The Beloved Heir — Randy Jones

Jesus as the Beloved Heir

Open your Bibles to Hebrews, chapter one. Tonight, I wanna talk about the beloved heir. Your heir is who will inherit your possessions. And the Bible says several times that Jesus is God's heir, the Father's heir.

And what makes you, first of all, when you have a son and you love your son, you will, he will be your heir. Your son is automatically your heir. And if you have anything to leave, you leave it to your son, unless there's some problem or you cut them out of the will, disinherit them.

But what's, what the Word brings out is that not only is Jesus God's heir or his inheritor, because he's his son, we're gonna read tonight that God appointed him as his heir. I want you to pray with me, the Lord will help me for a few minutes here.

And because this is deep territory. It's like when you start preaching on holiness, the holiness of God, that's deep. Because the holiness of God is unfathomable. We can't understand that. It's so deep and so, such a big subject.

When the angels scream out in heaven, they scream it three times. Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty. That his holiness, he's thrice holy. When the Bible says something once, that's important. Three times, over and over and over.

We see them in Ezekiel and Isaiah and in the book of Revelation. In Isaiah and Revelation, they're crying out the same thing day and night without ceasing. Holy, holy, holy is the Lord. And the Bible said that cry so loud.

God made the temple in heaven with his own hands, with his own power. And those cherubim screamed so loud that the post of the door of the temple that God made, now think about it. It wasn't one of us or a contractor, God made that temple.

And yet the post of the door shake by reason of their cry. As they scream out day and night, holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty. So when you start talking about God and eternity, you're talking about the biggest thing in the English language.

Now I want you to pray with me that God will help me because sometimes you feel foolish. Let me give you an example. The Bible says, when it's trying to describe something like God's throne in Ezekiel and in Revelation, the new city.

It says it was like unto, or as it were, or it was like. The reason they're saying that is they're trying to describe something divine and supernatural and unbelievable in human language. It's like the Bible, some people believe the Bible prophesied cars.

Because the Bible says in one verse in the last days that the chariots shall jostle one another in the broad ways. Well, that sounds like a freeway and cars running into each other. And it says the light shall come out of them like a lightning.

Sounds like headlights. Well, they'd never seen a car. They couldn't say like a Ford or a Chevrolet or a car because that wasn't a word, there weren't cars. But all they knew was chariots. So they tried to describe in human language something prophetic and undescribable.

So when the Bible starts talking about God, you're talking about the undescribable trying to be described. So that's what I'm trying to do, and that's kind of foolish of a human being to do that. But God uses the foolishness of preaching, the Bible says, to reveal himself.

Father, in Jesus' name, I pray you would just take us into your word just for the next few minutes and open up the word to us. Let us have eyes to see. Open up the eyes of understanding. Lord, let us grow in grace and in the knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Hebrews and the Supremacy of Jesus

I pray you would help us do it in Jesus' name, amen. Now, the book of Hebrews, and if I taught a book of the Bible and I would like to, I would go through the book of Hebrews first because Hebrews is the most misunderstood book.

Down through church history, the book of Hebrews is the book that's caused more controversy than even the book of Revelation. The book of Revelation is hard to understand, but it's not as controversial.

There are verses in the book of Hebrews that have started whole new movements, whole new heresies, whole new controversies. Great big conferences were called just over verses in the book of Hebrews because there are verses that said if you fall away, can you come again to repentance, and people were confused by all those verses.

They didn't know what they meant. But really, the book of Hebrews has a simple theme, very simple. Jesus is better. As you go through here, whatever the writer is talking about, and I personally believe that it was Paul, and I'm not dogmatic about that, just my opinion, and I heard a teacher teach that a woman wrote the book of Hebrews.

Could have been, I don't know. I know the real power behind it was the Holy Spirit. In the book of Hebrews, basically, the theme is Jesus is better. Whatever he brings up, Moses, the law, angels, all the way through the book of Hebrews, he's bringing out Jesus is better, and that's a pretty good theme, and that's what he's developing.

Let's read just the first few verses here. God, who at sundry times, I'm in Hebrews 1 .1, by the way, Hebrews 1 .1. God, who at sundry times, and in diverse manners, spoke in times past unto the fathers by the prophets, hath in these last days spoken to us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds, who being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by himself purged our sins, sat down on the right hand of the majesty on high, being made so much better than the angels, as he hath by inheritance obtained a more excellent name than they.

