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 Just some dake notes on the TRUTH, Elohim is revealing to me!! 

h Abolish; remove; take away 

i Mount Zion (24:23)

j Covering the face indicated grief, sor-row, and misery. The idea here is the removal of all satanic darkness and power now covering the whole of the removed from all hearts and minds; then men will, for the first time since Adam's innocence, be free from all satanic influences and demon powers.

Satan is the ruler of the darkness of this world, and he and all his agents will be confined to the abyss during the 1,000 years of Rev. 20 (v 7; 24:21-22; Eph, 6:12; Rev. 12:7-12; 20:3)

 k Engulf; remove; abolish; cancel; and cause the ravages and triumph of death to cease (v 8). In the first resurrection, before the Millennium, all the righteous dead of all ages, including the godly from Abel to the end of the future tribulation, will be resurrected; and death will be done away as far as they are concerned, at that time (1Cor. 15:23, 51-57; Phil, 3:20 -21; 1 Th. 4:13-17; Rev. 20:4-6). Death will not be destroyed for sinners though, for they will continue to die during the Millennium, When the second resur - rection takes place and all wicked men are given immortality of the body to be tormented day and night eternally

11 - 15). Christ has already conquered death and He now holds the keys of death and hades (Heb. 3:14-15; Rev.1:18); but death as an enemy will continue throughout the Millennium and exercise its power over sinners (65:20; 1 Cor. 15:24-28). After that period there will be no more death (Rev. 21:3-7: 22:3)

Wiping away the tears from the faces of the saints who have part in the first resurrection will take place before the Millennium (1 Th. 4:13-18; Rev. 7:

0-17): but regarding the natural people who live through the Millennium as subjects of Christ and the resurrected saints, this will not take place until end of the Millennium (Rev. 21: in The reproach, contempt, shame, and defeat will be taken away from His ple, when Messiah comes to reign vs 8-9; 2:2-4 35:1-8; 65:20-25

n In that day -the Millennium it shall be said, This is our God whom we have waited for and He is here (v 9; 52:7;Ezek. 43:7)

o In this mountain-mount Zion (v 6, 7,10; 24:23)

p Hand of the Lord denotes His power, deliverance, and protection over His people (Ezra 7:6, 28; 8:18, 22, 31; Neh. 2:8; Acts 4:30; 11:21)

q Moab shall be completely defeated and serve Israel in the Millennium (v 10; 11:14; 16:1-5, notes)

I Jehovah will stretch forth His hands and prostrate His enemies, and bring down their pride, making all under subjection as easily as a swimmer makes his way through the water by stretching out his hands (v 11-12)

s In that day -the Millennium, Judah will sing this song of triumph (v 1-21) t Jerusalem, which will be rebuilt completely, as described in Ezek, 48, notes.

It will be made strong by God being the protector and defender through His means of salvation

u There will be 12 gates in the walls uf the rebuilt city of earthly Jerusalem, 3 on each side with the name of the

12 tribes of Israel on them (v 2; Ezek. 48:30 -35). This will be a miniature of the heavenly city, the New Jerusalem of Rev. 21:9-27

vIsTael will be the righteous nation, having been redeemed to the last man (66:7-8; Rom. 11:25-29; Jer. 31:34;41:1, 8; Heb. 8:11)

w This is a promise for all men of all ages who meet the condition of keeping the mind stayed on God and who trust in Him at all times in all things and in all places (v 3; Ps. 91). It is just the opposite of 57:20-21

x Obedience to this command to the letter will produce the wonderful result of perfect peace of verse 3 Psalms 91

y One of 4 times the original word is retained-not translated (v 4; 12:2; Ex. 6:3; Psalm 83:18