Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15. The title of our post today is

Mining the Gold. Jeremiah 33, 3, call unto me and I will answer thee, show thee great and mighty

things which thou knowest not.

This famous verse of scripture has no doubt been heard by almost every believer.

On one occasion, several years ago, I woke up at 3.33 a.m. and heard the Lord say to me, Jeremiah 333. At least I thought I had awakened at 333 a.m.

Until I woke up at 333 a.m. again and heard the same words. When I finally did wake up, I realized I had dreamed

twice that I woke up at 3.33 a.m. and heard the Lord say, Jeremiah 333. The Lord wanted to awaken me to this verse and do so with extra emphasis, so he gave me the same dream twice.

I may not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, but upon, I knew immediately that God wanted me to look at

Jeremiah 333. We all find comfort in the promise that if we call upon the Lord, he'll answer us and

show us great and mighty things. But I decided to dig a little deeper and began by reading the verse

in several translations. I was immediately intrigued by the amplified classic Bible. Call to me,

and I will answer you and show you great and mighty things, fenced in and hidden, which

you do not know.

Do not distinguish and recognize, have knowledge of, and understand.

Fenced in and hidden.

Well, that phrase, fenced in and hidden, fascinated me.

Mighty, great and mighty things.

Mighty is the word that motivated the amplified translators to add this additional phrase.

My first thought was, well, which is right?

Mighty? Or fenced in and hidden.

Out came the lexicons.

The Hebrew word is Batsar.

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