Now, I wanna stop there, because I probably won't get any further than that, but first of all, the writer is bringing out, back in the Old Testament, God spoke in fragments. He spoke in pieces. You ever be reading a prophecy like in Isaiah, or Jeremiah, or Ezekiel, and it's like, God is saying, okay, I see what you Philistines are doing, or what you Midianites are doing, what the king of Tyre is doing, and I pronounce judgment on you, and boils, and all of a sudden, his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Prince of Peace, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father.

All of a sudden, in the middle of like almost nowhere, where this judgment was being pronounced, there's something about Jesus Christ in there, and it's in bits and pieces. It's here a little, there a little, line upon line.

Christ Revealed Through the Old Testament

In the Old Testament, God did, he revealed Jesus in fragments. There were a lot of theophanies in the Old Testament. That's when Jesus appeared in angelic form, that the Son of God would appear to people, not in his fleshly body, which wasn't in this world yet, but in angelic body, or in some other form.

Those are called theophanies. And all the way through the Old, I've had people say, but Jesus in the Old Testament isn't in the Old Testament. Jesus is in the Old Testament from the beginning of Genesis all the way through the last of Malachi.

He's the tree of life in the Garden of Eden. In Israel's wilderness experience, he was the rock that followed them. Doesn't say that rock was a type of Christ. It says that rock was Christ. I don't understand that, but water came out of the rock.

All the way through, when the angel of the Lord appeared to somebody. Almost every theologian believes that was Jesus Christ in angelic form appearing there to them. He's all the way through the Old Testament.

I like it when Joshua goes to Jericho, and he's sent spies in. He learned from Moses' mistake. He sent two trusted spies, and they went in and heard Rahab's story. She said, where have y 'all been for 40 years?

We've been terrified for 40 years. We heard what your God did to Sihon and Og, and how you defeated the Mennonites and all the enemies, and God's surely given you this land. This is a heathen prostitute telling them, we knew God gave you that land 40 years ago.

And they came back rejoicing, the Bible said. And they ran up to Joshua and said, the inhabitants faint because of us. And they'd been wandering around the wilderness for 40 years, wondering how can we possibly take the land?

That God had already given it to them. And Joshua goes up to spy out Jericho and look at Jericho, and he's standing there. All of a sudden, there's a man standing there with a drawn sword in his hand.

It's the angel of the Lord. Joshua doesn't know who it is, and he turns to him and said, are you for us or for them? And the angel basically says, Jesus says, neither one. I'm here to take over. I'm the captain of the Lord's host.

And the reason they won is not because of them, but because the captain of the Lord's host was standing there directing heaven's armies. It's the same thing when David said, should we go up and fight?

And God said, no, go over behind the mulberry trees. And when you hear a sound of a going, the King James says, in the mulberry trees, then you attack. If you'll look that up in the concordance, the sound of a going means the sound of an army's marching feet.

What God said is, David, you're not fighting a battle. You can't win this battle. But when you hear me and my army come down and you hear our feet marching through the tops of the mulberry trees, you just fall in behind us.

All the way through, that Lord is appearing and it's Jesus Christ appearing in angelic form or as a type or a shadow, everything. And what God is bringing out here, God, he used to speak through prophets and through Psalms and through different things and types and shadows.

The Final Revelation in the Son

But finally, finally, he has spoken in his son. That's why we better get excited about Jesus Christ. We got a group of people running around, they're excited about prophecy or they're excited about faith or they're excited about this or they're excited about that.

I don't care about any of that anymore. I'm just sick and tired of it. I just want Jesus Christ. I want his prophecy. I want his faith. I want it through him. I don't want it at all. Because God, he spoke back then in all kinds of types and figures and bits and pieces and sundry times and divers manners.

It said here a little, there a little, but this rider is so excited. He said, but finally, now in these last days, and the Greek reads like this, once and for all has spoken in his son. They did it in types.

They did it in bits and pieces, but now he's finally giving us the whole load. You know, that's what he's saying. And listen, I don't care who you are. I don't care what you think you know. The guys that started the Mormon church and all these cults and stuff, they had a special revelation.

I want you to know that God has said it all. He's not gonna add anything else. It's all been said. When his son came and lived in this world and died on the cross, that was the period there's nothing else ever gonna be added to that, even down through eternity.

