The Pure Heart will see Jesus #jesus #endtimes #prophecy #bibleteaching #lastdays

[0:00]Is the name Jesus mentioned in the Old Testament? Like the name Jesus, J-E-S-U-S. Is it mentioned in the Old Testament? The answer is no. See, the word of God says, blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. So, in order to see Jesus in the Old Testament, you first and foremost have to have a pure heart. If you don't have a pure heart, you will make things difficult that don't have to be difficult. The seed of the woman that was prophesied to crush the serpent's head in the book of Genesis, that's Jesus. When God promised Abraham land and to his seed, that's Jesus. The root and the offspring of David, that's Jesus. When Moses said that God will raise up a prophet like unto him that will come, and those that listen to him will live, and those that don't will die. That's Jesus. When the word of the Lord came to a prophet in the Old Testament, that's Jesus, because Jesus is the word of God made flesh, according to John 1:14. It takes a pure heart mingled with discernment to see the Lord. In the same way, some people claim that the church isn't mentioned in the book of Revelation after Revelation 4, because John was taken up. Well, the principle is the same for that in order to understand the word of God, you must have a pure heart, and then discernment. The church is mentioned in the fifth seal, the martyrs that cry out under the altar. That's the church, who just went through persecution and many of them died. The church is mentioned in Revelation 13 when it talks about the beast that rises from the sea, which is the Antichrist Kingdom that will reign for 42 months. It says specifically, he will make war with the Saints and overcome them. The church are the Saints. Those with a pure heart are given discernment to see the truth. And those that don't have a pure heart are blinded. But those that are learning will continue to learn, grow, and understand.