Genesis 3 is when we first see that the blood covers, but the cross is where we see reconciliation.

Because God at the end of the day just wants to be with you. By any means necessary, I just want to be with you by any means necessary. I just want to be with you. So when we see

Isaiah 53 and 5 where it says, but he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities.

The chastisement for our peace was upon him.

We see in exchange that the blood is having an exchange with our iniquities.

The blood is having an exchange with our transgressions.

What I love so much about who God is and his wisdom and allowing us to have a Savior is

is that he recognizes that as we go along this journey that there are going to be other things that try to have a say over who we are.

But by sending his son to get on the cross,

he tells us that at the end of the day, the blood is going to have the final say.

Our role in job as believers is to trust that even when all hell is breaking out, that the

blood is going to have the final say.

I'm going to say that again for people on this side because I want you to know I don't know

what you're facing right now.

I don't know how much hell is breaking loose in your life.

I don't know how much growth you breaking loose in your life. I don't know how much

growth you need to accomplish or how much reconciliation you need in your heart, but I want you to know

that the blood is going to have the final say. When I receive Jesus as my Savior, I made a declaration

to my circumstance that when it's all said and done, the blood is going to have the

final say. That's why the doctor can say whatever they want to say, because I know that the

blood is going to have the final say. That's why the teachers can say whatever they want to say,

because I know the blood ain't finished talking yet. When the blood is finished talking, then I'll

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