God said it all in his son. That's what this rider's saying. He can't add anything to that. He said it once and for all exclusively. You know, in Colossians, it says that God, it pleased the father that in Jesus shall all fullness dwell.

You know what I was thinking about today when I was reading that? That means everywhere else is emptiness. Why do people feel so empty and burned out and jaded and bored? Why do Christians sit in church just burned out and bored and jaded?

Because they're not where the fullness is. That's Jesus Christ. Not church, not a religion, not even Christianity as we know it, but his son is where fullness is. And you can try all these other things.

You can go here and you can go there. It's empty. It's empty. You're empty. When I look in here, I'm empty. There's nothing here to satisfy me. Nothing here to thrill me. But God said that in Jesus Christ, all fullness dwells.

That means everywhere else you go besides him is as empty and dry as a bone. You can't get anything there. It'll never satisfy you. And this writer, I like the way he writes. It's powerful. He says, hath in these last days spoken to us by his son.

That's it. He's not adding anything else. Everything he's gonna say about his son has been said. We don't understand it all. We never will understand it all. I think through eternity, God's gonna pull back another veil.

We might go up and say, well, Lord, I understand everything about your son now. Okay, just a minute. He pulls back a veil. There's a whole new level you didn't even know was there. And you're gonna be thinking about that for another trillion, billion years.

I didn't know that. You know one thing I think we can do? Since God's eternal, eternity doesn't just go forward or it wouldn't be eternal, right? It has to go backwards. And time and space is something that God made in eternity.

It's like if this circle, and I got somebody's message about using black. I think that was Carmen. I'm gonna use black. Gina told me the same thing. Can't see it. Okay, here's eternity out here, this circle.

Can you see it better? Here's time and space. God created that. Eternity, this is time and space inside of eternity. All around it is eternity. And I don't know if this is true, but wouldn't this be something?

If you could go back when we get to heaven and watch the Red Sea part. It's still in God. Time and space is one of his creations. Not just a recreation or a movie, but actually be there and watch Moses.

I don't know, I'm just imagining things, but wouldn't that be something? What if we could go back to the cross and see the real suffering and death of Jesus Christ in time and space? We think if I'd only been there, you know someday the Bible says we'll know as we're known and we're gonna be like him.

And I don't know, but wouldn't it be something if we could go back in time? Because God's eternal and it still exists in him and watch what happened at the cross. Wouldn't that be something? That'd be worth going to heaven for just right there.

That's why Paul said, and that's my determined purpose in life that I might know him, be made conformable unto his death. You know what Paul said? I wanna know every pain he felt. I wanna know what that nail felt like.

That's how much I love him, how much I wanna know him. I wanna know everything about his death. I wanna be conformed to that. And then I wanna know him and his resurrection and his power. You know, it doesn't stop there.

Jesus' Earthly Life and Resurrection Glory

And one thing I wanna bring out tonight, I've heard a lot of out of balance teaching over the years. And one thing I've heard people say, well, you just study the gospels in Jesus' life. And that's where everything's at.

Then there's people over here said, forget that, that's over with, the cross is empty, just forget all that, just study the resurrected Lord. And the Lord's been showing me the last few months, you've gotta have them both.

Jesus isn't that humble carpenter anymore. He's not that humble man from Nazarene, the lowly Nazarene. Nazareth is where the people in debt and the scum of the earth live. They all moved to Nazareth. That's why Nathaniel said, can any good thing come out of Nazareth?

He was known as the lowly Nazarene or the Jesus of Nazareth. That was a derogatory title. But he's not just Jesus of Nazareth anymore. John knew Jesus of Nazareth. He leaned on his bosom and asked him secrets.

But then in the book of Revelation, when he was in the spirit on the Lord's day, he heard that same voice, he recognized it, but it sounded like Niagara Falls had been added to it. It's what it says in the Greek, the sound of many waters.

And Jesus started speaking, I'm the first and the last. I'm the alpha and omega, I'm the beginning and the end. And it sounded like Jesus, but it also had an added depth of Niagara Falls behind it. He began to wonder what in the world's going on?

I recognize that voice, but it sounds different. It sounds like the voice of many waters. And Jesus also said, I am he that was alive and was dead. The Greek is, I got to be dead. What Jesus was saying is, that's not like me.

