the new Jerusalem

All Things New

• Subir Joshua Gorey • Season 2 • Episode 41

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Our walk with the Lord is full of promises and blessings. This week, we’re exploring an incredible promise that reveals what happens when we fully place our trust in Jesus.

All things of the past are gone, and everything has been made new—whether it’s health, finances, relationships... all things.
Are you looking for more from God? Here’s the secret to unlocking it.

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.”
- II Corinthians‬ ‭5‬:‭17‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

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I want to reassure you this morning that you are a new creation, aligned to the scripture that was released this morning, hallelujah.

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And I want to tell you that when you put your faith in Jesus, when you put your trust in Jesus, you are a new creation and you can mark down your Bibles for the scripture.

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2 Corinthians 5, 17. 2 Corinthians 5, 17 verse says Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. All things have passed away. Behold, all things have passed away. Behold, all things have become new. Hallelujah, amen. What a beautiful passage of scripture and I'm going to read it again and you really should mark this down in your Bibles, in your apps, wherever you'd like to, so that you know and go back to it. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. All things have passed away. Behold, all things have become new, oh, hallelujah, all things the Bible Bible says in this passage of scripture have become new, all things. And I want to tell you this morning don't hold on to anything from the past, drop it, just drop it, because the Bible says all things have passed away, whatever it was that has happened, whatever it was that has kept you down or even, for that matter has raised you up. Understand that it's. There are going to be newer things that will raise you even higher. Praise God for that. And you are a new creation. All old things have passed. All things are new. Amen, hallelujah. This is the word of God. All things have become new. Those of you who are good in grammar will know the difference between past, present, continuous. All things have become new. I would like to look at it as present become new. It's new, it's brand new, hallelujah.

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And today I want to take you to the Old Testament and take you to a time when the Israelites were slaves to the Egyptians. And for those of you who didn't know I think most of you do the Israelites were slaves to the Egyptians and maybe this part some of you don't or don't know is how long were they slaves? The Bible says they were slaves for 400 years. Wow, 400 years. They were slaves to the Egyptians. They were slaves to the Egyptians. I'm sorry, 400 years the people and generations must have passed and gone without even knowing a life of freedom. That's 400 years of slavery. And they called out to God for many years and he did answer and he freed them from slavery. But yet, 400 years.

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I am not here to get into why 400 years. I am not here to get into that, because the word of God also says will the clay ask the potter what he is making? No, so I am not here to get into that, because the word of God also says Will the clay ask the potter what he is making? No, so I am not getting into that. But I want to tell you today that he did answer and he freed the Israelites from slavery. And today I want to reassure you that God is love and the Bible says that God is love, and the Bible says that God is love. It goes on to say so much more about love that if you know God, you know love, and if you don't have love, you don't know God. That's a different topic for another day.

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And though he delivered the Israelites from slavery and bondage, god changed something between the Old Testament and New, and I'll tell you again, it's associated with the word love, and that's why I started with God is love. So I'm coming back to the Israelites. They are slaves for 400 years under the Egyptians and they're calling out to God and God does answer them and he sends Moses and Aaron to release them from slavery. But then something changed between the Old Testament and New, and I'll tell you what was that change. God sent his son, an act of love. God sent his son, and whosoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. The Bible says Hallelujah, oh hallelujah.

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And this beautiful morning I want to tell you that there's a huge significance between Israel under the Egyptians and being freed from bondage. Between Israel under the Egyptians and being freed from bondage and you being freed from bondage through what Jesus has done on the cross. Hallelujah. There is a significance and I also want to tell you that every time you read in the Bible or you come across the word Israel, it refers to his people, is what it means, and a significant signifies his chosen ones, and that's, in this day and age, you and me and anyone who has put their faith in Jesus, his chosen ones, and, yes, of times of the old, the Israelites. Hallelujah.

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Big significance between God freeing Israel from bondage and the Egyptians, and God freeing you through eternal bondage through what Jesus did on that cross, his chosen ones. But I'm coming back to you and me and everyone who's hearing you have been purchased by a very heavy price. You have been purchased by the blood of Jesus. It's a blood covenant, oh hallelujah. It's a blood covenant made for the spiritual world to see that you are purchased and redeemed and not available to be messed with. Hallelujah, oh, you need to understand this in your spirit. What Jesus did on that cross for you and me was a blood covenant. That's the deepest form of covenant you will ever know, a blood covenant which is sealed by blood. And he chose to seal your fate, your redemption, your freedom, oh hallelujah, with his blood. And now the spiritual world only has to look and pass you by, oh hallelujah.

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And today, aligned with the Word of God and the significance of these two events, hear this from Psalm 105, the 37th verse onwards. Psalm 105, the 37th verse onwards he also brought them out with silver and gold, and there was none feeble among his tribes. Oh hallelujah, amen, oh hallelujah. Psalm 105, 37 says he brought them out with silver and gold and there was none feeble among them. 400 years of slavery, and yet he brought them out with silver and gold. Oh, that's the lord you serve, oh hallelujah. And he's doing that for you today. Your finances are changing. Your bank balances are changing, your investments are changing, any form of anything that you find important from a from a monetary standpoint, is changing right now, aligned with the word of god from psalm 105, 37. Excuse me, hallelujah, he brought them out with silver and gold and, as I said, there's a huge significance between these two events god freeing israel and god freeing you and me and the people of the new generation. Excuse me, hallelujah, hallelujah. And everything is going to change for you from this day on from a monetary perspective. And that's not all. Don't miss it.

