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10 But amy horn You have exalted like a wild ox;
I have been banointed with fresh oil. 
11 aMy eye also has seen my desire on my enemies;
My ears hear my desire on the wicked
Who rise up against me. 
12 aThe righteous shall flourish like a palm tree,
He shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon. 
13 Those who are planted in the house of the Lord
Shall flourish in the courts of our God.
14 They shall still bear fruit in old age;
They shall be1 fresh and flourishing, 
15 To declare that the Lord is upright;
aHe is my rock, and bthere is no unrighteousness in Him. 
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That is beautiful! See, those who are planted and are firmly attached shall flourish because God lives there and He is the master of His family. He says here, in the symbolism that it is a most secure and quiet habitation.

Brethren, the church is indestructible because God has promised that each one of us as a living stone has a responsibility and where we stand in relation to carrying out that responsibility is the basis of our confident hope. God is there, He will do what He says; all we have to do is respond to Him and do what we need to do.

We need to hold fast! But, how long do we hold fast? I do not know. I have no idea. I can only guess just like everybody else, but I can say this, in the symbolism that is given in the Bible, every single one of us has to hold fast until morning comes when the Daystar arises.

Is that not a beautiful picture? All the way back in Exodus 12 God was thinking of what He was going to put all the way forward in the end of the New Testament. Morning, someday, is going to dawn, and you want to stay inside the house. Once you go through the door and you pass between the blood, you stay there until morning—until the Daystar comes.

Excerpted from Don't Leave the House!

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