I don't usually go around dying. But this one time I died, but then he said, I am alive forevermore. It's never gonna happen again. I'm not gonna do it anymore. But I did it that one time. I got to be dead, but now I'm alive forevermore.

And John turned around to see who that was. And it wasn't that lowly Nazarene anymore. It said, I felt that his feet is a dead man, literally. I collapsed on the ground and thought I was dead because his face was shining like the sun.

His eyes were like a flame of fire. His feet were like a brass burned in a furnace. That brass was a sign of judgment. His feet had gone through the very judgment of God and were glowing as brass burned in a furnace.

He had a leather and girdle on him. It goes on to describe him. He said, that was the resurrected, glorified son of the living God. And I fell down at his feet like a dead man. Jesus begins to reveal all these things.

Well, you've got to have them both. Jesus, that's who Jesus is right now. If he walked in this room, we'd all go blind. We couldn't even look on him. He's shining like the sun and his strength seven times brighter than the sun.

That's the way he would look to us. But if you want to learn what God's like, the characteristics of God, you go back to his earthly life. Because everything he did and everything he said, he saw his father doing it in heaven.

Jesus Reveals the Father

Boy, I tell you, if I wasn't trying to be Christmassy and stuff, I'd probably shout right now. I want to tell you something. When Jesus was in this world, the biggest statement to me, maybe your will's not like mine.

My will's like infinity. It always wants its way. God can beat it to death. How many remember those Carter's Little Liver Pills commercials? They're probably still around. I don't know, Carter's Little Liver Pills.

You took them for your liver. Well, when I was at school, they had a joke that they gave somebody Carter's Little Liver Pills all their life, and when they died, they had to dig them up three days later and beat their liver to death with a stick.

That's how powerful these Carter's Little Liver Pills were. Well, that's the way I feel about my will. I think I've surrendered everything. And you find out, you just thought you surrendered everything.

Jesus said, I never did my own will. I never did what I wanted. He couldn't ever do what he wanted to do. If we don't get one little thing we want, we throw a hissy fit. We can get 500 million things, but that one thing, it's like the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

There's apple trees, grapefruit trees, mango trees, papaya trees, everything, but I can't have that one tree. And they did, they paid off of it, because they were forbidden. If we don't get that one thing, we want to give up and quit.

You know what? Jesus never got any of it. He couldn't have a family, he couldn't have a wife, kids. He could only do the Father's will, because he had to take the place of the sacrificial lamb, and he had to walk in perfect submission to his Father's will.

And he never did everything he wanted to do. Everything he saw and everything he did, when I really saw this a few months ago, I really look, I look at Jesus' life totally different now. Everything Jesus did from the time he got up till he went to bed during his earthly life, he did it because his Father told him to do it and showed him what to do, and so that was a revelation from the very heart of the Father God on the throne.

Every word the Son said, every miracle, every parable, every story, every blind man, every leper, it was some revelation of the Father heart of God to mankind. If you want to study the Father, go back to Jesus' earthly life in the four gospels and walk through there, and every incident is a new revelation of the Father God on the throne in heaven.

That ought to be pretty exciting. Because Jesus' earthly life, that's why you got to study it and walk through there, because he was showing us the Father. Over and over, Philip said, show us the Father.

And Philip, he looked at Philip, said, have you been with me so long? Well, three and a half, three years maybe. Well, not that long, but long enough to know. If you've seen me, you've seen the Father.

What a revelation. The Holy Spirit can take you through the gospels and reveal the Father heart of God till the Spirit of sonship comes on you and you cry out, Abba, Father, Daddy, God. Well, think what a revelation that was.

The Jews were seeing some God earthquakes and fire up on the mountain. They couldn't touch the mountain. God couldn't be approached. And here comes his son saying, pray like this. Our Father. New revelation, our Father, which art in heaven, hallowed, not that unapproachable, far off, fiery God, but our Father in heaven, hallowed be thy name.

You know why Jesus said that, folks? The Father told him to say it. Tell him who I am. Tell him how much I love him. Jesus said, when you pray, pray like this. Our Father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.

Thy kingdom come. That was the Father speaking through his son. That's why it's exciting to be a Christian. When we walk up to God, when we get to the Lord, we won't be strangers. We won't know very much of him, but we know what he's like.

We won't be afraid. We won't be shamed. You just walk straight up to him. Hello, Father. Hallelujah. Because you had already known him now in this life. Well, I gotta hurry. He appointed him heir of all things.