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The bible says none feeble among his tribes, hallelujah, none feeble among his tribes, hallelujah, none feeble amongst his tribes, among his tribes, oh hallelujah, oh hallelujah. Those of you who have neck aches, back aches, body pain, knee joint, concerns that niggle, that you've not even spoken to anyone, that's there in your body somewhere. God is healing that for you right now. Hallelujah, you are his people and there shall be none feeble amongst them. Hallelujah, aligned with his psalm 105, 37, mark that passage of scripture and know who you serve. Oh hallelujah, oh hallelujah, hallelujah.

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I want to tell you, hallelujah, I want to tell you, some of you might be at a crossroad of a decision. You might not be sure which way to go or which road to take might be an important one. Maybe it's something to do with your health, maybe something to do with your finances, maybe something to do with work, maybe a relationship, a friendship, maybe a family issue. That decision looks too steep for you to even understand or fathom. Seems like it's a large leap. Seems like an impossible thing to do.

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This is for you, from Psalm 81.10, just for being His people. Psalm 8110, I am the Lord, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt. Open your mouth wide and I will fill it. Amen, hallelujah, amen, hallelujah. I am the Lord, your God, who has brought you out of the land of Egypt. Open your mouth wide and I will fill it. And I am going back to the significance of these two events and understand it in your spirit. When God decided to bring his people out of slavery, he brought them out with silver and gold, and none feeble amongst them. And today is significant to you and me. Many, many years after that has happened, and what Jesus has done on that cross he has purchased you and me from slavery, eternal slavery. And he's telling you this morning oh, open your mouth wide and I will fill it. Oh, hallelujah, open your mouth wide and he will fill it. Oh, don't put God in a box. Don't you understand who God is and what he has done for you? Hallelujah, and I want to give you a disclaimer today.

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Psalm 81, 10 says I am the Lord, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt. Open your mouth wide and I will fill it, and he will fill it. This passage of scripture Doesn't say I might, I shall, I'll make some calculations and think about it. It doesn't say I might, I shall, I'll make some calculations and think about it. It doesn't say that. It says I will fill it. You open your mouth wide and I will fill it. And I want to give you a disclaimer this morning.

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The scripture, before this, says there shall be no foreign god among you, nor shall you worship a foreign God. You put your faith only and only in Jesus, not any foreign God. Nor that relative that's a rich one, nor that senator. Nor that member of parliament who you think can pull strings for you. Nor that friend who has tons of money and big cars. Nor that sister of yours who is very successful and has pulled you out of situations in the past. Not that uncle who has worldly wisdom or that aunt who is extremely influential. Let me tell you, people, these are all gods.

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This is what this passage of scripture refers to, and it's a disclaimer this morning, because it is in the Bible. It's in Psalm 81. 8 and 9, read it. And I want to tell you this morning that for some of you all of us are human and we have had tendencies to depend on these kind of people.

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Things crutches, safety nets, what this passage of scripture is saying this morning you put your faith completely in me. Have none of these things in your foreground. You put your complete faith on me. Put your complete trust only and only in Jesus, and then open your mouth wide and you will see him fill it. Oh, you will see him fill it. Oh, you will see him fill it. Oh, you will see him fill it. Oh, you will see him fill it.

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Hallelujah, oh, hallelujah. It's not me, it's in the word of God. I cannot give you a blessing and hide a disclaimer that comes before that. It is in the Bible and you shall have no foreign gods, the Lord says. And then he says and then you open your mouth wide and I will fill it. Oh, he is not a debtor of man. Oh, he remains faithful, though we are faithless. He cannot help himself. He is watching over his word to perform it, and he will perform it. So if you cut out all your foreign gods and all your crutches and your people that you go to when you are in a fix or when you think you are in need, then he says open your mouth wide and I will fill it.

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Oh Hallelujah, oh Hallelujah. Because of Jesus, I want to tell you this beautiful morning you are a new creation. You're not bound by any illness or any disease, and you put your faith in Jesus this beautiful morning, for everything that happens in life, and you open your mouth wide and he will fill it for you, oh hallelujah. Dear Lord, I thank you for this beautiful word. I thank you for your double-edged sword that does not go back until it has achieved what it has been set out for. Lord, oh Lord. I thank you, lord, you're changing people's hearts already.

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Hallelujah. I thank you, lord, that people know and they will turn to you and they will open their mouths wide, lord, and you will fill it. Oh, lord, and they will see it and they will know and they will open their mouths wide, lord, and you will fill it, oh Lord, and they will see it and they will know, and they will look up to the skies and they will be radiant and smile and give you praise and honor and glory, lord, for the wonderful father that you are. Hallelujah, thank you, lord, for what you did on that cross for us. Lord, thank you for paying that heavy, heavy price. Thank you, lord, for that blood covenant that you've purchased us with. Thank you, lord, that there's none feeble amongst us.

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Lord, thank you, lord, that you're changing everyone's financial situation. Lord, you're changing people's bank balances and their monetary sources, lord, and I thank you, lord. They will see your gold and silver, lord. The silver is yours, the gold is yours, the cattle of the Thousand Hill is yours, lord, and we will open our mouths wide and you will fill it, lord. Thank you, lord, for this beautiful time. Thank you for your beautiful presence. Thank you for being so ever faithful to us, lord. Thank you, lord for most of all. Lord, for this beautiful time. Thank you for your beautiful presence. Thank you for being so ever faithful to us, lord. Thank you, lord, for most of all, lord, for showering your love upon us. Thank you, lord, that we are a new creation to Christ Jesus. Thank you In Jesus' name. I pray Amen.