I have no idea what I have even said.

So you are Malachi 4 and I think we will start from verse 5.

Actually let's start from verse 1.

For behold the day is coming burning like a furnace.

All the arrogant and every evil doer will be like chaff and the day of the Lord is coming.

That will set them ablaze as the Lord of hosts.

So we will even leave them neither root or branch.

But for you who fear the name of the Lord, the Son of righteousness will rise with healing and its wings.

You will go forth and skip about like calves from a stall.

You can tell that the Bible is written in agricultural age.

Can you imagine it was written in the information age?

We would have all these computer kind of...

You will tread upon the wicked for they will be ashes under the souls of your feet on that day which I am preparing says the Lord.

Remember the law of Moses, my servant, even the statues and ordinances which I commanded him in horror.

Behold I am going to send you Elijah the prophet before they come into the great terrible day of the Lord.

He will restore the hearts of fathers to children and the hearts of children to their fathers so that I will not come and smite the land with the curse.

Interesting dimension.

One of the things that is marking this prophetic core value,

what I see is like in the Old Testament the prophets primarily prophesied against the nations, prophesied against Gentile nations,

sometimes prophesied against their own nation.

The theme of the Old Testament, the whole Old Testament, the theme is the power of sin and the need for a Savior.

You know that the scribes wrote about it, the priests taught about it, the prophets prophesied about it, the fact that sin destroys you, that you need a Savior.

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