Christ as Heir of All Creation

You know what I was seeing this week in the last few days, really drove this home to me. All creation, all creation, everything. Is there a fly in here? That's a demon-possessed fly that Pastor Anderson left here.

I have heard about that fly. It used to come in his office and torment him. In fact, I killed one today, and he got up and flew away. It is a strange fly, very persistent. Just rebuke it. He appointed him heir.

Now, I don't understand all this, but I'm beginning to get, you ever start seeing something in the Word and you don't see it real clear at first, but you know it's out there? You know it's there. You don't understand it all.

All creation, the whole universe came through Jesus, by Jesus, and for Jesus. So in other words, we're creation. Everything in the universe, all creation, is for one purpose. It has to do with His Son, with the Son.

And once the Son came into this world during His earthly life and submitted Himself to His Father and was raised from the dead, then God said, He's highly exalted Him. We just read He gave Him a better name than the angels.

I don't know if I'm gonna get that far, but I'm gonna talk about that name Sunday morning. Gave Him a name that's better than the angels, that's better than any name in the whole universe. And there's a reason why.

One of the reasons is when Jesus, when God says to us, worship my Son, we don't say, why? Why should I worship Him? Folks, He earned it. When He hung on the cross in agony for your sins and my sins and all the suffering of hell that He went through, He earned our praise.

And if we don't praise Him, we're gonna have to go to hell where people don't praise God. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. That's what they don't do in hell, they don't praise God. So everybody that praises God, they're not in hell.

So better get serious about praising God. Because hell is separation from God and darkness and torment and no praise or no light. So when we get serious about the Lord and we start seeing what Jesus did for us, one of the things that, you know why people don't get excited on Sunday morning about praising God and praising Jesus Christ?

Their God's about that big. He's a Santa Claus. He's an old man with a beard. Isn't that what I want, God? Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas, whatever you want. Here's my computer generated prayer lists of stuff I need.

And God goes, ho, ho, ho, okay, whatever you need. Or we think that God's like a spare tire. We keep Him in the trunk, out of sight. We watch what we wanna watch on TV, we do what we wanna do. And we're going along, all of a sudden, pow, we have a blowout, oh, I gotta get God out of the trunk.

I'm in trouble now. And we go back, God, come on out, get out of the trunk, I need you now. Oh, you could go on, he's like a puppet. I used to have this Jesus puppet, and I'd put it on my hand and go, isn't that what I need, Jesus?

Yeah, isn't that right, Jesus? Yeah, he's just a puppet that I can manipulate. Whatever I say, that's the will of God. Well, that's why people aren't excited about worshiping God. He's a figment of their imagination.

He's their own creation. I told Brother Leon yesterday, C .S. Lewis said, I know that God is not a figment of my imagination, because he's not at all like I imagined him to be. That's a pretty good quote.

Ray Comfort, people tell him, God doesn't exist. He said, you're right, your God doesn't exist. You made him up in your mind. That God doesn't exist, but the God of the Bible exists. So when we start getting a vision of creation, why are we here?

Why did God make the sun, the moon, the stars, all creation? It has to do with his son. When you look up at night, if you live where you can see some stars, and you see stars, God's telling you something through this creation about his son.

After his son was raised from the dead, everything switched from him revealing the father, now the father is revealing the son. And he sent the Holy Spirit through the whole world for one purpose, to reveal his son.

And you say, well, I'm full of the Holy Ghost. Well, I know one way to tell. You're gonna be talking about Jesus. You're gonna be worshiping Jesus. You're gonna be praying to Jesus. And when we get down and worship God, the reason we get excited on Sunday morning and Wednesday night, Sunday night, and every day about worshiping Jesus Christ is we got a vision of how he earned it.

He fought every demon and devil in hell. He went through hell and high water. He fought every force of the universe. He came against the law and destroyed it. Amen. I'm glad he took the law away from me because that would kill me.

He kept it for me. He knew I couldn't keep it, so he did it for me. Every jot, every tittle of the law, every cross. You know when Jesus hung on the cross and said, it is finished? In the Greek it said, knowing that all things had been accomplished.

The Greek word means the last T had been crossed, the last I had been dotted, the last period of input of everything. He said, knowing all things had been accomplished. He asked for a drink because he wants to say something and he pulls himself up and he says, te, telestai, it is finished.

