

and I call this message it is complete. Last week was

it is finished. Now I want you to understand that when Jesus died it was

finished but when he rose it was complete and we're going to start in John 14 to build a platform to show you

what happened in John 20 now I don't mean this statement in a wrong way, but I personally believe that about

90% of all believers do not know what actually happened in John Chapter 20 on the day he

rose. I really believe that.

This is amazing what I'm going to show you tonight. This will be the best sermon you've

ever heard in your life. I just want to prepare you for it now, right? You're going to

like it, I promise you. But we're going to have to build a platform before we can get there,

okay? So we're going to start at John Chapter 14, and there are six phrases in this

message in the scripture that I want you to see throughout the message.

All right, so here's the first phrase. The first phrase is, let not your heart be troubled.

All right, John 14, verse 1, let not your heart be troubled. You believe in God, believe also in me.

In my father's house are many mansions. If it were not so I would have told you and I

go to prepare a place for you and if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to myself that where I am, there you may be also.

Now, the first thing I want you to understand is this word mansions is only translated mansions in the old King James, the new King James, and the American Standard version.

And because of that, the root of the word is never again translated mansions.

I don't know why they translated it in mansions.

Because even if you look later in this chapter, if you look down at verse 23, Jesus answered and said to him,

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