He was talking about it's done, it's over, it's settled, it's all. Don't you know, man, what a feeling of victory. When we lay at death's door and we've lived a life pleasing to God and we look back with horrible regret, we prayed, we fasted, we witnessed, we knew his son, we're united with his son and we're ready to cross over to the other side.

What a place of victory to realize it's finished. Every I was dotted, every T was crossed, the last period was put, I'm ready to go. That's what Jesus was saying. It had all been fulfilled. It was all finished and settled.

Man, we're gonna see that he sat, probably won't get there, but he sat down at the right of the majesty on high after he purged sin by himself. Folks, Moses couldn't do it. He got the law from God, but he couldn't purge our sins.

Joshua was powerful. He made the sun stand still, but he couldn't purge our sins. All the way through the Old Testament, John the Baptist, these guys were powerful. Paul was powerful, but they could not purge our sins.

It says, we just read, by himself, he purged our sins and took them all away and cleaned them up and did away with them behind the back of God. And now folks, he sat down in the victor's seat at the right hand of God.

What a feeling. What a feeling it's gonna be someday when we sit down there with him at the right hand of God. It's gonna be worth, if you had to crawl across broken glass on your hands and knees for 70 years to get there, it'd be worth every crawl you made.

Wouldn't it? To sit down at the right hand of Jesus Christ on the throne with him and rule and reign with him for eternity. Well, I'm gonna get the next verse and that's it. He appointed him heir. He made all this creation.

You know why? As a present for his son. What is Jesus' inheritance? Forgive me for messing with this, it's loose. What's Jesus' inheritance? Is it just gold and silver and stuff or, huh? Soul, man and woman.

How you know that? Same thing over here. How you know that? Psalms two. God said, thou art my son. Today have I begotten thee. Ask me and I'll give you the heathen, the nations for your inheritance. That's where his inheritance, folks.

The Cross, the Church, and Christ's Inheritance

Why do you think he endured the cross and despised the shame and sat down at the right hand of God for the joy that was set before him? He looked down through time and eternity and he saw me and you. He saw his bride, he saw his church, he saw his body, he saw his people and it filled him with joy in the midst of the agonies of the damned, in the midst of the suffering that we'll never know, understand how horrible that was.

He looked down through time, saw us and it filled his heart with joy. We're his inheritance. This is all about us. This is all about the earth too. There's a battle over this earth. Not over the universe.

The devil's not way over in Pluto and stuff. It's all in this cosmos around this earth and he's trying to win the victory. And when he became the heir, God said, I don't understand the counsels that God had if I told you I did, I'd be a liar and so would anybody else but I know it happened because the Bible says it did that somewhere back in eternity past, God turned to his son.

I don't know what brought this on. He's looking at him and maybe thinking, that's my son. My only son and he's great. And he turned to him and said, son, I appoint you heir of all things. Not the universe probably wasn't even created then but the heavens and the seven heavens or whatever and all the angels, everything that was gonna come out of the counsels of the Godhead.

Son, it's all yours. It's all gonna be yours. I'm gonna give it all to you. It's all your inheritance. It's yours. Someday God turned to him and said that, I believe that's when Satan fell. That's just my opinion.

I believe that's when Lucifer stormed out of heaven. Because his name means morning star but Jesus was the bright and morning star. Most theologians believe that Lucifer was one of the third archangels, a created being.

He was a created being but God only has one begotten son. By nature, his son. And you know something, that's why, I'm gonna tell you Sunday morning but there is a hatred against the name Jesus because he's his father's son and he's gonna inherit all things and there's nothing anybody can do about it.

The devil can throw fits and turn blue in the face and hold his breath and roar and scream all over this world and stir up nation against nation and kingdom against kingdom but when all is said and done, God's gonna cleanse this earth and elements are gonna melt like fervent heat and the sky is gonna roll back like a scroll and there's gonna be the son of man come riding on a white horse and those riding with him with fine linen, clean and white and his name's written on him, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, the word of God and his vesture's gonna be dipped in blood and he's gonna sit on the throne and rule and reign.

There's nothing anybody can do about it. Genghis Khan, Adolf Hitler, Napoleon Bonaparte, Bill Clinton, Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi, they're gonna bow their knee and Lucifer himself, they're gonna bow their knee and confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.